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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Efrie NJ. Shirclin. Investors Secur-.
ity Association, J. p. Shirclif. Jack
Smith, A. l.. Ingram. /. Thorson, /.
L. Kells, G.. A. Stanley, Era Bond
and r. n. Farber. as trustee:
You arc hereby notified. that on or
before the 18th day OF January, A. Dr.,
1915. there will be filed In the office
of the clerk of the district court OF the
state of Iowa. within and for the coun-
~ of Marshall. the petition OF s. G..
Bell. claiming Of you, and each of you.
the sum of four thousand ($4.000) dol
lars on account Of fraud and conspir-
acy; that two. thousand t$2.000) doll
lars in hands OF e. n. Farber, as truss
tee, be appropriated and ordered paid
to plaintiff: that your real estate IN
Marshall county, Iowa, be attached.
and special execution issue for the sale
of same; that the deed to Efrie Is.
Shircliff. upon the following described
real estate: lot OF OF northwest
northwest 3s-s4-1S. lot of of north
west northwest 36-ss-ts. lot s Of I Of
1 of northwest northwest SO, lot 4 OF
1 of . Of northeast northwest 36-S4-1s.
lot 6 Of of l of northwest northwest
36-84-l8, lots and of 1 Of OF
northwest northwest &c. lot 3 OF Of 3
Of northeast northwest 36-84-1s. all in
Marshall county. Iowa. be set aside.
and that plaintiffs claim be decreed
to be first lien on same, and that
same be sold to pay the claim OF plain
tiff--all as see petition on file, to which
reference Is here made-copy being
filed for your use.
Now. unless you appear and make
defense thereto, at or before noon Of
the second day of the next March term
OF said court, to be begun and held at
Marshalltown, Iowa, on the Sth day OF
March. A. D., 1915. your default will be
entered and a judgment and decree
rendered thereon as prayed for In said
| petition.
Dated this 18th day OF January. A.
D.. 1916. II,
s. c. BELL.
Plaintiff.
c. H. E. BoARDMAN.
Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
The Careful Government.

Annie had come, raw from the
ship" to the friendly shelter of Mrs.
Erwin's kitchen. When year or two
later, she reluctantly left, to work
with some cousins in the factory of a
neighboring town, she faithfully prom
Used her good mistress that she would
not waste her earnings; each month
she would send something to be added
to the bit already to her credit in the
savings bank.
In due time Mrs. Erwin received a
scrawl and s. bill, the two enclosed
in an envelope so thin that even the
denomination of the bill was plainly
visible thru it. Mrs. Erwin realized
then she should have explained to the
girl the proper way to send money by
mail. SO when, on her first holiday,
Annie herself appeared, Mrs Erwin
lost no time.
"You should always register letters
containing money, Annie she began.
1T is not safe at all to send bills by
ordinary mail-or post as you say in
Great Britain
II niver will again, ma'am.' said
Annie, with unexpected alacrity. Sure
yersilf, ma'am, to poor girrul-has
already give me the warnin'."
= The government"
y, .Sure, ma'am: for no sooner did
lave the postoffice, after sindin' you
the money, than I saw it. painted in
the big lettlers on the board fince
across the sthrate-'Post No Bills
Youths Companion $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
culties in the way Of getting men
were, he said:
We'll. they Just don't enlist"
400 in u. 8. Raaarxaa.

were, he said:
Well. they Just don't enlist"
400 in v. 8. Reserves.
General Mccain also disclosed that
there now is q reserve Of .approxir
mately 1.400 men for the regular army,
compared with the much -ridiculed
force of sixteen last year, or Of nine
teen in July. The reserve law did not
go into operation until last November.
AT the end of the first seven-year en-
listment period, General Mccain said,
there would be from $4,000 to 10000
regular army reserves.
Admitting that the continental army
scheme was an experiment, the general
said he believed a trial should be made
|of II.
Efforts of the navy department to
tcut down the cost of fuel and other
materials used in maintenance or oper-
alton of warships were outlined to the
house naval committee by Rear Ad-
miral MCGOWAN, paymaster general.
Admiral MCGOWAN said oil was SO
per cent more efficient than coal as
fuel for warships, but that at prevail
ing prices coal was cheaper for the
Atlantic fleet. The reverse was true
in the Pacific, he said, but opening OF
the Alaska coal fields was expected
again to make coal the logical Pacific
fleet fuel. He said the department
paid an average of 16 cents a gallon
for the 100000 gallons of gasolene
used last year, but that prices were
soaring 81 a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
Cost Estimates Differ.

Widely different estimates Of the
cost Of building an armor plate plant
and making armor were presented to
the senate naval committee by naval
officers and representatives Of private
manufacturers.
Rear Admiral Strauss, chief Of the
navy ordnance bureau, estimated that
it would cost $11,000,0O0 to build an
aFmor plant producing annually 10000
tons. A. C. Dinkey, president Of the
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company,
testified that it would cost that much
to build a 10,000-ton plant
Admiral Strauss said he had figured
the manufacturing cost Of the govern
ment- produced. armor would be 1852
a ton. Mr. Dinkey said the armor his
plant was turning out for the battle
ship Pennsylvania was costing S341 a
ton.
Mr.. Dinkey estimated it would take
the government four years to build an
armor plant.S ie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
Problem and Solution.

Wilson: Here's problem for you
old man: A donkey was tied to rope
six feet long: eighteen feet away there
was bundle of hay and the donkey
wanted to get to the hay. How did he
mango it?
Sharp: oh, I've heard that one be-
fore. You want me to say, 'Ill give i,
up" and you'll say. so did the don,
key"
Wilson: Not at all.
Sharp: Then how did he do it?
Wilson,, Just walked up to the hay
and ate 1t.
Sharp: But you said he was tied to
q rope six feet long.
Wilson: SO he was. But, you SEQ
the rope wasn't tied to anything. Quite
simple, isn't it?-Unidentified.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

With Serbia overwhelmed and
Montenegro surrendered to the Aus
tTians the allies seemed determined to
force the issusjn the Balkans by call,
ing on Greece to take a stand against
the Teutonic powers. A note to the
Greek government, amounting to an
ultimatum, is said by the German
Overseas News Agency to have been
presented by France and Great Britain.
According to a Sofia dispatch, Greece
was required to deliver their passports
to the ministers of the central powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

within forty eight hours, falling which
the entente would take necessary
measures" persons in a position to
judge do not agree as to the depend
ability of the Greek army" said the
Cologne Gazette. apparently the king
controls a considerable portion of the
higher officers and in view of his
popularity among the people, 1t Will
not be an easy matter to compel him
to step out The king has told the
ministers Of the central powers thai.
they are to remain with him. There
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
Cured HisRUP1U

I wan badly ruptured while lifting =
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope OF cure wAs m
operation. Trusses did mo no
good. Finally got hold Of somc-
thing that quickly and completely
cured me. Years have passed and the
rupture has never returned. although I
am doing hard work AZ = carpenter.
There was no operation, no lost time.
no trouble. have nothing to sell, but
will give full information about how
you may And complete cure without
operation. II you write to me. Eugene
M. Pullen. Carpenter SOB Marcellus
avenue, Manasquan. N. J. Better cut
out this notice and show 1t to any
others who are rupturcd-you may
save life or ut least stop the misery
CO rupture ard the WORRY and dangar
of an operation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

In the fastness OF the Tarahumare
mountains west. Of Guerrero. Mexico, the
mountains which he has known since
the days when. as q brigand, he sue
cessfully evaded every force Porfirio
lDiaz could send against him, Francisco
Villa. according to his adherents, is
awaiting developments OF the move
ment started against Carran1a by Gem
eral BENJAMIN Argumedo, the Arrista
brothers and others. Villa, according
to recent reports. Ii filled with rage
against Americans because Washing
ton has recognised Carranza, and is
called responsible for the murder Of
+elgnteen Amertcano at one time and
for other outrages. The reports Of his
capture were denied.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

simson Now, Bobbie. remember
that when we sit down to dinner the
bishop will say q blessing.
Bobbie-Does he know what we're
going to have?
Simson-Certainly not.
Bobbie-Better let me do It, He
won't put half the heart in it that ]
will.-New York Sun 5. = = Z
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

Meeting in New York in the resi-
dence of Charles NJ. SchWab, Andrew
Carnegie's boys" deplored the absence
Of the man who gave them "4the greasy
rag of industry to wipe millions from
the 'Aladdin's lamp of opportunity.
Mr.. Carnegie Is seeking health in Flor
ida aboard his houseboat, the. Ever
glades. 1t was the first time since he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

was much talk, however of a revolu-
tonary movement to depose the king
and make NJ Venizelos, former premier
president Of Greek republic. No. l,
in tn, pictures, Greek mountain artil-
lery; 2. NJ. Venizelos: 8, King Con-
stantine, Prince Andrew. brother Of
the king. and Crown Prince George.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

Corundum mining in the United
States has ceased, while Canadian pro-
duction dropped from $2ss, o91 In 1s1:
to $72,I76 in 1914. Artificial abrasiyes
made in the electric furnace have dis
placed the natural products. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

organized the Carnegie Veterans As
ISOLATION in 1902 that the permanent
president of the Organization had been
absent, and it was the first year In
fourteen that he had not been the host,
the POSTMASTER, the chief speaker and
at least half of the whole get to-
gether."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27
Tit For r at.

A self esteemed professional man
was a witness in q damage suit. and
he became somewhat smart in an
swers given on cross examination. This
incensed the examining attorney, who
went after the witness TIL the latter
became exasperated.
You need not think you can make
a fool of me-" the witness beloved
at the lawyer.
"I'll not ammept to- make a worse
job Of it than your are coldly replied
the lawyer.-Indianapolis News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-27

II once dined at a house where the
hostess had no tact" said minister.
Opposite me sat modest, quiet man.
Suddenly he turned as red as a
lobster and fell into fit of confusion
on hearing his hostess say to her hus-
band: sg4
How inattentive you are Charlie.
You must look after Mr.. Blank better.
He's helping himself to everything"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18

:3rd1i6ent Mill ll0n tein Re@f, ii@ III
biefe Qlrbeits itreitigteit etn5umii4en.
Mber er befiBt als prdiibent cine
ipeitrei4enbe po:i3eigepalt, tann bic
3iige nit @Dloaten bemannen uno
&riegsre9t ertldren, nenn bic Gage
braitii9e Mabregeln erforbern 1ollte~
sSsn ben &reifen Der @ei9dftslsute
1T man 1i9 Der {b>peren @efabren be-
pubt, nel4e Elm algemetner 8abnz
itreit fir Oas @ei@dftsleben berauf=
be59mDren tpiirOe. Ss gibt taum etne
15ubrif, pel9e nl4t auf 8abntrans=
port angelpiefen ipare. sSm Sole ei~
neS @treites bdtten Die @tablfabrtten
in pittsbnrg tein @r5, Die Webereien
in Neu @nglanb teine 8aummcqe
unb ale 5obrits:l pdren obne &oble,
Der @rport bon Rriegsbeoarf, befonz
oers Mun.tion, IN Die Muiierten pdre
auf bas ernftefte gefdbrbet, unb prd@
itbent Dtlfon miro obne 3meifel al
les oufbieten, bieie &alamitat gu per<
binoern. Sans Der Munittonsbonoel
aufbDrt, tpirbe oie gan3e, nur f9si1.~
bare pro1peritdt bes 2anbes aufanr=
mentlappen, unb Der Prdi iibent piirbe
in Ger Wabltampa9ne ie6e AUDI no9
10 i9na@e Mus ii9t auf @rfolg berz
loren Eaben.
9ie omerttonif9en 8abnen finb
nit $20,000,000,000 tapitaltiiert unb
baben 8rIttoeinnabmen bon $4,00O,=
100000. Die 2dnge Der @eleife Be-
trdgt 251 ,294 Meilen. @s .etbt 51,=
700 erfonenpagen unb 2,393,808
Tro@tmagen. 100000 MngeteQte
n6ren our@ ben @treit betroffen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18

@ngldnber unb tbre @erbiinbeten IN
Der 3eit felt Musbru@ bes &rieges
erlttten baben, berporseben. SIM
Monat Stunt allein gtngen 131 BRIT
tif4e @6iffe unb 169 ausldnbi19e
berloren, eine @efamt5obl bon 300
@4iffen, 9ampfern unb @eslern,
in einem ein3igen Monat.
Die perlorenen @9tffe reprdienz
tieren etnen @efamtgebolt BON 32,z
600 5onnen gegen 12,770 Sonnen
i'm Suni 1915 unb $4,000 i'm Stunt
1914. ssSn ben feds Monaten, bic
nit benz lebten Stunt enben, gtngen
286, 813 Sonnen in @9iffen berloz
rem gegen 256,407 Sonnen in BET
glet4en pertobe oes @oriabres uno
nur 1882 in BET glet4en periobe
bes eriten &riegsiabres.
Dte Sdtigteit fetn b IL
der Il 8oote 1T olfo i'm
@tei9en begriffen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18
SEEN 11lm Minneoa, 6reita9 oen 49, Aug. 1916

len teilmei}e 0ur9 @egenangriffe 5ll-
riifgei9logen.
(Sier ntadt fi6 ote @an0 oeS
englii9en 3enfors beionoers oeut-
Ii9 bemerfbar. Ser ltebenoe 9lus-
brud IN ben 8eri6ten oes beutlden
@eneralfabeS lautet: Ser fei11oli6e
Mngriff puroe teilmeiie 6ur6 @e<
genangriffe, teilmeiie 6ur6 unier
Beuer obgei9lagen ober perbin0ert.
Ger 3enior bot einfod Den 5meiten
Sell 6eS SaBes, Der na6 Anpen-
6ung oes Mus6rudeS uteilmeiie" lo-
gii9ertpeife folgen follte, geitri@ten,
INN oa6ur9 6en @i11orud 3u ertpef'
ten, Die ruifti6en Gngriffe ieien nur
teilpeiie obgei6lagen tDor0en.(
r8alfan-6ront: N6tS 5u beri9-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18

mas bei einem planloien 0fud5uge
fder Ser Sail, gelueieu ,uare. Morb-
Dfltd bon Bpbbaice, ettuas 1ueitltd)
bon Der 2iute Sarnopol 3alpe5e,
balt bic 6inbenbnrg'Grunt rniftideu
Melbuugen 5ufplge amf Der 2inie
Dleipm~8alogtomp, bret bis fiinf
&ilometer >pejtlid pDut Oberlauf bes
Geretb. Die bentide Stellnn9 bort
liest alio bebe1ttenb 6itlider als oie
Stellnng Der 6uiien am 3lota-2ipa
pber gar am 9nieiter. Qnf Ser Stefe
Yobbaiee Sarnopol fampfen bic
&uiien nit Der Tront fat nad gfor-
ben nno bic Deutideu NIT ibrer
Tront ltarf nad Siioen.
Sic r,1iiiide Melbuns pon Ser
1leberidreitung oes 3lota 2ipa, Die
am Treitag bereits fam, mar uu'
ideineno perfriibt unb porlamft9 BE-
finben fd feline &ui1en biuter oem
3lota 2tpa, mobl aber iiioweitlid
pon Ser Miin6ung 6esielben in ben
9uieiter, 9te &uiIen erbeben aud fei-
men birefteu Mniprud anf bie Giuab@
the pon MarDau,pol. Gs beikt, bak ite
ben Srt erreid}t batten, aber slutiden
BEN &u1sa nno Marpampol liegt
ber oprt lebr breite 9nteiter. Cine
gerteifnue oes Bioeritanbes anf
oentider @eite 'nadt itd abrisens
bemerf6ar. Wsan ideint an Ser d11-
feriten @ren5e Der Nnf5ugsliuie
angefommen 5u letn, nuo bic ct.
tuartete @en6ung lit anideiueno 6a.
Mfan fann and beute upd ntdt bon
einer Beorobnng ser mtlttariideu
Gtellnng .DeiterreidJs, nod nt6t etn-
NAL BON einer ernitliden 8eorobnng
2eu1bcrgs ipredeu.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18

= Die pffiseaen 8ertdte oes beatt-
.ben Generaltabes tragen bente in
guns beionoerem Wake bic &enn5ei'
Gjen unglimpfli9er 8ebanblung un=
Ter ben 0anben bes engliiden Gen.
fprs. Seile bon Saten unb gan5e
SGbe, Die anfflarenb mirfen ipllten,
Sinb etufad) geltriden tpprben.
Dies be5iebt iid na1nentltd) anf
bic aampfe an Ser 6itltdem Tront,
aun bic NuNen TIT oem 0ebtet bes
9uielters lueitere JDrthtrttte in >ue1t=
Iiher Nidtnng beanipruden nno an=
eebIidl !5alte5 beoruDeu. SIN 2td)te
Der ueuerltden Bumpperiude Der
Alliierteu beiebeu, uerSen Die Be=
miibnugeu ber entente, bas amer1fa~
niIde Etblif1m pon tbren Siegen
sn iiber5engen, peritanblid.
Srotoem gebt aus Dem 8eridte
bes bent1den Generalitabe iiber sic
aampfe an Ser ueitliden lront mtt
.5;e,nlider 9e1tlidfett berpor, oaR
be frau56iiiden Anipritae anf @pr,
4etIe on Der Spmme am SDnntag
amf Grfinouns bernben mno bak Die
Giegesmelonngen Der Briten gan5
stub CUR a1ts Der &nft gegriffen iino.
Sin nener 6anptitok Der Maiierten
gegen 8erpnne uno 8apamme tit nn-
ter ben getualtigiten Opfern Der Ml@
Iiterten feblseidlasen, nno bte Sert-
{d)e Oeaenoffen1tue, bon oeren Strait
sSaris nno 2pnoDn 5,t meIOen tptflen,
bal$ DEN Jortidritt oer @lltierten
naf) ,ute DOE auf.
2asa Ser 5itliden Trunt Fat Die
8otbmer= =Mrmee, tuie otes 5u erluar=
tru Itanb, Die Stripa=s55ront gcraumt
uno fid auf Die 3lpta=2ipa=2inte 51s=
rndge5peen, 2teier 0iid5nG Der
ubne 3,ueifeL etnen Sell Der at1n=
grnppieratng ansmadt, con Der Der
bentl6c generalitab a1n Sa,n5tag
rafD, bnl5Og iid) iii Der groRten
gsrnng nno uGne 8iiIen Ser Jll1T=
n, Do Oiefe entlueoer feine oOer nltr
lsGe luenige 0efanGcne 1nattlteil,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18
Nbgei4lagen.
Nugriffe Der Muierteu
1pie0er pergebenS.
@enonu9 int 0iteu.

4miterbam, IA, Inguit* Die Rnf'
fen teiIen bemte mittag nit, bafl ant
uberen Seretb ,ueitere 6orti4ritte
gcmad)t ,pnroen, bak bic @erfolgnng
Der Deiterreider a&uiideu Stripa
nnb aorpptee fprteeiekt mirb, nnb
/bak rui71de &apaaerie abermals
bor DfarDamppl angefommen it.
Gins iit eiu 3useitauonis oer nidt
anebr 81 perbeimli6enoen Satiade,
bak Die ruiiii&e Offenftpe gum @te'
bsn gefommen lit nno gleid5eitig
ein @iberiprud 81 ben amtliden
xmiliiden Meloungen Ser letten
Sage.
9lut pberen Seretb upQten bic
Ha1en seitern mno porseitern alle
oentideu Stellnngeu genomn1en TO-
beu, uno Sen letten @elonnseu 5tt-
foIse lag Der Stripa langit binter
Ser rni7iiden Syront, nnb bic Nnfen
ftaubea am 3lpta 2tpa. Sdou am
Gamstag murbe gemelbet, rnilii4e
8abalIerie febe pur MarDampol, &C..
iteru uurbe bic Ginnabme bes Ortes
semelbet nnb bente beikt es pie'
berum, Die &u6en itanben por Der
Gtabt, DEM am ipeiteiten meflid se-
teeenen Bnnfte bes rniIiiden @or'
ppfes.
Die itrutegiiden Tolgen Ser Nen'
gruppieruug Ser beutiden @erbiln-
beten beginner itd fiiblbar gu ma-
6eu.
2onbpu teilt nit, bak Die bentide
8egenofieniipe erfolsrei@ mar, tn-
benz bic 9eutiden BEL Eo5teres tn
eiaen engIiiden @raben einorangen.
garis erbcbt Muipriide anf sic ST.
obsruns eiues Brabeus bel 6ap,
bem iibIidea 4usgaugspnnfte ber
fransoiiideu Somme=Offenispe, nno
teilt sleid)5eitig NIT, oak bic 9ent'
fdeu Id,suere 4ngriffe 6itlid mno
sueitlid ppn ser Maas, bel &erbun,
maden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-08-18
BertiQer Beri(6t.

Berlin, IA. slug. Ser geltrige Be-
ri6t Der OberIten 9eeresleitung
uber 6ie &4n1pfe an ben bei0en
9auptfronten lautet: >
8eflidJe Trout:
u3miiben EbiepDal uno Der Som-
me pereinigten Die aliierten @egner
geltern> na6oen1 fte ii6 borber in
@inaelfdn1pfen abgerniibt, tire
9treitfrdfte gum ge1neiniamen In-
griff I'M Opiuers@ @Bo5iereS-Mbi9
an Der gon5en Gro1tt.
r3miideu Sbieppal nno @nil1e-
nont brad ser Angriff iofort nno
unter Sen benfbar i9tperiten &erlu-
feu fir bic 5etuoe 5niammen.
r8eiter iiiolib> Bis 5ur @omme,
lam es nit ben frou50iii6en Errp-
pen iteuentpeiie gum 9fabfampfe
Dieie &dnlpfe oauerteu bie gatBe
glabt our6. Bet WaurepaS uno DIT.
lid BON Sem lino iie nod I'M @an-
ge, obne bisber irge11O cine gnt=
j6ei0ung gebra6t 5u baben.
vDireft iii0lth bon Ser 5onme
madten Die Tran5oien einen Angriff
bel Bia9es, Der aber inter ,1niere1n
6euer pol1tqnoig 5ulonenbra6.
u2uf Sen iibrigen' Geilen ser
6ront bot iib nibts mibtigeS er-
eignet.
vgeorblib bon Berlneues, 5ei
Gon1bres, uno ju0li6 bon 2uiie
nnabten u1fere Yatrouiuen @efan-
gene i1 ben fei,loliben 5tel1ungen
9ln mebreren ASltnften puroen feitro-
li9e Borlt0Be 5uriidgei6lagen.
u5iiotpeltIib bon 8apaune muroe
Elm britiider Doppel6efer abge-
1hoiien. Ser 9aiier bot DEM 2ert'
nont Sronfl, Der iid am 9. Muguit
an etnen erfolgreiben 2uftfatnpfe
iiber Bapaune beteiligte, oen Oroen
uBour le Dferite" perlieben
rSeitlide Trpnt:
vSeereSgruppe oes Tel6maridaus
bon 9inoe11burg:
rNniftlde 2lngriffe iuoliD BON
9111orgon u1t0 bel 2ubie55om (am
5todoo, nett r16roIi6 bon @ppeI,
paren erfolglos.
uBeItlid bon 3oloc5e(a1n 5eretb)
puroen feinOli9e 2lngriffe abgeibla-
gen.
v9eeresgruppe oes gr5ber5ogs
Rorl:
u8eitlib Don Monaiter8psfa
6tpiid)eR 3loto 2tpa u11O 5tripa,
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ftriB=6ront, iiiOue1tlih BON 5tani5-
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Gntente Beri6te.

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itern abenb abgegebenen Grtldrunge1
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lei9te Tortf@ritte BET Maurepas 9e<
ma9t unb feinbli@e 4ngriffe ouf
anberen Seilen Der @pmme=6ront
berbinbert bnben. Die 8riten melz
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{4er Sruppen binter oer 5ront,
bic lie bur9 ibr Geuer Derbinbert baz
Ben ppllen. 8ei @erbun, ertldrt
paris, berrf9t Der gemobnte 4rtiuez
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tie fron5Dfifden @teuunsen fablid
bon Mpocourt fei abge4logen por>
cen. Mpoeourt befinbet ii9 alfo
in beut19en 9dnben,
Die &ufen erbeben in ibren leb=
ten 8eri@ten Qnfprii4e ouf bic
ginnobme bon pobbaice uno MsaS
riampol unb auf ein lpsiteres Wor@
bringen lneftlid bonn @eretb. n0roz
lid BON 3arnppol, Sublt9 BON
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feinblide Offenfipe abermols gum
9olten gebro@t porben. Die bon
Yetrograb beanfpru9ten @efangez
nen5ablen iinb febr untlor, bo n'hht
etna bic in ben lebten 3agen gez
n1o9ten Sc fangenen, 1onbern bic
Der lebten Wo9en 5ufammen 9ez
nannt perben. Die 3ablen tlin9en
grDber unb MAIDEN gr0beren Gin
brud ouf ben fladtigen 2efer. 90
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bonn 4. big II. Muguit 10000 @ez
fongens ma4te, Sen. @4erbat9off
bonn 5. Stunt bis 7. Musuit $4,000,
unD Sen. 2et@iBtp ppm 1. Mugu{t
CD 10,45O Mann.
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lid bon @Dr5 Der 9ii9el 174, nDroz
lib BON 3ipoli genommen morben
lei unb bob auf benz Doberbpzplaz
teau Der 9iisel 121 unb Debeli in
bic 6dnbe Der Staliener gefouen lei.
Die @teuungen auf benz Nablogen,
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oenpmmen melbete. nerben beute
tpieberum als genommen beri9tet,
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ueber 800 gefongene 1eien gema4t
porDen. Die Briiden iiber ben
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