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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

a writer in the New Republic says free
verse is sign Of lazncss. Nevertheless, it
takes indomitablc industry to read much OF it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

Whether or not the Germans plan re-
tirement TO tho Rhine, they arc moving In
that direction. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

lndisna's Governor has designated October
:. the poets birthday, Riley Day and
because it falls on Saturday has directed
that the public schools celebrate the day be-
tore. That IS The sort % memorial James
Wh!tconb RILEY you'd have chosen-a dav
70! happy cE!c-eU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

problem would solve itself" The women of the
Mi Sih rurai districts are catching the vision
-. iiEnt, ana there have been wonderful changes
t tit the better in the last few years and cond-
ions are still Improving.
wiz bSrry that the State Fair will not be favored
h miSn az many folk from this section had
oeen expected at time for Richmond had
- H. unused to have the railroad built in time for
S S.e iaif--Urbanna Sentinel There Will he
n nniie falrs after this year. and the one 10 he
c r%,.u OF next year will be witnessed by the
INNS from your region, who will pour into
i''chhohd over the Richmond Urbanna line.
west Point may be little. but she is loud.
lear ar the West Point News it crows fol-
io .: AS Uncle Sam does all his business. he
t mtt cho9se the most suitable site among all
tr,oSe oHtfcu Tor government aIm"r-plate
plant without fear or favor. Many cities far
h tomoHed from the seacoast trying Cor this
, ,,o ana there may be some reasons not APP
i nInnt TO us why such plant should 20 TO an
arn n.a location We confidently trust how
~ mat when all the sites have been exam
i pn1, and final dccis OH rendered. that West
~ ~ ~ VIII come into It's own and the question
ooi torever settled as to where Richmond should
look Tor her real port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

/, would be something OF joke if the
states law department should decide that
al the bottled cheer Virginians have stored
away against the time OF drough; and
scarcity must be surrendered. However, the
Law itself docs not justify that interpretation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

The Norfolk Ledger Disnatch SAYS: "a few,
more battles by the 'European fleets and the
United States Navy viii step into FIRST place.
And so there are more ways Than ono TO get
even.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

Grab while the erahbing's good" seems 10
be Japana mott" when dealing with China =
Roanoke Times. And thus sc arc again re-
minded that parans are apt !mtators Of So
called Christians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

TELEPHONE: Randolph !. Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

F. j. E-Maurice Mactcrlnck's 'Rluc Bird
published iii 1905 The story OF
children who in search for happiness. typi-
fed by the Blue Bird. Bcryiunc, the fairy. gives
tho two children Tyityl and Mytyl. jewel by
which the familiar things of home bread sugar.
water, light tho and dog, assume personal
forms aud join III the search for the Blue Bird.
Light, bold and fearless; water, shrinking aud
tinid: Bread. a fat Jolly person; the DOG. faith
full and affcctionatc, and the Cat. fawning and
treachcrous take the leading parts They visit
the land of Memory. the Palace Of Night. tho
Palace of Happiness and the Kingdom Of tho
Future. thinking; vainly they the Blue Bird,
only find II at last in their own home Sc
meath the charming story liz deeper symbol
ism. The Blue BIRD stands not merely for hap
pincss. but for heavenly truth. through which
the former may he gained. Tho children typify
humanity. searching for truth through tho past
the somhcr present and tho hopeful future. The
first produced in London in 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

ADDRESS ALL COMM NICATIONS TO Tho Times
Dispatch. and individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

PUBLISHED every day In the year mt 10 South Tenth
EtCrct RiC bniond. VA, by The Times Dispatch Pub.
fishing Co. lnr. Charles 4. iiasbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
Chats With Virginia Editors

Can you heat this for September weather.
asks the Newport News Times Herald We
wouldn't If could.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
Horses, Mule. and Motor Cnr..

l. a C.--ta) The number ana value OF horse
ana mules in the United states January
for four years past, estimated by the Dc
partment OF .AEriculturc:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

The railway. strike has, happiiy, been avert
CD says the Norfolk Nireimian- Pilot. "h,, IL is
not expected that the coal dealers will lack
for excuse for advancing prices Nor
tho meat packers, truckers ANA other iot.s with
things TO sell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
,Ininc ElcrtIon SHOW. nrmncrntlc .nin

Richmond, September H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

The Fredericksburg star sizes M an interest
ing situation in this fashion. The railroads
are going 10 he sandhaeEed h,' Congress into
paying ten hours wages for eight hours work
hurt most.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

Henry I3udd, who died during the
Civil War. seems to have been pain
fully affected by tho heavy boards and
mustachcs which were worn In both
the North and the South about that
time He had two large plantations
and he left one OF these to his son
Edward. with the condition that if
Edward ever wore mustache the es
tate was TO he given To his other son.
William. The second estate WAS be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES: Has
New York: Mutual Life building. Philadelphia;
Peoples Butidtng, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

Entered January %. 1865 the Office at
'i Richmond. Va. second class matter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
The Daily Story
$4,000 Insurance Money 49, BY M. Quad

When Harry Davis was told by the
doctor that he was on his dying bed
he called his wife, Eunice, 70 him and
said
"Eunlce, we have no landed property,
but I have got $4,000 insurance on my
life which viii be paid 30 you within
a few weeks Is is quite sum for you
90 handle. You have NO business head
ON you You never even bought q
wash dish Of tin peddler without be-
ing cheated j have had 90 attend to
all the selling and buying because
you were like q Chiid You Will be adj
vised 10 10 this and that, and rOu viii
not know whose advice TO take 1 feel
much troubled about IT,"
II shall get along an right, ana you
needn't worry" replied the wife
Henry Davis died a day after bis talk
with his wife, and there were scores
Of people in the village ia which bic
had lived for 20 years who predicted
just what he had feared that his wife
did not know how to handle such a
sum OF money.
Three months had gone past and
she had made no investment yet that
any one had heard Of when she sud
denly left her home explaining that
she was going on visit to distant rel
atives il was known that she drew
her $4,000 out of the bank and took +
along
The village Of Lluc0IuvIHe had been
slowly diving for the iast FIVE years
and had now reached the point where
everybody said that something must
be done
Things were in this state Of affairs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11

ments OF what was iu store Tor is
town Mrs Davis wanted ra. .#..
She wanted vscauta propar.. hH ...
los or by the acre
There were o large number Of .u#.
owners who were eaearEuI.e ##.....
90 SELL They offered Har ..r. .r#
tracts. and they came H aa. a.
1ers that some D. chem l## IT,. ..#
outside the door Tie .aa aHu.
the would-be sellers. Airs I|a... scans
ed % know "a good deal ah... #..
real estate WAS worth .l Lincoln. .....
She beat their 6Eurea down aa... ..#.
halt. and as soon as .aa aH-.. #...
be made out the seller aa.
Then another auuoua ..H .. appear.
ad "a tine paper It was ..aH. s.
ahy three railroads should #..
"a junction at Liucoiuvua
logical point for railroad .....
and for railroad shops fua. ....
bring 600 worhmeu .o tH. town.
There was second Hu.
shouldn't the government. b.
deepen the river until steamboat.
could come mp from the bass ..a
aWay2 The government would =a
the right influence was brought about
I'm the next big advertisement. .Ha
Tribune was notice OF au ag.I... f.
ON @ certain date Nr Hr w.a#
resell al her lots 40 tha hughes.
ders The next batch OF I..a
ON contained tua nest announce.
and .tHa further query.
Viii You take $50 worth
street railway from llu #..#.
Buffalo, The distance #".
ruigkiv populated region. amid
srrat that #Eg dividend" T..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
TAMMANY Is DEAD

SAYS rhe New EorE World Tau-
many s dead That SIS tHe true siEH.1-
icanea IF the election returns from
New York City
"It Is hardly worth while "a charge
with treaCharv toward fae democratic
national tickle, or the democratic state
ticket ar the democratic senatorial
ticket Whether there was rreaClery
or NOT on THE part Of Tamuanv lead-
ers. their disloya.ty could have had no
important bearing uu lhe result
New York IS done with TamusuN.
Voters viii not follow tt AIT. Murphy S
organization aries 10 mia lataln seub-
lance of life and 90 80 through some
of the motions az vitality but Ii is a
living corpse. II stiII collects cam
paIEn funds 81 stiil absorbs CAM
paigu funds after its fashion. huf there
its political functions cease
Tamwauy showing in tHrs came
"a go viii have am eNreptcuaI inter-
est lie the municipal election AZ 1917
Speaking ire general terms wc should
say Thar the stampede next U8Il 60
uvoB he Taumany nomination for
mayor NIL 5aN abe resources Of the
police reserves
great democratic estF Is must have n
democratic oraaaisas Eer eshaf eau come
mAud tbe support AMI confidence af
tbe democratic raua and tie The t-u4-
tsraEte party cannot iFa So \rW York
e sJ + a. he ehaiaed Sc ua8N IS death
and iammauE Is dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
INDUSTRIAL PREPAREpNEss

The United States will never be able
~ cope fnlly with he industrial prob
lens until some definite method IS de-
vised whereby tne government can
provide for the uninterrupted trans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-11-11
CHORDg $50
ID I s c o r ID s
BILLYs LETTERS

F.. using the money LAaA +" aa E11Ah HD
blow IN en- present for her birthday
+ which did not come ON the date that
she told me it did. bat instead falling
several weeks before mat time, she
+ having simply been joking with me
. when she said il was to be last week
/ OF course / nave made a note Of her
real birthday date, and If we are as
good friends next. year as we are now
+ there is no doubt that ] VIII give her
/ something swell when the anniversary
comes around eondded to nav room
mate about thinking of d swell gift
for Evalyn and lie said why didn't I
get her q sponge He meant that for
a fun crack. but I told him that there
/ was no funny business in the affair
/ between me and Evalyu.
We started out Sunday morning
when IT. was early. I hiring car with
a chauffeur to drive us the night be-
. fore. Ne and Eyalyu sat in the back
seat and 10 certainly did look pros
. porous on my part to see me and nay
/ steady Whizziug over the country
. roads with a fellow with a uniform
and q cap with q gold band around t
sitting at the wheel and steering us
SO carefully that there was little
( chance OF an accident. 7 could hear
/ those farmers who we saw standing
iu their do0rways when we speeded
. bE saying to themselves there is
happy pair Of rich young folks out
. getting some Of our fresh air aud
/ scenery this beautiful Sabbath with
{ no cares upon their minds and no
. work 10 do like them when they have
to gel up before the sun rises to feed
the pigs and the chickens and water
the cows and the horses and every
thing before they can get their own
breakfasts Oh, the country landscape
is grand. Chas, i'm Ghe summer and
. more so in the fall when the leaves.
is just beginning to fall off the limbs,
F leaving the trees in their bare skins
through the cold weather. That never
+ seemed just right TO me. They have
always told las that nature provided
/ for everything and that nothing suf-
j fRr6d because Of the way it looked
after as and our animals Bnd our
I vegetation. etc. AS j saw them trees
dropping tHeir leaves 1 wondered If
I they was suffering FOR some crooked
+ work that was pulled of BY Adam and
Eve back he that garden where they
had things all 10 theirselFas- You
know Adam he copied a apple and
ate tha be had no business doing. and
perhaps the tree that he stole from
got angry and just naturally Fixed II
so that there was going 70 be no more
clothes .n the wears thar followed for
the winter even for The trees or
course tine trees bar8ed after that and
their cry was heard and they did pref
tE we'll but E0uI notice That they are
given frost every year without fail
and they got TO stand out and suffer
until the merry sunshine comes i'm the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19
9lnna Serrmann,

8rnd, Der Wfann ofienbnr ii1 ieiner
Ierantiportlidfeit in @e5ug aui iein,
groBe camille abioIiit nid,t beiulbt
inb in ge5ug auf feline SaItilng iei.
ner Satin aceeniiber, Die ibm IL
Sinner in 13 Ssnbren gcbar, bonn
piptcIo9iid)en Stnnbpunft aus mo
raliid minoermertbie". @eiterer
Siommeiltar lit iibcriliiiiis.,
Batter ermorbet feinc :
z o btcr. Cine flrdtbare 3bat
iette Die Srtidait gbiaips In @is.
coniin in gluiregiing, aIs isrni @ar
@iiIpen alis 9biengo i'm Sauie ibres
0oters, etipo 8 Weilen BON Der Stnbt
entiernt, alf briitdIe ggeiie ernorbct
mllroe. Ter Wiorber 1T Der eigene
g'nter Der ;Srau. ipeIfer i'm Rdr5,
ais 5rau Bnlpen ans Chicago nnf
Der 5arm fam, Inn oieie 5u iiberneb.
men, nit ibr 6as glbfommen traf
onb iie fir ibren Batter bis 5u beiien
GnSe icrgen iollte. lleber oipien
9unft iino MN SpiIden ben @eiben
Streitigfeiten entitnnoen, Die an
Gnbe 5u benz @lorS gefiibrt baben.
6rnu @lIpen mar gerabe i'm @egrifi,
nit Der WiiId nah Der Stabt 5u inb.
rem. aIs Der oIte St,neioer iie nit ei.
ner grt iiberfieI uuo tbatIdhIif IN
Stiide hieb. sic gfadbnrn teIepbn-
nirten .ofort benz Sberiif Sids In
NbiIIipg, tpalher iid nit elmer glu5abl
manner ouf bic @erfolsuns bes
0tor6ers ma6te, bod, NOR bieie-
ieIbit mad Der Stabt gefommen mo
bate iid bort ben geboroen iibergi.
ben. es gins idon Innge in Der
Stoot Sas Seriidt, oab ShneiSer
eeiitig s;it)t garB rihtis iei, bon
bate man ibm cine ioId)e Sbat OIL oer
ein,igeit 2htte 22ethjter :i;ht sueeiraiit
,srau @uIpen binterIGBt 5ipei ainoer
i'm Sitter BON 8 imo t2 Sabren. Sbt
@ntte 5efanb jit nod m Gbieagc,
bod beitano Die gbiiht, Snh er balb
mad, Dee Garm fommen iolte. Die
9erbnnolnna geaen ben IorSer iol
nod, 0r1ften beIdleuniat lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19
9ie saladt BON aOOs.

Gus Saas, "a. Wai, meIbst man:
Di. Siitoriits Ibtbeiluns b.s Rsihss
Observation-Disclosures bat sinen
lanaen geriht in aipei gbtbeilungen
ii6er bic >S6ladt bon aDos i'm Seps
tember unb Ostpber b. So. DerSffsnts
li6i. Der erfte @bf9niit bes ges
ri6ts, Der iih nur NIT bem @orsebsn
ter gnglGnber befabt, III intereFaut
peqen Der SbatIa9e. bab Der @ors
itob Dor alien Dineen beshulb gum
Stiqitanb fam, pei( cine englifhe
&btbeiluns por einshnl DrahtDsrbau
antam, Der eesen alt Grnartuneen
nod intaft mar. au9 seiste iid, bab
sfpii6en stpei MbtbeiIunsen bic Jiibs
lung feblte, mag 5u ben betanntsn fas
ialen syolsen fiibrts. Die pDailp
Mail" eibt aus benz ausfiihrltbsn
apeiten abf1nitt bss Beri4is folgen<
ben 2ussus:
Der 8eritt tonifatisrt am G1lub,
bas bic Sruppen, bic bel bisIerl 4n=
griff iiberaIl In tire friibsren Stele
lungen auriidsemorfen tpurben, iih
sur polIfommsnsn 3ufriebenbsit bss
Oberbsfeblsbabers sehaItsn batien.
Wenn gr0bere ReferDen unb einc
arcbere aufubr pon Wuniti9n por:
6anbsn. sstpefen ipGren 70 batten fi@
bic aHtaNa!idsH GtfoIsl s1 5. unn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19
Sie Wfildnptb in 4eutihlanb,
S.iterr. .llnsarn nno YOlen
lit srauenbaft.

Die Wil9uotb in ben 2GuberE Der
UfttelmG9te purbe in Glepelnap in
elmer @oltsperiammluns BON bem
Sauptrebuer, Erof. Or. gbmunb bon
Maa, 10 banbsreiflid nit Sbatiaben
bepisisn, bas Siniie4en Der SGusIins
ee uno bas 9elbenibum Der Miitter
70 ergrsifenb sei6ilbert, bub in mans
dem 9tuge sbrdnsn bliutten, manAes
Ser5 ppr Webmutb bebte, uber audi
mande Jauit poG Snsrimm ii9 baltic
iiber bic tiidiiden WburiiGer, bic Gnss
lanbs 9erniatunsstries esgen tI:ine
Rinber taltldaslnb bulben, pGbreno
lie in Sumanitdt ergliiben, fpenn oeut>
f9e unterfesboote als nfrieblide Sans
belsbampfer" pertappte ariegsidiffe
auf ben WleeresgrunO Dsrisnten.
prof. Sr. Gbmunb DON Mah fdnb
sinen parmer, beraIiaen gmpfans.
Der elmer Soation sleia fam. Ssine
4usfiibrungen tparen ia9lifJ unb
O6ne 8ortpiirfe. gs mar feline Gn>
paltsrebe, ionbern Elm 8eriht Don
Spatiaden, bic absr in ibrer Gee
iammtpirtuns srfhiitternb tparen.
Mug 9ritfen unb 8eri9ten einipanbe
freisr 4ugenaeusen ersab fi9 bas
Bib perbdrmter unb leibenber, abcr
ni4t flagsnbsr Wliitter, bic geienften
6auptes bon Der Wilhpertbeilungss
fteIe t.imseben, tpenn Der @orrat6 ers
fhDpit lit, bic alien Wsuib aufbieten,
iidh auTreht au balten. bamit Das
&tnb an ibrer 8ruit am 2eben bIsibt,
Die bem eisensn &inbe MIR fppisl ron
bem foftboren 2ebensfaft seben, als
es bur6aus baben r1lb, unb bann
nod bas bdrbenbe ainb Der armen
Ra6barin ftillen beren I6pa6er, un>
tsrerndbrter &0rper feline Wlil4 bers
gibt.
r@erbienen fol6e miiiter niht bas
giisrne &reu3?" beibt es in bem etn.n
Briefe. ,,Sie perbienen linsnbfif)
mebr", rief prof. ppn Wah, .iis ber=
bisnen nniere grSbten @nifrengungen,
bab mir ibnen als @efHent bes ames
si!aaifasn molsss trgs alien aDib.pl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19

hoH nieberSriidenbe Stmreraen ,,ub
Mrdenid)ineraen, geerpoiit1t uno
l1ledte 8erboinine = perifupunben
lhueu. SD iebe iett bebeutenb beffer
aus oils bisber iino i4 enpfebIe oas
eonrpoilno itets fir syrauenIeiben.
oa es fiir mid bos 'beipirfte, mas BON
Tim beaitiprudt pirb. Sie babem
,neine grIaubniB. bieien grief s,i
eerpttentli4en". Sran s. @ap,
S54S 9. SincoIn Ctr, Chicago, sM.
Werl, Sic irsenbpeIte pon 6en
Spmptomen baben, ipeIte in ssra,r
Nsaps Brief aneeseben fitro, 70 Der.
geiien STE uidt, mas apbia g. 9inf.
bam's @esetable COMPOUND fir fie
eetban bat unb probirem sic es
ltelHt. Gs lit cine quite, altnuobiide
sDeebbin, aus 3i,r3eIn unb s,flm,sen
gema9t. uub fie bat sabtIof:n
Tralen gebolfeu.
@enn Sic fpesielIsu 0eatb benSthi.
asI 10 idrciben Sic an bic Qpbia 6.
isfbam Mebicine 60. (fonfiSeu.
tieA), qpun, @aH. Sbr grief ,uirb
bog einer irnn seOffnet, seleien unb
seaatuortet anb itrens sebeim sebal.
ten .uer6en.
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-0reiaebn Qinber in IL

-9rei5ebn ainber in t3
Sabren. Aus GIepeInn6, g., miro
sei6rieben: Gin streiflidf mari uno
Elm geipiiies argument eab ab IN 8e.
5iig aui bic iest 70 pieIfnh pentiIirte
geburten.aontrou .6rage bic bur Il
glnfpalt 9olntief I'M leanen ron sSrou
Sobn Spears, 6S02 3oeter Sionb,
gegen ibren 8otten ipegen @ernad).
l1iligung unb NiBbanbIilns einee-
reid5te SdeiSunssfIaee. Gie erit 80
Sabre cite, balb benei6ensipertbe,
balb beOauernsDertbe 5raii bat in t3
Sabren cbeIiden 2ebens 13 ainoern
oas 2eben gegeben. 7pon ben Sin.
bern itn-ben. bebor iie aug ben eriteil
SngenOiabren beraiis iunren irlb 5
bon ben 6 Der Whitter perbliebenen
ainbern befiuben iid I'M proteItnnti.
iden @aiienbauie bier. Tie Srml
10 sin leeIiiHes uub fSrperyi1es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19

187o-n peri9ob bi. bsntIde @rtiIs
lerie unsefdbr $4,000 @efdcfie. SIN
ruififh iapanii9en ariese, Der Idns
ger bausrte. in BEN aber geringere
3r6fte aafgebotsn tparen. perfdob bic
geiamWte glrtilleris nur $4,000 Sc
fdoiie. unb Sipar meiit aus Jelbse=
i1iiben. Ser Munitionsperbrau9 i'm
Deltirisee iibertrifft ale pbantaIie-
aablen. aus ben ruiiii6en geri4ten
f4liebt man, bdb bic 0eutI6en i'm
8erlaufe Der sroben edladt in 9as
liaien 100000 @efdoiIe abfeuerteh
su beren 9eranbrinsuns nobl 1000
eiienbabnipasen erfororlih setpeien
iein miiiien. Rad einem pffiSitlIsn
Yeri9t Der franSDiiiden 9eeresleituns
pom IL. Suni rs bat bic frunaDIif9e
4rtilerie i'm Nprben BON 4rras in
usrbalb "a Stunbsn 100000 9eidois
ie psrfeusrt. Sie iibsrtriebsnsn SGG=
Bunsen. bab Bel Der lssten franS0ii>
iden Sffeniipe alIein an ben prei
itdrfiisn 9rommelfeuertaeen 80 Wtils
lionen Shub abgefeuert iporben iein
follen, iperben DON 9eneralleutnant
8. .. Rpbne in Der .8pfiif6en 3eis
tunsA auf elm perniinftises S6dbs
unssmab 3uriidsefiibrt. @dre bisIe
S9dBuns ri4tig. 10 bate jebes Ses
i6iib in brei Saeen bur9i9nittlid
10000, tdslid alio iiber 1900 SbiiiTs
perfeuert. DAB bas cine unmDslide
aeiftuns lit, pirb ieber Ja4manr be-
itdtisen. 9eneraneutnant Rpbne Be-
re4net bic 3abl tpie folst: Die in Fem
fransDiiiden armeebefebl eenannte
3abl Don 5uiammen 5000 9ei9iisen
1T eber Su bod. als su niebris sss
eriffen. Die &risssausriiituns Der
Selbtanone betrGgt 701 S6ub, bic
Der 155mmeSaubiben - bes lei6te-
item unter ben ihlperen 9ei6iiben =
500 S9ub. glebmen mir nun an. bic
Ie Iebtere .3abl selte fir ale ihperen
9ef4iise, lrnb jebes @ei4iib babe bic
pole arieesausriiitung perfeuert -
cine 9lnnabme, bi atpeife[Ios gu erobe
3oblen liefert - 10 ersibt ii9, bab
b0ditens 81 Mi[lionen S6ub, alio
nur elm SebssbnteI Der gefddsten 90
perfeuert iein tDnnen.
Rublanbs Iusfubr tit (na9 amfIis
hen 0ueuem i'm gerslei6 gum @Or.
jabr iiber bic europdiIbe 9ren5e nm
beinabe 654 Milionen Uiart oper
S1.3 prosent seiunten bic Ginfubr
Inn 514.2 Millionen' ober 63.2 pro>
gent. lleber bic oiiatii9e 9rense iicl
bic Iusfubr Inn 14.8 Miaiunen cher
PAT proSent, pGbrenb bic Ginfubr
um 104.2 Millionen ooer S4t projent
itieg. Sn bieier 3eit iiberiiieg Die Gin.
Tubr bic Iusfubr an Der europGii6en
9ren3e um 149 Milionen gegen nur
81 Minionen i'm 9Oriabr, an Der aiIas
tiI6sn Srenoe I'm 1929 Miaipnen sss
gen 631 i'm 9orjdbre. Der 3olbetrdJ
bat fir Sanuar Biz Suli I'M 1882
$4,000 RubsI ober lib prOsent a6s
geupmmeu.
Die 9e{ammtperluite an @ieh nnb
pfsrben, bic in Sitpreuben bur9 ben
RuiIeneinfall berpOrserufen ipurben,
beirasen nad amtIiher 3uiammsne
iteuuns: $4,000 gferbe, 250,000
stid gieb, 100000 Sdpeine. On
S6ofen einssn 10000, an 3iesen
10000, an Siibnern 100000, ar
YGnien $4,000 Derloren.