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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
Say Parties Fuse
Progressive Leaders Said to Favor
G. o. p. Union

Salt Lake, July 2s.-Definite action
by the Progres sives of the county and
state will be taken at a meeting to be
held during the early part of the com.
ing week. Those in a position to
know the sentiment of a majority Of
the party yesterday declared the
Progressives would reunite with the
Republicans. The action of the Dem.
ocrats in making conditions was too
much for the Progressives. They balR
ed, too, ut the proposal to indorss
Congressman J. II. Mays.
One Of the matters which has been
freely discussed by the Progressive
leaders is the Republican nominee for
governor and the disposition of the
rank and file Of the Progressives to
support the Republican ticket. Lead.
ers of the Progressive party were
united yesterday in saying that in the
event the majority Of the Progressive
party decided to go to the Republican
party and that ANY good Republican
nominated by the Ogden convention
would be acceptable to them. Hugh
A. McMillin, who has been leading a
part of the Progressives who desired
fusion has also declared he will
abide by the will of the majority.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
Couldn't Meet Requirements.

grogshop in his town. and sought Q
license. The commissioner listened
to his plea. "All right, Mose,' he
said. the fee is fifty dollars. And,
OF course you have to get the consent
of seventy-five per cent OF the peo-
pie in that block" Nose looked q
trifie puzzled. Less see, sah," he
said, 'yed's Jim an Sallie an de TO
Joneses-dat's six-why, mister, dey
amt seventy-fve per cent OF people in
dat block, sah!"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
$50 DEAD IN <.
FOREST FIRES
IN ONTARIO
Meager Reports Reach Toronto, Tele.
graph Lines Down In Devast
ated Region.

Englehart, Ont, July 31.-Fortst
fires raging in northern Ontario are
believed to night tohave resulted in
the loss of from $50 to 200 lives,
Other scores OF persons have been in.
jured, and it is feared many OF them
may die.
Several small towns have been wip.
ed out by the flames that have oeen
raging for forty-cight hours. Reports
thus far received show that fifty.sev.
en- persisted at Mushka, French
Canadian settlement, and thirty.four
at Matheson. Cochrane has eighteen
dead and thirty-four injured: Irouuois
Falls, fifteen dead The number kill
ed at Porcupine Junction in not known
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
WILL PRAY FOR PEACE.
Five Minutes Of Silent SuppIication
Planned for Tuesday

w. n. Williams former state sena'
tor and chairman of the Utah State
League to Enforce Peace has indors-
ed for Salt Lake the plan advocated
by pacifcists of prominence through
out the country, to set aside five min
utes for silence, beginning at II
o'clock on Tuesday, August 1, when
prayers may be offered for the re-
storation o. worldwide peace. The
movement is being supported by the
Y. NJ. c. A., the Y. w. c. A. the w,
C. T. u, and other organizations faV'
oring worldwide peace. II is urged
that special services be held In the
various churches in Salt Lake, begin
ming at II a. m. on August l.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
THE THING FOR DlARRHoEA

about two years ago ! had Sc.
we're attack of diarrhoea which lasted
over a week. writes W. C. Jones.
Buford. N. d. Il became so weak
could not stand upright. A druggist
recommended Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved me and within two
days was as well as ever Many
druggists recommend this remedy be-
cause they know that it is reliable
Obtainable everywhere ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
CURE FOR CHOLERA MoReus

When our little boy, now seven
wears old, was baby he was cureu
OF cholera morbus by Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy," writes Mrs. sidney Siuih'on''
Fair Haven, N. Y. "since then other
members of my family have used TINS
valuable medicine for collie and bow
Of troubles with good satisfaction ana
I gladly endorse it as remedy OF
merit" OhtainaOIc every
where ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

Officials Of the Temiskaminen &
Northern Ontario railway adopted
energetic relief measures. Calls for
assistance were sent to towns along
the line and fully supplied relief
train was sent out.
Hundreds of square miles of bush
and farm land have been burned over
Isolated settlers took refuge in lakes
and rivers, leaving all their belonging;
behind.
Rain was falling tonight at Math
eson and several other points but I;
long continued down pour will be
necessary to extinguish the fires and
prevent them from sweeping further
southwark.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
HE COULD HARDLY WALK

Deranged kidneys cause rheumat-
ism, aches. pains, soreness, stiffness.
Ambrose Gary. Sulphur, Okla. writes;
81 was bothered with kidney trouble
ten years and at times could hardly
walk. began taking Foley Kidney
Pills. got relief from the first but
continued till had taken three bot
ties. ! feel like a new man" Sold
everywhere ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
A GOOD THING FOR CHILDREN

Foley's Honey and Tar Is a partic-
ularly good cold cough and Group
madeleine for children because 1t con-
tains no opiates or habit forming
drugs. The little colds of summer, as
well as the long standing, deep seat
ed coughs. that hang on for months
are banished by its use. The first
dose brings relief and comfort. Sold
everywhere. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
Prospeetors Trapped

put the eutire Town was destroyed eE
cept the railroad station.
Prospeetors Trapped
The death list will be materially in.
creased. It is feared, by victims in
out lying districts. There are appar.
emily will authenticated reports that
many prospectors have been trapped
at Tashrta and Kowash. One farmer
and his ten children. are known to
have been burned, while the mans
wife was vainly seeking aid to check
the on rushing flames.
Mushka, hamlet consisting of a
score OF frame buildings and stores,
suffered worst. 1t had been threat en-.
ed for several days, but the residents
fingered in the hope they might save
their homes. They waited too long,
however, and walls Of fire cut OF
escape
A near by lake in which they found
refuge saved many residents Of Coch'
rane, on the line OF the Temiskaming
|c Northern Ontario railway. only two
streets in the town were saved.
Thirty-four bodies are lying on the
platform of the railroad station at
Matheson. The station and two buiid'
ings standing. Ramore, a small settle
ment, was wiped out.
Flames Are Checked.
The flames were checked at Tim
mons after seventeen houses had been
burned. Only the sawmill was des'
troyed at South Porcupine,
All that remains of IroQuis Falls
are the ruins of the great paper mill
and one store. Refugees without food
or clothing are pouring into the Ian g.
err towns south of the burned district
| A large number have arrived here,
and are being sent to Cobalt and Fail
eybury. Englehart citizens worked al
Of last night caring for the homeless
wanderers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
NEEDLE SWALLOWED 5Y
BABY FOUND IN ARM

Richmond, Cal, July ga neeo'e
which was swallowed several months
ago by the infant son of A. d. Hurst
has lust been recovered from the
child's arm.
The first intimation given the par
ents that the child had swallowed the
needle was when he complained OF
pains in his stomach.
The needle worked it's way through
the walls of the hild's stomach, and
later was discovered protruding from
his left arm The baby is none the
worse for the experience.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
ARRANGING COLLEGE INTERIOR FOR
OPENING SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER

Following closely upon the heels of
the departing Summer School Stud
ents, small army Of repair men has
invaded the Utah Agricultural College
and is busy making the Institution
ready for the opening of the fall
term, September 10, 1916.
All of the buildings are being re-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

painted in part, rooms are being cal
cimed, and the floors are being oiled.
The experiment Station is being rem
ovated throughout. The farm cot
tages are receiving coats of paint and
new shingles. New partitions will in.
crease the class room space available
In the Mechanic Arts building and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

changes in the Main building will
furnish additional class and labora.
tory room.
The grounds are receiving their us.
ual summer care. Beautiful flower
beds set in verdant lawns which de.
light the casual visitor now, are ready
to welcome the returning or the new
student.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
Y AT THE THEATRES II
AT THE LYRIC
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Carlyle Blackwell and Muriel Astriche
in Sally in Our Alley
THE Iron Claw.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Edna Goodrich in The Making OF
Maddalena."
Burton Holms Travel Picture.
Fire Fighting Forest Rangers of
Arizona
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Marguerite Clark in silks and Sat.
ms"
Bray Cartoon, Farmer Al Falfa's
Watermelon Patch"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
AT T HE o A X

TONIGHT
Charlie Chaplin in a big feature
Police" in parts
The stolen Master" Featur Elm 2
parts.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
"A Day School"
The Shcmers," in parts.
The Cecropia Moth"
Tom the Tame, and Kid Kelly"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Secret OF the Submarine"
"A Bunch of Flivvers
"The Irish Rebel"
Weekly News.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
True Friend q Constant Delight.

A true friend embraces our objects
as his own. We feel another mind bent
on the same end, enjoying 1t, insuring
It, rejecting 1t and delighting in our
devotion to it.-William Ellery Chan.
ming.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
WANTED

A OR 5 ROOM HOUSE, furnish
ed, would prefer 1t for year. In
quire this Office. 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

Our Want Ads are business getters
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

4 pays to advertise-try I'll
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

Advertise in season and out.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01
Classified
FOR RENT

A SUITE OF 3 ROOMS for com-
plete housekeeping. Apply IS East
Center. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

but the entire town was destroyed ex
cept the railroad station.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-01

ROOM AND BOARD in modern
home, at IL South First East. S-lo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-01
9er &ortlaat Der 4utuOrt
Ntferrei6sln aui bic
jptite antritaniid.
autona-Hote
sSit Don Der Dunnsritag Don qOHoOH
aus seiabeltsn @sriion uar
wenig Dsriaieben.
Das Gntstg.Htommsu Der g. g. Re
sieruus madt in 8af9ingtou
einen guisH Giupru6.
llub bic aoutroDsrie issi sinsr frisSr
Iifen a5iung rahe.

Witn, 81. 9e3. - ueber 2onbOn
Die fOlssnbe gsOts. pOm 20. 9eseHbe'
batirt, antportli9 Der Don Der ameri
iauiiden Resisruug ssteaien JOrbs
rung.u nit geaus auf Jie @erisntun!
bss iialisnifaen Sampfsrs .aucona
ieitsns zines 5iterrei6iidh Nrvrise'
bOotes, 1T BEN american, D., Bot,
ibaftsr, Jrebsrir 6. psnfielS, suse.
IteIt iporben:
saniiporilia Sbrsr i.br ssebrter
Qote 80. 43o7, bonn n. 0essmbsl
batirt, bat Der llntsr8sianets bie Gbrs
Seinsr gr5elen, bsm gOtf9oftsr oe1
Der. Staatsn pon efmsrita, Gr.berit
gourtlanb psufislb, Oas syoIssnSs 81
untsrbrsiten:
.Di. &. &. Rssieruns itimult mil
BEN amsrifanii9en aobinet polfiGn.
big iibersin. bab aud in arisgs BIZ
ssbeilistsn Geisss Der Neni4Iidteit
b.folst psrben miifen. Dis iie bisber
gu seiuer 3eit RismanO 9eranlafuuo
ssgs6en bat, bardn Su stpeifsln. BAT
iit bifs Gefess rsfpettirt, hdt iie aud
ipdbreno bes sansen arieses. Der ID
manhsrlei Weripirrung bon mprali-
f9sn gesriffsn psrurid1t bat. sabls
rei6e 9speiis ibrer bumanitdrsn Ges
fiHnunssn benz 5eirot, ipie aud cen
neutralen Staattn sessniiber e,sebsu,
unb ss mar ni9t bic Sdulb bisier Re
.siruns, OuB iis. Dor aurssm. NIT bsm
Waibinstonsr aabinst nid3t sanS in
dner aHseIssenhsit iibereinitimmts,
bic is Ole 5iterrsidii6 6sunsariiHs Re
sieruns) nit Der sanssn 0ffsntlidsn
Meinuns in Seitsrreids sllngdrn in Der
6auptiads ala cine Sade Der Suuas
nttdt anseisbsn bat.
Die 6itsrrsidiTdsunsariThe Resiss
runs ititumt aud NIT bsm in Der isbr
ssebrten Qoit gum elusbrud esbraas
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9er britiid3e 9Dam5er. 8reu.
3er Natal bon 13, 600
1pnneit
Jft bur4 cine GrplOiiOn ssrit0rt
fporben.
1lnssfdbr 300 wlann bon Der DsTabs
itng icmtn lin.

nonbon. 81. Dss. sfm iyrsitas
trirbe pffi5isII onssiiinbisi, bab Der
britii9e pon3ertrsuaer .glatal4, Elm
G@iff bon 1860 1onnsn, infoise ei,
ntr GFplOIiOn untereesunssn Iei lin,
gsfdbr 400. Wsdnn bon ber 704 Wanrl
ftarsen 8eTabung iuurben serettst.
Die .adtaI" ipurbe am Donntrs.
tag NnHmittua irssnbpo in sineH.
9ofeu strff5rty mo ipurSe nidi Be.
idnnt seHaht. Geit Idngsr.r 3eit se,
ben bic Wiliidrs unb Tarin.be9Srbsn
seins ndbers etustunit iibsr Iol@s CT.
eigniiIe.
Ran slaubt. bab pier eins Orbrs.
&<riide 9anbIuns Dorliest. Sn ger-
binbuns NIT bieIsr Saeoris iptrb barr
ouf binseipieTtn, bab bas pan3erf4iff
-@uItpors' Dot Gbsunsb in dbnlih.r
Mtifs in bic Cuff fog. nobel mebr
ols 700 perfOnsn ums asbe:, iamsn,
unb fpdter ebenbortisIbit aud bas Mis
nsni1iff .prin5eB Srsnes. nobel 5ipis
i4en 300 unb 400 Mdnn ums 9e6en
tdmeH.
Die GrmiruHa Der .giatdl" bsfanb
aus feds S.2s5lit en- unb bier 7.5a0ls
Iissn geIhiibeti, "a Drsipfiirbern unb
brei Gorpebp 3aneirr0bren.
Gs mar bsr Greu5sr .glatdlA. Der
be aeide bes in QOn0on psriiorbsnen
aineritaniiden gOtf9ditets WbiisIotp
Reab I'M Subre 1912 mad Rsp yprt
iiberfiihris. Gr blieb bamals sipei Wos
den I'M 9afsn pOn Reip yort Iiegen.
s5ran35 Rid)es lInterieeboDt
BON 5fterreidyiidJ arieSss
i@iifem berienft.
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ssran36 Rid)es lInterieeboDt
bDn 5fterreidy dyiidJen 6riesss
id)ijfem berienft.
16 Wann p0n Der 8tfob,
ing ssfdnsen senOmr
men

Berlin, 81. 9ss. 4uf brabtlos
fem sSege uab SapOille, 81. .. Cine
offisisls OftsrIeidiids- RsIbuug, bic
ipdbrsnb bss 9asss Don Bisn .inses
irOff.n III, fasi. bab bas frdn,Oiii6s
linisriesboot .Wcns," an RiiiDO4
non einsr 5iierrsitHdsn 5IOiiIs Dsrs
fenit porbsn isi. Gs sreisn.is iid biss
am Wiitpod i'm qoriatiiheH R.sr.
ouf Der 50be oOn DupassO. Der Be-
ridt Iautst ipis ioIst;
Cine 5iisrreibiTd iInaa-ifts Gfoe
tile. aus benz artussr 6sIaOlano"
ilnb flint sOrpsoOboOiS' (
iishsnb, ssrit6rts am Rt
De3smbsr bas fraRs0iiid
Boot -Monse-. Der 5irs
nnS Is Mann ipurbeH s.fu
nommen.-
Das Boot mar bon 1872 5Om.
Wdfsrperbranguns unb bate eiHs Be
intund pon "a WaHn. i
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2lls cine gsrlsbuBs Der SOuDerdHis
tGtsrsdie GjrisdsnlanSs.

Qonbon 81. Deg. sol. BEN
sieuier'ftsn gursau aug elibtn g.rel.
bet piro, Bat @tittsnIanb ssgsn bic
gerbaftung Der aoniuln Der Central.
md6is unb ibrsr gsrbiinbsisn IN Sas
lonai als cine @srlsbans Der SDubss
rdnitdtsre4is grie4sHlaHos pro!s.
iiirt.
Die 9.rbaftuns Der aonIuIn
Gsutialdnbs, Ositerrsi6a. BET Eiir,si
nnb gulsariens IN SaIoniti mar ouf
g.rdnlufIung bes Generals SartuiI
trfOlet, neil elm beutidsr 9lsrOplan
SalDniii bombarbiri bate. griiiite
unb frans0iifde sruppsn iIm3insels
ten bic apniulais, perbaitstse bic
apnIuln nit alien 9tnssitslIisn unb
bef6lasndbmisn bic ar6iDs.
Die cage in gerfien.
@erIin 81. GeS. slnf orabt.
Iplen Bege nab gnpbille q. D.
Gle JranfiiIrter 8eitirHg tomnentiri
Die Grnennling oes nngebltb pro.
ruiiiIhen grin5ei Strman 5itm Dre.
niierIniniitrr BON yeriien ino ingt,
oaB Die grnenniIng Riemanoen iiber.
raifc, on IN periien enc ipirtlide
acknowledgements febIe. Die retIitJ
in shm aebiloete 0fegisrinIg reprd.
lcntirt sic bette stIniIe Der s'crfrr.
Sic berittene goIiSei nno ole
Wlebrbeit bsr Gsaituus Isiiten nisicr
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s sanbelsi4iffe. lpsrn fie ni9t gu ent>
fIisben Deriu9sn Ober teiuen @ioers
itaub kitten. nid)t serit5rt iperbeu
biirfeH, bis ale YerionsH an 9orb gez
rsttet iiRb.
Die @erit6srung, oaB bic Der.
Gtoaten Resisrung auf bic aufrs6ts
srbaItuus gutter 9s5isbuHseu opiiaen
Seiterrei6sllnear unb ben 8er.
Staten Dertb lset, pirb in bersIi6er
Beiis DON Der Rcgieruug Ssiterrsi6s
uHgarRs srDiosrts, psI9e ieBt ME ims
mer baruuf biniirebt. OaB biefe ge5ics
bEHgeH ii9 nod beiier eeitdIten, inios
nett oiss m0sli6 1T. Don bemieI6sn
Gsiit Der Sffenbeit ssIsitet, ME bic
Regieruus Der Union, III bic q. q. Res
gieruHs piaens. penuglsid lie in Der
mebriad srpabutsu Nots Hiat bic
autDOrteu fiir ale ibr DurgelesisH
Grassn firost, Der ameritauii9sH RE
gisrung bas Reiultat Der Don ibr ges
fiibrtsn lnterfu6uHg mitsutbeileu. nit
Der iofort ua8 Dem Gintrsffsu Oes
geridts 6ss aDmmanbeurs bes Inter
ieeboptes bsgpnusn ipurbe, uno Der erit
Dor aur5en einsetroffen TT.
.0as ReiuItat bisier unterfu4uns
lam ipie foIst sufamm.nsefaBt tpsr,
ben: Nm z. Ropembsr 1915, I'm IL
llbr 40 Miruten @orulittogs. bemsrtte
Der RoumanSsur oes llntsrIsebootes
i'm 3s.40 9rab nDrbI. greits uno
10.0S 9rab 0iiliher 2dnss, Bel nsbIis
gem Wsitsr in elmer Gntferuuns Doh
uns.fd6r 5000 Mstsrn bic umriiie eis
nss srOBsn itaIieniTdsn Dumpfers. Gr
belt Jpn suerit fir sinsu transport
bdmpisr, brsbts um unb CAB nit Isis
usm riittpGrtissn Ssf4iiB sinsu MAR
nunssiduB auf ben Sompfsr ab.
.glsidSsitig bibts er bas Signal:
y@srIabt Sas S9iff" auf. Der Dams
pier belt ui9t an, ialus eiuen anDes
rem aurs elm unb psriudte gu eutfltss
BEN. Der aOmmanbeir blieb suerit
einiae Minutsn, 100 sr mar, bamit bic
Gutfernuns Spiidsn ben beiben edit
fen iidb psrgrObers. osnu er befdrdtets,
bab Der 9ampfer sin 9eidiis auf BEN
GdtsfSsd babe, nit bsm er auf oas
mtsrissboDt fsuern tOnnte.
.als bic Gntfsrnuns ii9 auf $500
Mster sripsitert hattie, tuurbe bic Der
fOIgung NIT boiler geidpinbistsit
aufssnomnen unb bus llntsrIesboot
sdb NIT fsinem DOrbsrsu 9ei8ab,
ipdbrsnS bic Gntfernuns ficb uIlmdb'
lid psrrinssrts, isdssbn S8iiHe ab,
bon seness iaiDeis siaa ssaba4tss nsr'.
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0ulgarie,t cinig..

Srbft Gbtnabieff iFsan5
gu Der Resierungiibers
eegdngen
Berlin, 81. Dss. 2luf brabtlos
fem @ege naa Gap0ills. Cine 8spe.
iae Der llebsrise Raari4tsn aseus
iur aus Sofia iasi. bab bas bulsas
ride Parliament einitimmis einsH
strtbit bon 5OO.0O0,O00 JraHes fir
Wiliidr5ipsde betDilIist bat.
6err Gbna6ieff, Elm friiherer Wlit
niiter bss asubsrsn, briidt. m elmer
Rebe gebduern bariiber .1us, bab CT,
dIs Repraisntant 8utsarieHs. na4
btm galtanfriege ben Satareiter Der
irag ilntsrasidntt babe, uuter Dem ein
1beil bon Waatbonien an Ser6ieu
dusaelisFert fpiirbs. G1snabieff, BON
BEN es bsiannt IT, baB sr NIT Rubs
lamb unb Gnslanb iDmputbiiirie. fdss
is, bab bi, pOIitiften gerNItnifis
bur6 ben @sltiriss DsraHbert pSrSn
lsisn.
Die suIsurii&e Ration III isst Dsrs
sinisi,1 fast. r. ~Dir miiiisn bds
@eIb fir ben llnt.rbali ber armse lies
fern. bic EN- psrsiuistss galsarisn &C.
idaffen bat
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Die 2dfnpfe an ben
1ar6aneuen.
IrtilIerissefe4te ia T
iiberuIl TN 8aHge.

iiberall I'm 8dHge.
Qonnantinopel 81. D5
Cine am 9onnritas gbsnb Dom tiiri
iiifm arisssmi.iIisrium srlaifsus Of
itsiells geianntrna6rns Iauiet nil
fLlsi:
.Sn ben admpfsn bsi Wsoteru6, i'm
nOrb0fiIihen asgppisn, nabmeu bi,
SenuFi 13s GHgIdubsr sefangsn.
,4n ber 9arbanellsn 1rprt feuers
ten ani 20. Elm panssrfatff unb Elm
aorpsboboot mebrre Gefhofe d,ri
anafaria, iDprauf fis ii9 5uriidsOssH,
unfsre artiaeris Dertrieb en- 2orpeoo.
boot, bas ueriudts, ii4 slri gurnu gu
nGbern.
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ghadt bss %. an uniersm rehien sSliia
gel ein beftisss artiIlsrieasisdt itdtt.
gessn Mittas bOmbarbirien ieinbli6e
arisssidtffs cine 3eit luHs unier
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iprinssn. Cine Der Grploiionen batte
3pei tpsiter. Grploiiorsn sur JoIss.
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bss seinb.s blieb.
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9,piiiionen an Der anatoliiden Seite
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DECEMBER beIdoifen uniers gattsrien
in erfolsrsi4er Deiis bic lImeebuns
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plab pon 5sbte gurnu unb isinbIi&s
aaserfduppen.
@ bent foIl eint sana pfSs
mi DE uniDeriitdtwer
ben.
griiifsl. 81. 0s,. lIeber Cons
bon. Der Generdlgoupsrneur BON 9iIs
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bic llniperiitdt Silent IN cine gans
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Der GentrdlscuDsrnsur bat baiiir &C.
Torst. bab in bag Budget BON 1916
sine @tripiIlisuns fit bieien 3ped
nufesnpmmen ipurbe.
Die GntideibLna III in llebsreins
Itimmuns nit ben WiiriHen Der DIds
lniIHtn Bsb0Iitrung uno nit benz
Settle bon oitlsn Refolutionen. bic su
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3}drlament sinesrsidjt tporben lpnren.
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pfr brifiidJr Nrfasrr ,,atatal@" uo,t
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baIte syirnnn's einsiseii Sobn als
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brittle Resieriins ins eebeu geriicn
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Gitembs bpn Jliegern Der
0liliirten bpntbabirt.
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porbsr Dainsn baiien iprins,n laFen.
tinsn porssfdobenen Grobm Der Brit
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men unb Sipsi Mai6in.nsei8iibs er-
bsuist unb cine an5abI @sfcnssns gee
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sJsinbIihs 2lpioiiier moditn einen
sfnsriff auf DiienSe. Die miIitdris
itsn GtabliHemenis bliebeH iinbsF6d.
bist, "a purOsn absr msirsrs gebGuOe
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joll an BEN alofter gum Seiiisen Sers
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bsu nsunssbn bsIsiIds GiDiliiisn Ders
spuubst uub siner sst5oiet.
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abermaIsgsseR bie9e
ftFiauns BON Salos
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Alliirttn.
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