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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

methods iu the feeding uf the race
that will prove - impnrtar' - thos'
htouuht out uy the Napul", ric wnrs
II mas been announced htoi, stat tn
Gormaus have devised u new s%ynth-ti,
method ~ producing protein u b.
aid ihat they fo.d Yeast via = com.
binatlon %. sugar aud ni'rnY'n frou
The sir. aud .hus secure, thIt most
important Of lti oi the el,uu uts that
enter INTO the vpfIdfs di"t protein
Example g. protein are the Nhitos ~
eggs she misclo- II meats. the cIs"in
81 mills. the gluten Of Hour aud the
uitrogonoJs fats
~ may also happen that t u result
e., he war win COME the d%til'sation of
other plant products than those now
rtotiup INTO direct use ~ human
There are approximate, hall
uillion species Of plants in the
Norid. and vet oni, q few thousand
90 them are used ~ an Tor I, I'd Will"
oul, = tew hundred ~ these nre used
To- IN, important extent some OF the
plants which "" NOW grow are "N-
pcnsivc food producers. som, produce
food mat tx difficult To- dis. It. and
some give u small yield pcs acre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
Pepper Talks
BY GroRGE MArrHuw ADAMS
Brick Upon Brick

II you have over watched the
building Of a structure you have no
ticed n simple principle running
through the entire jCb from the first
marking out of tho ground to the
last piece of material added at the
top. And II IL this-tLat every sin.
gle stroke of work Is made with the
idea in view Of that which Is TO
follow.
Romcmber that the Total Value
OF The swts',ed 'eb rests with Each
Effort In IT. constitutional the
time dat il is put forth.
Il H. the principle u Brick upon
Brick. Each Brick mcrgcs tito
every other Brick 50 that tho com.
plctcd structure does not stand as n
structure ~ single Bricks but "a
Brick upon Brick. You don't think
Of IL as n Bricks structure but as "A
Brick structure.
You DO not think Of n Character
ms made up ~ Virtues and Values,
but as n Completed Thing made MP
OF the Best in Onc-that the man
has been able 10 create aud mould
into something permanent
Every Minute that IN you
today begging Service shall have q
bearing on the value OF every Hour
10 you. and every Hour stall sound
the value Of your Completed Day,
So that. as you work, let the thought
not leave you for a moment that II
Is this day OF all days 81 your life
that Is 10 count for the Most.
U~c,er.airc tiiat Every Minute 81. all
mari ~ Sslck upon Brick principle
Of Efficient Sorvice-ior you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
ItNt'iII >\Its.

"HERE has been a vast end long
continued hu" and cry about
ia. ,Nphen and the by phenat"s
since tho activities Of certain p%rofcs-
sional patriots have called int bit OF
punctuation into prominenc" II ~ II
question whether the pubhcity given
the activities of these misguided adj
h.rents of u foreign government has
rot augmented their ranks DN many
whose chief object is publicity.
II IL time to cut OH this notorioty
when press and pubic ignore the eff
forts OF publicity un,crs maspuerad-
ing az PATRIOTS. the number of bomb
plots will be- reduced.
Would Jean Croncs. with his mania
for publicity, have gone Ia the lengths
he did if he had not been pretty GER
tain OF u considerable notoiiCtN az a
result Crouos simply took the meant
nearest his hand Tor a|ttnir.ug the
publicity h" desired. HIS teTdcngics
naturally anarchistic, perhaps. gay,
him the idea ON which he BASED hls
advertising campaign Hut II seem,
doubtful If he would have allowed
those tendencies fun sway had he not
been reasonably sur. oi gnin'hg some
thing approaching nation wide toto.
ricty from hat sway
Every newspaper knows AZ least O
few publicity hunters. The lengths t.
which these people will go for IN,
sake OF getting ,heir an In ia,
paper are almost unbelievable Il
seems to IN that the scurrN aud hustle
for publicity are a. much tns reason
ior the bomb-piots. consp r1cies 81
one sort and another. AZ the desire
to serve a nati,. land
After all. we have g. word
fo, u. mat the. Gttepg,i rtaiu OF
h"t nationals To aid her Use hN
iroak.ng tn. laws Of this country
have proved a real hindrnu,o ~ hcr
struggle abroad, rather thau any sor,
of help
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
SOLID BLOCK OF PLATE
GLASS BROKEN BY HEAT
OF FIRE AT ARTESIA

Aftcsia, * VI Feb 2a-Practical-
IS a solid block of plate glass windows
was broEcn by the heat of the ire
which early "Wednesday destroyed the
Gag" hotel here The loss viii bee
considerable ana - unl} partially
.'crcd hN insurance
The building was the nTs' two--torN
structure built here and had pecn
used ts q hotel since It's erection
tWolN" CT thirteen wears ago. The
source 90 the FIRE is opposed 10 have
been the heating plant of The barber
shop OF the first foot bat the flames
had gained such hradwa, u"torc he
.alaim WA tuTHed iu that this rs prob
leuIuoal
q. ighbot .ur buildings were badly
.E,.I... 4 bl IN, flames.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
WAR BRINGS DEVELOPMENTS.

A T THE present junctl'c while
~ great issues Of world politics
lang critically upon the cf.
fort of the entente powers Ia IN,
European war 10 force III" ccntra
powers into submission by drawIui
AROUND them the steel ring of wa
and the cold ring OF hunger. g., - more
than interesting to take an inventory
az the worlds market basket n
2ausc FOR IA pa 'ug mumcu To co.,
what effect war d I on tar worlds
having today and Il possible Ia fore
cast it, effect upon the future iHor
problem ot the earth.
Il Ne go back one hundred years II
viii De- discovered that France Wa,
facing almost the sane prohl.ms then
TINT Germany j. facing toda,. Eng
hand ilcct hlockadcd Fran, cs ports
hen JuIt is hey blockade Grrmany's
TO-DAY. aud oversee foodstuifs mad lit
tlo chance 10 reach the Fr"hrn
iiuN Iar MS went. and !iuw great
an ci'0t It nad N conditi'Ls in Ma
p%ol.ou's empire. j. revealed by IA,
fact hat sIsar solo for two dollars ,
pound Aud that the wot.d h. not
turir uunrN TO-DAY b. due to the steps
taken ry Napoleon To- oNc~g1m. tn,
onc't of the blu, kadc on sug'r Years
before some prIs-iau %oicntist, hpd
been 'rSIug Co. grr -ugar rom the
beet aud. under th' patronage of the
King Of rruss., Flcdor,ob William
III succeeded u then u,sf
Napoleon borrowed thc.r dcas. set
up beet sugar it.t,rirs around Lille
and gave 90 the beet suga. industry
that impetus which has ro.u.rcI 10 liz
teiopm"nt 60 O. point whert It Yields
hoIt ~ the worlds supply @, ugar.
The Little Corporal saw himself
seriously embarrassed .u rae matter
OF food supplies tor his amy Ito
wanted something Tor hls mon besides
thlnl- that were dried ur smoked 10
desire that waf enhanced ny ui-
knowledge hUi millions 81 dollars .n
valuable but pcrishaplc foods were
wasted nog,gs, % M, iaDh of AIDE.
puato means Of preserving tlom
lie Therefore offered "a przc or
l2Ooo francs 90 anyone uu, would
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
i'R \CTi,E COTTAGES ron NOM
ECONOMICS.

II which the S'"d'"'' oo'"i"
actual practice in ouschold
work. are - prominent feature of cur.
rent progress IN home economies. ac-
cording To- u report ISSUED bs the
department of IN. interior through
the bureau of education
The practice house Is as distinctlS
u legitimate part of the equipment for
teaching home economies as the sew
ing machine ironing board ar indiVid-
uai dcsN with n- cooking atensils. %
declares the report
Home economies departments IN
schools and colleges are ngt an $50
fortunate us to have residences m
which To- instruct IN home manage
mcnt and IN ~housewifery There has
been some hesitancy among school
officers because of the initial expense
90 "a practice house But as u h.
a. necessary a. are good laboratories
and that the maintcnanc" .osts are
mot excessive. more departments are
being thus supplied The~" houses
, oner opportunities for expo imentai
: studies ia household administration.
make practice IN home furnishing
| possible. and anord excellent places
tor studies IN nutrition
IN, r,uo,t sbovs ,b,i homo .eo.
manic. ID. now a r.corpizel course of
stu,, ~ au ~..ri,ultur,l ,oll.p.s "a
WHICH women ar. admitted Thirty.
tcours.s ~ nom. economic. and most
az IN. ,,pyo,. ard a,poufr,,srp,i ,,l-
'I.s,s ana universities now on.r SINH.
lar 80 ,uportant ma IN,
subject b,,nm. tn stat. puhI. s.hool
isNstoms during IN. p,st two or three
wear. that nov urt,ttral, over, stptc
normal .rhonI has a ,nurs. n nome
c-youoml,s rnr ~osn., .,bo,t
teacher.
Summer schools ar. ,omiua to play
an e-p.cinll, imuortar, ptff IN home
,.,uomie- fencbiup TN. ,,,.,u of
i-stl,attop received nYuurrm,n
r,u 10. srhooIs th,t v.r. Offering
.nurg.. duriup Tho summ., ,i 1914.
an i,ls tho number r.por,in, mad in.
.., sod ia ga. ana a SIN nlth.r IN
~ already assured for 1916.
.'ips of I.s..ns in hmm, ..nn,,pb for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
MEXICANS TRY TO
LASSO SCHOOLMA'AM

iE, Iscuins Herald Lta,,d " rcI
Blown Sf.l, TeN. oIn Nr I'-
''HUpt Doe three Mexico co. h..o Miss
Gertrude Mctlellaud u young .ho.'
teacher uu the BORDER road l %.
dairo county. nm, miles west o. n' o.
Yesterday uoarl. led to a hu. hu-
las night Amer can ."ldiors arrest
cd uH' of 'h, pArtN uoiurr t posse ,.
c.'iz'ls could reach him Tu. p'-
i- s,Br,h.ug Iot two McNi ans VINO
escaped
Mise MtlcIlnud N1r so.np home
from .chuol Whom oNcrtakcn les the
MeNi.uue ScNcrai 1ttrmpts were
made 'o lnsso hor and the Mcvicirs
fplluWcG hcr at - considerable dis
t,u,c continuing to hnrrass her Fin
ally she dartod INTO the brush AZ the
roads de ana escaped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

fn, last Democratic postmaster. ro-
.iici
John g.. Harvey came Zoo the prcos
I~pplfs-uuc verr. pro For th' lts.
eleven cars hc has been d"rut. n,.
SCISSOR and the olDrt OF iu, Eddy
count. central committee. No has
H,.u . itifhi.l uurtt worker Mt
HIft', I- N,N qualified and hi- 90.
lection airo. rrH rul salts t'tiuu
Ma Bolton ha. uuf yrt decided .r
hI. 'riur, course Coming 90 iho
r'.l- alley furt,-H., care AGO Hn,.
everything was up,n uHu'r, tnd fhH
l1l'l ropmri over 90, p' 3d.. tul
came down Goo thr rcco. r..'r for wi.
'.' ID. hHs seDu ,h' .Hu l.r'b. growth
Uf tNo r1s' sid, ~ rh, state
Wh,r hu took charge ul Ga, post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
HUGHES STILL BUSY
DECLINING TO RUN

New YORK. Feb. 2r-1l % l'it'r to
Henry \ Wsr Wood. forno member
OF secretary Daniels naval adtiyorN
board. made public here today. Unit
od states supreme court Justice
Charles T. Hughes rcitoratcs MS dec
laTatlou that he Us not % candidate
Tor the presidential nomination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

IN article which. for wears. hus had
m" reputation of being the best. Is e
mighty SAT-" article To- buy. NNJES-
TIC ranges nave that reputation and
1904" probably the least expensive. Let
tho expert from the factory prove b.
.t our SPECIAL MAJESTIC DEMON
SITUATION week commencing
February 2N. Whitney HARDWARE Go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
CHAVES TEACHERS
ARE MEETING TODAY

Santa Fc. y NJ. Fob. .5 Th,
Chaycs County Teachers s%ooict, wiz
moe, IN Roswell today ana saturday,
according TO the department Of odu-
cation which Yesterday received AN
invitation Z" nave q representative
attend the meeting. tmo1H tH" urI %
cipal speakers VIII hc President David
Il RoNd oi the University uf New
Mexico. President T. H. Enluo OF thr
silver Ciis Normal sehouI Wh" will
make addresses ana j " Eguoy ,r
the stat" college
\ musical and IIct'ry program
VIII he broken by social s"s.n1s aui
discussion of "duCltIounl 'or.Oe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

office some eight wears ago there
were th'c' post"niccs ser,'d hy th"
si4r route tu the pluirs lu eastern
Eddv ,ount Todu, there Be- dali>
service ou this route which now ct, e.,
lNtrpu post offices. The uni,o has
advanced IRON third class with e lin
ted Income fec second class with over
So uOu receipts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

U||u.1R \ u FrU- p WIIIum
y Foster q 's-shcrin o' Luna
county died 80 ANGER 90 his home
here "Wednesday, ~" leaves 1 wIf.
aud several children a SISTER. ana .
brother iio was o,ttlcmnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
CHISUM RECOVERING
FROM HIS INJURIES

Tony Chisum. local distril utor Of
IN, Hudson automobile. who was IN
Iur"d IN an aut Wubll" accident ON
the mesa ThursuIy afternoon. h. re-
cover ~ nt st. 1u."ph's siu,tarium.
IN, ear IN which Dhisum was riding
was being driven . Franz - Shcrrr
II was not u Huu n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
INCREASE II SANTA FE
REvENUI is VAST SUM

chicago, Feb. An increase in
the gross opera ng "Nouu" of the
Atchison. Topeku 4 santa he railway
system Of $500 'u0 during the last
seven months a. the fiscal year Of
1915 ovct u siinil 10 period W the pre-
ccding year ~ shown in u report Is
sued hc'c today Operating expenses
during the sam, period increased
So. zoe. 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
WIFE.BEATER IS SENT
TO JAIL FOR 80 DAYS

Wifeht1tiug is on. .dun. sport .n
harp di~fntor WI fno muH.cipnl uu.
thoritics Pedro Gamma. convicted ut
striking his wit. f,s given thirty
days in the cuun I,il Pos 'ity Judge
craig
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

Few people know u. hut % defect.
iyc range Us a steady drain on th
ftmll, purse. \ range expert who
will have" charge OF our MAIZE sTI "a
DEMONSTRATIONS week of fehru.
avs e,-Mtrrh VII show yuu how ga
reduce household expenses Whitncy
Hardware Go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

when buying a. article that is sup
posed 90 last a i'ctImr. II paws Co.
examine Il carefully ana he SURF.
IN expert rom .ue factory viii hn
at our store onc week. Conmeuc.us
February %. to how YOU why you
need buy but onc' 10 you buy u MA
IESTlG range. WI 1cy Hardware
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
THREATEN TO SPREAD
X HOUSE STRIKE

lBy Evening ii,nid Leased wircl
SIOUX Guy iowa. Feb. Tho
strike situation 90 the Sioux City
packing houses. where owe $500 mon
are ouf. showed 't.c change toda.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-24
Try these Thanksgiving Recipes

Endorsed by the Honolulu whose appear at
and reprinted from the Honolulu StarBuIetn
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-09-01
10. Polly

Young sow, narrowed May Il 1915. Raised in
our herd, First litter, pigs narrowed May ?, 1916
Believed safe in pig to Friendly William since Au-
gust 10th. Being low long, deep and wide, she
should develop steady producer Of good pigs.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-09-01
II. Pellet

Young SOW. litter sister of Polly First litter 6
PIGS narrowed May ,, 1916. Believed safe in pig to
sFriendy William" since Aug. IS 1916, and fully
commended
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-25
Munuler 546.
Snlanb.

&ongreBreprdlentant Slanoeu
bate fiir5lib etne lnterreounq NIT
Dem &eprdiet1tanten Sap, Dem Dor
1tsenoen oes Wfilitdr Gonites, in
ge5ug auf Die BON Slapoen sur Ser.
groBernng bon Sort Sam Souiton
etngebrabten 8ias. Gorlibenoer
9ap teilte Slapoen nit, oaB in oie-
lem Sabre fnfolge Der beabiihtiqtelt
gergroBerung Der 9lrrnee uito Der
oaonrh beoingten enorn1en Mehr-
ansgaben nrr ablolut notiuenoiqe
snsgaben in Die o9lppropriation"-
gtll aufgenommen Deroen l1no ooB
BON Der SergroBeruna bon Sort
Sam Soltlton einltlpeilen abaeieben
iperoen miiiie. Seoenfaas miiroeu
aber bonn ariegsntiriiterinm grnit-
telungen porgenomnlen meroen, I'M
feit5nltelen, mas fir Sort Sam
9onlton nnbeoingt i1ottpenoig ipare
nno Serr Slapoen tpiiroe oonn
Gelegenbeit babe1, ieine gor|dIaqe
Dem 5n oieiem 3fpede ernannten
Homtte Slt 1tnterbreite1.
Sn Seem Dorf tpnroe oie al-
eemeine 4onbe1ltion ser usSeoerateo
Won1en's Clubs" ltnter einem unde-
beuren 9lnorange eroffnet; 8ablreid,e
gelnber aus alien Staaten bobeat
ii6 gu Der 3uIarnnenfunft eit1ae-
fltnoen. &
gpelDn Nesbit 8bafp, oie frii-
bere Srnn bon SarrD Ebap, BOT fib
IN gllieott Gitp, Mo., nit 8irqil
Sames Wontani perbeiratet. Weon=
tani 1T Der Sobn zines itaIieniIchen
grigaoe Generals, Sanser bon
Erofeiiion uno lit nit leiner iebi-
gen sSrau felt orei Ssabren unter
Dem Nanen Sad Clifford in 8auoe-
bile goriteanngen aufgetretett.
Ser anertfaniihe Oampfer
vgentnra", Der in 5ionep, IuItra=
lien, eingetroffen lit, berihtet, oaB
er cine bon Suferton, g. s., abge-
ianote orabtloie Oepelhe IN elmer
entfernllng bon 5000 MeiIen auf-
gefangen babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-25
Simbenbnrss 9anf an Ieine
Srnppen.

Die SeIo5eitung Die @adt i'm
@elten" peroffentlidt no6Itebenoen
arnee Sagesbefebl oes sSelomor-
lballs b. Sinoenburg: nSauptquar-
tier Dit 7. april 1916. Der Grim
nerltngstag an neinen Dor so Sab
rem erfolgten 0ieniteintritt ion nidt
porilbergeben, obne oaB i6 in @e-
oanfen BEL ben mir anoertralten
Ernppen einfebre. SD tpeiB iebr
mol, ooB ib meine grfolge Iebr me
lentli6 ouf ibre Sreue, 9lusoauer
ltno Sapferfeit 8uriif5ufiibren babe.
Oarum oanfe i6 oii6 beute 10 redt
BON Screen fir alles oas, mas sS6r
Dor oem 6einoe geIeiItet babt. 0ei.
len araft lit inn grlabmen bearif-
fen. 0aber fpeiter portpdrts nit
8ott fir Gailer uno Neid. Ger
enogiiltise Siee lit nns getpiBl b.
Sinoenburg."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-25


Cine 9epefde oes rsSnternational
Neips Serbiee" melbet, bak bic
9eutid)en bas Sort 9puaumont uie-
Der erpbert nn6 bas Sprf Gumiercs
beiett baben. 9as Jprt iOilem babe-
ride Srnppei senommen baben
nn6 gumieres tiirinsiidJe 5rnppen,
Die 9pffnungen Der Jransuleu AMI
einen sl6nSenben Grfolg ibrer bril-.
lantem Dffeniibe Ieien ipieoer eim=
nal sit nidte se,uoroen. Sin flei-
ner Sroit lei es iebod), 6af bie
Jrnnsuien nod immer sic mnmittel-
barren 3mganse sn benz syprt Gomau-
mont in 8eiit bGtten. @as init ben
ritnmittelbaren" 3ngGngen gemeint
lit, iuirO nidt geiagt. Die offisiel-
len Oemfden geridte melSem bic
Grobernng bes 9orfes Gnmieres,
lueldle Nadlridlt ia seitern ldon be-
fannt seseben ipnrSe, lagen aber
nid]ts Dpn ciner 3nriiferoberuna
6es Sorts 9unanmont, iuie lie amdl
nid)ts BON elmer Groberitng SesIels
ben Snrd bic Jransolen seiast ba-
ben. SIN 0esenteil, bic offisiellen
Scitfihen 8erifte bon bpraeitern,
bic Jest bprliesen, iagen allerbinas,
bak i6arfe Sample in nnmittelba-
rer 9iadJbarldaft oes Sort 9onam-
mont ftaftgefnnoen baben, erffGren
nber nnsoriiflid, oaf Sas Sort
fel6ft mnberiibrt i'm geft Der Dent.
Iden iei. ssrsenS etipas mnh nit
riefer Grobernns 6es Sorts omrdl
bic Sran5pien nnS Der 9iIferobe-
ring bmrd) bic 9enti6en nidlt ridl-
tig Iein. eettere meloen alferoinas
and bic offisielIen geridjte Der
JrnnspIen. Sie iasen, mad idJme.
rem GGmpfem batten Die 9emtiden
bic gininen Ses ssorts iuie6er beIebt.
Wfag oem MIN iein, iuie ibm uolle,
icbenfnlls iino bic 9eutidjeu snr 3cit
I'M gefib bes Sorts. Cb iie ma6-
ren6 Der Ietten Sage einmal nidlt
i'm geiit bes Sorts geiueiem finn, lei
SahingeitelIt. - lteber Die GinanfJ-
me bes Ditlidl bonn gSOteu Nannes".
SiacI, aber auf Der linfen Geite
Der Wfaas liegenoen Oprf Gnmieres
meIbet Der offi5ieae oentide geridjt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-25
Lcrns.

- Die einipobner bon 9ptle, 6as
ungefdbr 80 Weilen in liioDeltIider
Hidt,tng BON San Mntonio lieat,
befiirhten einen glnfItano ser in
ben oortigen &oblenberguerfen ar
beite11oen Merifaner Mn0 baben oie
5ranen un6 9inoer. 70 fern es III
men moglih mar, in 9luton1obilen
nad Gan slntonio geidift. Sberiff
SSobn Goblin bat oen oortisen giir=
germ leinen geiltano aneeboten.
Der StrGfling osfe YerrD,
Der nit anoern @efangenen alif ser
uSSmperial State 5nrm" bei @if-
mono nit sSeIoarbeiten reIdaftigt
mar, perlndte oen @efangenen=slnf-
ieber S. 81. @eIlp nit elmer Safs
nie6er5ufhlagen une tpuroe bon Die
fem in Selbltperteioigling erfboiien.
- Die griioer g. g. uno 2ollis
Sapp iuliroen inn DiitriftsgeriGt hi
2nffin i9uloig befltnoen, Sid Batts
bon Saroin golirtD inn Sanuar 1915
gefotet 5n baben; Die Mngeflaeten
iplroen ail 40 reip. 25 Sobreit
3ahtbaus berlrteilt.
Gin fleiner Sobn BON 9fobert
3ipp, Der tn Der N1be BON Segltin
lebt, tDnroe BON elmer MapperlhIan-
ge gebilIen; man bofft oen @leinen
am Seben 81 erbalten, oa oie
Sf)lange flirs oorber einen Salen
gebiiien uno auf oieien ieoenfaus
ben groBten geil hires @iftes iiber-
trageft bate.
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General SuIen, ser aomman-
oeur Der teraniihen geational- @dr-
oen bat gefebl erbalten NIT ben
bon linn befebligten orei Snfanterie-
Hegimentern nah Der merifanilhen
8ren5e ab5nriifen. General 6ulen
miro fem Sauptauartier in Sarlin-
gen aufl6lagen; er miro bonn brit
ten gfeginent, oos Guartiere in
Merceoes, San 8enito itno Sorlin-
gen be5ieben miro, begleitet. 0us
5tueite giegiment miro Die @egeno
bon Miiiion, Donna, 8barr, Sam
SoroDce nno 9iio @raroe Gitp be.
iesen; oas pierte Hegiment miro
nidt geteilt; iammtlihe SoIooten
iperoen in @agle 8aB einqiiartiert
tperoeu.
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Fort Douaumont
Zurilckerobert.
9cutide mifbtr inn DoQen Stlib oe8 6ortS.
Die Ocltcrreic)cr in Jtdlien.
Sdanora un0 S0nnM Mf Oct Rele na6 Gngan0
sir Roger Easement des bohperrats angekIagl.

ltno, grlaubtis gum Durhmarie1
Der 5erben bur1 grie6ii6es Ger
ritorirn1 81 erbaltert.
Der friibere frans6iiI6e &riegs-
rtiniiter Salient ipa Idiper erfranft
lein.
@ie aus 9oroon geneloet miro,
lit Der englii9e 9ampfer .@aibing.
ton" bon etnem ltnterIeehoot in
Sir Gbiparb GreD fat i'm Inter
banie bes emgliIdjen Sentiments
ipieber cine SsrieSensrebe gebalten.
Gr erf1arte, es lei Oir 3eit snm Jrie-
ben mod nift gefDmmen. gln eimen
yrieoensidlnf f6nne man erit ben.
fen, mean Der &rieg Elm Stabimm
Der Gntiuifelnng erreid)t l,abe, 6as
Dem glliierten Die gnsiifjt auf gr-
baltmng zines banernben syriebens
sebe. 9iele slnsiidt, beren @rmnb-
bebinsnns cine Gontrolle Der ger'
baltniife Onrdl bic Alliierten iit
infrben bic Serri1aftem borlGmfia
,upl nidt erbalten. gs iiebt tpenig.
items nift bana6 ans.
Die oertIde &egierung bot lid
erboten General 2ebnan, oen Ser.
teibiger 2iittib's, tpegen ieines 30
bett Mlters aus Der @efangeni6afi
au entlaifen, 2ebman bat fib aber
geipeigert, oies anerbieten an3uneb.
lmen.
Cine 9epeide ans 8erlim meIbet
Die HeSe, bic Irafbent @ilion IN
Charlotte, q. g., sebalten babe
babe bort sroRes AnfIeben erreat
Man iuerbe oDrt jeOenfalIs seiuilli
iein, ErGiiSent @ilion's syriebens.
permittlnns ansnnebmen. Meam luer.
De iidJ aber MIR 0ann Sasm bereit En-
flarem, ipenn man iider lei, BAT
audi bic Sllliierten bereit oasn leien,
ben @runo gebobrt tporoen.
sSn Stem Oorf lit oas @eriidt III
l1nlauf ein oentibes llnterieeboot
miiroe oortbin fommen uno gbeni-
fallen, Sorbitoffe uno @ertpapiere
oortbin bringen. Die grglano-
frennoe iino lebr entriiitet oariiber.
WabrideinIid fonnen iie iidb ibre
entriiittns iparen; Die gonae Sc
idihte miro mol niht ipabr iein.
Die gtote mnferer Iegiermng, in
Der friibere Eroteite sesen bic Gin
sriffe Der Nlliierten in ben Noltper-
febr in ld1Grferer @eiIe iuieberbult
iuerben, 1T bem frans6iiid)en nnb
benz englild)en gotidafter in @alb-
inston iiberseben iuorbcn.
Ius 8aibington miro gemel-
bet, &riegsnliniiter 9ofer babe lei-
ne uripriinelide Meinnng gednoert
uno aneeoronet, oaB Die 1f6 tera-
niihe Waili5ioloaten, Die iid getpei-
CERT bdtten, Der 8unoesreaieruna
ben Sreneio 81 leiiten, Dor ein
Sriegsgeri6t geiteat iperben Iollten