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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
Additional Books

The following books have been add
ed to the Library in the last two
weeks:
Turrets, Towers and Temples.
Famous Paintings.
Wonders of Nature.
Encyclopedia Of Biography.
goth Century American.
Lisheen.
Nancy the Joyous.
Hester of the Hills.
Pathfinder.
Deerslayer.
Theory of Music.
Great Masters of Music.
History of Modern Music.
Musical Sketches.
To Musician.
Harmonizing Of Melodies.
Music and Morals.
Musical Mosaics.
Analytical Harmony.
The Students Harmony.
Gordon Keith.
Concerning Cats.
Garden Allah.
Letters from a Self Made Merchant
to His Son.
In Babel.
Winning of Barbara Worth.
Modern Chronicle.
Cav Son & Co.
Wild Rose.
Last of the Mohicans.
Around the World.
Richard of jamestown.
The Wide World.
Mary of Plymouth.
Toward the Rising Sun.
Fast Friends.
Story of the Trapper.
Boy Aviators of Nicaragua.
The Little Master.
A Boy in Early Virginia.
True to the Old Flag.
Harry's Island.
The Rules of the Game.
Doing His Best.
Household of the st. Lawrence.
The Cost of Living.
Dramatic Reader for the Lower
Grade.
The Silver Burdette Reader.
Elementary Spelling Book.
Official Manual of Missouri.
Artistic Anatomy.
Bound to Rise.
Kit Carson.
The books on music were the gifts
If Prof. E. R. Kroeger of st. Louis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
THREE LOSE LIVES IN FIRE

Ed Hall of near Carthage, an init
mate friend of IL. d. Baker of the St
Francois Hotel, died at hospital in
Carthage on the 10Th ult. from the
effects of burns received in attempt
ing to rescue his mother and a young
woman in the employ of the family
during fire that destroyed their
home on the night of the 18th. Mrs
Hall and the young woman persisted
in the flames.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The Library was opened Monday af-
ternoon in its new quarters in the
Tetley building, with number of the
board in attendance. Miss Nell Doss
took out the first membership card
and the first book issued. The Library
will be open every evening from I
to 0, and on Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday from 8 to 5. New donations
of books are being received daily.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
CAUGHT IN THE ACT

John Kinnard of the Lead Belt dis
trict was caught last Sunday night
between twelve and one o'clock, by
Deputy Sheriff Brown, trying to pass
a bottle of whiskey thro a jail window
to one Fanny Wall, confined there for
disturbing the peace. He was taken
before Squire Coed Monday morning
and fined $10.80 This shows that
Deputy Brown, who has charge of the
Jail, is on the watch at night as well
as during the day.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
LICENSED TO MARRY

April rs, P. C. Friend and Miss C.
B. Huff of Bismarck.
28th, John II. Laws and Biddie
Beatty of Flat River.
29th, Otto Duncan and Florence
Wright of Madison county.
29th, Marion z. Hartzel of Lead
wood and Lena Forshee of Desloge.
May /, Charles Huff of Webb City
and Effie McGraw of lockwood.
LIST, Ray V. Strickett of Festus and
Clara Todd of Irondale.
list, Geo. Hays of Festus and Mar
tina Todd of Irondale.
LIST, Mike Cecok and Annie Pasy-
janko of Desloge.
I'd, Egnae Balkan and Martha Sni-
erik of Flat River.
Certainly does seem queer, that
Mexico can be live issue and grave
issue at the same time.
Every time the Germans get a set
back anywhere else, they just sail in
and lick Rheims Cathedral all over
again.
What good old Uncle Sam seems to
require, in this emergency is mo-
bile army as big as his automobile
army.
We suppose old Yuan is pretty
thoroughly convinced now that in try
ing to play the king, he played the
deuce.
The question we have put to Ger
many, we take it, is whether to run
her war on the European or the
American plan.
Carranza is about due to learn that
standing pat is technical phrase, not
definitely confined to poker.
It's a close shave for the poor man
whose wife has razor-edged tongue.
Every evening some men try to
think up something to boast about to
the neighbors.
Illinois must shoulder responsible
ity for both Mann and Sherman. 1t
is a crushing load for one State.
MIR. Bryan encounters Armageddon
right there at his home in Nebraska.
In his role of corpus deficit Villa
has proved an alabi and nothing more.
Poor Carranza! He feels that he
is in more danger from his own peo-
pie than from Americans.
Man is made of dust--and is always
out for more.
1t is now thought that the Colonel
is too old to enlist But not to bluff.
Joys of solitude have nothing in
common with lone dollar bill.
There were female matchmakers
thousands Of years before matches
were invented.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
S. S. ATTENDANCE

The Sunday Schools of the town and
throughout the county have been keep
ing the record of attendance and
points" for some time, and next week
they will begin to publish the attend
ance of the schools.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
Song Service
Sunday Evening

AT the Presbyterian Church, Sun
day evening, beginning at 1880, a
special song service will be rendered
by the Orpheus Quartette, with Miss
Mary Jane Henderson as accompan-
iste. The quartette is composed of
Miss Nan. Gardner, soprano; Miss
Ada Louise Miller, contralto; Mr..
Gentry Keith, tenor, and Mr.. Chas,
Francisco, basso. Several of the bet
ter known sacred selections of the
classic order will be given, together
with special arrangements of we'll
known hymns for four-part rendition.
Program
0rgan-Fe Festival March-Teilman
Hymn-All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name.
Invocation.
QUARTERLY Mastar-E. L. Ashford.
Duet (Tenor and Alto)-Love Divine
&C. A. Ravens.
Quartet Crossing the Bar--Ira g
Wilson.
Scripture Lesson.
Contralto Solo--O Rest in the Lord
from Elijah.
Offertory.
Quartet - One Sweetly Solemn
Thought Ambrose Wilson.
Soprano Solo, How Lovely are Thy
Dwellings-Samuel Liddle.
Quartet-The Lost Chord. a.
Parks.
Barytone Solo-Lord God Of Abraham
from Elijah.
Quartet Praise Ye the Father
Chas. Gounod.
Benediction.
0rgan-Alla Observation-Disclosures.
Quartet:
Mr.. Gentry Keith, tenor; Miss Nan
Gardner, soprano: Miss Ada Louise
Miller, alto; Mr.. Charles Francisco,
bass.
Organ:
Miss Mary Jane Henderson.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05

NJ. Il. Church
H. A. Mitchell, Pastor.
Sunday School at $3.50 prompt.
Communion service at 1880. This
service requires the full hour.
Epworth League at $50. Subject:
what about Playground and School
Cheats 2" Pas. 119:104; 2 Cor. 1924; ;
/ Cor. 10:31,3 80.
Evening service at 1880. Sermon
subject: "Does 1t Pay to be "a Chris
tian?"
Come thou with US and we will do
thee good"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05

The marriage of Charles Huff, of
Webb City, Mo-, and Miss Effie Nc
Graw, of Leadwood, was solemnized in
Justice Goods office Sunday, the
Marrying Justice" officiating with
neatness and dispatch. The newly
weds lefb Immediately for St. Louis
to spend their honey moon, after which
they will take up their residence in
Webb City.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
TWO MORE FOR GOOD

Marion Zenis Hartzel and Miss Lee
ma Forshee, both of Leadwood, were
married in Pennington Saturday, JUS
tice Good performing the ceremony.
The young couple will continue to re-
side in Leadwood, where friends wish
them long life and much happiness.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05

Lutheran Church
H. Hallerberg, Pastor.
Second Sunday after Easter.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
No preaching service in the morn
ing.
English preaching service in the ev-
ening at 1880. Subject of sermon;
"What Power did Christ Give to His
Church in the Office of the Keys"
A cordial welcome to all.
The Berea Bible Glass meets We'd
nesday Of next week at 1880 p. m.
First Baptist Church
0. H. L. Cunningham, Pastor.
II a. m. and 8 p. M, preaching.
$3.50 a. M, Sunday School.
2:3O and 7 p. M, Junior and Senior
B. Y. p. u.
Wednesday 8 p. M, prayer meeting
21O in Sunday School last Sunday
Let US make the attendance 225 next
Sunday.
We cordially invite you to meet
with US in all Of these services.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05

The Presbyterian Church
w. H. DuBose, Pastor.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, II o'clock.
Christian Endeavor, 7:15 p. m.
Evening worship-a service Of sa-
cred song, 8 p. m.
We cordially invite you to worship
with us.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05

tsyo Christian Church
J. NJ. Bailey, Pastor.
The pastor feels sure that he will
be able to be in his place next Lords
day. Therefore, there will be SER
vices at the usual hours. A welcome
to all. COME!
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05
Church Notices
aIIIluInlIntilIltIIIlIIulIHuTIInIIIlnin
Christian Science

1HElSlldH DCleHCe
Subject of lesson sermon: adam
and Fallen Man"
Golden Text: Psalms 37:9.
Services are held each Sunday
morning at II o'clock in the new Tet-
ley building in the halls of the Schu-
bert School of Music.
All are welcome.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-05

81 the year for all the news
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Riubpieb - Der Warft ipdr
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rar. anbere finSsH taft gar feline 4bs
ndbfne.
Mittlsre unb itpere Stisre $7.75
$50; Jlsifdsr Stiere $6.OO-8.OO;
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%; auserlefene Bis eytra $685.
rs; Gamers $350-4.35; Wil9liibe
$35. 100000; Steers unb Geebers;
Stiers $500 7.50; Seifers $500
6.75; aiibe 50 75-5.75.
gullen. Sbpobl bic 3ufubr
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itetig.
systie Buller $6.50-7.OO; Bologna
.50-6.35; mugere unb lei6t. $3.50
$50.
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ring unb bic prsiIe tissen I'm 25t
per 100 pfuno.
S9ipeiss Die Rahfrage
tuar cine CUTE unb bic preiIs itiescn
I'm &c per 100 pfunO. Gertel blieben
itstis.
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semiiate, mitt,ers unb lei6te 120 BIB
30 pfunb $9.80-9.85; CUTE 5eriel
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ipeuiser; orbindre bis auserIsiene fette
Gdus $7.00-S.90; Stass $500.
7.5O.
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3uiubr ipur etriRg uNo bic Ru9fruge
gut. @lie Stais bliebeu iistig i'm
preiie, admmer dber itisgen I'M 10
25 genis.
S6afe, dlserIeisne Bis srtrd $3.50
-6.75; quite bis auserIdene $5.o,tI
6.25; ordinate Bis fair $2.50-5.00.
2Gmmer. aussrIsIsne biz extra $10.s
35-10.40; srtra gei6orene $10.50;
CUTE Dis aussrlsisne S9.O0-10.25;
orbindre bis fair $5.00-s.5O.
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0pnnsrita a. 20. Suli 1916.

DOnnsrftag 20. Suli 1916.
Der obere Sbio 1T I'm 5allen besriTs
fen, fei bieiiser Stabt aber lit beriei'
be seitern seitisssn umo bate am
2lbenb sinen WuferItano bon 1862
SUB.
Die folgen6en 0epeIhen trafen Se'
tern bier elm:
Wkelins, W. ga.-4.2 SUB idllt.
partersburs. 70. 9a.-7.0 Sub, itei9t
aanapba DaGs, W. 0a.-10.0, fdllt.
GbarleIton, D. ga.-14,1 SUB, fdat
portsmoutb, O9io-22.5 SUP, iteigt.
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GpansDille, Snb.-7.7 SUB fdat
RafbpilIs, senn. lis 5uB, fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-25.6 SUB, iteigt
aanias Gitp, MO.-17.2 SUB, fdQt.
Wlempbis, 5snn.-25.O SUB, iteist.
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0o,s, eIpnsarfte.
Gtrt.nnatt 10. gun, 1910

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Ursass tSHDeiiD IsKc
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pursn tutis unb Ilstis. Die gasisu auo'
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- u etp Worfer Sofenper c {.
d ierunaen &dtte uutn Der arieg
cen iSabrtcn BON MluuitrebaHrpiert
5piidm GiTopo umb ben Ser. Stau-
len Elm 3iel aefest, 10 tpilroe Die leb.
ter Gage erfoIgte @intreibung oes er-
itrn. ron gtep 9orf erbouten GanV.
eiecSots bon 1000 Sub adnge GRO
sere elufuerFauteit srregt habeil.
Der am 8elntfer Der Sta6t, an Sub
Der DC. Strabe,, seiegene Dot bat,
S;iidntnten mt einsm baIb 10 langer
in Der Ndbe, Soften hc,t $3,250, 900
ueruriada. uI,b eS lit bas Der critic
S6ritt Sur Wo0er7ttiirlrng ber 9ecip
gorter SafenfasiIitaterL lin fueltcfr
,YipcI Die GtaSt eirpa Ieiamnlt-ali.
,nont BON 10 Miaiouen Dollars
plant. 3li ben. @erbeiIersmgen gebort
Ser elettBeitia in glneriff aeronnu-
ne gau Der Soltb grooflpn Teruundl
gaiIwap. sur Ber6t,tbttng Der borti.
gen 0ontpferbods,. Die suiairnten mt
Der grritttiie eines ben Halin bon
20 SauIrNnSrnten eiritlicbenoeit
sSrodtboies eiren Iiifpdrtb BON $12,.I
10000 erfproett. Dsah geerrbtgung
Seq sprieees fptrb ber nene Ounlpfer-
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Dtebniiarft.
,Gimeinnati, 10. Suli.

3ufubr unb gsrfanbt pdbrenb Der
lebten "a StunbeH, Derslihen NIT ben
porbsrgangenen 5tpei 3agen, iinb pie
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Die g dla 6tfetber Sbsr
itaIiens.

Ger &rlepsIddlIplae, aitt Dem ote
Ceiterreiher ncueroings Die Sffcniinc
qe8en Die iStaliener er9rifieu lmb bis
iest nit GrfoIg burfgeiiitrt bdbell,
lit BON altersber blutgctr1nfter Sc-
ben. Sdlon Dor Sabrtaliienben MIR
cen tier if}tuere adnlpic altsgefodtell
uno INNER nieoer bat Die artegSfurie
chi Den norbitaIieniihen @ebieten &c.
miitbet. Mud non idaperen inneren
ad,Rpfen lit Sberttalielt beimgeillfyt
.poroen, 6cionorrs ais ilnter 8iftor
emanuel II. Die Giubeitsbeluegltng
iih QebictcriidJ heInertbar mahte. 9lIa
i'm Sinhre 1Si9 Gle repnlutiondrcll
@eIieu aud boS acknowledgements
niids aoniareid) iiberidapenulltcn,
mo Der llnuillc iiber Die ,Srenrb5crr.
i6ait ofien gum Ausbrilf fam, uulBte
ssnrl glIbcrt pom Saroinien ilotbgc'
Srunaen id, eutitblicBcn, ocll lorlbar.
oiidIcn Rriibcrn qe1en Die Sciterrei-
der 3l SSilic 81 fonmcn. sln Der
Spise ser fniicrliden Sruppen itallb
Ser S2iabrtae Haocstp. Is gelarg
;bm, i'd inHitten eiucr ieiloieligcn
9euolferling aui 0cronn 5lriid5l,ie.
ben, mn 0ort i'm Sbuse Der pberitu.
lieniihcn Teitltugcll oes ioeenanlltelt
Seitutgspicrefs, oen Eicmontcicn Oclt
llcbergona iihcr Die Gtih il large al-
m6gIih 81 MAIDEN, bis ibn 8erltlr.
:unssn gcitattetcn, Dem sScilib entge'
Nm 10. SSuni fam eS
CUR Sd,Iatt bel Giceli5a, uuo ant %.
Sail 6creitcte 9iaocstp, Der bon Sirul
ber GerltGrtituecll erbaIten bate, 5ci
Sllitc5jd uno SoHuuacaIpagna 0eu
EicH;onteien cine giieberlaee. Gtit
pieler Ytiibe enteing 0as Seer &arI
glbcrts eiucr Iurdbretbuug ,lnb sia.
Setty fonTte iiearcid lpieoer iR 0,ai.
Lamb eil,6ieGcit, ons CT luerige WoTote
por6er batte preiSeeben ntitiIen. Iie
&omboroei ntlIBte IA iniolge bieies
SeigsS Su einem @affcnltiIlitanb ent-,
iblieBeu.
adtSebn Sabre ipGter, am "a.
SUM- 1866, TAB Guitp8au absrmaIs
eins S9la4t, in Der Grsber3os gls
brsdt bic fait boppsIt 10 itarten itaf
lieniIden Sruppen unter gialbini gus
riidparf. Die Oeiterreiber itiiBten iih
auF ba5 6eItunsspiered unb batten in
elmer StGrte BON $4,000 Mann In
unb um @erpna glufitelluns senoms
men. Inter Der &ufubruns 2amqrs
mpras iibsrffritten Die Staliener am
%. Suni 1866 nit spsi 4rmeeforps
ben Mintio, pdbreuo Gialoint sesen
bic Gti9 porbrtnaen unb 9aribalbis
ssretftaareR in 9irol einbre1en ipa.
ten. Dim "a. Suni IN oller Sriibe
sriff GrsFrsos @Ibrsdt ben Seinb
ouf Der sun5eH 2inie an. Den ganaen
Sag iibsr bduerte Der aampf tn brens
asnbsr SpnnsnsIath I'm I alhr.
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Gbitaao, 10. syuIt.

g Sdpsine. = 3ufubr 24,OO0;
Martt unrsgelmdbis; gun $3.50
1000; lsi5ts $9.30-1o.05; aemii4t.
$9.30-10.05; i9tuere $9.20-10.16;
rob $9.2o-9.4o; Gertsl $685.
90.
Rinb ieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt Iapa4; gsatiDe Beef Stisre
$6.80-10.75; Stpders unb Gsebsrs
$500 -S.l5; aiibe unb 5eifers $3.25
$50; adlbsr $8.50-11.75.
g d re. -3ufubr 1900; Wartt
i6pa9. Detbers $6.75-s.25; Gpss
$3.25-7.30; admmsr $6.75-10.40.
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@iienswcrtb.s nom &riese.
Das permutbli9e 3isl be3
ruifii DEN 9or i 0 bes.

Die fOs6sn bsgonnene aampdgnc
bes ruliiiden Generals u u. grlliiiz
loft sssen bic Oitsrrei4liae Grmee
iiibIia pom pripst Jlub (einsm g1es
tenflub bes Sniep0 bat ii9 bereits
70 nett sutipidslt, OaB ii6 Der y3ned
Ieinsr Yorit0be 5iemli3 beutlit srtenz
nen lGbt. Der nDroli9e 9orltob, ret
iit in norbpeitlider Ri9tun9 iiber
2utst. BEN friibsrsn Sauptqrartier
bes Oiterrsi9ii9sn Generals pu5aao,
tinaus ssltenb maat, 1T segsa rehen
iieben SiDiiionen uub bic a9t StoIz
iionen bss GrObberaoss Jero!raua ges
ri4tet, bem adt 9iDiiiou>n 2eutlde
unisr General DON aaniinsen Sur Seis
te iteben. Gin 1betl bieIsr SiDtiips
nsn purbe ben Depsi9en 5ufolse tpeis
ter na4 Siiben bin Sur llnteritiiBung
Der Seiterrei9er perfeBt. Das unmitz
telbare 3iel oieisr SperatiOnsn ruff
i6erieits lit has Disr3is MeiIsn ents
fernt lieseNbs aoipel, no bic giisns
babn in norbpeitli9er Ri9tung nd5
Brett Gitcpst ab3iusist unb bas 125
Reilen peiter peitIi4 selesens Slpons
eprob, iiber ben Bug uno Wiepr3 ptG
Gbolm unb 2ublin. Die Giienbaba
1T bieiel6e, fir beren grbaltung bIe
Huhen persdnsenen September 10
iamer setdmpft baxn.
Der 3peite goritob ion iia ausena
i6einIi9 auf Der 9inis RopnosDubs
npsgrDbp in Der Rittung uuf aents
berg binsiebeu, bas 80 gleiIen iiibs
peiiIit our 0ubno liest. Sisr ipurben
ssbn 0itsrrsi9iids StoiiiOnen, bic uns
ter ben Gsnerulsn g0bm Gm6li inb
go.bm.r itsben, 3uriitsebrdnst. iOis
sruppen Der 8euerale gotbmer unb
Bftauser, nit siRem Marimuin pon
ni5t msbr ais iisben Dtpiiionen, iinb
benz ruiilidea 4niturm setpiden uno
babeu ss ben feinoli9en 5ruppen err
mOsIidt, iiibIid Bis na9 gsernclpiB,
bas bon ben Seterreihern strIGnt
!porben 1T, porSubrinsen.
Wenn bic RuiIen bic Sattit BON
ausuit 1914 Bis gpril 1916 (oieaei9t
nit serinseu WcoifitatiUnem perfoI=
gen, pirb ibr SisI elm breiFddes fsiu:
9raniplparien I'M Siiben, bi: alcpaz
tbeu-paiie 40 Weilen tpeiter n19
Siibneiten unb Gembers, oas 146
Meilen noroipeitlib pon GSsrnolpls
lisst. a.mbers ipdrs bann BON slpei
armesn bebrc9t; bamals fieI es Isr
G3ernpipis.
Dem iiibIitsn 9orifub lisgsn ou6
politifhe Motips gu 9runoe, ndmlit
Die qrmee bes Generals pfianjer an
bic Gren5e Rumdniens binanSuorGus
gen. um auf Sisie Wetie bisies 2ano
fur bic alIiirtsn 5u setpinnen, mas sie
&fansennabme Der pfIunSer'iden
@trsittrdfte itratesiia Isi4t MAIDEN
miibie,
y X
gsernotpis, bic 6auptitaSt oes
Siterrsi9ti9en arpnlanpes 9utppind,
purbe in benz sseentpdrtisen ariese
kreits hreiinal serdumt. Gs 1T cine
uerbdltnibmdbis moberne Stabt bon
10000 Ginpobnern, Die ilnsrbaib els
nts Sa6rbunbsrts entitauben 1T, ei7eI
In 1875 segriinbete uniceriitGt Ino
cine @nsabl arditettonif8 9erpprras
seHber 8autsn i'm bpsantiniIden, rDs
mifh=sriehii6en unb mauriiden Still
bsibt. sSait bic 9Glfte Der 9epoltes
rung III jiibifd, Der Reit beitebt 1us
poleu, Wutbensn uub Rumdnen nit
sinisen sauisab Seuti8en uns VT.
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Gaeruppis mar cine Der erifsn grs'

G3ernolDib mar eIIle Der erifen yrs
oberunsen In bieiem arie9e; fie folste
Der Sdla6t bei aembers, Don ipo ms
grlliIiloff's Sruppen, nafbem iis b.
gluffenkrg eei8Iasen butten, ijsgreidJ
bur9 GaliSien unb bic norbIi6en abs
bdnge Der &arpatben 5osen. Gemberg,
bic 9auptitabt @ali5iens, ipurbe an
8. September 1914 te5ogen unb BE-.
reits am /. 3eSember bombarbirten
Die ruiiifhen &anonen &ratau. Sm
barouIfolaenben Wlai tpurbe jebo9 Elm
neiteres Yorbringen Der Gu'Ien burd,
ben bon Wadenien pom Dunajec aus
oirigirten Noritob perbinbert unb am
8 SUM- 1915 purbe bic 5eitung
Vr3embsl pon ben D1terreihii6 beuts
i4en Sruppen 5uriiterobert. 2emberg
fiel spei Woden fpdter unb bic GuFen
lpurben in bic norp0itlide Gde @dIis
aisns, in bic llm9egenb ppn 5arnopol,
3uriifgebrdngt.
Wien ipridt BON unslaublit aros
Zen M1unitionsporrGtben, bic ben
Rufen 3ur 8erfiigung gu iteben I6si,
men unb BON ibren fprtlpGb brenben In,
9riffen in gef9loHenen aolonnen.
Der neue ruiIii6e 8efeblsbaber Ihisil
es auf cine 9auiduns bes 9sgners
dbgeIehen gu 6nben, bsnn 1ein erIte-
S6lag bsi Dina an Der rumdniI6en
8rsn5e, Der bic Ditsrreidifde 2inic
I'm brei Neilen 3uriidbrGns.s, mar
augenIdetnIid auf cine Srrefii6ruRg
a6geieben. Wiener geriaten sufplee
fanb bic bauptiG6li9ite Son5entras
tiOn Der ruNii9en Sruppen ssgen be
oiterreihiI6en Ginien III Gati8ien
ltatt, Ddbrenb 8ruIiiloff ben Saupt:
faldg tbatiddlih tpeiter n0rbIid gs.
gen 2utst fiibrte.
ginsn beIonbers Ibfpaden guntt
Der 0iterreiaiIten Qihie biloet bds
Sumpfgebiet bes pripsts5luFes.
Wan bate ii9 bort anseii9ts Der
Sbatiuhe, bab Elm itarter ruFiI9er
Qngrtff bss ungiinitigsu Ssrrains me-
gen uls ausgeT4tofTen eridisn. nit
elmer nur i6pahen Oedung begniiet.
Die RuFen bei4rdntten iit bisber auf
Neutrality-suspicious., jest bGnst je<
bod iener 5beil Der 2inie in Der 2uft
uno ben &olaten falen bic Insriffe
auF bic 0Iterrei4iIhsn 5ruppen, bic
aus ibren S8iibensrdben binausgss
porfen iinb unb bsnen nur ipeniqa
Struben fir einen aeorbneten Riids
3us CUR @erfiigung itehen, oerbdltniss
nGBig leitt. Sin 3uiummsnbru6 Der
Diterrei6iIdsn 0efeniipe in benz
Sumpfgebist ipiirbe sinsn birettel
ginflub auf bic 6eutI6s Ginie n6rbliS,
oom qripets5luife baben. @nereiIhe
oeuti6e Sperationen in jener 9egenb
tonnten nidt nur ben 3tpet baben,
bic 2inie gu 6alten, ionbsrn audi ben
auf bic SeIterreiher BON ben Rufen
Druid a65uihpdfeu.