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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Importance Of clean street,,

ImpoTtAHc6 or CIeaH COZ
In general health schemes, looking
to the ultimate benefit of municipal.
ties, the Importance Of clean streets
is not being overlooked. Intelligent
Of questions of this charac-
ter IL responsible, in large measure.
for the dwindling death rates in big
American cities.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

quite well drained and there is abso-
lutely no danger Of the soil becoming
saturated with moisture to such an ex-
tent as to cause seepage water.
These are round silos, built by dig
ging a trench six to eight inches wide
and two feet deep, which is filled with
cement. making a concrete collar or
curb. The dirt is then excavated in
side the curb and on down to the
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Look After Early Chicks.

Look After Early Chicks.
Look we'll after the early chicks.
They will pay well II given good
treatment, otherwise 1t is best not to
have any at all.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

to protect more valuable fruits. In
California in certain years 1t has been
possible to save the olive crop from
hungry robins only by the most strenu-
Gus exertions and considerable e1-
pense. The birds general usefulness
is such. however, that all reasonable
means OF protecting orchard fruit
should be tried before killing the
birds.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Dairy s%upaestIons.

Don't on any account milk any curd,
blood or rope into your milk can. II
you find any slime inside the sieve.
find out where It comes from.
Don't have your nails long.
Don't half do the Job unless you
want to dry the cow.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

er feeds OF such coleopterous pests
as wireworms. May beetles. rice
weevils, rose beetles. and figeaters. By
its destruction Of these and other in
sects. which constitute more than 60
per cent of its food, the thrasher much
more than compensates for that por-
ton (about one-tenth) Of its diet de-
rived from cultivated crops.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Sheen Provide Food.

Sheep Provide Food.
Sheep should be kept to supply
meat for the household The farmer
is much prone to confne his meat diet
to salt meat, as for instance to salt
pork, and largely for the a that
in this form meat Is most easily kept.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Crane Easy to Grow.

Grapes like good soil, location and
culture. but they readily adapt them
selves to circumstances 30 that lack
of proper ground Is anything but sufi.
Client reason to prevent almost any
one who has q garden from planting
them.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Drain and Drao,

Drain tho water from the road about
your ranch, then drag the road while
the ground is moist. You will have q
better opinion Of yourself, and will
set q good example for your neighbor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Unfit to Own Cows.

The man who will let a COW drop
her calf while confined in a stanchion,
or tied In the row Of COWS, 10 unfit
to own cows.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

stroying insect pests. especially white
grubs. weevils. srasshoppers. and cat
erpillArs. Among the caterpillars are
army worms and other cutworms.
When blackbirds gather in large
fiocks. as in the Mississippi valley.
they may greatly damage grain. either
when first sown or when in the milk.
In winter they subsist mostly on weed
seed and waste grain.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Cow viii Retauate,

II you curry the old COW with the
milking stool, don't, get mad IL she
messages you in the ribs with her
hind legs.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Plan Ahead for Sheen.

The man who keeps sheep should
look ahead and have a good supply
Of alfalfa or clover hay for his flock.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

Lice on Pigs.
Watch the hogs, especially the lit.
tie pigs, and keep them from becom-
Ing lousy.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

Avoid Tainted Food.
No animal is thrown on its feed so
quickly by unclean or tainted food as
Q sheep.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Amen.

Let US have peace and good roads
and trust to God for the rest.-Pitts.
burg Kansan.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

After selecting a certain breed, stick
to 1t. and don't outcross to any other
breed, al 1t is time wasted and a set
back in your breeding operations.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

Verify, he that cleaneth up his own
house and premises is greater than
he that talketh about running q city.
Chicago Heral
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28

Always read the best and most up
to-date sheep papers, and learn what
successful people are doing.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1916-09-28
Pitiless Publicity,

PitiIess Publicity.
A soft answer turneth away wrath,
while harsh words stir up headlines.
st. Louis Globe-D Democrat.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

SAILLISEL CAPTURED
BY GENERAL F0CH'S ARMY
SerbianS Take Town Of PoOog.
and CuISe tiID From BuIgar-
ianS; Little Activity in Other
Sections,
=, nnsa.An lnuanAA a...lAl AsAstn NlssI


Tho Russians aud RVman'ans are
vigorously ON the offensive. North OF
the Coustaun rehorneovda railway,
the Russo- Rumaulun forces have
pushcd back Field Marshal vop Mack.
rnsena men Go a front runnins
through the towns of ropal tnnnooa.
ne and knranasuf
In the Trunsylvauia zone, the Rus.
slams have gradually reinforced the
Rumnnlans on the northern sector OF
the line until they now are lighting
eide bv side with them pNcr a front
or about nfty miles south ot tho Nu-
l.o,inn hordor Official communion
tons roport the capture at Nustro
German positions In the lrotn ana
AIt valleys. Near the utluA rnW the
Austro Germans have madc advance"
according to Heflm-
snlliscl east OF tho reronno-Hh
upnme road In the Sommo region hH'
follcn entirely into the hnndb of 'h'
,rnopo of Gencrnl roph The Fronol
Inflicted henvy eupupltlca on the Ter
mans
IIltle important fighting Va going ol
In the Ruasian, Macedonian OF NuHlI'
| Italian thcntcrH. The town ot fol"'
ond cunc Hill have hocn captured ~
lhc Serbs from the I'ulgnriann, nc
cording TO Paris Berlin admits ~
adavncc by tho serbs In thus region
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

SUBMARINE PROBLEM
TO BE FULLY CONSIDERED
No Chance From Policy Laid
Down in Sussex Case Mex
lean Situation Also to Be
Solved


Washington. NOV L. President
Wilson eamc hack 20 Washington to-
night. ready to take up public prob
lens and to begin framing plans for
his second term In the White House.
lie had been away two months,
A cheering crowd packed the rail-
road station and waited outside In "a
drizzle Of rain to welcome the presi
dent As he appeared walking down
the station platform, accompanied hN
Mrs. Wilson and thanked 10y secret
service mon. hundreds began shouting
and rushed forward in efforts to shake
his hand
Mr. Wilson walked through the sta
ton with his hat OFF, bowling ana
smiling, and was taken through the
presidential waiting room to an auto
mQHc outside. Secretary Buker. At
tornoy General Gregory, Secretary Th'
muIty and Senator James Of Kentucky
were among those who greeted him
Mrs Wilson Miss Margaret Wllsot
land Miss Helen Woodrow Bones,
cousin. accompanied him ON the uiI
from New york. where the party land
cd late today from the yacht Mayflow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
NUMBER OF DECISIONS
ARE EXPECTED TODAY
,n1 so.s.na louanAL srlelAl LsAsg9 watI

10y AoRHN9 JOURNAL sFtClNI ttNoID WV
Washington, Nov IA number OF
decisions are expc.ed tomorrow from
the supreme court More than eigh-
tv cases are now under advisement
and to facilitate their decision, the
court is expected to recess two weeks
from November 90, to December 4,
over the Thanksgiving holiday
Among important cases scheduled
for argument this week before the
court, are the so-called Disgs-Cami-
netti white slave case, to determine
whether persons may be convicted
under the Mann act Of 1910, for mere
criminaity in personal cscapadef
without elements of commerclalism Of
coercion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

'"' "+''''iF '"''''' srH''a. '"@H" a'l''
'hltata 9" NJ special warH
ut q, prsbats faf zero weather
,unaetnH 'ra naf'h ard mld1la voaf
.as sent sgi tonight by rovnrnmanf
ssIne, npsa here The eali woea
s ruirr rem ihs northern 0oe0F
a,auutam terms where tawnar
Utf.s farefte from zer1 fa q below
-.ta ,s,atH.1 lhla mofalue
shipra,a were advised 10 rro0ee.
shipments r9gehp ihrourh rh.oar
90 Oa f1ss1eg night Tor tamreratnra#
,auclar ffaw zero Pa 4h5s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
ttraVF sEOW FALL
CONTINUES fg WISCONSIN,

r,san rav WIS., Nov SNOW
naa hsen hInne m Wisconsin ar.N
ais h11ta and i1uaHt bad reached
dar'b ~ fwo faa, n dffIea ap0w ir
rtsru nav
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

Rausn Cie Nou ~ tempt
urt which lowered above and below
the freezing point was recorded aE
government thermometers here ~
aav Concorda, KAN, reported 20
degrees above zero.
Government predictions said the
thermometer would register twenty
.derraes Ia the morning for Kansas
CITY and Vicinity
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

Ihp n,aHuou tsrpu .fsufs1 sfegl
inlot,ef " effi.ial .iss sanrh
American uaIiaHe haze bssb heed hit
~ mlHsb ttoda tssuialars sr1 saua
iias aep ga atuual announcement
vac maas ~ rtiie rHal ts bHaen
amtaesad4t Ia lhl tplfsd States Rrs
III aud Atesulua had beeb requested
va ssst luiu e.liaH pH w.. British
bia,ttsl The etals department Sow
teat Says tital as yaf nsttt.f The NhIl
tau ma go Brazilian proposal has
b,sp ttupttis submitted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

- .-pIAs-~- -~ - -
CHAMP CLARK LIKELY
TO SUPPLANT klTCHlN
President Is Not Expected to
Call Congress- In Extra SEES
Sion Therefore No Change
Until Dec 1917

"a, nsss,ps tsuss,, srt,,N, tsAssr wtsti
WaahtnEtou. NoN ts Mowheln ot
the house ot representatives IN the .
newly elected ritN satNth ,enstean
face one ot the most uncertain o'snn.
lsation utuottons ia the htptotN ot the
govcrnmept
with "a Few disultta atm ia doubt T
the republicans appear to nave q plu T
rnltN W tour or tive moWhcta nnd % ,
majority et i've or three 1.
when It Ia figured cut that an hdo j
pendrnt elected Ia Man7behuhettr nm !
n progrenniVo elected IA Mlnuono'a
probably win vote with thrw to' A."
pnniaetou purpoRca Independence ut
action hps characterized q Wimho "l
tho elected memhrtn on The iepoO.
Itsau aido. however aud thuu aiOtudn
toward democratic lcbiHlatlon W 'o'
lnat fov yenu has given democratic
lcndern rauau for horo that rn'"" at
thrm might entg their mdv'ehdeh'r
into the organization of the nrhl
house
Ne ElNtrn S,rininn IihrlN
While there might be q rrw unnosoa
when tho official returns ATE counted.
the rhnncea are thpt these would nal
materially nitor the general result In
view Of that. democratic lradri7 'r.
gard It improbable that itr1idrW
Wtlaou win cnll an rHtia session ot
I 4 'thttl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13
ss-..aI Stat.sticiaos in Santa .
.,''7 7. 1grn From Heads of
--aa--Be-oIg---s
=. WenberS Of Assembly,
Iovrs RUNS AHEAD OF
''' DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Results Indicated in Sunday S
..'I,.', o1naI Verified by Latest
setJrns Republicans Get
five State Offices,

.,,,, eoasrsrososses 70 noaE'H' 'T 'oIrG gI;tioal
'.,ii' .ra,o Fe. NOV l2.-Both poli'ica'
.r,ors paye up practically the !
''a, '",n,.tion of precinct returns an"
@u'p.' ,ham mn each time that tele-
au'us ,o,onbone or mail announced
aap'' ,tsnres from previous figures
Sg, 5.,b beadquarters refused to concede
p0u .,.otior ', Of a single candidate on
~ ,ss otber side, but both knew approx
,~,,ely which Of their men had oeeh
.1s,tsd and those whose election Is SO
..,.h IN dopbt' as to require the ON
.a, 4''o oonnt 70 determine the result TO
gg' .s. candidates themselves and the
,nbfc especially the betting public
ats was mystery.
One gambler who had several
Aons.nd dollars on the result, put 1t
bs way. Those returns should
F,ye been added in fifty minutes on
tuesday night. 1t is simple enough
seems to me, to put down a column
a figures for each man and then 10
IA tbe columns on an adding ma
chine Still, a corps Of clerks and
fggerersn have spent three days and
bgr nights figuring the result and
cannot vet agree as to who is elected
and who is not on the face Of the re-
turns. except that Jones certainly Is
elected United States senator, Walton
representative de Baca governor and
that the electoral vote has gone to
Wilson
It seems certain, too, that the re-
pubIcans have elected w. f. Lindsey
lieutenant governor, Clarence J. Rob
erts. supreme court justice; Robert p.
ETien. commissioner of public lands,
and j. Howard Wagner, superintend-
ent Of public instruction. On the oth-
er hand. the democrats have certain
y elected Antonio LuceTo, secretary
of state, H. L. Hall, state treasurer
and Bonifacio Montoya corporation
commissioner. w. 6. Sargent repup-
mean. for state auditor appears 10
have the best Of it on the face Of the
returns, but neither side will admit
that this can possibly be the case In
iact the situation is as much as It
was five years ago on saturday OF
election week except that this much
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-13

MUST 81 LIMIT ON
MILITARY RESTRICTIONS
Nations DiSrogadOg Interests
of Those Not at War to Ro
Compelled by HosDlIltIos, Il
Necessary,

t., aasata- sa,ga,, sts~,A, tssss~ w,~si
NashtustoN Ne,. ~ tuu aeialt5
et he ,uyeNt ptepesai So the p'ee'l'e"
parliament "a, the b,asIl,eu noula't &c
International taN to, ,hs te,met'o"
et q teeaus ot ouotnls So ,esisl trade
rsst,t,uuna aNt utbu, eoutua"hhuota
m neutautoots we've made puhilu e..
ia, th,oush thp utaulh ueeetie "f
tho upelIau parliament The ~"
poaed iuaaue Would venalal of all r'ss
ont ueuttals ami veuit sptloh auto
uauyath lnta arterl Whtnu,o, oo"'h
81 Va, mohe ut
tnp suuluh Wrea lbu government
tu abu immediate slera to seru,u tho
uu operation ~ au peu,,ata 60, the
|uo,h,ouim pf q uNliutm aatlua az neus
/ uai statute ana ~, thyu enforcement
1 me ushls suaeearei are tho lwWnn
Iib OF enemy sGoas uNtat q neutral
usH. complete utu,Y of tadp he
. uvuaU nuuuai nalluna. regardless ~
ultimate destination tatium fta",
Ihut usH territorial ariluns sunh 90
biarblsllnu. ana thu folWnilpt "f ahv
alien "a interim fa,tlfu euta'HWa"'
Iuf mattoia Whlph might iHad lH hti
|lihntpnt tesul,liuna.
itN u Wpnid hs Nai
Valuations NJ lhtae ilthla HHNIh br
Iuai u0d.t lba MAN fifsi bs lhe Wlih
dtawai bl tha neutral ieasHa ~ 'le
prtliehr Hf frleHiiE treatment iHi tie
uffaHlut nation iHtiudlnF iha ifahs
uahte ~ nasa aHHaulai 80 ditl"s
: natl, uffrlai stuulh ha nuHnrtbed
his credentials vnud ba handed nm
al uuaa ~ lha proved iHatolllUei
hpaillurs might ruia~
Tho tepml. abla di,eut1 az all
btlllrttauis is muif nmntaiHs1 Hlt
nlusg ltade violations He tiiwls
NJ the uulttd slalas ota istntaite4.
. bW go declared Ineffective rae el
led blockade 10 particularly filll.lfsd
tass 10 -lled iH #huit d htaailah
VESSEL rtiu too tnllad aialla iu htatii
Is alleged ~ haHt Eaen srlsad faksn
Into Martinique ana buasn ~ sptftt#
det suma ~ NO merchandise bpHna ~
pratli
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11ieccrtrds dsltiokeit
Scr ~ GneldlaScr!
5enern anf ein brriinfenOes Seutidjes
Sdiff; Der aapitan rnO fiinf
Nann ertrnnten.

Berlin, 81. @tai. (5unfenberift.) J
Ser lleberfeeiideu giadridtenagen-
titr lit Die NleIortng augegangen,
oub bel Dem 3orpeoieren iino Ser.
ienfen oes oeitti6en GanrpFers oaol-
ga" III Der Gitiee ON II. 0aoi feds
Dlnnn Der 8eiosung tu1s 2eben
gcfonnlen iinD. Gs miro beItinnlt
bebauptet, eaB Die aaolga" be.
ifoiien iuurOe, na6oem iie auf 8e.
iebl 6es fein0liden 9au6bootes bel.
georebt botte, uno III Dem 2lugcil.
bid, ols ein &ettun9sboot ms Weer
bino6geIaiien puroe, cin 3orpeoo
ieinen 8eg III ben Woidinenrnlun
oes 9anpfers fano uno ben Inter
gang oesiclben beIdleltnigte. Gin
Watroie tpur0e bertprn0et unO in.
folge Des idneIlcn 5iufens Der
SsoIgo" bermohten iid Der &opitdn
lfno fiinf glanu Der 8eiabung nidt
gu retten iuo ertranfeH. Gos
Dnmpfidiff ipur0e obne ale Dor.
hcrige @arriing angegriffen.
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G9rltito fir OrciS<
2lbntiral .. Cirpik!

Berlin, 81. Nfat iiber 9onoon.-
@roBaOniral b. Girpis, Der infolge
Der Soudboot &ortronerie bon
ieineln Soften auriidtrnt. itebt bel
Der gdrt3en gebolferltne Geuti6-
lanos nod intuner In bober CUNT;
iein 9ame miro fir ale 3eiten in
Der @eidibte 9elltihlonbs ebren-
boil gena1lt iperoen. Gdglih er-
b1lt er ans oIlen 3eiIen 8elitId-
lambs 3nidriften. in ipelden fein
9lltsiheiOen aus Dem aftiben Gienit
Iebbaft btoduert iuirO. Ser 8erein
Der SiittenbeiiBer nn0 gergperfs.
Sngenieltre bon RbeinpreuBen bot
u. GirpiB 8u ietnen @brert11itgIieo
ernonnt. geur einent onoeren qro.
ben 8eutiden lit 0ieie gbre 5uteiL
geipor0e, lln0 0as mar Der GiIerne
anl5ler Otto b. gismard, Der I'M
Sabre 1878 in nen oben genonn.
ten Gerein aufgenoninlen tuuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
Die PCac Scr rMii.
6cfaileercnlaocr!
1900 Geiterreidsr iuesen Idledter
Iauitarer gerbGltniiie
oabiHoeitOrben.

ggierL 31.Moi. - Bon $4,000
oiterreidiid imeoriideu arieesge.
fongenen pelde IN oen @eiange.
nenlagern bel Grenburg i'm oitli.
den 8luBlanO irntergebraht lporen,
Iino 1900 infolge Der 0ortigen
b6llig undureideiioen iaititaren Ser.
bdltniiie aranfbeiten uno ibren
3llDen erlegen, mie Elm bonn 15.
Wldra 6atiertcr geriht Der omerifo.
hiihen 9otidatt in 8etrograo be.
iagt. Gs loa an aleioung geunn-
gelt baben Die globrung mar i9le9t
unb Die @efangenen pur6en Der
adIte allseeiest, Sir Die SeiIung
Der @unoen uno &ronfbeiten lpur-
De fat garnidtS getan. (Gieier BE.
ridt itonmt BON Is. @tGr1 oos
Silnonitdtsgefiibl Der perren Bil.
ION uno 2aniins bdt iib jeoo6 nod
nidlt bentiiBigt geiebeiL eegen ioidc
ihouocrbaften 3uitdnbe 5ll proteitie.
rem
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-31
1oicr 41crIcneft ilitfer
Criintnterit 0etStef!

Dallas, &er., 81. Uaai. Cine
Wtenge perionen ipuroe eeitern nn6-
nlittag urlter einem boI8ernen @or.
bad Dor einem 2aoen begraben, ais
0asielbe einitiirote. Bier oerielbeh
barunter Elm 5p0lfidbriges Mdodeh
iplir0en uuf Der Etefe get0tet, nab
reno ilber 3luan5ig berleBt nur0en.
mebrere oopon lebensgef1brlid. 0as
llngliid trug iid i'm Ser3en Oes
(SeiddftsOiitrifts 8u, uno Die 9eiite
bntfen aitf Dem 0ad 8oito gefaBt
I'm bic Graberi9iniifiungsta -4ara.
De beiiAti9en 81 tonnen. 0os leihte
3atb tonnte oaS @eipiht nidt ans.
Bulten uno itilr5te 3uianuneL iilOem
es einen eroBen Seil Der Saus-
front nit itd rib.
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Slcil6knappbcit ititN
9citcilcrt ipcrScn!

Berlin, 81. Mai, iiber 2onOon. -
Die preuBiidbe 9legierung bat cine
@erfiiemg erlaiIen melde 0o5u be-
itimHt it, bic eigentlidle llriade
Der anappbeit bon sSleii6 in Den
@roBitGoten 3u beieitigen, uQnlid
Die @elpobnbeit Der Beboroen in
2anooiItrifteiL Die glusfubr bon Sc.
bensntitteIn 5u berbieten. 3ieier @r.
lab lit al Die Oberprdiioeuten Der
8robin3en eeridtet uno erfIdrt, ooB
oerortige Ausfubrberbote ni1t &C.
oul0et peroen fonnelL nlsgenonts
men in 4usnabmef1llen. Gs miro
ferner barauf bingeipieien, boB elm
friiberer GrlaB, lpel6er 0erortiee
4usfubrberbote erlaubte, 0en 3pef
berfolgte, Die 2ebensfilbritng nils3u.
gleihei, niht aber Den 2anoniitrif-
ten lpeIte bic 2ebensmittel proOu.
5ieren, einen 8Or3lt9 81 seben. 8db.
reno Der 8ouer 0es 4rieges babe
feine aldiie Der 9epoIferuug gln-
ipruh oarauf, 10 gu lebet. iuie Dor
Dem arieg. Der nene grlob ipur6c
Oaourd berbeigefiibrt. 0oB Meiien6e
fat einitiHn1ig berihteten, ouf oen
2aiioe ieien 2ebenstnittel I'M lleber.
flub porbanOen linO biIlig gu pa.
ben.
Serr bon gotodi ipro6 fi6 1lt-
Berlt optirliftii6 iiber Die @rnteaus.
iihten uno Die 6aour6 beOingte Or
n6brung oes 2anoes aus nno grim.
Def oieie aniiht ouf Die ans allen
2eilen bes Meids einlaufenoen Grn-
teberidte, Die ausnabmslos gilnitig
lauten.
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Anbdben!
Staliener bereiteu OlGnmuns Mia.
sO's Dor, beTen S5eitnnss-
iuerfe ssrifOrt iino.

gerIin 81. D1oi. (6unfcnberidjt)
Gos ggiener striegsaHt melocte
beute pornittdgs Geiterreidiih.un.
eoriihe 1ruppeit Die ipeitIi1 bon
glriiero inn Grcltiner Giltrift ope.
rierer, babeit ben Bolino,5luB iiber.
Idritten uno bic Soben oes flo.
li6en ltfers eritiirnt 9ie Gin.
nobnlc Der befcitigtcu Stellingen
bci puntac Sr0in miro cbenfoaS be.
fannt geniodt.
@ien 81. 01ai, ii6er Berlin. -
Die italieniidjen 5treitfr1ftc bcrei.
fen iif 3ur sf1nuung bon 9lliogo
Dor, Der gr0bten itolieniihen Srt-
ihoft, bic bon ben Geiterreidern be.
orobt miro, felt bic groBe glngriffs.
bepegung i'm ii0li9en SproI ibren
glnfang nabnt.
Gin onltlidcr geriht bonn @rieas-
amt meIbet, Dab eine 0iterrci@ii6e
Streitlnoht oas giia.lal ollrdquert
bat, nobe goinnc, fiinf Meilen ipeit.
lid bon giingo, nno nod Siioen 5u
borriift, Die sStoliener 81 um3ingeln
orobeno. gaobe Gonobe, fiinf Wtei-
len iiloipeitlid bon gtliago. madten
Die sStoliener @erinde, bos oiterrei-
d]ii6e 8orriifcn 8iun @inbolt 3u
bringen, ipuroen ienod 8ltriidgeidla-
gen.
9os aricgsont iaet meiter: 8ir
bobcn aid W1onte Gebio, Wtonte
nno ben Gorno Die Cant
po 9ianeo inn 9ciis. SSSrn oberen
goiino.GoI trieben lpir Die SStaIiener
nus ibren Stealntgen peitli6 unb
iiiblih BON 8ehnlai
9is iebt iiiio III Den adnlpfcn on
Der Eproler sSrpnt ilber 10000 Sta
ltener III @eFangeniddft geroten.
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Sebtpeis GcId1iibc!

Bern, 81. Dlai. 20 ipeitere
idlpere @eibiite, meIde Dor mcDrc.
rem Daonaten bon Scr Sd]fDei3cr
Regieriinq bel Strupp in @iien be-
lteat ipuroel iino bier nebit cincr
Wienge Wlllnitiou eingetroffcn. sic.
le aanonen neroen Der Bren5e ent.
lang oiifgciteat iper0cn Dip Eat.
iade, Dab Die Delltidle Hcgiernng
eegen Die gLbIieferlna Der anno.
ncn nifts ein3nipenoet bottc, miro
bier ols geriigeroer 9emeis betrad).
tet, Dab bic oeutid)en 5treitfrafte
feine geriudl maiden lnerocn. 0ic
5dyuciSer @rcnSc 8u ilberi1reitcn,
Inn Die 5ran8oien in Der 5lante ait.
0ugreifcn.