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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
Facts About The
Birth of a Nation"
Here January 10

Premier performance March 8, 1915,
at the Liberty Theater. New York.
Some Of the subsequent productions
were: fremont Theater, Boston, Mass.
beginning April 10; Illinois Theater,
Chicago. H., starting June s: Brighton
Beach Music Hall, n. Y, July 3; Nixon
Theater. Atlantic City, n. j.. July Is.
All these We're long runs OF many
months, the five separate companies
aggregati ting a total attendance OF 6O.-
900 patrons weekly. Never before
has a play run half . year stimuli
taneously in so many cities, tnclud-
ing also seventeen weeks IN Los
Angeles and eighteen week in San
Francisco.
Produced by David W Grifith. the
foremost of directors and pioneer OF
new art Suggested by Thomas Dixon's
novel The Clansnan."
The play contains 5000 scenes;
presents $4,000 actors and 5000
horses: cost 100000 for actual pro-
duction expense. and took eight
months to produce. Story divided In
two acts. Total time of performances,
two hours and forty minutes.
Some Of the greatest battles OF the
Civil War re-enacted A reproduc-
ton of Atlanta az 1t was in 1854, built
to be DESTROYED by fire In the picture
and Grant shown AT Appomattox.
Ford's. ,heater, Washington, repro.
duced 10 the smallest details for the
Lincoln tragedy. Reconstruction pic
tortalizea In the actual South Caro-
lima scenes. climaxing with series
OF wild ku klux Khan rides that
Communicated a county for day and
cost $4,000.
Women,a dresses used $4,000 yards
and Ku KIux Khan costumes $4,000
yards of cloth.
Night photoplay OF battle scenes in
vented and perfected at cost OF $S.--
900.
Wonderful artillery duels, in which
real sheels, costing $50 each. were
used. Miles of trenches--thousand
of Confederate and Federal lighters
war as |, actually IS
First time in the history Of theatre
Gals for d. mbtion picture 70 be
handed and. presented AZ a regular
attraction II requires two sixty-foot
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

all likelihood the nineteen hundred and sixteen VIII
notable one Richmond theatrical world The return
prosperity being felt the Academy OF Music the
real high priced theater in town. and this fact Is TO De
ed with good effect bringing to this city OF the great
of geand and plays OF highest reue Nov
Int pictures to continue to grow IN popularity However,
the vaudeville the Lyric is drawing such crowds three times
y day, days the week. that persons are unable to
secure seats.
The moving picture emporiums crowded continuously
lat some the productions perhaps are not Just what
they should be- to the idea that has been gained by some
that is undecency that draws crowds
However this situation will be relieved it is believed either BY
better appreciation of the propree the part OF theatrical
by legislation The incoming of high class pic
four of the local houses seems to have awakened many
other the of their ways To large degree
the pictures being shown in Richmond better than
those shown In Washington and Baltimore.
But getting back TO the legitimate productions Grayce
Scott the popular idol Of all Richmond and her manager
Dewitt Newng and his company closed for the in stock
productions at the Strand last night Manager Newng has
pressed himself in that appears wise He
Richmond has had enough Of stock productions and wants
change Never this than The aggravaons
OF three continuous stock running for periods al
crel and unjust annoyed the playgong public and did
damage to the stock business evidenced at
the Strand, where the crowds began to dwnde into small
monders Yet by What the company needs is
rest from the local public possible IF they viii
retire from the theatrical world here for while and then
turn the city will be their again and they will prove
captivating than
Manager Leo Wise Talks
hat Richmond wants, though plays and more plays
There arguing the question: the monoony of motion
pcures wearing the for them slowly but surely
Few pictures nowadays different from others. Such
htage for plots has been discovered that producers
reeorted to immortality the Of evil make their
of interest This mad rush for plots will hurt the
the American public has for the movies It ought be
stopped The of sound and Amerca7
Legitimate psy1 the will do deal to revenate
moving picture producers in the public eye This idea of
putting anything end everything Just to get the crowds
however is bad exceedingly injurious and in time will
discontinue the money end of the scheme grows
q shorter and shorter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

cago. Baltimore. Washington, Boston
and ether large cities and is said to
be ore Of the great screen features
Of modern times.
It involves plea for international
peace and In order to gain this end
shows clearly the navishings OF war,
lite detriment TO civilization ana its
great power 70 inture humanity. J.
Stuart Rlackmsn. one of the worlds
greatest producers, was az the head of
the Vffa2raph feature, when II was
being photographed A representative
Of every nation of the world can be
seen In the films. After. tomorrow
night. night and matinee perform
ance will be held daily
thrilling play, big with complex
emotions. adorned with brilliant dis-
logue. proving good laug.l-m err
al times, are the elements TO be found
in The Hawk" a sensational French
dramatic offering 30 be played at the
Academy by William Faversham on
Friday and Saturday. matinee being
presented on Saturday. Faversham lis
reported to be supported by q cast OF
unusual ability.
Manager Rex, OF the Lyric. prom
ises two good balls OF vaudeville and
pictures for hrs show hoIse this week.
Manager Rex In all smiles these days,
too The prosperity at the vaudeville
house - such ~ Il has never been.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

Richmond has baen afflicted recent
I ~ BY some pictures rhs. havs been
&nYHhing but desifsti@. When par
s4xsss 6iscover their children viewing
Z GuxH sights IS they themselves would
VA etxcare TO see tnsy will cut off nov
INC picture aao Ea-css
\ Manager Leo Wise. OF the Academy
M4f Muse, says The best part of the
&A6aaeny season has not vet begun.
When the plays IN New York be-
y etG e grow mere numerous some of
S&4s Broadway productions will be sent
~ 5&th ard one Of their fret stopping
eI4fns will be Richmond" said Mr..
1SA yesterday. Richmond reed not
o1ryN about getting some excellent
pt6Ub during 1915. Owner Wens IL
I hooking some high-class musical. COM
& fcaIs1pd dramatic shows for this city
ma promises me that some OF the
Eofa6ss naost famous actors and ac-
X&kG<Uee Will visit Richmond"
SThA Battle OF Peace
After beirg advertised extensively.
- Hattie OF Peace picture pro-
III IG&1fon atd 10 equal that famous
nh success The Birth OF Ma
VIII be presented for two solid
~ 1t the Strand Theater. Jefferson
- BEoAd Streets.
" Xhe picture has had long runs at
n - xifAgraph Theater. New York.
mo xk ~ A6eipht Theater. Phiiad ell
+ - zAlanzt,n- Aisa In G-aa-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

There was. once an old Scotch
crofter who, when giving evidence be-
fore the crofters commission, ad-
mitted that while ne was the owner
Of three cows, "the beasties were as
thin as Pharaoil's lean kline" THO
chairman, thinking TO corner old Ken
meth. asked him TO say how lean
Pharaoh's kline were. Even a seven
teenth century divine would have
wanted day or two to think this
over. But Kenneth answered at once.
They were SO lean that they c'u'd only
be seen In dream
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

OF defense than Is owned At present
our efforts would be doomed befcre III
well-trained and carefully equipped ms
yading force of several hundred thou~
sand men.
War haP lost lite eiamor and the ~ -8
called romance. usually thought to ~
connected wlth it during the two yeAr&
of the present world vide sfruEx it.
and the people Of this ccuntry have
come 10 realize that It Involves t<<6l
than merely bidding son or fath&t
farewell for a few months and vol
coming him again after short ab@g
sence Few Of the men that depar&
for the front in a modern war ever
return. But that is not the WORST
Hundreds of women ard children II an
invaded country suffer much that M
worse even than death. ard those whn
live are often made the SUBJECTS OF the
invader.
That lie what America must be &c.
Tended against, and dsfense 1Eatnst
such a possibility is what THE Battle
Ua~ 49, n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
BOY SCOUTS WILL SEE
BATTLE CRY OF PEACE
VIII Witness Great Preparedness Film
In Groups of Fifty In Party.

The Boy Scouts of Richmond have
arranged to witness The Battle Cry
of Peace" the stupendous motion pic
ture advancing the idea of call TO
arms against war, and fifty Of them
will have seats In the Strand Theater
during each performance of the picture
tSis week The arnang em en; p-ee co~a-
p.eted Yesterday. and both Mr.. Charles
L. Weaver, through whcm
plans were made, and the ooys of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
STRAND THEATER.

sfThe Battle Cry of Peace" he
ginning tomorrow (Monday)
night and continuing for two
peceks. fatinees daily after to-
nnorrow night The pictures were
prOdaoed by she Vitagraph Com
pany. under the supervision of y.
1tuArt Blacksfon. Prices: rs cents
% $50. Maftnees: Is cents TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
FIRST WEEK OF 1916 BRINGS WITH
TT PROSPECTS FOR INTERESTING
- PRODUCTIONS FOR RICFiMONDERS
Peace
returntoA Academy Lyrics
THINGS THEATRICAL THIS WEEK

Identical as those prevailing Mt the
first presentation here. Seat sale
opens at the Academy on Thurs
day morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
: ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Friday and Saturday and Sat
urdsy matinee. William Payer
sham, one of Americas greatest
dramatic artists, la The Hawk
= play that had n long run on
Broadway, New York. Prices:
Night, rs cents TO s.. Matinee,
u cents 70 81 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
sUPEKIOR TIIEATER

High-class phtotoplays. Or
chestra recffais. To-day at =
o'clock Jewish Relief Fund enter
taiunaent. Free admission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
OTHER rHEATRICALs.

Motion pictures can he seen III
Richmond at the following thea
tors not listed above; Thcmto. At
bion, Pasttme and Victoria, South
Richmond; LAttie and New Thea
tsra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
BIJoU THEATER.

Triangle Feature Productions,
Performances begin nj IL Vi. Last
performance at 9:30 T.. vi. Pro"
gram changed Thursday.
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LYRIC rHEATrR.

LYRIC THEATER.
Vaudeville and pictures. Pro-
gram changes on Thursday. Matt
nnees daily At 8 o'clock. Night
performances ut 1880 and o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
COLONIAL THEATER,

High-class phoiopIays --- rom
II L. vi. 10 IL r. VI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

THE BIRTH OF A NATION"
a return engagement of The
H1rth Of o Nation" viii begin
Monday, January 10, and will Last
through the week. Prices viii be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02
AMUsEMENrs.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-02

ISIS THEATER.
High-cIass motion pictures
Prom II a. VI, TO ii II. NJ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
aus bent etaatc.

i Megeriu Is Sabre alt.
Gttumipa, 16. Mdr5. Srau Maz,
III Galbpt, 11s Sabre off, ippbnbaft in
Nipcrbieip, Git Gttlnnlpu. BET ibrem
tgnfel S,enrp Sadlnn, lol bie iltetc
farbise Sral1 in ben Ser. staatel1 lein.
sst her Sflaperei in &entudp allisc=
ipu@len, lat Tie ipcber 9clen nod
Sbreibcn seler1t. crinnert ii6 aber
nod lebbaft an ben 8rieg bon 1912
init Gnglanb.
nSrau galbpt iast. Oab lire Nsltttcr
100 Sabre alt gelporben Iei. Sic ielblt
III felt iiber 40 Sabren @ittipc. Giner
fibrer gD bne, Spbn Mllen, ippbnt ii,
slbia, Soma, unb lit iiber 80 Sabre
aft. SIR anperer spbn fiel I'M 9iirz
gerfrieg. Cine Sodter lebt in 8ens
tlldp unb eiue sipeite gohter lit bon
Der Mhltter leit ibrer Grennlns in Der
Stlaberei5eit in 2d@ranse, Mo.. nie
!lpiebcr gelcben lporScn.
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arebie ais @atcrlaucsucrieioisrr.

Sen berii6mten Gdn{en bss 4a.
pitols, Die in Der @eididte 8oms
als Netter bes Waterlalloes uniterbs
lihen Mubnl se,lieben, iteben in Der
fponiiden ariessgel@icbte Hrebie ses
eeniiber, bic i'm ipanil6zengliiaen
ariege oes 49,. SabrbunDerts cine
dAnlt4e Roue ssfptelt babem fpllell,
.pie iene. Gs ipirD ndu1li9 eraahlt,
baB bic an Der aiiite Der s5niel Doz
rtingp in bunfler gladt lanbenbett
Gnsldnoer plDBli@ pfer6e9etrappel
gu pernebmen slaubten lnb Oaber ets
sliglt ith auf ibre @diffe 5uriid3D<
gen, I'm ben Sasesdnbrud ab5utpar<
ten. Qlls Damn Der Morsen graute,
,purben Sic englsIhen @9iffe BON
ben ipanifden 8adtpoften be,nertt,
cte bic 8efaBung alarmterten, I'm bic
2anbu1,g Der Gnsldnoer gu brrbins
bern. Das anseblide wferoegetrappel
aber mar 11i4ts anberes als Elm @e-
rdu19, Oas BON ben, alif Der Snfel
Son Domingo unsebeuer odblreiden
2unbtrebfen berriibrte, bic in Der
Madt aus ibren S4lupfpinteln bers
Dor5utDmmen pflesten, c,,r@ Oas rlnz
getpobnte @erduf9 Der lahoenben
9ruppen aber gum eiligel1 Mufin4en
ibrer ShlupflD@er peranlaBt nurs
ben. Das Mufi9laeel Der S9eeren
Soufenoer BON &rebfen auf benz feiz
nigen 8oben aber tpurbe fiir Pferoes
sstrappel gebalter. 60 lange Son
Domingo i'm 8efB Der Spanter tpar,
tpurbe gum MnbenteD an bieie 8eges
6enbeit Elm groBes 9olfsfeit ssfetert,.
bet Dem Elm 9oloener Rrebs oen Mitz
!telpuntt bes Jeites biloete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

ldjdfte 6ei Seite geldjpben lno Den nas
tipnalcn @ertbeibisltngstlaBregcln ocu
%orralg 9cgeben. Sns &onu5 itimntte
beute ein'Tin1n1i9 fiir cine Spc5ialrcgel,
Inter lrelder bie Observation-Disclosures
bill n1orgen @orlnitta9 I llbr auf5us
ne6lnen lit. Sic @eneraloebatte Miro
mlf 10 Stunoen belhrdnft, p6lrphl Die
gill bic lpichti9ite Observation-Disclosures
lett Dem giirecrfrieg lit. Sic stnnah4
nc Der 9iQ bis Sai11stas 9iad)t miro
crluartet
Sa5 @ailitartpnlnlittcc ocs Scnats
tat cbenTal5 cine slrrleebiQ fcrtig ltno
picIe lpurbe heutc 9ladt ncnt 9rllder
llberseben. Senatpr Chamberlain miro
alf oeren irfne(lcr grlebigltug i'm gta=
men Scr Ionlinilrration beiteben. Sic
Senatsbla geht in eini9er Soinfidt nod
lpelter als Die Soausbiu Seioe Cont
mtttccs merber Ipdtcr cine gemcinlame
apllfcren5 iiber Sic 5luei Sils abbaltelt
uno Iih iibcr Sic cnoeiiltige Sill eini5
gen, Die lpabrld)elnlih binneu @lpnats1
I frilt gum @eles lperoen pirn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17

iipbib?) Ser sngriff auf bicle @Dbenz
fuppe (250 gcter) lpar iibrigcns pas
Ieir1sige beutise Snfantcricgeferbt an
Der gar5e,l frun5oliiden Srout, nbcr
bon 8elgien bis 5lt Ben gpgelet, mar
Die bcioericitige slrtiuerie an pielen
Yunften iebr tbatig.
Ser lebte oeutlhe 9eridt ipeilt auI
frall5Dlilhe @erIud)e bin, .ll,lleren gez
Hts Der 90be bes Iobtcrt Mantrs 5u be-
itreitcn" aber oie frans. 8ptidaft in
@aibinston erflart, baB Bic geutiden
mic SUB anf oieIen, Berg gefabt batz
ten, Der nah lpie bor in fran5. 8e<
|iit fei.
sln Der rllllilben Srpnt baben mir
Eatrplliaenld)armiieel itattgefllnben.
Sic Staliencr ieeen ibre 9fieniipe
gegeu Bic Seltrei1er an Ser slon5os
front fort, beloubcrs auf Sen 8obgoraz
|b0ben lnb iiibipcltli1 bon Gan Mlar-
|tino. sluf Ben goosoraboben bransen
|pic Stalienerril in Die Ditr. 2inien ein,
lpurDcn abcr, 5lifolgc Den1 gSiener Be-
rid)i, III cincin bintigr,t SanD5uhaiabs
fa,npf ipicocr ausgctriebeu. ss,
Sotpobl Sic .Geltreider ipie nie sstas
|Iiener beal,iprnden griplg bci San
0eartino. grltcre bebaupten, SaB ita<
lieniid)e @ngriffe il, bieie,n abldnttt
|febfgeld)lagen ieien llnb Sic Staliener
cine 9rpbe Mtt5abl bon Spbte,1 allf bent
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itulienilebe 8eridt bns' seraoe @egenz
Itbeil beballptct, l1ainlid, bab sic Selt<
reidcr in 5lpei ltarfem slngriffcn NIT
|9erabc big gun. Mal1oe ser italieniihen
@rabeit gelan9t leien ltnb cine @aiie
bon 2eiden arf bem Seloe selaiien
,batten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
8si elmer e dieterei. 5

Bel elmer g 9ieberei, Bic
Ii9 in Sidman Bel S5eoeralsburs,
No., sutrug. lpuros @eurse S5isnutt
our6 ilinen 8ruber Mlbert gefGbr=
lid perlpunoet. Die griiber batteu
elmer Dffentli9en Qluttion Beige
nobnt, Bel lpel9er lie in STREET ses
cieten, in oeiIen @erlauf Nl6ert aut
leiren 9ruber Idob. Die augel
ourdbpbrte Den Masen oes Manz
neg, ipie i'm Gaitonz9oIpital feitse=
feat tpuroe. 9llbert madte tet=
men Sluhtperlu4. @s miro be-
6auptet, pab lett longer 3eit eiu
1nirieoe spiiden beiben 8riibern
eerr.dte.
Jn Mesppten baben Jorider
eine Menge llntergrunopai1er entz
Oedt, oas man nun ,nittels 9p6rung
3ahlrei9er Drummer our 9epGKerung
in Der trpdenen Sabresaeit ausniit,
gen min.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
Gariicr straFenbcleud)tnns,

Da Der geiit oes Miberipruds i'm
a1eniden itets poA tit, 10 1T es no.
tirlid, oaB man iebt in poris NIT
itinen Ourd bic ,Seppelinfurdt psrz
ountclten yidaten elm lebbaftes Snz
!ereile fir bic StraBenbelvaGtllng
hest, nit oeren Geldiate ii6 Die
Bldtter etngebeno befaifen. Oa ptro
fe1tseitellt, oab Der @ebante elmer
tiinltliden GrbeGune Ser Radt niAt
friiber als int Mnfans oes 16. Sa6r=
bunberts auftau9te. SIN Sabr 1924
ndmli9 ersins eritmals cine poli5eiz
peroronuns, bic ben Biirsern porz
Idrieb, .un neun lbr bes Nbenbs
cine 2ampe NIT elmer brennenoen
Serge ans Jeniter su tun". Der 8ez
fell ipllrbe nur Don ntnisen ausgez
fiibri, unb i'm Sabre 1858 feidlob
oas rparlament" bab iebe @trabenz
ede in ben @tntermonaten nit elmer
2ampe gu perfeben lei. Do6 Die ghro<
nit beri9tet, 0aB auth bieier 1erIud
elmer 9trabenbeleudtung an benz unz
aeborIam Der 8iirser l4eiterte. Die
Die Soften 5ablen follten uno porso<
gen, iid Bel i6ren nadtli4en g(ussdnz
gen tleiner 9onolaterneR gu bsbienen.
Das sab einem eeihdftstudtigen
Mbbe namens 2auoati ben @ebanten
cin, .eine @efellfdaft bon 2aternenz
trdsern gu griinoen, bic fir Den nod
bamalieem @eloespert aiemlih bobsn
2obn BON biertelfiinbig 20 pfenniaen
fir oen Wasen, IL pfennisen fir
ben Gabsdnser tire 9ienlte lieben.
Cine 0ffentli9e 8eleu4tuns aher tam
erit unter 2uotpig XIV. 5u1tanbe,
Der i'm Sabre 1867 Die Straben BON
Yaris mltN 2aternen ausitatten lieb,
Die. nin Der 9Dbe bon spansis JnB"
aufSubausen paren. 0ieie 2aternen
wuroen auBeroroentlid populdr, I'M
Toferu iie Der sSuaeno als 3ielfneibe
bon ALIEN mDglihen ll1lfus oienten,
gestn BEN lnebrere bratoniihe 8ers
orOnunsen ergingen. Cine trasiIdere
Bsliebtbeit erbielten rie partler 2a=
iernen befanntlid9 CUR 3eit Der Hez
pollution, alsBert5euse Der politiiGen
2nn@iuita. Seoenfals aber InaG.en
bic 2oternen bes SonnentDnigs eiuen
getpaltgen @inbrud auf Die 3ep0lfez
runs unb nod 8pltnire ipiomete III
lien Elm begeiltertes @ebi9t, in oenl
bon bem pitrablenber 1idt ppn bllnz
herttauienb 2ampe1l" bic Reoe lit. ST,
@rtli6teit paren esi niht mebr als
lehstauienp, ,lanllich je cine an beiz
ben @nDen llnb. in Der Wlit.e ieoer
@trabe, unb iclbit bslltsutage, nod
Gem in5piIden I'M Sabre 1883 oas
Sos unb ipdter Die elettriihe ge=
I leu4tung einsefiihrt purOe, lit 8olz
taires .3abl nod erheblih iihsrtriez
Zen. 9enn garis beiiBt beate nur
10000 @truBenlaterl,e1t, bon benen
iebt nlr preitaufeno Elm fpdrlides
2idt fpenben' Diirfen. sSn Ben Mlarm=
ndebten aber erlDf9en duG, biele uno
lafIen bic nleu9tenbe @tabt" 10 Dun=
fel ipie i'm ounteliten Mittelalter.
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9cr &rit!Q.
Scr oeutide e 8cridt.

Berlin. 16. @adr5. (gia 2onz
bon.) Cine slnsabl erfolglpier slnz
griffc ipllrbcn bon Ben Sran5olen auf
bic Deutldcn 2inien liioIi6 bon, ct.
Goltplet gcntacbt, tpeitIi6 Ser so,nnez
Ep Strabc in Der gbampagne, ipie
bcutc offi5iell geneipet tpirb. Sic
9eMtldcl na9mcn 2 Sffi5iere llnb 100
.eann gefangen unb erbeutcteu Sipei
Mai6inenfauonen.
Ser 8eridt Hipridt au6 bon lpeis
tercn @crlydJrn Ser Sran5picn, .llllsi
Den Beiib Ser 3Dben bonn GpptenNeunn
lnb nnierer gtellllngen i,n @albe
noroli9 oabon itrcitis 5lt n,aden."
Mlle otele 8crillde leien feblseldIaser1.
Ser belltisc offi5ieue geribt ibeint
alrall5ciger, bab Sic Geutlder Sen Be-
iit bcs Bcrges .2eNiprt Son,,ne" be-
aniprldlcn Scr oie S,Sben lucltlih hcr
s0lans beberriGt.
Sffi5ieu tpiro crflirt, nab Sic Menz
0erllllg i'm Yoifen Observation-Disclosures,
Der 8iidtritt bes Mbmirals BOZ, Girpib
llno Der gadfolser bon Mbn1iral
y. Gapellc, feinc MenDerlll1s in Der
0eutld)en l1nterieefriegspplitif bcDeute.
Sariler 9unlt.
Naris. 16. Mdr5. (Siadmittags.
eSn Der 8cgiun nDrbli1 bon @crbun bat
es feine MISUNDERSTANDING escfcdte ge<
gebet1, aber oas bciberleitige 8p,nbarz
dement, banert nit abipedlelnber Sefz
tigfeit fort.
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,,eller lcbr itarfer Deutl9er Mngriffl
lpnrbe bcutc Siad,nittag sese,, sic
fran5. Stcllungen anf benl .@ort
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bcallg 8alb 5ltriidgetrieben, ipcil bag
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ibnct idtperc @erllite beihra6te.
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te feline characterization.
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doice.
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8encral gbas. 81 0 q II c ipurbe Sl lci=
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Daufigen Ynllien, ipel1e Sic bcutl6e
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rcn, id)ciht tpieoer eineetreten 5u lein.
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elmer Slanfenbeiueerns liibDltli6 bon
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frat8. .@ei6iiee duberit lebDaft entlang
Der NaasbDben iino ipcldc bie
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stbcn babeil brttiibe &riegsIhiffe Sic
nffene Stnbt 9 Ii I a III Der glabe bon
'gnprna bombarbirt; beren Ginipobner
grDbtentbeils G>rieben iinb.. 9iestabt
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gbeif Der sricrbildlen ginipobner ipllrbe
,la6 @itDlene gebrabt. Sic Madz
ribt fat einelt gntriiltrngslturrn III
Ser sriebild)en @aliptitabt berurladt.
Sic 2ro II 3 o II ct II III + d, an.
2onbon, 16. Mar5. (9ladts.)
Das Nettoreillltat ifarfer belltl6ersS,i1
fanterieanarific allf bic frall8. Sfele
lungen alf benl Sobten 0lann nad
borgan9tsent itarfen 8onebaroement
ipar bod tpieoer eiu Sebli6lag, 5ufolge
Den Eariier @elounscn, obtppbl Der
8erlilter 8eriht Ben 8eiit bieics tpi6s
tiecn @ergcs bcaniprllht (@bi1 is
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
Str rSobte Niaan' b.a beibtn @tittn
beaniprn6t,
0b bic 9euttdtn ooer bic 6ran3oien ibn babem,
1T 5tretfelbatt
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1uebrt lei ebrsens ss acknowledgement an ser @er>
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lb Srlanb - Gus Gddscer Committee i'll sic bri
i Artcc fir yDeu b" gnsaSer aried5d@tr
fdc staot Gurla, bic beeis ssorbcr Gnrnung in atbe
bcrrlt GroBer budnodcr Gapfcr au 02ne aeoBeu
nno seiunn Manniaf mo Talus gerettct Ser beutibe
Neid5ae peber in stung
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-17
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