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The Dermott news., 1916-08-24

.e N, #ntzzz-a, s.....s#,4ae# eu4,t.#s= Vt do bus ness Nstt= taem.. tu,N come 10 our stores and offices. tue2 eute~ come in contact With Us II hundreds of ways and if We are not m good physical cend.uou ~e contract the dis ease which hey brad
 The yIsitIg nurse helps 10 coun. teract the danger. She ylsits the homes. nurses the stck. iustructs them how to he careful. and restores them 70 health under the direction of com petenl physician But sHe k more important as an educational factor For her Wofn Is uot confined to those already III She works among the well, spreading tte gospel et clean Hf,S. good uving. sanitation and health She visits the homes. locates sources of disease and shows now 10 eradicate taem. Sae Is both medi- cal missionary and /" protecting angel
 After al health is cheaper than sickness Ltt us saF a poor laburtng man earns only 5000 year If he IS s.ck fer this length of time he not only loses th.e much. but his family must be contributed 10 hy the Cnari- Jably inclined. 10 say noth}as ot the pam and anguish experienced by the entire family Multiply thIs by the many such unfortunate families and vuu uaNe tae m}rlmum aunua! cost to eour community \ visiting nurse would ee~t from S6t0 to Si56a0 Near# S1c therefore, represents au actual Sayluc ot money But more lmport auf she VII help make yoUas a healthy community and tHerebS aId Il lts de telopmaRt
 Those interested Iu this or any other phase of autEtube rauLosis work suunla communicate al once with tae &ecre. tar> u. tine Arkansas SocleN Tor t1c StudN and Prevention of TubercMos., City Hall Li;'ie Rock. for turtAer m for,auou and literature
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24
fkVORiTES ON FRENCH MENU
Ertichckes and Trutfies Are PartcC- iariy Liked by :he Gourmands
 Of That Country.

The FreEchman is very fond of arti- chokes One kind. the Nerte de Prov en>e, has wide-oren petals Ike q rose in full bloom The violet Native de Provence is rare specimen of vlo- let hue, having it's petals closely fold ed into a firm bail
 Truttles are among the rarest of epi- curean treasures in France. Dogs and hogs are trained to scent out the tuberlike nuggets in their earthly GOV erings in the forests For the trutile is fungus which grows underground and requires the scent of animals to discover it. Its growth is rather d mystery. in that science has vet dis covered little about it. In Perigord and Provence the custom prevails of sowing acorns in an lnclosed space. the natives declaring that when the trees are big enough to shade the ground the time has come for crop Of truflies to be gathered
 A violet trufile the finest of all It is covered with p0lsgonal warts and is found in Perigord and Provence. When it reaches maturity in late au- tumn 1t puts on a black flesh of red dth violet sheen and it's odor and fla vor are as delicate as it's covering.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24
Fish Failed to Respond.

For some hours the angler had sat on the river bank. patiently waiting always waiting.
 stranger to the place had been watching him for some time At last he Gent up 10 the old man and asked casually:
 The old fisherman rebated his hook, threw it back into the water and then turned calmly to his questioner.
 Well" he replied grimly. I really cant say I've dropped them a line every day for nearly a week now. and I've had no reply yet
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24

tae# ..dNaufagc ot schoo ,Hg. aHd e,vtN- on. agrees that not only should chil dr,u be given free education. hut that rv.rrihlng pass be should se done to ,ucouveg. children to partake of ih.S cducatiot Net in many cities Of th.s country and indeed m every citv m Arkansas no provision ls made for the auemtC child or the child who may have & tendency toward tub,rVn- losis Our schools are usually made up of crowded class roo'ls with httle ventilation. where the air of the room soon becomes bad and poisonous. The result IS that children hreath ng this poisonous air become sleepy have headaches. and going out into the cold Air Of winter take colds With the delicate child II usually leads 10 SC rtous disease and tuberculosis
 In 1908. only eight years ago. Provi dence. R |. to counteract this infu- enre established an open ar school They used an abandoned building and converted an ordinary four~tded room into three rooms leaving ono side open sa pure ar could always enter in larre quantities Ths Was done m .3.d.viuter. ,Ae ch 'lrpa 'tIrs clothed ta warm #ap~ and -9 th'~ room were ,f4Crd the stctiy. 1remic loui ns cGtl aren r ys slter. ing to noto rhe nm. prev.fn,r' 'h.. nHWsaaek took place not eaI a trylc HcaNh but in ehe.e yHdtea eate-o good food v.as supplied aul T p-uyed a pavine jsv. stmeuf For formerly thousands ot aa',ar- were hc ue Wa-'od on these children who could not grow into andhood and wo0aahood and whose aruiug therefore : plc rot be used
 other cilies watched this expe.i .-srs clos Y and six months later Bos.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24

l. children Iii tH4t e,aool tt was proved ttat -G la~,s of f4Scrcg., Is Nere either arrested or cured Wten the first summers work wa. oomplet. ed New York opened school tbe same Near m an abandoned ferry boat which ssks-s it interesting because f shows what 9ood use apparently use- less places can be put to So rlui6ly did this movement grow that in 1911 thirty-fve cities had established such schools Today over 100 cities have followed suit
 Leonard II ANres Pr. n of the Rus rell Sage Foundation. who made study of tALs subject summaries hls findings as follows:
 fhe open air school k combina- tion Of sanitarum. playground and sehoolroom iu which the daily regime consists of double ratious of air. dou. ble rations ot food and half rations of work There are eight requisites or which The hrSt three are imperativeiv essential The three cardinal requi. sites are First abundance of pure air, second plenty Of good food. and third sufficient warm clothing The other requisites are only less import ant Number four Is shelter from he wind for experience teaches mat wind and not low temperature causes suGcring from cold Five. .s the saol- ter where the child who gets chnIy may be taken 10 eet warm Sixth. provision for sleeping after the noon meal. seven, a skllfll physician and nurse These do not have 10 be in attendance continuously, but should be available Last. but not least, il is necessary to have in charge a teacher who is intelligent able, and imbued with success.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24


 set in combating tne spread Of dis ease 70 far "s 1t = known only one anu-tubereulosis visiting nurse $ em= pfeNed iu thls state She lS employ ed bS tht Arkansas Society for the study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and Nerks in Iittle Rock, her salary being paid out of funds contributed by the cap ol city
 Farre k Ho reason why more com muu!.ies should not have visiting n4rse. No toWu CT village IS too small to take tlls means ot keeping well. If Il town ls 70 small chat funds for this purpose cannot be procured the county should and could undertake this work. So often We hear from sia.l. towns. We don; need nurse here. Ne dor nave tho problem of a large ettN The smallest comm. n.tles have been toInG to have disease breeding places. In fact just because the good citizens of the small towns consider tHeIr own community above reproach. these conditions go on un. abated and unattended to.
 ln small towns IL ln the larger cit ie. are 'euGd hotbeaS ot tube eulooss. fae little sa"ehs With uo sanitary eouyenieuees. houe=He large tdmiJcs 4re#lne breeding places of disease. Fer these places t.nd to weaken the gdNduals hSlue theron and disease germs lodging in tHeir systems. ind , ready resting place In SoauGeru communities. speesa.ly where :, a:ge uaE-o population ubsau@ tuberculosis s the greatest danger
 Statistics sHo" tGat among fbe ne- zre race tuberculosis mortality rs yary high. anu as tassc negroes are ignorant th,l u,lp To spread fh, dis- sasr by the.r ,areless u4ras Of cours, tGcy -rouid h. saved FA,y arr needed for y,r.Wn forms of labor But a~ We neglect tRsm We increase thc danger of tra WHlte population.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24
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M tsll klLl Nn

E. FORD. AEe.t.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24
Busy Official.

Tn recent examination paper for a boy clerks post was this question
 1.-the premier and all the members ol S cabinet should die who would ofifeiate?'
 Noaert, boy Of fourteen, thought for a time, trying in vain to recall W ho came next in succession At last a happy inspiration came 10 him, and be answered
 The undertaken '-7f,t Bits
The Dermott news., 1916-08-24
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
 ANSAS,

Notice Is hereby given that the fol lowing joint resolution. propofinE an amendment to the State Constitution wRs passed by the General Assembly at it. regular session Of 1915 and that the sane will be submitted te the cleo, tors ot the state at the next general election. to be held Tuesday. November : 1918 for adoption or rejection
 Proposed Amendment No. i&
 That the following tS hereby pro posed an amendment te the Fonfti- tution CT ths State of ArkanSas. which. when aS.eed to by majority of ail ru-tr h.rS elected to each house and adopted hN majority of the electors of rnt State voting at the newt gen erEl election for senators and repre- srutattyts shall heCuue a part of the Couf'ltnt.or ot the State of Arkansas
 -S"gf80 The county courts Tn thetr respective counties m addition to thr county tax now allowed io he lev fed sha4 have yuWer when AuthoriGeG. as Hereinafter provided. 70 lew Hr an= rNHl taN not cNeeed3rE lire" 1nl.I~ "h the dollar rn th5 faNHh}e rrvptttt# which s1aH te collected and expended In wSl#snE and reH@hire p#E#o toadH ard bridges n thrtr respective r"ah ti"s. and said coutt shall HaN" No"'#= after authority stNtn AS het,'N= ttet ntnN45ea==te lew Il tay not eNe"ra4HS three rsif'z on the dollar OH q 'HNaf e property for a period gf ttW' rgt tg eNgeed tafsty Neafz '' ha5fzs' n@Hes= ts~.r befds and pf"tr" the rrN'uafs ari>iug fsom the taN .rNlsd far A pc stai If .ffc te r=, fte# e#ffta.aeet md principal uf any SIn' CT sHnts sD h"f rowed A hpudS issued As eHtre#-z -zs herein given shall bear t fate- In'f#f- ySt not 10 cN,c"G [ pr' ,ert p'r A' 1ta. NI' sums 90 borrowed sha} te used ,K cluStve}y in msktus and repatf'u@ the puN,Ic roats and bridges 'u the '"NftN The aurual tax and the tax for p"fle! of years shall not both be levied and he ir force at the same time ir anN county the levy uf one shall eNe'uae the lew of the other.
 Rcfare any lew Q, taxes herein au- tho,ized shall be made. Inc question o, lowing such tax shall h" suhWlttsd to the quHItned eleetor. CT the roufiN nt general or speeia' election catI'd for that purpose at which a mstoft'y or the Guait"eG electors voting st such ar election shRi} have voted in favor of such levy of taxes
 ApproNed February 2. 1915
 The above resolution WAS filed in the oNlce of the Secretary of State on Feb ruary 1915
 Each clector may vote for or against the ahaXe amendment
 Witues, my o1i,ta1 signature this leth day of Alrh. #t9t6
 EARLE W HODGES
 kseaD Secretary of state.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Die iiitbcirllithc
GaMc1bcctfra9c!
8otidafter 8erarS iuirO NIT ben uO'
tigen SnitrnftiOnen 1ieriiber nadJ
Serliu smriidtcbreH.

@afbington, 27. Sob. Sier
6eibt es, oaB 8otidafter @eraro
ndfyite 8odc aitf ieinen Soften III
Berlin 5uriidfebren unO Der oelt.
i6en Regieriing boS Iebte 8ort in
Ser &1udbootfragc iIbermitteln
nir0. QieIes innidGebt Die 9tnfiin.
oigung 0aB Die Ser. Staaten bel
einem grud oe8, bon 0eiitiblotl0
qege6enen 8erIpredens feinen iuei.
teren gtotentpehiel mebr Suitimmeh
ion0ern DAB $err @eraro angetpieien
1T, 9elttihlono bon einem glb6ruA
Der oiplontatiihen 8e5iebungen sit
unterrihten. (9ta, na man inls
nter Idngiuin boranD
8otidafter @eror0 miro helte bel
6em 0elltihen 8otidafter gernitorff
IpeiIen lno oenlnad)it nit benz 8rG.
iioenten uno Dem Staat5iefretdr
2anIing eine aonferen; Bo6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
III RaBlanS rttiinkelt
man BON SonSerfrieHei1

2onoon, q. geob. - Chronicle
iogt, bic 8e6otten in Ser ruIiiiden
0nma ieien in Dem lebten 8ebn 5o.
gen ie6r fritii6er gtotttr gepeIen,
ober es iei megen itrengiter 3er-
iur nur nerig on Die 6effentIid.
felt georungen. 8ie 9ouptiohe
mar, ooB Die N2inilter nit 9lusna1-
me oes Grieg8ninilter8 gbouoojep
li6 meiaerten nad Der 0uuo gu
geben, 6oB Elm Strafnerfabren gegen
ben 4rofeiior Nlilufop, ben 6ilbrer
bes 6ortidritt3blods, tpegen einer
Re6e. Die in feiner 3eitltng ber0f.
fertIid)t iperb2n onrfte, beontragt
lpur6e, uno ooB Die ipdteren &eopn
0eS ariegsnliniIters uno oes Mtari-
neminiIterg, in benen ite ii6 Bis
gum arieg bis atfs 0teiier Der.
pfli6teten ie6r entbuliaitii6 ent8e-
geuaenonltten iu1tr0en. Die ruff,
i6e Ieqierllnq iiberntittelte ipGter
ser 3unta cine 3uidrift, in ser ite
Die 1mIaufenheu @eriidbte beoilgIid
BON 8erbon0IltnQet Inn einen Con.
erfrieoen 81, idLieBeu, oltf S6drfite
er0arnrnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
1lniicrtens1oerlnitc
an Scr 1peItfrcnf!
Sie iollen an Der Somme an Suteu
aleiR iibcr 100000 MauH
DerlOren Babcn.

Berlin 27. gtob. (6nnfen6eridt.) }
- leuBerit iblebtes 8etter brah,
te Die Sonmeidlod)t gum Still.
iton0, berihtet Die lleberieeiihe
gta6ri6tenogentir in einem &eiurne
iiber Die Gage I'M @eiteu. Die on'
.greifen0en Gtreitfr1fte modten bic
gntoedlng, 6aB elm GROCER Seil
ibrer @eidoIIe nift frepierte, ion.
bern IN Dem getrdnften goOen in
ben lie ftd binetnbobrten, Itefen
blieben, uno Die Monnidaften lei.
oen i9per unter Der gt1iie unO
aGlte.
Inter 0erartigen ltn1ItGn6eu bon
ben @nglGnoern, namentlif nit
gluitroliern unternontmene glngriffe
ertpieien itb ais frudtlos. @nitatt
beiiniide &riippeu 81 bermenoen,
iperoen StrcitfrGfte Der &olonieu
ms fSeuer geididt. Ylan iuht iie
gloltben 5lt MAIDEN, es banole iid)
nur um cine yllebungsi6ladt" un.
geohtet Der Sotiade, oab Die gtu-
Trailer in Dem b[utigen 9iingen bel
8oSieres iiber 6 8o6en in Der er.
item 2inie ltanoen. glntlih tpir6
erfldrt, baB Die g[uItralier uto Seen.
Seel1noer in ben Son1ntetGulpfen
rltn0 10000 Wtann berloren boben;
brei ibrer 0ioilionen nur0en ooll.
foHluen .binpeggetpiidt". 9ie Sea-
no0ier baben dbuIi9e gerluite gu
per5ei9nen. g1odoen fie Die idtpe.
rem Sample bel gpern in Suni nit
gen1a1t batter, muroen iie 81 8e-
ginn 0eS Septertbers nad Der
Soulme gelporfen uno famen nab.
reno Der blutigen Gage, Die nit
benz 8. Septelnber einiebten, nift
aus Der eriten 2inie beralts. 8os
gIeihe Sdididl mar ben g(fritonern
beidie0en. SS5n 8alO bon 9elbille
perloren lie cine gan5e 9riga0e.
@efan9ene erflaren, Die glltItra-
licr mur0en fir ben 9ienIt in
glegppten ongelporben ieoO9 mad
ben 8drOaneIlen gebrodt.
Die 5Sron3oien bertpanoten ibre
aoIonioltrlppen IN gleiher 8eiie.
Die @eIanltperluite Der @ngl1noer
lrl6 Der 6rdu8oien an Der Sonitrc
an @efdaenen beIoufen ii9 onf fiber
100000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
&nmdnien ipielte
I'll lange nit Ttutrl
1tnS nu6 MN Safiir bHBen; Salkenbapts Stabss
def pcreletdt Sie Scntidbe Sanallertc
nit Scn S6nocn elmer Sd9lat9c.
Gan, tpeftrumdrrien in RdnSen Scr 0enti4en

Der ruruGnil6en Streitfrdfte m Der
&leinen 8alla6ei. 8on @rdio0d.
cine mi6tige SSnouitrieitaOt bon
100000 @inipobnern, ihieben iif
Die Jolfenbo1nlben Streitfrdfte in
n6r0hder, iiOIider, oitlider uub
peitlider 9fi6tling Dor. gtad ytor.
0en 1lnO 8elten lit Elm Sing in Der
@ilolmg begriffen; elm onoerer miro
no6 Sil0en unO 8elten forrliert.
9eute baben Die 0eutiden bic
gan5e &leine @alla5ei beiett, elm
8iertel bon gun5 gtlandnicn. @s
miro aber nod mcbrere Ioge in
anlpru9 nebnlen, I'M oos @elditOe
BON 9fltnl6nen, Die iih in ben B6l-
bern uno 5td0te1t beriteft baber, 81
i1u6eru. Qam gfailbt, Dab 8tuiiHen
iiebeil uno 5ebn 8ataiaonen in iener
@egen0 eingeIt6pielt iino.
9ie Offi8iere iagen es 0iirfte bon
SSSltereiie iein, 81 ieben, mas 0ieie
rlrnqnii6en Iruppen tlln perOelt,
oh iie faupfen ooer itd ergebet
peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Sraltkreic0 tckrmtiett
ltranke ltttS Griippcl!

goris, q. geob. - 9ie &ube an
Der 6ront baitert an, abgeieben bon
beu iibGiden 4rtiIleriefeuer, lalttct
Der be1tige onttlide 9eridt.
grttiife GIieaer ndrfen 1000
9furlo 8ontben ailf Die So60fen IN
0iaingen I'M Saargebiet nit 3umeilt
attem @rfolge; altf Der 9fiidfebr
puroe ein 6aittides 6lug8ellg ob.
gcidoiien.
8rerlier 9riono bat bie fSiibrer
Ser 4orteien in ben &arunern gu
elmer gebeinrer @eipredung iiber Die
gu8bebung ser Hefrltten oeS S5abr.
gangs 1918 einqela0en. SSy1 itiir.
utiiAer &onuneritbung pur6e er ge.
fragt, Oh Der @enernlltQb niht 0os
8Iut Der fran8oiiithen Sugeno Der,
idmenoe, 5ranfreih triiae iebt Die
SauptlaIt mto nliliie iid fragen,
pie Der glbaeor6nete 9rltnot iogte,
mas aus Der 3ufuuit 6cs g}olfes
lperoen ioIle, Oo Die geiornte Bolts
froft in einen bo6enloien abgrunb
qeporfeu lmO boIb bo(lia eri6opft
iein peroe. gluf grian6s gittc
muroe Die 9ehatte eingeiteIlt, nah-
ocm Der 6o8ioIiit Sabre gerufer
bate. yiSranfrei6 bot Elm Se6itel.
25talien Elm @lfteI. @nqIono Elm
3ebntel rno RuBldn6 ein 3pon8ig.
itel ieiner 8cbolferung gu Den 8af.
fen gerufcn. SSSebt berlangt oie 9fe.
gierung cine 8lpeite ghlIterifng Der
&roitten uno ariibpel, oouernoer
9ienlt Der 3ipeitdlteiten 8tenitfloIieu
uno bie @inberilfung unierer SIT
aen0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
OcltSHc perie1tkett
brit. 1t)ac1tIcbiff!
Die britiIdje SdlaftflOttc, anf Die
es anifeiueuS abseieben, iuar
nidJt sn finben.

Berlin, 27. 9tob. (l1eber 2onbon)
- @ie oie a0nliroIit1t onfiinoigt,
p1troe 0onnerstoa naAt uno Srei.
tog rnornen Die befeltiete Stn0t
&anlsgote an ser englii6en aiife
BON oeiitIden Seeitreittr1ftet boti-
baroiert. 9os ein5ige feinblidbe
Rriag5fobr8eug. bas ben 9eiiticben
bor oen 2ilrs FAM Elm 8dfrouiIlens
i6tff, uuroe berienft. Ole oentiAcn
5dtffe febrten bolIItGnoig unbeId)d.
oigt at ibrer 9perationgbafis 8uriid.
Die g(nfiinoigung beiagt toortlif:
,SeiIe unierer Seeitreitfrdfte itie.
zen nGbren0 Der 9aadt bonn Dom
ner8tog gum 4 6rettag geger bic
9benlierniinoluna luib bic noroliden
@usgGnge Der 9opns Dor. glbge.
ieben BON einem 8orpoltettboot, Das
our6 @eidiibiener iaitf, tpuroen
feinbli6e &rieasihiffe ni6t onge-
troffen. Ser befeltigte Grt 9f1rns-
gate ipuroe einer nirfianen 8nnt-
bobierung ltnterporfen.
Ga BON DER brittiden Shloht-
flotte nirgen0pD cine Spur 5u ett-
6efen mar, fehrten unlere Streit-
frqfte nieber nod oem Seimatbafen
3uritd."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Giirsentiic0 ait
Scr 1salikalllsfrcitt!

Berlin 81. g}ob. (Gyunfenberi6t)
- &eripatet eintreffenben titrfiihen
Bulletins 3ufoIoe baben Die tiirfi-
IAen Srltppen im gfaurne bon @auid)
cine 93eibe gI1n3enDer Siege er-
runQen uno ben @roBfiiriten ouf
ciner fyront BON nobean 100 ailo-
uetern Slriidqetrieben. 9fls beion-
hers beseihneno fitr oen 3nIuulntert-
bru6 Der rltliiihen 9antpifraft nulB
bo6ci bie 5otiode geItet, bob bic
tiirfiI6e Troltt qanae 2egionen bon
l1eberl1ufern crbdlt. Ser lette Ea-
ge8beridt, bonn 2t. 9iob. batiert
loutet:
Sin Ser &utlfoIus Ssrort tpnr0en
1nIerc Stellunnen nod Jde0errtn-
gung oeS r1lIiilhen @iOeritottbes 1T
einer neiteren 5Srontbreite bon 40
&ilometern borneihoben, ioooB Der
geiotnte re6te SSfiigel ndbreno Der
lebten Gage einen &olungeptrn bon
ourdihnittli6 90 ailomefern a1if5u.
neiien bot. 3obIreide @efongene
1n6 cine er6eblihe Grtegsbette
mrtr6en ein9e5roht. Die 3nbl Der
ruIiiI6en lleberldufer iteigt tdgIid
in ouBerorbentlidem Robe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Gage ii &umanien
1T ausge5ei6net!
Strcitkrdftc Salkcnbapns nnS tlia6cnlcns Ra'
ben SiiblMn9 mitcinantcr; pcrnibtnne
Scr HMmdncn Sas BaMptSicl
fOnSOn eibt ii@ wic0er ROfFnunsen

5igen oeiiti9er 8eri6t cine geeloitne
BON Der @efaneennobme 5obIreiher
rlimGniider Srlippen entbalten lit,
nod DirO aeinat, onB 6oIfenbapr
irget0 melhe erbeblid9e Seriegsbelttc
eema9t bat. &Gre es mirtli9 Sat,
iobe, bdB Die rilm1nii6e arnlee IN
Der aleinen g9ollobei nbgeihnitten
mare, oann hGtte bod Oie oeitti9c
9eeresIeitltng iiber Die 8efongennab,
me 3dblreiher feinbIider Streitfrdf-
te beri4tet. pier min man mifen,
0oB cs Den GumGnen aeIlneen lit.
ibre geioitte glrtillerie, Die ii6 In
Grniopa befanb, in 6i6erbeit 81
bringen tg8iel piros mobl nt9i
gepeien ieinl)
gludj eripartet man in bieiiger
Dlilit1rfreiien ooB BEN 9tunGnen IN
Der gegenipdriig berrldenOen ihleh,
ten @itteriiug elm 8un0eSgenoIie er'
madden lit. 6olfenbdDns gorntarif
I'M gllttalt pirn oaolr9 tneientltf
eri6pert. (Sie nogen rllbig iueiter
boffeh oiirfen babel ober niht ouBer
aht lniien, oab Die 5olfenbapnideu
&ruppen bel ser groberitng Der @e.
birgspdiie gang an6ere Sbnierigfei,
TEN gu ilberlpdltigen batten, mie Die
ieeisen. Die 9eittiden uno oerer
8erbiluoeten bobeu ein Motto, uni
oas loittet: rDur6l")
gtan u1eint bier INNER nod, oaf
Die bon ben 9elltiden u1o Bull,
goren sic bie 8onau iberidritter
boben, nltsaefiibrte Slohfenbeme.
eung ms 5tofeu geraten miro
(gla, ller man oropD Erobbem pirf
dngegeben, 0oi3 Die Streittrafte eyol.
fenbonns NIT oenienigen MofenIenS
6ibtrng miteinanoer betomnlen ia
ben. Soften Die Rlrnl1nen ge5lpltt1
gen tperben, ihre nod perfiigborer
Streitfrdfte auf Der 2inie atpilher
Oem 9fotentlirm gaB nn6 oem &6r8.
burg 8aB bis 5ur 8onnn btnob 5il
ton8entrieren. Inn Die 2an6esbaupt.
ItaOt gu Ihiiscn, boun mliB es 81
elmer Gntideiblinasidladt fontn1en
iiber oeren 4usgang man tiht iebl
boffntngsfreltbi0 1T, es lei oenn
ooB 9flBIanb in Der Gage lit, ben
2umGnen sablrei6e Streitfrdfte 8r.
3ufiibren; bis jest nber liegen oafitr
nod feinerlet gn3eiden bor.
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13Mkarcit rciiorticrt!

Berlin, 27. 9eoo. (5unfcnoepe.
Idle.) = 2out elmer Gepeife 0er
llc6erieciiden gtahriften 4gentllt
Bat Der ruflii6e @eidubte in gflr.
mdnien ieiren aoiten megen ieines
ifledtcn acknowledgements ouf,
gegeben. Ger Gireftor Der Mos.
tauer glbteiI1ine oes rltiiiideu 2Ilis.
rartiaen glmtes bat ii6 nad 8ufa.
reit begeben.
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1oiniiten rcnncn iicb
wieScr sic kSpfc Gin!
gerin6e, i'd Der GtnSt gbibnabna
su bemddltiseu, micOernm BON
SreDiHO Dercitelt.

eyuore5, Wfer.. 27. gtob. - glilf
ltmlpegen bierbe. gpInnete 9erihte
beiogen, Dab 8iIlo aud Snnstag
ipieoerltm pergeblid reriubte, ii6
Der Staot gbiblnbuo 5u bentGhti.
gen. 0ie glneriffe Der 9tebeIlen
purOen ieoesmaL blutig 3ltritdgcipie.
len, obglei6 eS ibnen bereits gelitn.
gen mar, in ote gorItoOte einSltorin.
gen.
go fam es in Ser 8arco 4pe.,
no Die 9erteioibcr 9orritooen auf-
gelporfen botten, melbe ben Sdut
fiir Die etgentIiden 9erteioigungs-
iperte Der Stn0t bil0ctefi, az einem
$nnogeInenge. SIMMER iul0 INNER
pteOer ltiirulten Die Siaiiten beloen.
ntiitig gegen OicieIben oor, aber
ebenio oft ntltBtcn iie itd 8uriid3ie,
ben. SdIieBlih geIong eS ben Ser.
teioigern, Die @iuoringlinge aus Den
gororten Der 5taot iDieOer binous-
outreiben, nobel Die 9laibinenge.
lrebre rieiige Gpfer forOerteu.
@as automobil, bon neldetn
Srancisco 8tla ants Die Sflott lei
tete, puroe ebeaialls mebrfa1 bon
StugeIn getrofier uno nluBte bel
SreSno i'm Sil0iuelten Der Sto0t alf-
gegeben iper0en, 9ila ritt oonn I'M.
Derlett 81 gferoe lpeiter.
Die 8erl1lite noren ouf bei6en
Seiter nieoerum icBr beoeuten0.
Die Regierlng@truppen itno boiler
gegeiitertng iIber oos 2lbi6lagen
Der angriffe 8iaaS ulO balten sic.
Ieesfeiern ab.
3ie6t Srnppcn saiammen.
Eros Der obigen 9epei4en, nelde
ourA Die 8iiite beS norbliden Seils
0es StaateS gbibuabua per &ourier
geidnot ipor0en paren, oa Die tele-
grapbii9e @erbin0rng nit oer be.
logerten Sta0t lrtter1roden lit, trtfft
General @on5ales, Der 9efeblsbaber
BON Suore5, alle gortebrlngen, Inn
lBeneraL Grebino in Der Staot Obi.
Ib6nabua Silfe au ien0en. 9ie Gar.
| Iniionen Der StG0te Santa 8ueno
8entlre, gfolniquipo, @aio8 @ran-
oes imo @u3nton iomie onoerer Grt.
! idoften fhto bierber beoroert NOR.
IOen, unt per Gabn nod Der Gta6i
Gbibunbua tronsportiert 3u lperocn.
Som Siloen aus moridiert @e.
neral 0tdpcotte init $500 Deann in
Gtlr1drid]en mad Der beor1ngten
Stu0t, bod miro er mebrere Gage
Igebrauben, 0ortbin gu geIangen, oa
Die griiden aerit6rt itnO.