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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

W. AAAgE
bragte 8rrf.
9ette, iDnes ieg, ifal iiees / Gag
til 9ris % 9ere Tor 0DrOen, ION
isste OF ianot tit table 5aor. San
iDnger ielo / i'm anooatsboa IS.
6cbrlior:
On 9iaaoen uOen lige,
iom on mig gaO, 0 Serre trr,
jeg ueo fim eet at iige.
Sea er oen life ppro.
Get pco ieg, ban uiIoe iige: lal
ON Den lube rige Haa0e lfoen liae
/ bans iulobraate gprf. Get oar
bans Sgit at tale oeroni tit Den
belle 8er0en, life miioit til uafte
Nennelfer. Seq BAR Jet Dam tale
meo inaOanne | 1imcpis, ior at uiie
Dem ben til 9oriet meo oct fllo.
bragte 9grf. San gIente oa 1iO
os 1iner, jim e1en Spagbeo % alt
ior at male @lios Raooe moo Spn.
oere.
Get er iuIobragt". Bet er 10,
iom @uos GrO er i0mlet iom | en-
SoDeoium | bette Cro. Ga SUBS
Cro er iaa aiaiort belt igennem.
Get er 10 en- al De egenifaber, Der
ger, at @nOs 5olf eIifer sibeIen,
foroi ben n ino bcitemt aigjort.
Ranr ri, iom fenoer Dor nios0e
Zen, mad befenoe. at oct paa BAN
| Ell iiGlOen @rao pasier, boao
Ddoio Tiger | Vi. /: 9an bar fin
SDit ! Serrens COP % grunOer paa
bans Sop Gn8 % Nat, on tor
pi nof gere oct ~ioaleOes, at Di pri.
Ter @uos aanO, JON gioroe bette
ll1oer, al ban, Der al Raturen par
laa opIagt til Spsg % aonuners,
bleo oannet ianleoes, at ban 6apoe
lin gDit | SUBS Orb, | Dor gibel.
bog. Den ingen oil ialoe paa at
faIoe bam ct S~pngebopeo, oct bar
Del bet nioiie, man fliioe faloe baiM'
Nei, ban bar ioa riff % alao I
Oroet, % allerneit, riaar ban naat.
te BRUCE bet paa en- 1aleritoi elier
! Siemmet til Spnoeres GreIie %
til De belliges inIoe Bereoelie.
90 Oroet par for bom afgiort
@uos Sro uoen noeet afilag, n0en
iioget Spergsmaolstegn. San bar
10 Here @nnge baaoe ~oiientlia o.
pripot britot en- 2anie ior gi6eI.
bogens Smtobeo og llieilbarbeo.
Gnioloig ION ct Barn troeoe ban
paa Den, forfpn0te al oens StoboIo
% leoeoe al 6ens Orb ogiaa poa
ut 9sosleie, iom pi, Der itoo Dam
mar, lit eeiliabeo ill Sang paa
Gang at %erfare.
@aaite Sub rigtis faa oct Iost
mo | Menneifer meo en- leDsnbe
Operbeuisning: Oroet itaar fait.
Oct er @iios Orb. Oct Orb De bel
ifaI Iaoe itaa.
Seq Deo, bet er | Bans atano,
naar ies peo bans @rop lggacr
eoer bette pan Sinoe. Iro Oroet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

tom til Dam, rloet0e pdd ell Urn
aanoen ba0oe iagt Dam, at Gang
%ip9rOene bar n~n0erpeis. Den Sn
oianerne ifuloe s6elngge Dem ale
Sans Gale gioroe pore Sierte
glaoe. 9Gite Gag fom bore 9sberl
% fortalte, at Son9luGroene ua.
Nor. Citing Bull 100 apinOern
opfsre Isostelte langs 6Iooeni
gllgt, ior at narre ReesS peiOerne
Dor Seir Iaa ifiult al 9ltife o.
5rGcr. "a elf Sittings9u Dor
at lnpe mere Me0iein (bermeO me
mes 10 ct JrnllemiooeD. San fon
life tilbnge, isr Slaaet BAR iorbi
s@oll par eperite Sgooing
9ra5Ds0orie onisrte Gbepenncrne
Seq bar life Operbepoing. 0fii
9roOer Sron-6orie par set. Sc
bapoe Ell Slot al De oprite lint
papns. Sper al Dem bop0e orrb
Here SLENDER, emo De banoe 5ingr'
og Seer. Ia San8ipGroene tom
uioite ri. Oeres Eonier bar trotte
8i pf0ite, 9eOsteltene baooe narre
Dem. 7e mente, oi bar fun er
0%aanofulo.
Ri oiOite, De eiorse ieiI / a.
ifilles / Here 9oIo. "a ri ioa, a
9ee- S~peiOerne bIeo Dos Gong gel.
lom-Sair, bleo ri olooe. Sam iad
ie8 life. buerfen oa eIIer iioen. y
berte Hee-SpeiOerne ipnge Oeres
8soeiane. De pioite. ri baoot
Dem. Dc iprang allie al; boer iier-
De 0iono boIot Seitene. "a ON
ringe0e oi Dem. ri itormeOe oper
Dem, JON 9eleen pao Saioet Der.
noe. ri jog 0eitene pna 6lllst =
aoinOerne iangeoe Dem, ior sc par
trette.
Seq bnpoe iun9et arigsiongen.
Seq bapoe lugtet aruotoampen.
9iit Sierte bar pilot. Sea por JON
cen Der par ira Cans. Sea REQ
inc oa toa 0eres 1Sane. Soften
ialot 0so unoer mig. Seq iprang
op og fnuite Sooeoet paa 6lag.
mnuoen meo min Striosfnippel.
Saa Isb ieg tilbage til Dor einic
meo 5Iogct.
Sans Sierne % Bloc iprsiteOe
mig / aniigtet. Oct par uarmt -
gIoOet lob / min Muno. Seq funoe
image oct. Seq BAR raienoe. Seq
ipral9 paa Ell iriif Bonn % rate
MOD Dem iaen ifso, buggeoe,
itat, Jog. 0ennc Bonn bleu ogiao
|iflot> Sea iprang after pna en-
|friif.
Seq iuite moo Dem poaim. 1il
iaa ie1 @ittlesoair. seq buifeeo
nit @eite. Sec bar noe al mig
ielu. 3e9 irp9teOe inBeH. Seq uio.
tie, intet funoe ifaoe mig, Tor iea
9aooe min bufOe @pielbale paa.
Q1ette trpllemiOoel par imio-
lcrtiO life belt p~aaliOeIigt; tbi
Nainsin.t5e lace bleo ifiot / oei
enc Zen o. muatte BRUCE arptfe
iioen.)
Seq ueO life, boor mango ira
orabte for al naa irem til BAN.
0an fenote mig. Seq bDleoe eiter
bam. Seq ino bans giinfo beurae
zig, men flmoe life bore bans
Stemme for arigslormlen. San par
bange. Ia ieg Tom nGr nof, ifso
ieg BAN meo min 9epolper. Din
9ssie par tabt. jes pe0 life bpor.
Seq iprang al 9eiten % liar bans
9ierte no - beo Ct Stpffe al oe
ipptteOe Dam oct / aniigtet. Seq
iprdng i9en pan Soften, REQ bort
% piiteOe meo oct. Sea par til.
ireos, mat al at iIoas. Seq ifal
pereOe Dam life.
Gereiter bolOt ieg mig noe al
Slaaet. Sioen fom auinoerne og
orGbte De innreoe, to1 oeres 4enge,
lire % Ringe. De buggeoe 8ingre.
ne al Tor at iaa Dem oes inarere.
De isgte efter Gong eIlop.0nir
for at ifnIpere BAN, men ionot BAN
life. San bar life ifert fine 5ort.
algoer Qlniform); bans Saar oar
flippet, % Snoinnerne fenote BAN
life.
COette stemmer meo Wrs. Gii.
tiers lloiagen, at benDes Mano
loo tit LANCE, guile Yurrebnar flip.
pc nogle Tiger isr bette 5ogt, I ct.
YauD.
~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
MONTANA FARME.
GoDTKoB I FARMLAND.

En- hMy Section, 10 Mile fra Gendlve, $50 Acres Plsejord, l7 Acres med
A1 dene Sason, ct gdt 5 Varelsgs Hus Stald, 2 Kornader, Maskinhus,
god Brsnd og klde. Dse Forbednngr er vmrd $4,000, og Farmer er ualmin.
defg biig til sl pr Acre. $1,000 kontant og Reden kan betaIes aarlg med
en- Del .af Ayen, m snske.
G.. {. HITCHCOCK, CIendive, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
MONTANA LAND.

Dyrket og udyrket Land dt nordsstige Montana, nmr Jernbane- Dyer
og skandinaviske setlementer. til $3.50 pr. Acre og hejere Piser pa ette
Vlkaar. shiv pa Engdsk o m oplysnnger, folder og Pisiste.
THE OTTO M. cHRISTINsoN LAND COMPANY,
Glasgow, Montana.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

Sea bar oIorig iortalt oct til bpi.
Dc N9ro ier."
On al Nenoene ipiirete:
gStisnlogaiu, bois oct life oar
dig, Der orGbte Gong ellom.Sair,
bpem oar oct oa?~
Seq ueO Oct life. Sngen oeo
oct. Get oar ion at lgbe i @erfet. .
Hnin-in.tbe.i lace par oengang on.
firing so Mar aammeI. Dan lGrte
BAN at ifrioe lit Gaon paa On.
gelif ueo llOitiaingeu, Tor oesbeorc
al flinne ina afirtnina pao Sona.
iellops 3igt: o5be 1cpenge Of
aainin-tbe-6ac Den eiter
at BABE ifreoet oct, pioiie ban life,
boao Oct betso. Z. Z. II.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

SlftIngsBuII Ffar Sfliffene 10a
oube, at Der iioen efter bar Men-
Der ! arigerens 2pno opbe nof til,
at en- &nptnepe npiten furoe lGe-
ges oeri.
@ennem to Dssn bang ben mo.
oige, unge Wano inaleoes, ioet ban
belle Eioen trooieoe fine gsoler,
uoior0reoe benz til at esre bet
enonr parre, meoens ban fang
fine arissfonee % iiibIeoe ODER lit
Wo6.
9roos bans anitrenqeIier for at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

oct iiges. at oct life blioer til noget
meo at tiene og oprfe ben ianoe,
pirfelige SUB. fer af9noerne foria-
ses.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
Oct, Ger beitaar
Set fsritt Sub.

9n ifal fife bobe andre @uoer
for mia? Moi. 20. 3.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16
Son Of tho Gods.

It does not make much difference
what instrument son of the gods
sings to, SO long as 1t fits his song,
writes Harriet Monroe. He may cut
his own reed by the river, or find an
old violin in junk shop, or play the
church organ, or pound the bass drum,
or whisper through the elusive piccolo
anything SO long as he chooses the
night mood for his lingering or leap.
Ing or dancing words, the right music
for the feeling that outruns them.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16
N RAINY WEATHER
BY ELIZABETH SHIELDS.

1t had been raining for three days
without letup. Everyone at the hote
was bored stiff, actually stiff
"Great guns!" inelegantly piped Gu
lalie. Here's that .creature again =
The creature referred to was a for
1orn little woman In cheap black Wit
;slipped into the hotel lobby
Then mother fluttered over. "Jane
run over to father and interrupt him,
she begged Of me. "It's perfectly dis
graceful the way he neglects his daugh
ters."
Poor father had been having a de
lghtful time during the whole three
blessed days Of rain. He smoked and
smoked and smoked and talked wal
and finance to the-well, really, tx
stunniugest man ever saw! Ibid ysE
ever see anyone 90 distinguished!
gushed mother.
Just then the stranger looked about
and, after giving me mere passing
glance, his eyes rested on the face Of
the woman in black. The kindest ex
preston came into his eyes-the way
one looks at helpless, pretty babies
His eyes wandered ON to Eulalie.
Leave it to our mother to follow uI
the slightest chance where her daugh
tiers are concerned. She actually
bounced on the man! Father was
startled and got fused. Eulalie trailcd
languidly into the same armchair ia.
Their had occupied ard soon father dis
appeared. made up the fourth in the
party.
I'll confess that although Eulalie and
I did our very prettiest, to say nothing
Of mothers amiability, everyone watch
Ing knew the man simply could moi
keep his eyes of that shrinking figure
p rusty black.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16
MatInee and Evening
i
Symphony Orchestra Soosts 10000 People 10000 Horses
Prices Csc, Soc, 75c and $1.00
Seats on Sale at oes Grocery Mail Orders Promptly Filled

His name, we found, was Donald
Slater, and his stay at the mountain
resort was uncertain. His desire to
keep his eyes on the perfectly lovely
profile Of the little creature in black
dampened even Eulalie's irrepressible
vivacity.
I'd been trained to be the tactful one
Of our samily, being the palmer of the
girls. So, remembering about it in
time, J. gracefully approached the WON.
an, taking a chair directly in front of
her.
"Beastly weather." began, smiling
at her kindly.
Would you believe it-she opened
her lips to answer and they stayed
that way. Tears filled her eyes and
dripped over, running down her cheeks.
The girl looked about, in pathetical-
~ confused way, then rushed to the
veranda door. She tried to open 1t
but couldn't. But the girl persisted in
trying to wrench it open and, with the
assistance Of a tremendous gust, 1t
opened. laying her fat or the floor.
From his 'sest On the big divan, sur
rounded by pillows aud Sister Eulalie,
the Slater man leaped to the middle of
the lobby, stopped over the little fig
ure and picked her up in his arms.
II want to 60 away from here" the
little thing moaned. With Donald Sla-
ter's arm supporting her, the woman
sobbed her way up the stairs.
Then for two hours everyone sat
about staring at her neighbors. Slater
and the girl did not appear again.
When could no longer bear the &C
cusing eyes Of mother and Eulalie, I
lied to my room.
I unfastened string Of pearls from
my throat, threw them on the dresser
and myself on couch.
In another second l was sitting up
straight, dumb with terror! wanted
to shrek, but could not. I saw my
string Of pearls disappear, bead by
bead, over the side of the dresser,
through the opening Of the curtain.
My dresser was close to the door lead
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16

ing into the hall. It was fully i've min.
utes before came to my senses. Then
| rushed downstairs, through Eulalie's
room. was, confess, too scared to
leave through my door. I whispered
to mother about the necklace.
"We'll go upstairs and look for It,"
replied mother, with simple confidence.
You might be mistaken, you know"
! suggested darkly, that funny little
thing in black-no one knew her."
"She left the hotel bag and baggage
just before you came down." serenely
assured mother. "Her eyes were still
red from weeping, poor thing"
"Where is the Slater MANI" wanted
tc know.
HE loaned her his motor. She was
still nervous and crying"
By that time we had reached nv
room. Eulalie stood in the doorway
that separated her room from mine.
Her eyes, dilated, were framed in q
white, scared face. She held out mute
~ her empty Jewel case and her silver
mesh bag, minus its contents.
"There must be a dishonest maid
about the house." walled poor, dear
mother.
A piercing shrek frcm the floor
above echoed through the halls. We
all ran out. Such sight as met our
eyes-wornen guests running hither
ard tkither holding in their hands
empty pocketbooks. Jewel cases and
handbags. Such an uproar! Every
room apparently had been entered.
ITO Think" breathed Eulalie, II
came up stairs intending to go to the
little creatures room to make friends
with her for his sake and she-she had
been here before me-"
"Who had been hereT' demanded
mother.
For answer. Eulalie silently held up
small torn piece of rusty black goods,
an exact duplicate of the material the
beautiful small woman had worn for
three days. 1T was hanging on that
tiny nail between your door and mine. u
Copyright. 1916. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per eyndicate.)
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16
The Great Man.

The Hero can be Poet, Prophet
King, Priest or what you win. accord.
ing to the kind of world he finds him
self born into. confess, I have no
notion Of truly great man that could
not be all sorts Of men. The poet who
could merely sit on a chair and com.
pose stanzas would never make stan
"a worth much. He could not sing the
heroic warriors, unless he himself
were at least a heroic warrior, too.
! fancy there is in him the Politician,
the Thinker, Legislator, Philosopher
in one or the other degree, he could
have been, he is all these.-Carlyle.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16
Have Hlah Personal Standing.

Hold yourself responsible for a
higher standard than anybody else ex.
poets Of you. Keep your personal
standard high. Never excuse your
self to yourself; never pity yourself {;
be hard master to yourself, but le-
ntent to everybody else. W.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1916-11-16
Patience conquers All.

Life is filed to the brim with little
disappointments and irritating trifles,
but If we learn to keep our patience
under them they cease to irrltate and
disappOint. On the other hand, If we
become impatient every time we are
crossed In any way we soon find more
and more things to become irritated
about.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13
THREE CHARGED WITH
FAILURE TO CONNECT
HOUSES WITH SEWER

C. a. Grandc. who s. plaintiff in a
suit pending against the oIt>, appeared
before Police Judge Mcclellan ycs
torday afternoon. charged with fml-
IRE to make sewer connection with
two houses Grandc said sewer con-
nccuous had been made Judge Nc
Clcllau continued the case until this
afternoon SO that au Investigation
might Dee made.
Building Inspector Earn Bowd,ch
made complaint also against Ntnk
Metz and state senator J. T. Sulzer,
charging them with the same or
tense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13
McF arland Taxi Co.
Phone DO
dummy suck, wanted. Hahn Coal 90
SPENCER SWTFT PEAS.

Benutiful. fragrant long stock five
oolor<. use pcr 100. Rio Grandc In
dustriM school Phone 2I06 FL, or at
Strong's hook store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13
HerbOth paints signs, houses
and deCOrateS. Phone 1881

VcndOme Annex, first class rooms,
running water in each room. Mrs.
John COrncttO. Prop.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13

Newly furnished rooms. day or week
running water and bath. reasonable.
Palms Hotel, phone 37I. 2tjIl ". Cen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13

"a lbs cherries sccdcr furnished,
~ 20 lh~ suu~cbcrics. for St.0O.
Phone I2U1W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13

gentry eggs" 90 cents. Sold by
JAffA. MaloY aud Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13

Gum, ,acL, woutcd. uonn coal o..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13

DAILY AUTO TOR UNUX AND
SULPHUR SPRINGS
Leaves lnstofiiCe . "a. M. For infOr-
nation Phone $50 or call nt 72I West
silver /. RumCrn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13
" ~ NICII-II-NN-

cum, ,aoh- wanted unm coal co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-13

Gum, -oes- wanted Hahn coal Go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07

6elleiic oelGobcn muroc. Sin gcam-
Ter nit ahhmOoicr5ig Sa5ren fonnte
ldnae no6 ciuem 9lmt oOer einer gln.
ilcllmo in6cn, ein ererolIier glrbei-
fer, Der entloHen mur0e, unlBte BON
,5a6rif5tbor 81 8obritstbor wonOcru.
9hm SSugenO, &iiitigfeit, @loiti5itdt
morcn oeiNdbt, io5Iiogcu Dos froit-
Uouc WiittellHid oes 2ebcnS, Ger JIM
&c @iam bon a1t5cbn bis adtlno'
OreiBig. Iie &ier5ieid6rigcn milr.
Den 3mueilen i9on gum alten @iien
gercbnet. Sect iiuO mir ipariomer
gemoroen, niht mr. nit 9ro0rinoen
3cttreiien mo 8olmWolle, ionOern
audi init NienibeutrGiten. @ian miro
nid)t me0r 10 peri6melIocrilb irch
gum alten @HCn gemorien ia oaS oIte
@iicn lit ourhgeie5en morocu, mo eS
mar crltnunli6, mas man On NIleS
ianO. .0iun fam oie Nltcn Dic0er
brou6cn un0 e6en neil man lie nidlt
rotten lGBt, iinO iie wieOer jung ge-
porOen 0oS fam ScOer in ieoem
0SinfcI beo6oHtcit Der Griee bat &c.
NIB piel Sunge oIt ocmactt, aber CT
BAT oid, uicle 9llte mieOcr rcriiingt
SinOenblrg i6at @inem notiirliG oils
ser @rltc Gin. @r lit iett 20 Sabre,
CT lcbtc i1ou inn &ubcitano, cr ipinti.
iirte in &muoper. @olB mar, ols
Gin tiidii9cS 6ieber i'm ron ieinem
Yoilcn ais Observation-Disclosures elmer
tiirfiicbcn 9lrmee mearaiitc. 70 Sab.
re, Nlodenicn lit 66 Sabre, @opri6
60 Sabre, @elolu 66 Sabre, Slud 6S
Sobre, Snlfeu6oun Ger bcitcre Sling.
Ina 30 Sabre. Ytm iicbt, Oieicr
&rieg bringt ocn Siibrern swiibcn GO
mo 40 oie @rfiinimg. 3u Ocnten,
6oB Stuocnblre, obne 81 ieiner Se-
| benSaufgobc gefommen 5u lein, i'm
oorlcbten ,Sabr in Sonnoper an elmer
9mgcnent5iiuOme aeitorbeu p6re
ober neiit lueoer fam man liD 6iC
Nrannc oieieS Observation-Disclosures
erfranft, nod oen 9iieien i'm 9ett por-
itelcn @cm Sinoenbura in 1914
GS Sabre ali mar, nun 10 lit CT in
ocn ieitoem pcriloYenen Spci SSabreu
A6 geluorOenl SeBt crit bat cr
Sen @ipielpluft ieineS IoieinS er.
rcicbt, iebt crit itebt er in Der NlittC
icircs 9ctcns. SIS lit ia iiberbalpt
cm Srrf6mm 81 elou6en ouB Oas
pl06ii6e gllter eincs @}eni1eu mi
| ocm &oIcnoer nod5urebnen iei. sd
hobe Weniden eefannt, Die fh mi
26 &obren alt abeefldrt, mimi6arm
hr5. 50-idbrig fiiblten. gIah eli
paar SSobrcn fam elm beeliideuOe
@rlcbniB mO Ger innerlih 6iini5ig
iG6rige 6olte iebt erIt leinen Sebens
irablms nob unO lpurOe nun orei
! uno5pan5ig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07

Sie teutonii6eu 9lrmeeu Itedten oui
i3rem Siiid5uae uuoebIid bier
rumaniide 00rfer in @ranO. -
Sm SiuI.abole bobcu Oie Sluma.
ncn Die @erfolsung Ser oeutid-
oitcrreiaii6en Eulppeu eiuiteaeu
miiilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07

perSttuiai au stnmeiua bon 5raus saVmeler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07

@or Dem @eltfrieg 10 plouoert
5teion @roBmmm i'm ~@rdaer Soe-
6lott". eridrof man 3lnueilen ilber ole
brutdle 9lrt, pie I'M @irtbiAaltslcben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
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Gie SemtniB ocS 9moeS, oui oem
cine Sdlodt gciAla9en werocn ioa,
lit BON gou5 6erUorrogenocr 9eOeu
hina imo gicbt oemicnioen E6eil, Der
oorin 6ewanocrt iii unO lie beher aus.
snnuten pcritebt ein ltartes lleber'
gerpidjt iiber oen @eguer. Gesbalb
bat oic ecoeropbiibc @ilicui6aft III
alien 2Gn0crn Oon Der SbdIi9tait DER
SeercSlcitimg gon5 uumiftelbore 6or-
oerlmQ cria6rcu lit bod ole ae'
naue @tn5elauinabme oeS Sonoes bis
in 0ie fleinitcn Octoils iibcroll III ell'
ropq cine midjtige gluisobe Oes @ene'
roliiobs eeipor0cn. @ecaropDIl1e
S,nterefen iinoen mir ocm alib peI
Dem 6cocltenoiteu 6el6betrL 10 ut
oie W'eBtiidauina6me ser GonpoSna
81 9fomo, oie eenaue aorte oeS Dos
porus, oie Gntoedimg Der Gupbrat'
aneIlcn meii inn gioroen in Der g'dbe
oes Shmar3cn Nleercs ail W'oltte
5uriid3uiii6ren oelieu Slame audi in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-07
Bun Ri&3ug
9G3wnnOrny
9enti3en III Der 90.
bruOl8e.
90 bcbanptet amtlicber
rumdmiiber &cri6t.

Sie teutoniiben Qlrmeen Itedten ouf
ibrem 9Rud5uae augeblid bier
rumaniide G6rfer in 8ranS. -
Sm SiuI.Sbole bobeu sic &umG.
ncn Die gerfolglns ser Oeutidb-
oitcrrei3ii6en Eriippen einiteIeu
miiiicn.
@nforeIt pio 2onoon, 6. 01op.
EoS rumGniide 9rieesbiueoii
iHnoi9t an oaB rumGnii6e Gruppen
N Der 0obru0ida Oie tentoniideu
Srmeen 5im &id5ug ge5pungen bo-
pen. Gie gesieren Dobeu onoeblih
Ole Sorler Goeui @orlci, Rosman
l'no @oioor IN 9ronO geItedt.
@odaeben ser pollItGnOige Snbolt
Der 0litt6ei(iua;
D0I0rOIide lmO uorOweitIi6c 6ront
- yIn Der Grcn3c ser @robinS @eit
~foloou 1T Die oIigemcine Sihotion
unoernnOert ocblieben
Sm 9werrGboIc, bel Gable 8ubi
i'nO bel 9rotoceo iiuo 9lrtiIlerieOueIle
I'M Sarge.
,5n 9rohnno. RhoIe hoben mir
leInOIi&e gIugriiic, ole bon 9iijes aus
ge9en infer Centrum uuO mieren
ulteu 6liigcl geridtet lporen, 5iriid-
aeldloaen.
ylorOlid bom GerbuIui.1bole iino
l9orle Teied)te inn @ange. SSn Der
Ve9enO bon 0roaosIopele COB es in.
'e'lll0es 9IrtilIeric-9onborOement.
slni Dem re8tcn llier Oes 5lidies
alt oareru befiigc aompie in Der
@eecuo bon @ocoUitt Siteiti fort.
Sn Siul E6ale erbieIt ser Seho
aSerltortun9en imO mir ho6eu imicre
Serh l9ung oober eilaeiielt
Sei Srioba lit Sic aIloemeiue Sod'
'u9e llHnerdnoert 9eblieben.
Siolide 5ront - Ger gan5eu 30.
uall entlona NOR Oie griiIlerie-Sbd-
usteit cine lebr Iebbaiie.
Nobru0ido 3rGnt lIHiere Dor.
gelhobencn 2rippcn 6dbeu OeH
'Seno S 5im 9iid5uae ge5pungel
S%a1reHO ieineS 9liid5uges BAT Der
SSehO sic g5rler gdeui, @orlici
S1osmm lm0 @aiodr in 9rano ge-
itedt~
(Goeui lmO @mlici iiuO Srtidoi'
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o Ng bon SirloDu. @oioor licgt Is
|S'ellen norO6ltli6 bon SirioSa, 9llle
% we enpd6uieu @lGbe iinO ehuo 40
sU.ellen noroIid BON Der Gonlton5a'
TSlfernouoOo.9a6nlinie eutfernt ge'
leaen.)
%mtIi6er buIgorii6er
@eri6t.
= lio, 3. globembcr oio Son'
oon 6. giooember. - Die bulgarilbe
@eeresIcitlng meloet in ibrer beltI.
s'u Sefmmteebune
"ginmdniIbe 6ront Su Scr 90
sSruoita crci9neteu ii6 G'efehte 5loi'
'Ven porgeibobcnen glbtbeihmscn.
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eeSrlm oen Safen Gonltar5o ON
pmar5en Nleer bomborOirten, mnr'
~ SsH olrd 9Ingriiic iuicrcr 8aller.
o'a95enge gum 9liid5ug 0c5mungcn.
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s4uoeronOert. Dim 6uBe Or 9elai
|leo'Scree bei6oB Der 5eru0 erfol9'
Wy elnige 0orier.
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nv, MY lllr 0ie 9uileu drfoIarcidle 6rgeh
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in IAN oer trnusMlponiid1en 6ront
yer 0sAhmg mi @reOeul ipluoel
nv ,ahmGlcn nah loneca mo bart
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