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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
GRINDSTONE

The next church servi.e will he
held on Easter Sunday. April 23rd.
a special musical program is being
arranged. ALI who wish to bring
lunch and remain for ii social time
are invited TO do SO.
Elbert Kennedy's family of Cot
'onwend spent sunday at the home
=: III 1 Kennedy.
ALVIN Rickand returned last
week from Rapid City with A new
Ford ear
George NJ. Enos. If Rapid City
:, hool of mines. is spending his
spring vacation with his parents
The ladies aid society are 10
give an entertainment in the
hall fn Friday evening, April 14th.
\ program Of music. resitations
and other interesting things will be
presented. Everybody invited to at
tend and help the cause aFng.
Seeding is well advanced in
this section-about three times the
acreage is being put i'm this seas n
over last year.
Vt the annual meeting of the
church on Sunday permanent call
was extended To Rev. Chord and
his salary was increased
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

assured of the life that now is and
If that which is to come. Feeling
that her years were nearly num-
hered she anxiously awaited the
time when God should call. conf
dent that it was far better to be
with Christ. Tenny son wrote not
only for himself but for her when
le said:
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me.
Mad may there be NJ moaning of
he bar
When | set out to sea,
But su'h tide as moving seems
asleep,
Too fun for sound Oh foam
When that which drew from ont
the boundless deep,
Turns again home.
twilight and evening bell.
And after that the dark.
AID may there be no sadness or
farewell
When ! embark:
For, though fr mn out our bourne
of lime and place,
The fiood may bear me far.
nope 10 see my pill 4 face to face
When l have crossed the bar
from the Met hodist Church here.
at 1l:o0 O'Clock, fune
'al service also being held al York,
New Shar d ,IowaJ
Star.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
MRS. R. P. hLLEn..-OBlTUARY
Mother of Philip Lady, Well
Known Here, is Laid to
Rest in New Sharon, Iowa

Anna Cleveland was born in JEFF
ferson county Ohio, June %, 1910.
where she grew to womanh cd fin
ishing her education in the Female
Seminary at Steubenville. Ohio.
January 1st, 1862 she was united
in marriage to Robert p. Allen.
Seven years We're spent in Jeffer-
son when they decided to try the
fortunes Of the developing west and
entered homestead. whatever
were the privations, sacrifices and
sufferings Of pioneer life they ex-
perien6ed them in full measure.
Through them all she was the
bouyant. hopeful, cheerful spirit OF
the humble household. She had a
rare Faculty OF making use Of the
smallest opportunities to give a
happy turn in life and 20 leaving a
memory Of sunshine in the lives OF
her children.
After twenty years OF the sun
shine and shadows of struggling
farm hfe, in 1889. they moved to
New Sharon. Mahaska county. lows
Here they continued their earthly
home untfg Feb - 1906. when 1t
was broken by the translation OF
her hnsba nd. Since then er hme
has been with her children.
She was q very devoted AMI hap
py mother OF nine children. Three,
she returned - the God who gave
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
The Shack
BY ii n Saunders, who has homestead near Phlp in Pierre
Capital journal He painter considerable renown

mc that was dOubly surrounded BY
nature. But / found had to talk
with echo square in the face STEM
ping 10 one side or the other at dif-
ferent angles echo was faint or 81
lent. Teaching me 10 look at the
God OF nature reverently. Irving
all tones of voice echo returned the
same, whether sOnorous or in play
ful glee The next evening want
20 the favored place thinking /
would talk again with e-ho, but
alas, echo was gone Knowing
There are other people in the world
besides myself concluded d er no
had gone 10 visit another lonely
friend who lived down in the valley
that this friend of echoes was "
ing sick and needing a comforter:
that she had gone with tender sym
pathetic voice to cheer and heal an
other lorely soul. Again having
he Consciousness of being alone
seated myself in a chair against
he shack i'm almost total darkness
except now and then "a star would
shine through the treyicos of
bit kened cloud. All was gone. the
sun had set: the ployer's voice had
passed away; the effect OF the sun
set had left nO'hing but bIackened
clouds. Ny lover friend echoe had
silently passed away Echo is ma
ture. 1t rules the world What
ever we throw out echo turns
back. We are either lost or found
in echo. If we are low, mean, re
yengeful. or kind tender and sym
we reap the same from
echo. All truly great people are
lovers of nature: diyinely so, and
ale not afraid Of echo.
Erners n says:"The happiest man
is he who has learned his religious
lesson of worship from nature" " Ir
evertnse 10 nature is a crime
lie prayeth well who Ioveth Well
Both man, and bird and BEAST
Coleridge.
Cons lusIon-What ere We SOW,
we reap, OH land, in habitation,
church Of state.
Thus. while meditating on the
more tender and sublime beauties
of nature a change came Ger the
spirit Of my dreams. The Owls,
birds of prey. Were flying round
and were resting on the roof of my
habitation. FLYING so near my head
could reach them with my hand,
They were looking after waste
thrown out from the table and We're
Around a vegetarian
s shack are no bones for
owls to pick. These eehoing hoot-
ng owls have come and have brok-
IN the sacred stiffness of the might. |
And now l go into my shack and |
ay ME down to sleep and pray to |
he God of Nature my soul to keep. |
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

| While On my claim in South Da-
kofa. wearied of being alone and
| far from h, me, the evenings were
| !ong and lonesome At this time
of which ] am thinking the sun had
just sunken below the hsrizon, the
| mist was gathering DER the hills
and in the valleys While in this
lttitude of mind a gentle ominous
vnieed plDver settled on fencepOst
near the door of my shach. just
as it was ahightimg it commenced a
melancholy cry for its lost mate as
if forboding evil. Far away 1
head a return caH i'm wing ten
der tones. TennysOn writes: Here
let the wind sweep and ployer sry.'
I n1ing the writer that there
re plovers and wind i'm Eng Land
rs WEN as in s Mth Dakota
These beautiful birds awakened
IN me new thought and tenderness
toward the voice and wisd nj OF
nature. Arising and taking a step
or two toward the western hills re-
yealed a Dal na sunset, gorge Gus
and beautiful with its many cOlOrs,
1arm niously arranged as nature al
ways has system. My imprisO1r-
ID mind was now released at the
ight of this beautiful scene. Using
he eternal sky r canvass the
INVISIBLE hand of nature took her
umripotent brush and drew her
IA llet q Eors from the rays of the
setting sun. Heaven and earth
had thrown open their windows and
revealed a painted picture of lovli-
ness. Being completely abs rbeA
in the effects of the sunset I view
= it long and thOughtfuEy. AZ
he effect of the sunset gradually
faded away / was reminded that il
was likened to successful life.
eaNing imprt ssions of beauty and
isefu hess, on the minds of tn Sc
who follow after; or further, hook
ing at man as a whole as we d :,
he illumiTations Of the sky, IS
'e6ially at sunset.
The shades of night are coming
on and now the windows Of heaven
and earth are slowly being closed.
The earth revOlves on it's axis from
-ast to west, painting sunsets all
the night long and coming to us in
the morning a Curious sunrise diff
fnsing light, creating activity
and love
This inimitable sunset created a
cheerfulness within my soul and
began to whistle. The tones came
}aek in echo. Ha. Ha. Here's
no. Now l will play with echo.
Being surrounded by the fulmess of
nature my feelings were elated.-
he colors in the sunset and echo
have driven away the cares of the |
world and thought of home, and in
creased my love of friends. Echo
on the soft evening air revealed to
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

r. L. Thomas, who Recently
made a deal for the Nowlin News,
took ever that paper with the last
issue.
The town marshal at Kadoka
has served notice that "drunks'
in that town will have a hard
road to travel henceforth. ka-
dOka is dry, but the next town on
the east is wet, and the decree is
against these impcned jags.
Ors N Earle, we'll known tD
those who rode the range in
early days. is dead at Custer. S.
d., where he had gone t, seek re-
lief from tuberculosis He had
been a resident of this section for
about 27 years. and was 40 years
Old at the time of death.
oss -
The executive committee. of the
Tri-Coundy Old Settlers association,
including the counties of Haakon
Jackson and Pennington. has Set
August 2, as the date of their an
nual meeting f 7 this year, at a
point three miles west OF Cotton
wood. The meeting of last year
was slIoh a success, that it was
decided to form "a permanent or
ganization with meetings every
Year.
Fort Pierre being the home of
the largest buffalo herd, some four
hundred in number, makes the fol
lowing item. handed us by NJ. G.
Bradshaw upon his recent RETURN
from Ayoca, Iva. of some in
ferest to Fort Pierre and Stanley
residents. .-"Avooa is the only
town in the United states that
can boast of Wild deer within two
miles of its city limits. There is
over 400 deer in the herd which
roam over the farms up and down
the east BOtna river for dis
tahce of ten miles Fort Pierre
Times
Hon A. G. Granger ct this place
asks the Press to inform the many
friends who have asked him to be-
come a candidate for the senate
from this district, that under no
circumstances could he spare the
time from his law business to make
the ras,e and that SO far as beGOm-
ing a candidate this year he cannot
do SO. Mr.. Granger would be a
strong man to send to Pierre, in
fact We can call to mind no man in
The district who is a more aggres-
siye worker for the people than
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

west "a Huron and Mitchell. Re-
cnlar trips. fitting hundreds OF
eyes. Satisfaction: modern me-
thods: prices right fr work. that
is right. References-any physi
elan in Rapid City. Bring the chill
dren.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

More Light for less money. G..
A. Lamb sells 'em 4Otf
=. r. Byrnes now has the
agency for the Mcleod Milking
Machine, which can be seen in
operation at his farm. Th. ma
chime is simple in construction
and requires no expert to in
stall it.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

Mr.. Granger and this announcement
on his part win be regretfuly re-
ceived by a great many individuals
over the district who know his
worth as member of the leg
isla ture Press.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06

l-;nse, the Eye Man, at hotel,
Philip. Friday, April 14th, all day.
Largest exclusive eye business
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-04-06
MAVERICK S

Happenings i'm County and State
Some items are rehashed
some given credit where cred
IT is due, ana some are swiped
bodily.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
]lote
1T eingetrofen!
9edt iid AOllig NIT OentId)er; &c.
iOnOere 8arnnng an An1e-
ritaner itnu1tig.

g8aibington, Is. G5ebr. Gie
gote Der 0Iterreihiidj ungarildeit
Gegierung, in pelher oieiel6e, eben.
10 mie borber 8elti6lano, ole at.
mierten aaniiabrer filr 8ilisfreu3er
erfIGrt, Die bom I. lfQr8 a6 o6ne
&artulng berienft tDeroen oilrfen,
bat aeitern cas- Staat8anlt erreidt.
9ie 9tote oedt iid foit ootlig NIT Der
0eutidlen.
Setret1r 2aniiug erflGrtc, ooB
bie bielige 1fegierilhq in Der 9(nge.
legeubett nod 81 feinenl feiten luo
beitirnnten @ntihluB oefommen lit.
Us berrfd)t jeBt jeoodb in 9egierulgs.
freiien ole Meinuua Dor, oof e5
aarntht notig iein miro, eine off.
5ielle @arlrIng an bic giirger OieIes
2auOes 5l erIaiien, feline arnierten
Gniiagieroanpfer 5ur lle6erfabrt BR
benuteiL oa Die @rfIdrlinaen Ser
gAaieruuaen Ser 3eutralmdhte. OaB
iie iii 3ufunft oerarttqe Compiler ais
SiIisfreu3er betradten fpernen, at
imO fiir iid eine geniiaenoe 8or.
nrAg an ameritaner iit, folfen
@ompiern fern5ubleiben.
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,seter IN glnnitiunsfa6rif.

1enecta6n, u. g, 10. 5Sebr -
Ole WiunitiotSio6rif Scr General
electric 50, nurOe geitern bon ei.
nem 8euer feinaeiudlt Oas pon ser
{Senerlpebr Der 6irnto acl0idlt mir.
DC, olie oab 0ic itdOtiide 5euer-
mebr o0cr Goli3ei bon Dem 9rallOC
belladlridltiaf uur0e. Tic 9eamten
Der e3eiellidait bolten aae Qtittci-
Ilnlaen iiber oas 6cller 5urilf Grr
SedlltuhI oes e'ebduocS ioa cih9e-
itiif5i ieiu. imo Die 9SGu6e Ocs Sal,
rs linn fiir ialiidlcr crflGrt morocn.
Cir glrbejtcr Der 5a6rif lmtr0cn
beimgeimtot Die Snbrif mar irii
Iaumrer 3eit itdaoia iuter 9emn.
duilg. ino nieman0 wuroe 1eitattet,
fid) Dem @ebduoe 81 nGbern.
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Sa(Oni6i 6eine
far6e 5eltung!
6ramjOiiIdJ britiIfc gcridjte ii6er
fUluIiale SOrtififatiUnen cin
blOker OSlnff".

9ern, S6peia is. 5cbr..
Gin Sd)tpei5er &rieesbeo6aAter lit
na1 tur6enl 9lufentbaIt in Salonifi
bierber 8uriidgetebrt ino ingt ii6er
Die oorttge Gage Der 9inge Sol.
genoeS:
r9ie bon ben 6rnn5olen imo 9ri-
ten perbreiteten geridte iiber Itarfe
YefeitiglrngelL Die BET iSolonifi auf-
gefiibrt iDeroeL iino meter ri9tS
ais ELM 9htff Der Die @ulgaren nidt
0erbinoern miro, our6 baS gar.
oar GaI auf Snlonifi 3u nlari6ie.
ren, tpenn INNER Der rthtige 3eit.
punft fiIr iie eirgetreten lit. Die
gluffiibrlng itarfer 5ortififationerl
bel Der ma8e6oniihen Safenltoot
5alonifi piiroe miloeItens 8lDei
Sabre in glniprud neglnen; es lit
llniinn, bebaupten 3u pollen DnB
oieies itluerbalb tpelttger Ntonate &C.
ideben fam. Seine Sorts f0nnen
bort erridtet tperbert allber Die gro.
Ben Simple an Ser Manouitg 0es
8or0dr tperoen auf fitnItIir6e @eiie
aitsgetrodnet. Ger Safeneinqang
miro aIler0ings 6urdj rnebrere fleine
Sorts, Die ii9 IN Sdn0en Der gl.
liierten befinoen, bepatbt, bod 6il.
Den lie MIR geringen SbuB fir bic
5lotte Der @Giierten.
Die 5ron3ofen imo griten bdben
6el0-Sortififotionen un6 groiperfe
in einenl SalbfreiIe uon etlua 40
Meilen lpeitlif, n0roIif) ino oIt[i6
Ron Snlonifi onfgefithrt, aber es lit
5tueifelbait, OF oiele oreifaden @er-
tei0ieina8linie Sen bereintcn g(n.
9riiFen ser 9eutlden, Geiterreiadj.
llngarn, @uIgcren tn0 5iiffen tner-
ben iptOerlteben fonnett ipenrt aid
berporaeboben iperOen nluB. oaB fie
5ieiulid fart iino, lm6 Die 2flliierten
6tnoerte oon idbiperen @eIhiibelt
an 2ano gebraht bo6el.
Bur 3eit, ais id 5dIonift per-
IieB, b1tteu Die 9laiierten etlpa 250,.
900 giann nod Salonifi luo lint
gegenO getpprfeu; neitere Grnppeu
aber treffen tdalidl Elm. Die gc.
tueIdle bic fralB6iiIhen
uno britiiden Solooten onfanQlid.
NIT affenen 9(rinct ernpfiilg, tpeiicn
Ole 2lnpaBunqen 0erielben entriiitet
suriif geionoers boben es oie
britiicben Gffi3iere oeritanoen, iifl
perbaBt 5lt MAIDEN
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Spanien (Dmpnt6iliert
NIT Deut(C)(anO!
@clebrtc, Sdlriftiteller nnO Stiinitler
nnter5eihuen hcntihfrennblt-
dies Wtanifeit.

Berlin 15. 6ebr. (6utfenbertdt)
Die 3eidnung oes beltibfreun0-
lihen Ntanifeites bltr9 Spdnier Der
gebtloeten Stlaiien lit nunuebr, tpie
aus @faori0 berihtet miro, gum 9(b-
i6luB gebro6t moroen. Dos Wtatli-
felt trGgt $4,000 ltntericbrtften 9n-
rllrlter befinoen lid, Die l1nteri6riften
bon 2S3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 144
@elebrten 30S S9rifhteaern nno
syoltrnaIiiten IA aiinitlern, 796
9(er3ten, 1885 glnp1Iten 461 SSlt-
genieuern umo 472 2ebrern.
9a8 angeiebene 0to0ti0er 8lott
&ribuna ibeiit oorouf bin, ooB Die
les 9iauifeIt allgemein gebilligt miro,
iDGbreuo Oas tiir5lid 5irtlllierte iran.
5oienfrellnolicbe Manifeit ratr penige
llnteri9riften filtoen fonfte unO bon
Der 0ffentlihen Mteinung idarf ber-
ltrteilt ipltroe.
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s6lag gtgtn salonifi
tt SorbertitunQ!
lleber 100000 Srnppen Der Gen,
trQlmadte on Der OieDgeli'9Ol=
rian.struuniba TrOnt!
Geitere GrfoIge bet gerbhuOeten in aIbanien!

2onoon, Is. SSeb.-2aut aus @ltbeu
bier eingetroffene 9epei9en neroeu
an Der gridii1- ierbiiden @ren8e
bon ben oeuti1en 8erbiinoeten groBe
8rlippenmaiien 5nIdnunenge8oget.
Die 9eutiden 1tno 9eIterreiher all
Ietn ioIlen in iener @egenD ilber
100000 W1ann Itarf iein. 9n8t
fouuller nod 10000 9ulgarett
uuo ntiroeiten8 ebenio Dfele Gilrfen.
3as Sauptbeer ltebt bereits olf
Der 2inie @iebgeli.9oirat 5runt-
niba 9ort bat aud 6elomori6all
Don Nfedenien iein Sauptqtartier
aufgeidlagen. gs bat ben Anideiu,
ais oh Der gormarid oitf Salonifi
gou5 ploblid] erfolgen miro.
SeIterreidiid]-ltngariide 1uib bull
qariihe Truppen oringen meter in
9(Ibanien Dor. Die 0eIterreider ba-
ben ben ln1neit BON 0ura88o beftnos
lihen 6luB gr3on iiberidritten lulo
itoBen rnlr olf gerinqen @ioeritonO.
Starfc bulgariide Streitfrdfte ite-
ben lnttpeit 9lplono 1mo oiirftet Die
Staot, melhe Don SStoIienert unS
Ser5en berteioigt miro, 0enrtadit
engreifen.
9loul Is. 8ebr, iiber gari8.
@ellte friib boulbaroierten oiterrei.
hiide sSlieger Die Staot 0fon3a
Sine 3iuilperfon mnroe getotet un0
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Tiir6ei 6at 6eute
i6er 800 J(ug5euge!
Die Gutnifclnng Der tiirtiTdcn
6lagteanif lett Scgiun bes
Srieges.

aonitantinopeI Is. 8ebr. - 3ur
3eit, ais Die 8iirfei in ben &riea
efngrifi 0erfiigte Die tiirtiide glrlnce
nur iiber bier Shtg5euge; 6ieitge
8eitiuigen filr6teten, Dab Die lleber.
legenbeit Der teiroliden 6lug5euge
fir Die tiirtii9e glrnee peroerbli6
iein ipitroe. SIN SSauuar IeBte1
Sdbres fam Sauptmorn Sernao
tom oeuti6en sSIiegerforps NIT Ell.
ner glu3obl SSlieger un6 AeropInnen
nah Der Giirfei uno orgaltilierte Elm
tiirtiidJes 6liegerforps. SSyn San
Stefmno mur0e cine groBe gleroplan-
6abrif erriAtet, iitnge tiirftide 9f
5iere lpnroen ais 8lieger ausgeb1l-
oct, im0 inier6alb orei 9tonaten
batte bic tilrfiitbe g[runee elm 6[ieger-
torps, Sa5 bqlo bon fid) reoen
modte. Die titrfiiAen 6ltegeroffi.
aierc iiberraldten blr1 lire 2ei-
Itungsfdbigfeit lire 2ebrneiiter; lte
qaben ii6 i6rer g[ufga6e init einem
@ntbuiiaSuuls uno elmer aiibnbeit
bin, Die bel i1ren OeiltiAen 2ebrmei.
itern @ritaumlen erregten.
9lnfdngIi9 bei6rdnften Iid Die
tiirfii1en 5lieger ouf bloBen g(uf-
fldrlrng0ierIt duf Der Solbihiel @al-
lipoli, balo aber unterno6men ite
SIiige auf 0os W3eer binauS lul0 be-
oba9teten DIE 93eIpeguugen Der
fein0Iideu Slotte uno arinee. Spd-
ter 6egannen Iie, an8u9reifen. sic
5erftGrten iie6elt ooer aGt feinolide
SSlug3euge auf @allipoli rmo morfen
fat tGgIid gGilben aif fein0Iid)c
Sdifie. Sun DECEMBER bradten iic
in @ielopotamien n6rolid bon 9ut-
el-glnora filif britiide 6lHg8ellge
CUR gfrede. Bier oerielben muroen
Glsgebeiiert iutb in 8ienit geitellt
Sroboen oas tiirfiidje 6liegerforps
crit Elm SSo6r alt lit, perfiigt es beNte
iiber mebr aLs 500 5lugSepge, Die
iih glt bem6bren.
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g3nlgarenf6nia in 8icn.
geidnlOiaen 9entidllauS.

8afbirgton, 10. 5ebr. ~ @ei
ben 8erbonoIungen ilber Den Der
trag nit gticaraaua ltelteu geitern
i'm Senat 0eridieoene Senatoreu
sic pa6nipibige ge6aupting auf
oaB Die oeutide Gegierlng 9licara,
6uo cine gr6Bere Slmme ais 0ie
Ser 9taoten oiieriert babe, Inn Die
sic grlaubnis 81 er6alten, oen in
sSragc fotHnleltoen g}icaragua &o=
nal 81 banen. Gou Wttglieoeru 0es
Senats.aonlitees fir altspdrtige
glnaelegenheiten muroe oenn nnd)
gleid erflGrt, ooB fiir oieie @eriidtc
dbiolut fein gemei5 borIieae. (Gie
Qebalptilnq lit pa6rideinIih iiur
ron ben Sintrrn10lluern oerierligeu
aaAitaliften aufgeiteat moroeu, nell
DIE oarauf oringen o1B Die Ser.
Stqateil NIT 9ficaragua eineit lol6en
Gertraa a6ihlicBen, I'M oabei ibren
Sdnitt 81 lnaden.)
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Die Ocntidlen ,gcridlpSrer@

San s5ronciseo, Gol., Is. 5ebr.
8ie @roBgciAmorenen buben ge-
gen oefl bieiigeit ocutiden @enerol-
fouhd c5ron5 &opp. ocu Oeutiden
Gi3efoniu Sarpu BON S6ud. ben
@oniuIotsbeomten Baron b. 8rntdert
uno geaen bic 9eteftips GbaS. s.
Gromlcp uuo 0lorgorct Cornell odt
weitere glnflueen erboben. 0ieiel-
ben lollten otf Seri6morltng, um
gar1itionsiobriten i'm 2on0e. ionic
@iienbabneu mo 3uge,. ipelde Neit-
nition fiir Die 9llliierten beforOern.
in Ole Suit 5u iprengeL moourh
0GS Sbermnnide glnti-&rlIt. @eleb
berlett miro.
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5rauIdl''ien lnerhcll
luti i 5uriifgcOrdngtl
9it anbaltenDen Dentl9en GrfDlge
ant Der @elirOnt erregen In 2Oa=
Don grObe 8eiorgnis!
Sefuug Selfort Dur9 @el9atfener bel9dSigt!

Son6on, Is. 5ebr. Stmere
Sample iino in Der Champagne, I'M
gIrtuis 9iitrift lnl0 in 5laloern i'll
@jange. llnoitI96rlib 0onnerii &c.
idiibe allen aalibers. Gle Snfan.
terieangrifie iperoen init GROCER
gsuHt ausgefibrt; Sample nit
S5nnOgr1nateii un0 Wfinenlprenguil'
Nen erh6ben Die 1dreden oes arie-
ges; 8licgcraligrifie biloen tdglihe
Greigntiie; ihre griolge in Der
Champagne baben Die 1eutlhen in-
ioweit aitsaenittt, oaB iie bel 9a-
titre bic 5ran3oieu IN elmer gSeite
pon eiler balben 0teile 5urild-
hrangteu mo Die non oieien biSber
iunegeHa6ten SteIllngen beieBten
S,aocn 6 ibnen gelungen tit, nett
li1 oe8 Gdparin 8auernbofe8 einen
Sell iii Die iralB6liife 9iltie 5u trei.
bcm miro oen ,yran5oicn mlf Der
aan3en, cine Dieile lpeiten 5yronf
mobl Hihts anoereS 3u ttu ltbfig
blciben dls 8uriid5ugeBen mo ben
9eutidjen ein @el1noc sll iiberlaiieH,
oaB lic icit gSoden mt GROCER 3d'
liigfeit perteiOiet 1aben 8as idpere
0cntldlc g[rtilleriefeuer mag cine
&6rbgrrituug 5u eihem aaSnfdtterie.
ougriii bil6en. nm Die 6raii8oien
bou Der GbaIernl1ge 8dbu fort5u-
0rdngen lm0 a1f Die Souain.ger,
es.Stellllngen snriid3nperien. 8ie
Iran3oiiidjen Stellungen aiIf ben "a.
hurc 9lnb6bcn tperoen unnnlterbro.
den beidloiieH. 60 Idlredlidl mar
Qcitert DaS glrtilleriefencr, nnB Die
syrnn5oTcn fih rtid]t ans ibren 1dit-
heilar1beu ipngten.
9lIf Dem ueitlihen gn0e Der
ebantpaanes5h 5hlnd)tirout fam es 8u
tiBigcn admpfen init f5anogranaten,
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606wa0fr
ri1trt ld)wrrrn
S6a0en at!
6nnSert Grtidlaften infulsc 9amu-
brndJs bel gimerif, Niiily
iiberidwentmt.

glotde3, giiii., Ia. 5e6r. II Ser
groBe 9aulm bel 2nerid 9lanta.
tion, .0iiI, barlt beute 1lnter Dem
Druid DER ungebenren 8aIiermaIIen
gait3 plobli1. Ser 9umubru9 bat
cine gseite Don elmer @teile. lin.
gebelire @afermailen fl1tten ms
2arlo ulo iiberibpeaunen weite
2anoltrefen. GS fam nit Si6er-
belt ongenonrnen meroen, OaB ilber
200 9rtIdbaften iiberi9melnmt itno;
Die 3obl Der 9boadloien ipirO auf
10000 geiddbt.
Mempbis, 1enn.. Is. 5ebr.
Ber Ielepbon lit bier bellte porntit.
tag bon gtatdje8 bic 9labridt einge-
troffen Dab Der Sorptoann 35 Mei-
len utlterDalb ieper 5taOt, geboriten
lit, cine meite Strede fru9tbaren
6drmlanoes inter 2Saiier ieBeno.
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6nSe Scs eniitania .,yalles.

Berlin 10. 5ebr Der ..eofal-
gln5eiger@ luo oaS ogerIiner Soge,
blott aeben bcioe 0ee 9luiidlt 9lus.
Druid, Dab ole npn @rai 9ernitorff
on ole biciigc Geaicrung 9eidnOte
@itieillnfs nit 5i6crbcit odrouf
idlicBen lGBt. oaB sic 2niitonio sra.
ac ieBt enoIid 81 beioerieitieer 3u.
irieoenbcit crIeOiet miro Die oeltt.
ihe mic Ole merifaniide Reaiertna
bitten lid iett euOlid uuf oenielbet
Stanopimft gecinigt