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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
SUPREME COURT RULES
AGAINST INJURED W0RKMEN
State Must Bring Suit in Compensa-
tion Law Cases

WASHINGTON, Jan H.-Called upon
to construe the workmen's compensation
act of the State of Washington, the Su-
preme Court today ruled that the statute
abolishes the right of action on behalf OF
injured workmen or their benehciaries
against third parties ,as well as against
EMPLOYERS. The decision was In case
where an employe of a brewery had been
killed by railroad cars and the heirs
brought suit against the railroad COM
pany. The statute provides that action
on behalf of injured workmen be brought
by the State.
The employers liability act of Indiana
was held constitutional by the court. -.
The Wells-Fargo Express Company VIII
not obtain damages from the mayor and
aldermen of Jersey City. N. j., for IN
juries it claimed when striking employees
of the United States Express Company
attacked it's stables October 25 1910. The
Supreme Court threw the company's case
out.
The claims of Naval Commander Will
liam w. White and Rear Admiral John
ID, Ford, of Baltimore, against the United
States for the pay of higher grades to
which they were advanced after retire
ment, were denied by the Supreme Court.
The court dismissed for want of jhrs-
diction suit challenging the validity or
an ordinance of the city OF st. Louis,
Mo-, repeating previous provisions made
for the Kings Highway Boulevard In
that city.
A membership on the Minneapolis or
Duluth Board of Trade Is property and
can be taxed, the Supreme Court held in
the case of Rogers VS.. County OF Hen
nepin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
COLD FAILS TO DAUNT
OPEN-AR SCHOOL
Seventy Children Enjoy Glasses
Despite Biting Breezes
of Day

Cold weather today brought no terrors
to the open-air classes for tubercular
children in the old Glrard School buiid-
ing, 10Th street and Snyder avenue AL
though II was the coldest day of the year
the classes were conducted as usual with
all windows and doors open. There were
10 children in the classes and all agreed
II was just the weather.
All were dressed in woolen mittens and
sweaters furnished by the Board OF Edu-
cation. This morning at $3.50 they were
served with n hot breakfast and at 1880
with a hot lunch. This is the regular
daily program The children who can
afford It pay for their own meals and
when they cannot the Board Of Educa-
tion bears the expense.
Each morning the children, who range
in ages from 6 to 16 years, are brought
to the school In cars also furnished by
the board At night they are taken home
the same way. Many OF them are too i'll
to walk The teachers in the novel
school are Miss Jennie Tustin and Miss
Elizabeth Moore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17

avvicinarsi allie nostre posizionl AHA foce
DEL Cresta. ma fu Embellishments
respinto. Un nostro reparto he occupato
Ia piccola isola sui lago di Loppio."
Non e ancora possible dire In
dovinare quello che avverra' mel
Montenegro e nellAlbania settentrionale.
ma 81 crede che 81 prepara qualche cosa
di senzazionale dai momento che gil aus
triaci dominano ora Ia situazione In duel
settore. Oltre ad occupare Cettigne.
sembra che gil austriaci abbiano anche
seminato mine davanti al porto montene-
grino di Antivarl ed ALA rada albanese di
san Giovanni di Medua, isolando COST II
Montenegro.
A Cettlgne essi hanno proclamato 10
state d'assedlo ed hanno arrestato
numerosi cittadini sospettati di spionag-
gio. Hanno perquisito ogni casa della
capitale, hanno requisite tutti / viveri ed
hanno sequestrato lie armi agl abitanti.
lntanto cannoni sono piazzau sui
Lovcen sui Kuk ed attorno Cattaro 81
scavano trincee 81 dice che tire divisioni
di fanteria con artiglleria sono statl
mandate dal generate Koewess verso
Scutari che attire truppe vengono con-
centrate a Cettigne.
Nessuno sa dove 81 trovi presentemente
II re Nicola, 81 dice che egli sia in
viaggio per rItaiia Egli ha smentto
che un armistizio fosse state firmato
ira lui cd II generate austriaco che II
Montenegro non combattera' piu'. II prin-
cipe Danlo e. a Roma, ospite di re Wit
torio, ed e. ammalato.
Core voce che sia possible nm rImpasto
minsteriale in seguito ALA mancata di-
fesa del Monte Lovcen del Montenegro
da parte deli Italia. 81 sa che re Vittorio
e. venuto Roma appunto per gil avveni-
menu del Montenegro, g del resto la
stampa non naisconde che II Lovcen e.
caduto per II mancato appoggio miltare
da parte dell1talia. clio che O. consider
alto da tutti come un errore dellItalia.
1ntanto 81 dice che II governo ha deciso
di inviare forze adequate all'Abania per
difenderne la costa tentare qualche
offensiva.
81 trova n Roma Il cardinale belga Mer-
cier, Il quale e state ricevuto dalla popo-
lazione con dimostrazioni entusiastiche @
straordiarie. Egli G. rimasto Oggi In COL
loquio col papa per due ore G gil ha RI
velato tutto qucllo che IL Belgio ha sof-
ferto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
GIL AUSTRIAU PADRONI
DI UNA POSTPONE PER
APPENA UNA N0TTATA
Gil Italiani Contrattaccano al
Mattino il Nemico e 10 Ricac-
ciano dale Trincee Che
Aveva Conquistato
A MI f PRIGIONIERI
ROMA, II Gennaio.

ROMA. II Gennaio.
venerdr scorso gli austriaci fecero uno
sforzo violentissmo per riprendere al
cune posizioni che avevano perduto nellie
vicinanze di Oslavia Il 20 novembre che
erano state da allora continuamente at
taccate dagl austriaci. Quello di venerdr
pero' fu uno sforzo ben determinato. con
obiettivo di riconquistare lie posisioni II
tentative falli
L'attacco comincio' con un violentissimo
bombardamento dele poszoni ira II tor
rente Peumico, ira Oslavia e Pevma, ed
Oslavla. II bombardamento fu seguito
da un violento attacco di fanteria che fu
respinto. Allora venne un nuovo attacco
di' fanteria che fece guadagnRre agli aus
triaci qualche trincea ira la collina 1ss
ed Oslavia
Teri mattina pero' gil italianl contrat-
taccarono gil austriaci ricacciandoli al di
la di Oslavia rloccupando lie poszoni
che avevano perduto IL giorno precedente.
e da notare che In battaglia che diede
agli italiani il possesso dl Oslavia fu una
dele piu' sangunose della guerra ter
mino' con Ia vttorla degli italianl II 20
Novembre.
Sabato sera IL Mnlstcro della Guerra
pubblicava II Seguente communicate uffi-
ciae:
"L'azone delartiglieria e. stata viva
cissima sull'1sonzo violentisima sule al
ture nord-ovest di Gorizia di dove II
fuoco del nemiCo, sebbene restituito effi-
eacemente dalla nostra artiglicrla, con-
tinuo' fno ALA sera specialmento contro
le nostrc posizioni di Oslavia.
"Sull' 'altipiano del Carso la nostra ar
tiglieria bombardo' ! trlnceramenti di
Monte San Michele dlstruggendoli per una
distanza di 400 metri.
"Una nostra squadrlglia di aviatori fece
una incursione ad est dell'isonzo bonn
bardando IL campo avlatorio nemco dl
Aissovizza, gil accompaniment di CHA
povano di Boruberg lie stazionl dl
Longatica, Pregasina> c Bubiana. La
squadrigla torno' quindi senza dannl ALA
sua base
1eri mattina poi Il Ministero pubbllcava
questo altro communicate ufilciale:
"Sue allure nord-ovest di Gorilla
lintenso bombardamento di venerdi' fu
seguito nella notte da un attacco di
fanteria sulle nostre posizioni ira il
Peumlco ed Oslavia. ii primo attacco fu
respinto. Al secondo tentative forze
nemiche superiori penetrarono nellie nostre
trincee ira In collina 1888 ed Oslavia.
LA mattina seguente moi ricacciammo
II nemico al di la di Oslavla rioccu-
pammo lie nostre trincee ad est del
villaggio prendendo al nemico armi,
munzioni prglonicri.
IRA lie valli della Sarca del rAdige
venerdi', dopo una vivace azione dl
artigleria. mi reparto Nnemco tento' di
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
PHILADELPHIA WAITER MAKES
SIX GOTHAM WOMEN FAINT
lust a Look at Francis Randell Does
lt-He Is Visiting the Police

Painting is said to be a woman's priv
nese There are six women living in
ne same house today. all friends. who
may or may not share that opinion in
.rgard to the privilege, but they cer-
lAinly took advantage of 1t when a Yis-
sor intruded upon them suddenly yester-
say, Perhaps when they mtruded upon
ne visitor would state the case more cor
The visitor was Francis Randell and
nails from Philadelphia. BY profession
se Is a water; the little visit which
nza such big results was paid in old
nandell arrived in New York on the
- - train last night. That Is the story
so9 oy the police, by the janitoF. by
s.linuianee surgeons and by six fainting
ssomen and Others Randell paid a visit
- 4 house at 3iT West 4sth street. The
hs' - hooF Is occupied by a woman and
~ s. son Who We're out for a walk. That
- worfy Randell apparently, as he
- = skeleton key and walked In. Later
started to walk out with a pocketful
:! leWelry.
ne lanitor heard a noise. Investigated
- proceeded TO pin Randell against the
- and call for help. Six tenants, all
n.sn' answered his call and fell faint
"nen they saw the would-be burglar
- ambulance vas called. bun only
- passers-by had formed q bucket
#ss z revive the fainting gletims,
=t aze decides 10 visit the pollee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17

SCRANTON. Jan n. ELMER Eo6i-
baugh. "a, miIkman stepped from nis
wagon directly IN front OF an autonchHt
owned by r. II. Conneit today and was
killed. The driver, Stanley MoNamf.
surrendered to the police. Cooibauxh
lived in Ransom township.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
OPERATE TO SAVE BOYS LIFE
Part of Skull Removed After Coast
ing Accident

The life of 7-year-old Oscar Dean. OF
s21 North 4th street. who was run down
by a trolley car yesterday at 18th anC
Brown streets while he was coasting. may
be saved. He was taken to the ,Roose'
welt Hospital with his skull crushed and
serious internal injuries which at first
were thought to be fatal.
DR.. Franklin Brady. surgeon-in-chie at
the hospital. removed part of the boys
skull last night and today the condition
of the little patient remained unchanged
The boys mother died three weeks ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
Test Ii. s. s. Pennsylvania Feb. 22

Word was received here toCay that
the new superdreadnought Oklahoma
completed her Standardization test Off
owls Head by making three runs of
half knot each. Later she put to sea to
begin a 12 hours run, at 10 knots. to test
her consumption of oil. The trial of the
Pennsylvania, the largest waTship afloat,
will begin about February %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-17
BAND PLAYS AS
ALLIES RETREAT
UPON SALONICA
French Troops, Who
Fought Bravely to Reach
Hard-Pressed Serbs,
Fall Back
zouAvEs GIVE CONCERT

r,,to,,ipo Is the dtth instdlment Of Wtl-
Shepherds unoensored storU Of the
w tsanm,eS a retreat from Serbia. The previous
rfss,nI,pent described the experiences o.,
l.s., N American correspondents under
poRc ~ INC French front IN Serbia, Just
l.to,e tbe retreat actually began.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

have been given for local church work
and a furnace fund of $63 is now in
the bank.
DR.. It. Moser of Kendrick was in
the city today on his way to Spokane
Miss Clarice Abrahamson, who is
teaching school at Kendrick, is in the
city for the week end
Deputy Z. S. Marshal Mark Howe
returned home today from Nezperc5
prairie and left this. afternoon for the
northern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knepper and
Mrs. Albert Roberts of Kendrick are
visitors in the city today. Mr.. Knep-
per is the new editor and publisher
of the Kendrick Gazette.
Acting upon advices from the post
office department. Postmaster Com
wall is now engaged in checking the
amount of mail matter handled in the
Moscow postoffice, semi-annual oc-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

.
q a child
children w1gged Tor JOY SO
ships
So this ship III
the useful
built in 1902 she Is now fourteen
about The Daylight
she rather big but not
nearl so built people,
US the child daddy! cried Evelyn
this good boat
safely anchored in japanese
Myseriousy broke
with kind OF ire
OIL
the captain felt
with of the most easily burned
to light them!
Then Scutte the ship! is
Japanese
sea- Thena life happened"
oh tell daddyF cried both children cappns their nnds -
the Dayghts tephoned
weckng steamer
new
how? children
the Daylight lay
pulled
the Daylight became the home OF a
daddy finished giving each ch1d
q
Oh. daddy please tel zig Jack
smiled
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
City News In Brief

Pay your water rent today There's
a reason.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
Mickey Realty Co. 38tf
Rev. Carl J. Rinhard, rector OF
Occur dAiene college at Occur
dAlene, will preach in the Swedish
church tomorrow morning at the II
o'clock service.
Eugene H. Storer announced today
that the rehearsal of the community
choral scheduled for tomorrow after
noon at the high school building has
been Indefinitely postponed.
C. E. Horning, a graduate of the uni
versity who is teaching English at
the st. Maries high school this year, is
spending the week end in Moscow
and is a guest at the Beta Theta Pi
house
Word was received in the city yes
terday from Edward J. Mcconnell,
who left recently for Seattle, that he
had embarked for Sydney. Australia,
and would probably be absent six
months.
B. T. Byrns and F. A. David have
returned home from the Minidoka
tract where they own valuable farm
ing. interests. While in the southern
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

part of the state they stopped at
Boise to visit friends.
A jury in Probate Judge Morgan
edges court this afternoon brought in
verdict of not guilty in the case OF
the state versus C. D. German charg-
ed with battery in which a young boy
named Largent was alleged to have
been slapped by German.
The Star-NIirror will appreciate the
receipt from various precincts of La
tab county where republican prim-
aries or mass meetings are held if
the names of the delegates selected
to attend the county convention will
be forwarded to the StarMirror so
they may be given publicity.
L. J. Dunn of HOLSTER, Idaho, who
has been visiting his brothers, Judge
Dunn of Occur d'Alene and Editor
Dunn of Wallace, was in Moscow to-
day investigating the Idaho combine,
which he figures will be just what his
ranch in south Idaho needs to COM
plete it's machine equipment.
Announcements have been received
in Moscow of the marriage on Thurs
day last, of Miss Lucy Horton and E.
G. Nicolai at the brides. home near
Garfield, Wn. Mrs. Nicolai has large
circle of friends in Moscow, having
made her home here until two years
ago. Mr. and Mrs. Nicolai will reside
on a farm near Garfield.
The monthly social of the Baptist
Women's Union was held at the home
of Mrs. &C. Collins Wednesday after
noon with over 80 members present.
The reports of the work done show
a very successful year, "a meetings.
having been held and the 81 members
contributing $82 to MISSIONS This sum
does not include the Susie Poe wager
memorial fund of $21.S0 Over $125
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08

currence. Beginning April 1st fourth
class mail matter coming in will be
counted and weighed for 80 days. Ru-
raj carriers are counting and weigh
ing the number of pieces of all class
es of mail mater which continues for
a 15-day period. City carriers are do
ing likewise.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-08
Daddy sBedtirne
c, What Happened to
DOIV An Oil Steamer
That Got on Fire.

daddy! cried Evelyn the minute
u in his big chair
story child today Would you like to
wiggled
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
@ott Icame Die 2entld,a msritaucr

Sn oieicn @unld) flang Ole gang
p~or5uglidle 9teoc aus, melhe Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sbadlefor0 Don
W,iilguri filr5lid I'M 9oitie bielt
.Gs iprah Der mdfcrc Hinourier III
Der lpmpotbIid)iten gSeiie iiber Ole
G%ieroierite Der GeutihomeritaHcr
.Gr erimcrtc gum 8eiipiel ooroll. ooi}
eo olleln lbnen ST. peroonten mar, oui}
icin Stodt lid) i'm 8iirgerfrie9e nidlt
Den Hebeaen onld'loB, luroern Der
luton treu blle6. Gam mibntetc er.
huufiq bon Setfall utterbrohen. iei.
lien Niitpitr9ern oeutlferA btunft Die
lolguoen idlone1l @orte. Die uns
reidllidl cntid,oolgeu iir ole bosarti.
aeu Sdlimpfcrein pon 2elIten pit
@ar0ncr. 2ooge. uno Goulorten:
q oiele 9ln0eitridt AmeritoHcr,
Mic Die }eit %onDingebt. meroen mir
ltol3er lt0 lmnler l%tol5er 0ormlf iuers
ben, 0ub mIr Den Gelttld)umerifduer
III oieicuG Souoe babeu. >Sn melntu
Stadte pcrbelratbcn MIR ulllere God
ter NIT ocutldonterltdnildlen Sohnen
uuo gebeu unlerel Soblct oeutidI,
muerifanild)e lodltcr 5u 6rouep.
>Slr perIuilpfeu unler Sdidiol NIT
Dem ibren mo peririiid,tn nit Stolj
nno Slcbe unier Nlut nit Dem l1ri,
gen. &nrrm miliien acrooe JIG lett
tis ,5ieIlhcibc lolter Gerleumoulaen
hcrhultcn2 Mia ,>emano mir aud,
MIR cinen Ieutidlnnerfuiier 5eigel,
Der Spn1pnthte iilr Geutld,ldno imo
Qcaen Ole Hereinafter Stooten ollsgc.
oritdt hattc2 @clder Geitihe tann
suriidbliden oiii cine @eidihte lple
bic 4entidllan0s un0 lid babel nid,t
Der lcrrlIhcli Grrungenidloiteu Die.
les herrIIhcn San0es e|riunneril unn
lIIdlt Stol5 uuo ber6lidle Spmpdibie
fihlcn iilr iein GaterIano? Sd bin
GIN NnAloamcrltdner. SSeoer crop
len Slut. Ger IN melnen Noern flieBt.
ltdnmt alls GnQlnn0. Iber. atcrr
Spredcr. ld) la9c. och Die &elt uie
nit cincr e0leren Qualification aeieg.
rct mar als ser oelitlden. 8ptt
ie1nc Ole 0eutidumerifouerl"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
cG7 &riea scsen Sdmerseu.

S6mer5 lit ein @eiud)er in foIt
'eoein Seiln uno fommt gelpobnlid,
uiIerlpartet. Iber Sic ii.i0 uorbercitet
fut lolte sale metln Sic cine flcine
Glaldle Chants Eminent porr0tbia
halten. Sireihen Sizes einfodl altf
Die Saut - fem Ginreibcn notbia -
IS treibt oet Sdnter5 biuhpee. Gs
ut mirflid lu%un0erpoa. - Merpin
3. Soilter 8erfelepA Gol., lhreibt
Sctten 0oatstog nod einem &uno-
gang III Der Gonamo @eftoilsitellitna
nit nollcn 6ilBen fom id, Seim nit
eiltem ioldl iteifen Noden ooB id,
rleinen &ais niht oreben fpnnte. Sd,
oppli5irte reidlld) Sloon's Eminent
rno ging 81 gett. l3u meiner lie
5erro'f,ung mar ant n1hiten Morgei,
Der Iteife Hafen beinobe better utro
bier Stunoen lpGter mad, elmer slpei-
ten Ipplifation mar id mieocr aolls
bciler.
SIN MGr5 1915. 9ei Mbotbefern
25c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21
SeemilnBt pom @eltfrieae.
&ew s)orf. u. Gan.

-teiV Optts - NNult-
Hodl Dem Don ocn Ginnon0e.
rlngsbeboroeu au1 Gals SSslano Der
oifcntlldIten itatItiihen 4ngdben
5eiate ole 3obl Der Gniiagiere bic
aus rreni0en @aiell ImlullF oes SAB.
res 1915 in 9tem yort lanoeten. Qe-
genitber Dem Sorjdbre enc Abnobnlc
|pon 519467 Nerlonen. Nan fiibrt
oieien 8lidgang fait alsidlicBlidl uuf
DEN Strieg suriid.
ttnperglel6lidi grocer ltellt lid Ole
abnobme i'm Ter9leid) nit Dem ,sob.
re 1913. Bon aicn3 ampfihifio6rts-
eleaid)uiten muroen 216.247 4erio.
nen inn Sabre 1915 nod Nem 2)orf
beforoert; 755,71l I'M Sabre 1911
uno 1.33S,216 int Sabre 1918.
SIN Sergleidl nit Dem Soriubrc
tloilifi5irt it'd ole Abnubme in Den
ein5eIneH aujilteu foleenoermoBen:
eri1e aaliite 60.S23; 3neite aajlte
l06, 7S2; 3pidenoef 351,S26.
Nn ben lesten orei Sobren trnfen
I'M ;3lpiihenoed in Dem 0orf EN-:
$50, 1868 Herionen im Sabre 1918:
III 1929 I'M Sabre 1914 mo 95,l67
int pergangenei Sabre.
Plus Dem @eridt Der Ginpenoe
rrngsbeboroe gebt ferner berpor, ooB
iu letter Sopre DIE aroSte 3abl Der
F0Iloaierc aus Mtttclmeerbdfcn fam.
&n Der @eiantnlt5abl BON 63,4l3
Nailagieren beionoen lid, 1868 Gin
l%panoerer. Die n~dd)itgroBte Eoiia.
gier5obl funl aus Mafcn Der &ereiniG
ten aonigreihe. Sic iteatc lid arti
SOL pom ocnen 23,6t7 Eniiagierc
anerifaniihe Shiffe benilBten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-01-21

Srptng upolfe uno ieincs ltn 5 SaD
re lnilgeren gru0ers herbert, lneld)c
iidl peridlDoren baben ioaen, ibrc
eltern uno ibre Sdmeiter falt u!l0
crbarmungslcs uln5ubringen, mn
itd) lhneu in Den 9efit oes cine Will,
lion betragenoen S%ermoaens su 6rin.
gen uno 0as @elo Damn m%abrldeinlid,
5u u%erpraiien.
ohon lett einieen Sueen botte Der
nlte Satcr oieier Muiteriobne ser
ooft geidopft unb eilte rreue Slinte
%benlerft. Die lie lid angeihafft bot
ten. Tim DER Sadle ouf ben @runo
5n geben eilgagirte Der oIte 6err CT
nl9e geriebene 0eteftips. Iicle
bdttcl balo ermittelt, oaB it'd DIE
Sobne longere 3eit in Ser Garage
oes Taters aufblelten, mo iie ieoen-
Fous Die rltdlolen Tlone idnticoe-
len. 0nrt braften oie 9eteftios Ill
uiier oerltedten Stellc einen Iictu.
graph on, Der ole 9eipredungen Der
Nollltten altfneDntcn iolte. limo lie
botten lih nidlt gcirrt. gSirflidj ia.
men Die SurIhen onrt 5in uno Derie-
thcr inter chamber, mie 6os 8erbrc-
den ansgefilbrt meroen ioGte. S,,r.
uina lolte Der Geibe nod) ieinen %a-
ter. Die Wtutter uno 5uleBt Die Sdnrc-
lter I'M S6lafe erihieBer. gr ioltc
I'D cine ld)mar5e Mnsfc porbittoen
nno oermittelit elmer 2eiter bon lii.
ten aus in Die Sdloi5imnler aelon-
aen. Mtittlcrmeile ionte Serbert
Epltelt Iteben nno ein Mufontobil SC.
rcit boltclt. Sn oieiem mollten tic
rann noGl Seriimrng bes %erbrcdens
not Scdport fabren, ole Mosfen ulo
onoere cUentliele GrfennuungsSeiden
III Den Gural merfen uno iofort MAD,
Chicago III ibr SoteI fobrell, INN ullf
oieie @eiic jebe Spur at oermilden.
Sebt neroen tic ~boffentIid ibrell
0erehten 2obn fir lire Woropldne
crhalten.
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Bon ben ~9riessi6aupldbeu.
Wuntenegrp nimmt ben Gunilift mic'
Der anf.
Nont, 20. San.

Hont, ~. San.
Ser &f 5piihcl Oeiterrcid)
mo Woutenegro iii mieOeraufgenom-
men mnroen. Mtontenearo tbeilte Ole.
lc Sbatlodle beute amtlid Stulieu
nit.
Ntonteuearos Gntideioung miroc
Dem itulieniiten 4uslp0rtigen Amti
bon Dem montenegrinildIcn Winiiter-
fraiioenten mitgetheilt. sSn Der 9tntc
Gdben &onig Nifolarts url6 Sic mon
teueartnlihe Regiermg ale &ore.
ldIIoae abaelcbnt, Die pom Seitcrreid'
Genlodt murhen. Der &f lit nl
Der 9an5en 5ront mieoer uufgenom-
men moroen. aonig Rifolmis bl,iht
bet ieiner Mrnee. Inn Die 0ertbeibi-
gltng oes Sanoes 81 or9aniliren.
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Imcritullcr Observation-Disclosures blctt
Gr 'd9te II. u. 6ollenoes;
~Sdl fenue ote Iettid Auterifd
stcr mo bin 5u irgcno elmer 3eit DC
relt. lie gegcn Ole elcnoeu >iiaen. oai}
IL Der mleritauildlen Hcrialiung unN
"ic1lerlurg nidt tr0l un6 cracbei
lcin ~lollcn. i'll S6us St nehmen. Gie.
Icnigen BON ms. meldc nidlt Don
0clItldcr Mcrtu1ft ltto bnben oil
pIcl llber ole 2oualitot Scr Seitldl.
amerltaner aelprpdlcu. ohne on6 lit
arlt %intornlrt gctuclen m0ren. Sd,
lprcte bier uidlt ithcr hcn SdiIer
c0cr Die Auiirtcll. Siciclbcn fGn.
ncr ,acinctneaen tdmpicn. loIonae
lie pollen. Ibcr i'd min uidlt. DAP
nlun DIE Gcitld Nnicrifancr uflqc.
rcdltcr @clie onarcit mo perodd).
tlQt. Die 0cutldlcn tonnien III oieles
Sdn0. nm bier lpbolo uic moQlid,
2'ilrQer Slt mtr0eii. mo 5pur nitstl.
die Burger, Sic hoItcn Die amerifos
nllde Wlo9ge III hoben Ghrcn. me
tic ooS ~mI5ahliae WSdlc bepielcn ba-
tcli. Sic aebcn Ielblt ihr 0cbeu "a.
lar bin. !peEn 6 ieiu mu6."
GoS limo mdnntnitc, mobltIinacn.
&c @orte. meId,t MIR Dem @id,ter
SunoiS iid'crlid nie pcr9clien mcr.
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