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New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

necessary to secure the assistance of another truck from the Hardware city.
 To Improve Trolley Track.
 Fhe public utilities commission has issued an order for a hearing on the petition of the Connecticut company for the approval of the reconstruct of the single track electric railway on Warrington Ridge. The hearing will be- held at the com missions office next Tuesday morning at Il o'clock.
 Belt Breaks
 The belt at the East Berlin Milling company's plant broke Saturday and it was necessary to secure a diver from New London to repair it. The brea k was under eight feet of water and the end of the belt caught in the wheel Many townspeople gathered at the plant to see the diver work and con- siderable interest was shown in the air pumping apparatus.
 Briefs.
 Because of an attack of rheumatism pr. R. M Griswold was unable to at- tend the state republican convention in Hartford last night First Selectman William H. Gibney went as proxy for Dr. Griswod.
 MISS Agnes Carlson, 8 m ember of the Kensington Grammar school fac ulty, is indisposed and has left for her home in Norwalk. During Miss Carl sons absence, her classes will be in charge of Mrs. James Buckley
 Rev. Bernard Mccarthy of St. Pat rick's church, Hartford, delivered powerful sermon on "The Malice of Sim at the Lenten devotional service at St. Pauls church last night. The attendance was very large.
 A copy of Governor Holcomb's proc lamation, setting aside Friday, April 21, as Fast Day, was received at the town clerks office this morning.
 The White Roses of the Berlin Grange will hold dance in the new hall on Friday evening.
 James Edwards and sons, Leland and John, of Passaic, N. J., are the guests of friends in East Berlin. MT. Edwards was formerly chief engineer of the drafting room in the old Berlin Iron Bridge company plant
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12
LOGICAL METHOD IS
 LACKING IN NAVY
Rear Admiral Fisle Complains That United States Is Far in Rear
 Of Germany.

Washington, April 12.-Lack of logical method in the development of the American navy was deplored by Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, U. s. N., in a paper on Naval strategy, presented at today's session of the an nual convention of the Navy league of the United States. The admiral did not appear in person, his paper being read by 8 delegate.
 'In the elementary parts of the nav al professional" said the paper, I've do very well; but of the higher branches, particularly of strategy, we have little clear conception. In Ger many the development of the navy has been strictly along the lines of a meth cd carefully devised beforehand; in our country no method, at least no logical method, whatever is apparent"
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12
THIS WILL INTEREST
 STOMACH SUFFERERS
says Indigestion comes from an excess of hydrOchlor1c
 acid.

A well-known authority states that stomach trouble and indigestion IS nearly always due to acidity-acld eyoma cli-and not, as most folks be- Iieye, from a lack of digestive juices. He states that an excess of hydroch- ioric acid in the stomach retards dl- oestion and starts food fermentation, then our meals sour like garbage in can, forming acrid fluids and gases tvhicn inftate the stomach like toy halloon. We then get that heavy 1umpy feeling in the chest, we eruc- sate sour food, belch gas, or have heartburn. fatulence, waterbrash, or nausea.
 He tells us to lay aside all digestive aids and instead, get from any phar- ,oacy four ounces of lad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast while it is ef- fervescing, and Furthermore to con- Anue this for one week. While relief follows the first dose, It is important 10 neutralize the acidity, remove the gas-making mass, start the liver stim- ulate the kidneys and thus promote g. free flow of pure digestive juices.
 lad Salts is inexpensive and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon ilfice, combined with .lithia and so- dium phosphate. This harmless salts kyused by thousands of people for sto- mach trouble with excellent results
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

hlOtChes on my faCc and they .itched and burned terribly and at times I rubbed my face but this made the itching more painful. Tho pimplcs on my forehead were disiguring and they were constantly irritated. For two months my face was badly disf1gUrCd.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12
Mir. MuIyihill'S Brother Dead.

Cornelius J. Mulvihill, local freight agent for the New Haven road, has been called to Westfeld, Mass, by the death of his brother, William F. Mulvihill, which occurred yesterday morning at his home in that city. He had been ill for five weeks.
 MT. Mulvihill was forty-one years of age and was a native of Westfield. He was the New Haven roads freight agent in Westticld, where he was held in high esteem by a wide circle of aC- quaintances.
 Many Sign Petition.
 Officers of the Business and Im- proVement association are experi- encing no trouble in getting signatures to their petition to the public utilities commission for an order forcing the New Haven railroad to install gates at the East Main street crossing. The petition will be filed with the board in a few days and a date for hear ing will then be selected.
 In their efforts to have the danger of accidents at the crossing reduced to a minimum the business men have the support of autoists throughout the state in addition to local people.
 Accidents have been narrowly averted at the crossing on several occasions. The railroad has made promises to better condition but while it has issued some orders that might minimize the danger motorists cross the tracks at the risk of their lives.
 The company claims gates would hardly be practicable owing to the width of the crossing. Anyway their installation would entail a bigger eX~ pense than the company seems to think the improvements warrants. Hence it's failure to accede to the wishes of the assoiCation.
 Brief Items.
 Edwin H. Hills and E. T. Carter were among the guests of c. T. Tread way of Bristol at a dinner served in the Hartford club last evening. MT. Treadvay entertained the delegates from the fifth senatorial district of which he is chairman.
 Selectman Johnson had a force of men at work today improving the road in the Mountain View section near the plant of the livery stable purchased by Hamilton Brothers of New Haven and James F. White of New Britain from the bankrupt estate of William (. Hart is to be sold at auction Sat urday morning.
 The Parish guild of the Church of Our Saviour will meet tomorrow after noon in the Parish house.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12
Buy Your Dress Goods This Week at Les
 Than Manufacturers Present Prices

sizes at less tn 54 inches wide 79c yard
 Checked both and fancy chec 54 inches SLED
 Suitngs at less than man factur wide Sill yard
 Separate Skir inches wide, $1 69 yard
 coors, A inches wide, le manufacturers prices S9c yard.
 in the wanted at less tn manufacturers present prices, $129 yard
 all colors, at less tn mann
 Gabe inches than prices, S1.29 yard
 STORM SERGE inc special yard; 40
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

hours or the day ana night. Ser geant Garrity in his letter expressed great confidence that Pershing and his men would soon capture Villa and put an. end to the prevailing spirit of nervousness.
 School Board Meets.
 The April meeting of the school board was held in the town clerk S office last night. President John T. Molumphy presided and only one mem Der, W. H. Nye, was noted ab- sent. The time was spent in discuss- ing the situations in the various schools and the report of the teach CT committee.
 The matter of increase in salaries was gone into at length and it was found that they must be curtailed It has been customary during the past few years to grant numerous increases, but the feeling prevails about town that the salary. situation has reached a crisis and with this idea in mind. the teachers commit tee recommended an increase of only $130 in the total amount for salar- 1es for the next year. Last year, the salary list amounted to S1O30O Ow- 'o grade of the kensington Grammar school, it was necessary to secure an- other teacher and the total sum tEis year will amount to s1O,7O0. The committee estimates the salary list for next year as $10,S3O.
 The following bills were ordered paid: E. L. Graham, $1.55; United Electric Light and Water company, S14.20; city of Hartford (for tuition of Robert Bruce,) s32.5O; J. B. Per- ry, (stamps) s5; George H. Baldwin, S116.25; $. N. E. Tel. company, s1S.16; Fred Hubbard, s1O; E. Fl. Gaines tWo committing books) SIS.
 Teachers Meeting.
 There was a, meeting of the local ] school teachers in the Worthing- ton school yesterday afternoon. Su- perintendent ;. w. Dows presided Plans for the remainder of the school year were discussed. Although there have been many absences dur ing the recent epidemic of grip, nevertheless the schedule has been kept right up to date and the work which was mapped out for the entire year will be finished in June.
 Demonstrations of the teaching of model lessons were given by Misses Dorothy Horsfall and Kathryn Kin fry of the Kensington Grammar school faculty and Miss Edna Bug bee of the Warrington school. Su- perintendent Dows, acting under in structions of the school board, sent out the contracts for the coming year this morning. All the teachers now employed are expected to remain. Annual Meeting.
 The annual meeting of the Kensing- ton Ecclesiastical society will be held this evening in the Kensington Con- gregational church. Reports for the past year will be presented and plans will be made for the ensuing year. Work will also be commenced on the budget for the coming year.
 Truck Stalled.
 A truck belonging to the Cremo Brewing company came to grief near the Fair grounds yesterday afternoon.
 There was a large consignment on board and the wheels became caught in a rut and the driver was unable to eXtricate the machine. Before 1t could be again placed on terra firma. it was
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12
BLOTCHES BURNED TERRIBLY ON FACE
Rubbed and Made Itching More Pain full. Constantly lrritated. Face
 Was Badly Disfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

My skin trouble began six months ago, At that time l had only few pimples on my face and forehead. They were in
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

Officer, has been made by Charles IT. Officer, proprietor of the Colonial Inn. The commissioners will give a hear ing on the petition on April 24 at 10 clock in the morning.
 Mrs. Officer, 1t is reported, has made plans to open a rOoming house in Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

"I sent for sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using it ! bought cako of Soap and box of Ointment. In less than two months after I used two cakes ot Soap and two boxes of Ointment I was healed" (SignedD David H. Schuminsky, 17 Bedford St., Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 29, '15 Sample Each Free by Mail
 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard ''Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos- ton.'' Sold throughout the world.
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

truck belonging to the Cremo Brewing company came to grief near the Fair grounds yesterday afternoon. There was large consignment on board and the wheels became caught in rut and the driver was unable to extricate the machine. Before 1t could be again placed on terra firma, it was
New Britain herald., 1916-04-12

hours of the day and night Ser geant Garrity in his letter expressed great confidence that Pershing and his men would soon capture Villa and put an. end to the. prevailing spirit of nerVOuSneSS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13
Str Strabenbabnitrcit lit
SEEN Sort.
Griter ernitlider ltnfaa, meil usrii
ncr" Wsutormamn Die &untrpae iibcr
ben gSagem perlur.

giep Dort. 12. Sept. Ser erltc
lehipere llnfall in Snlse bes Strnbens
babnltreifes erei9nete iib beute ON,
friiben Wprsen in @ronr, oils ein elefs
triIber @n9en Ser Union 9failpob
Gp. Der &pntrolle Deg .sriinen" Ipz
tprmannes an elmer ablhiiiligcn Ste(le
entglitt, bel elmer ldarien allrpc ente
'sIetlte unb III sipei nit Menlden ppll@
9epfrppfte Sitnep SmnibuIlc rannte,
pnbnrd sluei 4erionen 9et0otet lnb
bier 10 lcbiper berleet murpen, bnB on
ibrem sluffpmmeu se5iueifelt ipiro.
Sic bon 8iirsermeiiter Ntitdel uno
Ser Gllblic Serpicc apmmillipn unterz
nommenen sdritte, sen Streif alfSlt<
beben unb bie Streitigteiteu bllrcb eli,
Sdiepseeridt iMidten 5u lnllen, iinb
9cIdeitert. gs lit ibon gu ernlteu
8nbeltprltngen gefpmmen unb iflin>
mere ite6en nod heppr, lpcnn Elm allee@
n,einer Streit inisenirt ueroeu iollte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13
(Sortieeung auf 5eite 6.)

tritt @riehenlanbs in Sen @rieg cine
bollenoete Sbatlade iein. .@enn
nidt", laste CT, rlo ipirb es ous Gnbe
t@riehenlanbs bebenten."
Sic neuerlid)e Melonng, baB 9iuB~
LAMB nnb Stalie,t nidts bon einem
gintritt G5riedenlanbs in Sen arieg
ipiilen ippllten, ideint gum minbelten
iibertricben sll fem. Sic Serben mir
Sen NIT Srcuben geitc on seite nit
,ben@rieden seacn 9ulsarien tdmpfen,
9as ei,,5ise 5inbcr,,iB, ipeldes ben
ltnterbunblunaen in, 8ege ltebt.
ihcint harin 5ll lieaeu. baB sic 9ries
ldiide Mesierme sic gntente Mabte
billSMbalten per1ucbt, in Ser S5pfinnns.
Sic ibr bpr IS Mouaten ansebotenen
@on3eliioneu 81 erbalten. mas lcoo6
allsgeldlplien lit.
sht Sabrgdnge nnauseebilbete &es
Ierbcn i'm sllter bon 33 big 40 Sabre1l
lperben iebr baIb einberufeu lperbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13
&erlebuug bcr Nmtrifani=
fdcu Meutralitdt.
8ritifd,es @rteesfdlff bdlt
anteritantfd)en Dampier III
Muteritanit1em 0ewdf=
tern an.
Sasegen iuirb idarfer 9rpteit erbp6em
,uerbcn.

VS. a bington. 8. s., 12. Sept.
Ser General : @punernelm Ser 9shi-
lippincn Snlelu, 6arrilon, meloete
bente Dem &riegs > 9epartcncnt cine
ldipere @erlee1ng Ser Neutralitdt Ser
Der. Staatn ourd elm britilebes Cor
pepoboot. ipeId,es ben gbilippinenz
9unpfer Gebu innerbalb Ser Ser
antoritat ser Ser. Staten unferifeben=
Den 8etnaller angebalten urle burd<
iud,t bat
Sic 9epeide lit iofort bem gtaatsz
8epartenent iiberlanst tpprben unb
es miro erportet, oab alf bieie biu Elm
1darfer Rroteit nad gnsIanb gclanot
iuerben tpirb.
Ser @orfall ereisnetc Iih gelrern
anhertbalb 0Gilen bon Ser eSnlel Gaz
rabae. gtad) Sem 8eridt be5 aapitdns
bes 9unpfers gab 2ieutenott 8ailes,
ScfebIsbaber oes britileten Sorpeooz
boot 3erltDrers Sip. 2. bem Sampler
gebu Sefebl, o15ubalteu. gr fom an
Soro Der Gebu nnn itellte Sraeen ilber
oeren Ealla9iere. Ct nabm bieSdiffs<
papierc nnb Die 9aiiaeierliite oes
9nnpfers an iieh. slnid)einenS iltdte
Der Sfft5ier llad einem Monne, ssa~
mems gaob, Ser abcr ,riht aefltnpen
ipurpe.
9ei Sreieabe ser gebu madte Ser
lieutenant folsenbe @intraellna in eas
.apgbllh BEG Samplers:
~sln 9oro sc9ansen llbr so sGprz
gems. 0. II. 16, bllrhlrd,t llno freiz
gegebeu."
8lagen iiber Sic Sbatigfeit Ser briz
tilhen ariegsldiffe in Sen Geipdiiern
Der Gbilippinen linb lhon niclfad erz
boben lrprhen. Ser 9ericht pes @enez
ral @ouperneltrs Soorrilpn ibcr Sen
Gebu Sal liefert bie GSr,mblaee fir
eincn ener9ilden 9ruteit. Grpbbritan~
.nien miro anfgefprbert nerben, Sic
Speratipnen Ieiner Gatrprille 8ppte
III ben Gelpdilern ser 9bilippineu eine
sllItellcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13
9as arnle @rie9enlano
9te 2rttts III Mtbc,, auf otu,
&3bepuntt.
Gricdenlano- fait lit ariess5nitanb.

2lpnb on. 12. Sept. Cine Meuterz
bepelde aus Mtben ipribt bon elmer
orobenoen Nlil1ilterfriiis in Mtbe11
Man l1in1nt on, 10 beibt es ipeiter, oah
&renlier 3ainis iein 9fiidtrittsgelllf
eineereibt babe.
@ri dilde g.ruppen faIz
len ab.
asarsis. 10. Scpt. @em @arile1
uTe,nps" tpirb foI9enbes aus Salpnifi
gemelbet:
n9ie rebplltinnGre 8eipesung brett
tet iicb .5uiebenbs Bel @erria, 40 aeeiz
len liibDltli6 bon snlonifi, aus. 9prl
but pauptnann 9art5ocas ben1 @pn=
manbenr oer fran5Diiidcn Grl1ppen
General gprbonnier, 1nitsctbcilt, baf
ct entlhlollen lei auf Ser geite sc,
@ntente Madtc sl fiitnpfeu. Sc,
@atainpnsfpnmanbeur IN @erria bo1
gleibfaus 0ie 9ienlte leincs @atailz
Ions angcbDtcn.
v9ielc gorgdnge linb nnr Sbeile
elmer li9 rapibe allsbreitenben @elpez
sun9 sur @ilollng einer sriediidcr
Mrmee sur 2anbespertbeibigung. 3ablz
rcibe ssreiipilliae melben iieb taslid
alls alien Sbcilen @rieebenla1lbs. Sic
Mefruten iucrben 10 lbnea als irgenl
5n1DaliH al1saebilbet."
Sat &rie9s5 it anb In
9ltgen.
Mtben, 10. Sept, iiber 2pnbpn
12. Sept. Mtben itebt tbatlddlid
ipenm audi llid)t ser Sorm nah, ii
ariegssuitanb; Yatrouillen bon sSn.
fantcrie lmb @dpaIlerie bnrdItrcifeli
Die straben, llno ian,mtIide @eianbt=
I1aftsgebdubc ser sllliirten linb 1tarl
betpacbt. 9u Sic 9fcaierung Ser Sal
ting Ser Gruppeu nidt gang ltder lit
iinb fiinf5ebnbunbcrt @ann Marine=
truppen 5ur @crltarflrng Ser Garnilor
nab Ser @alptitabt sesosen iporhen
Srnmerbin legt lib Sic burd Sen ab=
fall ser @arni1on bon Salolifi bers
borgerufcne Mnfreging allmdbli6.
Sorberlln9 iiberbrabt.
aDrig &onitantin BON @riehenlani
nabn am Mpntag perl6nlib bic Sor=
herung Ser gntente WGihte entgesen
Sic berlangen, bab bie eriedii6e STE,
lerbiitenIi9a, beren gbrenprdlibeut Sc,
@Dnis lit, allfgelDit lperbe.
&rieg Ste ein sigc q tun {
fiir @r e6 cnlano?
Gin bober aric6iIder @eeierunes.
beamtcr erflarte cinent gertreter Sci
Mlip3iirtcn 4reiic in Mtben, lnan foll,
sebn Sage lang alle ginfliiIie Dor
auBcn 5ur &nbc fommen ,nb bi'
feinoliden Saftipnen in G,rie6enlm,i
llngcitSrt Iailen, bann merbe Ser Gin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13

Dem Bunbes 6 0 m mi1z
{dr glarenee 6. 5ousbton BON Seem
Dorf puroe fiirslid Elm unter1ebter
Monn mittleren Differs, Der iid
Sans goparb sbpmpfon nennt,
1onit aber iebe slneabe iiber feline
Werion mripeigert, unter Der glnz
tloee oes Suipelenidmuggels porge,
fiibrt unb oie 3oubebDrbe bebauptet,
nit Der SSeltnabme oes 8e16uloiaten
einer S4mugslerperI erIdtpDrung auf
bic Spur getpmmen gu 1ein. Nad
s(neaben bes 3olItnIpettprs Walt.
g. Wlurpbp 1T oie @erl9pDrung IN
Nep Yort am 1. Suni BON mebreren
Yerionen etnge9ansen tporben unb
SbompIp1 puroe bolb nahher nacl
briiten seIdidt, un ben oyuipelen=
l6musgel ous5ufiitreu. Gr tebrte am
II. SuIi aIs Observation-Disclosures
ouf Dem banifhen Dampfer .Sellig
Dlao" suriit uno brodte, 10 fagt sic
@ntlase nit Silfe zines Mannes Der
9siabuns Suipelen unb Sbmudfo=
den i'm @erte bon ettpa s25, 1000 in
einem Sanotoffer unperSollt on
aono. Den 9anotoffer lieB er bur9
eincn getannten in Der 9oplina
@reen Standardization in 9erlpabr
seben uno Die 3pabebDrbe erfubr BON
Der Sadie, nahbem Sbompion einern
g(ep yorter lodnoler Supelea gum
&ouf an9ebpten bate. Neuli9 abenos
erlAien ein Mann in Ser Siefbabns
itaiipn unb bplte ben 9anbtpfIer ab,
ben er nod 2. 9lpe. llnb so. Str.
bra4te, no SbompIen ibn eripar.
tste uno oefIen Seitnabfne erfolste.
ginen Seil Der seihmueselten Suz
pelen min Der 3ollinIpettpr in einem
5rauenltrumpf perltedt in einem Res
itauraut gefunoen baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13
Sic admpfe ~ aer 6omme iino menigtr
btitig gelporben.
Nene Mrtnee8rnppem ino at Der gSeitfromt 8ebiloet
tuotoeM.
ansrie BET Hueu an Der Oairont beral abaeidlaaeu.


@u feiner Ser Sronte M Seoeura erane Sic adm<
Der 5pnnefron renaer arpsara u1b
beia pte tt gSo - 9etrormm beri snar aro6e grfolae
Der Snb Gltont gcrlner gScner @erid mebn abr
paB cue h9T1e abgelDa9n pnrpcn Gnganbcr nonen
Srnma (8aanpnt) gocn Gieg gqarc ohten
babcn 8efagnna beibt ab5hnrte crrnaen arose
griolae in gruen Nerien Madenen ridt in Munanien
mmcr iucier Griednanb dlnmer SAGE
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13
g a I tier g { + i Gt

Garis, 12. Sept. (iibcr aonbon,
l2:52 Hm.) 9as fran5oliide ariessz
amt nelbet beute Mittag: Gin Mnariff
Deg Seinoes gegen lnlere gtellunge,l
liioltb Ser somme, Ditlib bon 8eIlob~
en@Santerre, ipllroe leicbt NIT @a,,o<
@ranatcn abgeldla9en. Cine flei<
mere Operation iebte ll,1s in sen
5Sta,lb, lms in Sen 8eiib eines beutz
le)cn Sdiibensrabens iiiblicb hcs 2ez
ROB Sriebbofes gu ieeen. llebcrall an
Der 9an5cn Srunt fano ipabrenb ser
Nad)t Sic iibli6e MrtiIlerie aanonaoe
ltntt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-13

fl@'ss'N9 49, Sc"tt'tSs AIitUl Uutl 2CcllUt>
en~Santerre, ipllrbe let6t NIT 6allb<
@ranaten abgejdla9en. Cine fleiz
mere Operation lebte nns in sen
iStai1b, rms in Sen 8elib eines oeutz
1e)en S6iibensrabens iiiblid1 hes 2ez
ROB Srieobofes gu ieben. lleberall an
Der 9a15cn Srpnt fano ipabrenb ser
Nad)t Sic iiblicbc Mrtillerie Qanpuabe
Hltatt.
@ritiidcr geridJt.
2onbon, 12. Sept. (1:45 gen1.
Der bente bonn arte9samt alsgegebene
Scridt melbet:
@eltern Gbenb peranIaBte bas Sele
CT nnierer ihipcren Irtillerte sipei aros
bc 9rdnbe I'M Niltnitipns : @epot Ser
@eutlden in @ra,1p grlllt. Sic Mrtil<
lerie bes Seinbes mar gegen nnlere
Stelllngen 5ipilde,t Dem 9elbille @es
'bol5 unb Der Mouauet Sur,n 5ieulih
Iebbaft tbatis. Cont ereisnete iib
tmid)ts bon gebellt1,ng.
Son Der Gitfrpnt.
d nilSc non gsriffe iibcralI
a bge l6 I ag c H..
ge.rlin, 12. Sept. ssront hes
i8cncralfelbntnriduus Rri,15 2eopplb
bon gaDcrn:
se0rblid BON stara gserlpiscsa
brad) Gin rlllliId)er ansriff rnter
iebiperen gerluiten fir Sen Seinb 3us
1dmne1.
Sront BEG Gr8ber5og gbronfolgers
garl Spiepb: sS,l sen &arpatbcn lpllrbe
Gin anariff bes 8einoes in ser Sc
genb ber 2etbopa gilenbabn mad
Gimbrpslaipafune na6 gnpul suriidz
lgeId)lagen. 9urd5 einelt @esenangriff
cuff Gimbrpslaipaf n1ahten mir ITO
@efa1gene.
asetrpfrn, IN mer 8eridt.
g tt ofr1m1n, 10. Sept. (iiber
2cnDon, 4:22 gnl.) 9us ru1liIbe
Iariessant fii,,bigte beute neuc grfplz
&C oer &ulien in Sen aarpatben an.
Sic Nnfiinoisung la,ltet:
sSn Ser @egenb bes Ssluiies @ialbS
s@belelnplb nabn1en llniere Iruppen
.berl6tcbcnc 8Dben llnb 16lugen auc
i@egcnangriffe a6.
yssr Sen @albfarpatben be1ebten
|uniere Srltppen bcn @6bcnriiden nDrbz
lid bcs gerscs &apul nno nabnle,l
#nlld BON bielem 8ciie, nobel mir 13
Sffi5iere nnb 900 Damn gu @cfange<
nen mad)ten nnb Iicben Majdinenge<
nebre, brei S6iiten9rdben : MDrler
rnb Elm Gl16ltrDt crbeuteten.
@u,t ber 9lamaniidem syront.
@ulgare.n nnb 9cut16e
Ibringcn imn1 ip ter bor
gerlin, 10. gept. Sic 9eut1bcn
lnb @ulgaren bringen unter bem
Sberbefcbl bcs General Sclbmar1
1dans bon MadenIen ir,n,er ipeiter
por. GIN ser Ma5eoonileben Sront fans
Sen I'M &arbarbe5irf slrtilleric<Ga1
itatt.
@ien, 12. @cpt. Sic Gage an
Der rltntanilcben Sront lit llnbera,l~
bert. vGiu feinplid)er Mnsrtff allf
llnlere stellllngen ipeltli6 bont giboz
tbal (&arpatbcn) ipllroe abgclblageu.
@t SItgali5ien berrIcbt &ube. sn ser
6rpnt beg Yrin5en 2eopolb fanbeu an
ei1sclnen Gtellen lcbbafte Sample
ltatt. Gin Mngriff ant lllteren gtofz
bpb bra6 nnter lmlerem @cl1iibfeuer
attainment.
Gpm Der 8alfanfrout.
Isle MIliirtcn IN ollen riez
iige grfolge errnngcn
bnb.en.
Yaris, 10. Sept. (iibcr 2pnhon,
1908 gbenbs.) SransDliide Sruppen
babe1 an Scr Mnceboniihcu ssront bic
Gffeniipe segen bic gulsaren ergrife
fen llnb baben alle Stellnngen ser
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9tt yientralitdt Der Ser 6tQQten bnrd)
Gnglan0 idmer perlebt.
Srtttid)es 5orpeooboot bdlt TIT 6epdi1erm oer Yhis
ltpplmen 0tmerifanild1em 9ampfer att
Vrdlioent @iliou perfebrt perfDnlid
aommilidren.
mit Den Weriianilden
Sapan ma Bite @er saan H6 c Gbna aciatn Soennoen
berubigen.

aB en9ano ouf Sic Netraitt stoaen bci pnn @ INN
IN Den aam pab fat uiebcr bcpeie Gin britAes sorSo
@ erForer Aonmafoeur bot IN oen amerianien @epdIern
Der Fbppnn einen omerifanide Sampler onoehon ns hur
d3t Sdarfer Hrp alsit setet aaiier ssi6cn rtst
pese Der Nplen nerltsug perl0nltn gr an Gro5bnt
gsl1o - Sapans gud Sic staoten neoen n an Gbino
esea Soroehhaeh gu oerub9en brerer lnfau 6olge oe
StraBenbabn Streis Stem gorf 9me 5nse ms ,is ;4
&erlebte
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Ser streit inter Sen Naturforz
idern llno Gelebrteu. ob es mdnnlicbe
unb peibli6e aultern eibt, lit nod
uibt hefinitip entiebieoen; biz Sur 26z
lllng bieler Streitfragc iperbeu bic
Muitern ppllitdnbia obne llnterldieb
bes @eidledts beripeilt.