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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

the Akron team. was Frank Nesser,
one Of the famous Nesser brothers of
Columbus. whose education was OBJ
tanned in the machine shops of the
Pennsylvania railroad, at Columbus
and whose football career was con-
fined mainly to games with the Column
bus Panhandles, an uncOached team
which usually went on the field with
out a practice session.
During the time Brickley opposed
'Eesscr, the sandlo:ter out-pu1ted
the great eastern star and won the
game for Akron by q drop kick from
the 43yard line, the only score Of the
game.
This is not written to prove profess
sional foot ball players are better than
the well coached college stars. It is
merely a statement of what two men
did.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

will be served at small charge. Bran
bread, baked beans and other baked
edibles will also be on sale. Every.
body expected.
Miss Victoria Lindor, who recently
left Bismarck for American Lake, has
advised local. friends that she arrived
there and that she enjoys the work
| very much.
J. r. West, Jr., of Sweet Briar re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon
afternoon after having spent couple
of days in Mandan looking after bust
! ness matters.
Otto Schimanskey, cashier of the
Solen State bank, was in Mandan yes
terday afternoon en- route home from
the twin cities, where he had been on
business for few days.
Mrs. Nels Ellison and daugh-
ter, Miss Lily, plan to leave for FL
lcndale on Monday to spend Thanks
giving with Miss Alpha Ellison, a
student at the normal there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve p, Weekes of
Heart, who had been in Mandan for
number of days visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Iverson, left for
their home Tuesday afternoon.
Hugh Mclaughlin and son Spencer,
father and brother of Mrs. William
Mcdonald, arrived in the city the Late
ter part of last week and are visiting
at the William Mcdonald home for a
few days.
The Red Cross class which has
completed the course of instruction in
elementary hygiene and home care of
the sick under the direction of Mrs.
Farley will take up the study of surgi-
cal dressings, in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Hunke return.
ed yesterday from the twin cities,
where they had been on short honey
moon trip. They stopped off in Man
dan until No. 7 for short visit at,
the M. J. Hunke home, on which they
returned to their home in Glendive.
Dick Harmon of Selfridge was in
Mandan from Monday until Wednes-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
BACK ACHE
Timber Up with Penetrating
Hamlln's Wizard OH

A harmless and effective prepare
ton to relieve the pains of Rheuma-
tism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum-
bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. 1t pen
etrates quickly, drives out soreness.
and limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful it
will be found in cases of every day
ailment or mishap, when there IS
need of an immediate healing, anti
septic application, as in cases of
sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stings.
Get it from druggists for 80 cents:
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 80
cents. Guaranteed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
SHADE OF JOHN BULL, IS BASEBALL TO
SUPERStOE CRICKET IN " 0lO fNGlhNO'

The war promises to do what four
decades could no: do to the conser-
valve British mind-makc baseball a
popular sport in England.
British sporting papers are freely
predicting that baseball is likely to
s.lpercede cricket as the popular Eng.
lish game and cites the immense
crowds which have attended recent
games between Canadian troops to
back up their predictions. g..
From the few hundreds who attend
ed the first game played in England
the crowds have increased to from
$1,000 to 10000 in games held this
fall.
No less than 101 Canadian teams
were entered in an elimination match
held in this summer and fall to decide
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
lou Can Shake Loose from
The Tortures of Rheumatism

treatment OF rheumatism 1t acts
directly upon the blood, which it
promptly purifes of all disease germs.
1t is powerful antidote, and elimi-
mates from the blood all trace of
rheumatic germs, building up and
strengthening the rundown system.
Write to-day to our medical d.
rector, who will give you valuable
advice regarding the proper treat
ment OF your own case. Address
swift Specific Co., Dept. ! At.
lanta. Ca
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

business matters Wednesday. He re-
turned home yesterday.
Kenneth Gibson of Bismarck spent
Wednesday in Mandan visiting with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. r. Potter of Breien,
were in Mandan Wednesday visiting
with friends. w
Mrs. Fl. G. Voss and daughter, Miss
Isabelle, visited in Bismarck on We'd
nesday afternoon with friends.
B. T. Davidson of Urbana, ILL.,, has
assumed position in the legal depart
ment of the law firm of Sullivan 4
Sullivan.
The Ladies of the Episcopal guild
will hold food and fancy work sale
at the home of Mrs. J. l.. Bowers this
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

the championship of the Canadian
overseas forces.
The final game was played between
the nine representing the EPSON Can
adian Conva!escent Hospital and the
One Hundred ana Ninety-eighth Bat
TALON, the former winning to l., Ser
geant boyle pitching brilliant ball.
baseball produces thrills not found
in cricket declares an expert in
London sporting paper, land once it
is understood becomes very popular
with English crowds. Next year the
American game should carry every.
thing before it as the presence OF
American boys will give an added i'm
petus to the strong foundation laid
by the Canadians during the last
three years.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
BY using S. S. s.

The germs of Rheumatism are in
the blood, which is laden with mil
lions of the minute demons of pain,
causing untold suffering and bringing
its victim from vigor and strength to
almost helplessness. To get real and
genuine relief from this disease,
these disease germs must be COM
pletelyl routed out of the system
through the blood.
S. S. S. has been used for fifty
xsaEs With satisfactory results in the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

tives here. He has a two weeks fur
Tough. ..,.
Church Sale this Afternoon.-Th
Episcopal ladies are holding food
sale and serving tea at the home of
Mrs. ]. l.. Bowers on Fourth Avenue
Northwest.
Departed for Home.-John Holtery,
who has been patient in the hospi-
tai for number of weeks, was dis
charged yesterday and last evening
departed for his home in Iowa.
From Cargo. G. Nichols, Fred
SOmmerfelt and Dr. B. D. Rowley re-
turned home today from Fargo.
where they had been for a number of
days attending the big shrine meet
ing.
Mrs. johnson Wsitins.-Mrs. Theo-
dore Johnson, formerly Miss Hilma
Cass, arrived in the city yesterday
from her Flasher home and is spend
ing few days in Mandan visiting
With lei uiOlHcT, MIS-. FRANK LASS.
"Pink" Parker Here.-F'red Parker
arrived in the city Thursday evening
on No. from Camp Dodge, Ia, and
is enjoying a few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker,
ST., of Second Avenue Northeast
Marriage licenses-Marriage licen
ses have been issued by County Judge
Johnson to Alexander J. Leingang and
Miss Eva Boehler and James Carlson
and Miss Anna Russell The first
named couple were welded yesterday
at st. Anthony. Elsa.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stabler are the
proud parents of boy born Monday
morning.
Attorney Vincent Hogan of New
Leipzig was in Mandan looking after
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

day on business Dick plans on enter.
ing the army as soon as he can make
satisfactory arrangements. He will
spend a few days in st. Paul visiting
with his father and after that intends
to leave for army service.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

afternoon. Numerous fancy articles
suitable for Christmas presents will
be offered for SALE Tea and coffee
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
100000 ASKED IN
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
hANOAN ELECTRIC CO.
Interesting Action to be Tried at
December Term of Morton
District Court

Mandan, Nov. 24.-One Of the most
important cases to come to trial in
the December term of court in Morton
county is the damage suit CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Stoltz against the Man
dan Electric company in which con-
sideration of 100000 is asked of the
defendant for injuries sustained when
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoltz had narrow
escape from losing their lives when
taking hold of wire which contained
an "overd0se' of electricity.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
IMPROVE ROAD

The road leading from the Heart
river bridge in Dogtown to the Motsiff
place has been considerably improved
the past few weeks. Gravel has been
used to make new road bed. The
gravel used was furnished by E. R.
Shepperd free of charge. At first the
road was somewhat cut up but it has
been dragged several times since then
and now promises to be one of the
best roads leading into the city. This
is highly appreciated by the farmers
who must drive over that road as
we'll as Mandan people who take an
occasional joy ride in that direction.
High School Dance.-Last evening
a pleasant dancing party was enjoyed
at the Mandan high school building.
The dance was held in the new gym.
nasium and the music was furnished
by the Mandan high school orchestra.
Here From Camp Dodge.-Ted Res
sler, brother of Contractor Nick Res
sler of this city. arrived Wednesday
AMI is visiting with friends and rela-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

tives here. He has a two weeks fur
Tough. ..,.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24

Dick Harmon of Selfridge was in
Mandan from Monday until Wednes-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-24
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stabler are the
proud parents of boy born Monday
morning.
Attorney Vincent Hogan of New
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
gInsitanbe IN ediffs6nnaSfcn.

Scattle, @ai6, 49, September.
Gin Strife BON mebr ais 5000
SGiifSbouern uu0 SonOlonaern in
Sdifis6aubofen pur0e beute fir
morgen friib angeor0net Ger 3ped
lit Der, einen 9oDcott ourd5uieber,
Der am /. September BON Seottle
2abor Council, Dem Seattle Ban.
qelperbc-Not6 uno oen 3iumer.
Unconstitutional oeaen 9an6ol8 ousc-
oronet pur0e, 0os in S1gemii6lcn
geliefert iuuroe, Die Oen 3ebnihmoen'
tag auired)terbalten.
Ser Strife ipiirOc ieoen SdbifiS.
6aubof ouBer 9etricb iesen Ger BOZ
5erne Sdiiie bmt, nno oud inner.
balb ciner @odc ieocn SAifisbar
bof in melden itdbIerne Sdifie aa.
baut merocn Gtpa 10000 SdiffS.
bauer fuer0en BON Dem Strife be.
troifen iperocu.
Sc | as y ttD, IL. september.
@enerol.Strifc Der 9lngeiicaten in
Den Gonierpenio6rten wllroe beilte
giadmittag beenoct, ais oic Strifcn.
Sen oie &oribldgc ocS 4atrid 6.
@ill, oes 9uuOeS.S Shieosrihters. an.
nabmen. sic iueroen nlorgen iriib
gegen Z llbr an oie 9Irbeit 5uriidfeb.
rem Die slnerfennlng Der Union Der
6leiihibneioer ino WleBger lit cine
Der eritet @eoin0iingen oie oen
Strifern BON Dem Shieosribter 5lt.
9elo9t wuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
gSie gseutraIe be6anOelt.

Berlin, bia &onOom t3. Sept
Seit 9lb6rlh Scr @e5ie6un9cu 5iui-
ihcn ben @creinigten Staoten un0
Geutidlano iino 470 glmcrifoner
noH Sollie poer nod nclltralen Sdn-
bern a6gcreilt, Plus Dem bonn ameri-
faniiden SonOels- uno @eper6ebcr.
bono in Berlin Doroenommenen Gen.
Jus eebt 5erpor, Dob lib am I @l0r3
in Geutidlono ehpa 1900 9lmerifo-
ner alfbielteli, iniolgeoelien Die iebi-
&c 9ln8o6l 500 mr wenig iiberlteioen
Oiiritc. Bon lesterer 8obG Iebt bic
Sdlfte in Berlin.
9lmcrifoner blei6en immer nod
un6eldItiat imO iino 6enielben &oli-
5eioorihriitcn inO 9iciie6eihrdntirn-
gen imterporien pie bic gteutralen.
@eiude fir lle6eri6reiting oer@ren-
sen luerOen in Ser 9ieibcnfolgc, in ser
Iie cingcreidt morocn iinO, berpiaiot
ieood ninnit es geip06nIid 0rei bis
bier go1en in glnipru9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

glnmorld aui Eetersblirg leicn be.
flnOetcn iie lln5ufrieOeubeit uno be.
gannen nit unieren Seutcn 81 ira.
terniiireu.
uGinc onOere gl6tbeillmg 8orni.
lofts Itc6t 6ereits in @athina. Ger
Srt lpurOe BON ms aer1iimt, lpeil er
nidbt inn 9ereih imicrcS &ertbeioi-
gungspldneS liegt mo mir oort MIR
ein 0iegiment Shorilhiibeu 6ntteu.
2eute BON 4ornilofTs 9lrmce fom.
men fortwdbreno nab @etersburg,
uno mir iino ii6er 0ie 9epeglmgen
oes 6einoeS pollltdnoig rnterribtet.
n9llle glrmeen an Der 5rout balten
felt 5u Scr 9iegierlna. 9}oh mebr
9le6ellen.@enerdle iino BON i6ren ci.
genen 2euten oer6oftet porOen. SD
babe Die Srorc gegeben, Die Der6oits.
ten Offi5iere imDer5iigIid eiuen
Nlilit0r9cricbt bor5uiiibren pelAeS
Die Diaht bat, Die TooeSltroie 5n
ner6dngeu~
&eine llnterb an0lilng
mit&orniloff.
9(uf oic 6raoc, ob llnter6anolim.
gen nit aorniloi Jim @ange ieien
crfldrte SoDiufoif entIbieoeu: g9tein
feinc lluterbononneen fonnen itott-
fiu0en. &orniloff lit Elm 9iebell unO
miro ols Gerrot6er no4 Dem @cicB
6ebanoclt merOen.~
aorniloff's stern i'm Sim
fen.
Ger 5cfrct1r oeS &remicrs Sc.
rcnSf1 tbeilt DER a9Iiiociirten &reiie~
nit, OoB 3o6lrcidc Eelcgotioncn bon
Splooten Der 9orniloff9lruee III
rciinliitbigcr Stintnnng in &etcrSs
bnrg anfonnen un0 erfldrelL iie
ieien ii6cr oie 3iele Scr 9tcbellion ges
tdiild)t ipor0cn @encral IbinStp,
3mciter int GonImonOo oes HeterS-
burger @lilitGroiitritts. iogtc, sic Ha-
Ooltc lei iebt ihon ais Gin cn0giilti.
ger lnO inupioerbrinolihcr 5c6l,
i1log 81 betrahten. Iie 6raac Der
llc6craobe aorniIoifs iei mir nod a.
ne Sade bon nebenidhlibcr 8eoeu-
tling.
Gie grnenning BON Erenlier ae-
renSfD 5um S6dltconlnlonoirenOen
Der 9lrnee lit bon Dem Cabinet amt
lid beitdtigt poroen. @eneral
glIcricif oient i6m als Stobscbei.
@ice-@renicr 9lcfroioff ga6 be.
fonnt, DAB General 9(Ierieii in elmer
Gepeide an aornilotf feline ioforti8e
lle6erga6e geforoert bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14

Gin atIantif1er &ofen
13. Sept. Gipriuno Gaitro, ocr
friibere ASr6iioent BON @eneauela,
traf 6cute an gor0 eineS pantheon
0onpferS aus einem merifaniIben
Soien bier Elm. 81 meigerte Iidb, iid
iiber oen 8ped ieineS @efidS in 0ie-
lem 2mn0e ST 0ubern. Gr lulirOe 8li-
Qelaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
@crii6mtcr Sentidlcr Nlicacr oct0Stct

u niter0om, t3. Sept. Sieit.
tenant @altcr S66n0orf lit nab eir
ner glugabe OeutiAer 3eihtaoen allf
ser gSeItfront getootet wor0an, So6n-
oorf oolt nod @0lfe uno SSmnlel-
mann als ser erfolgreibite 0eiitihe
Glieoer. Ole beioen @enannten wlir.
oen befonntlih ouA ati Dem lpeii-
liden &riegsidauplaBe get0otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
THIS IS AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER LANGUAGE
tn he a an @ states NJ

meitere @in5cl6eiten BON @ai5in9ton
unO Stodbolm eintreiien.
Ser orgeutinii6e ouspdrtige Nii-
niitcr gob INN WIitterno1t 6olgcnOeS
befannt:
Sic 9iegierllng bat Sen @ortlout
ser Selegronme Sur6lIrg's inter
iudt lmo Oo6er iolgenOe 2cpei6e
no6 Berlin 0cianot:
n9lrgentinii6er @eionOter @oaen
Sie ser Oeuti1en 9iegierung 6oIgen-
Oes mitt6eilen:
Sic argentinilrbc 9fegierrng bat
sic groB5iigigc @eiie, in ipelcber oic
OelItibe 9egierlmg oae argcttini-
iGcn 6or0erllngen in ipeiten 8uge-
ltGnonilien erfiiQte onerfonnt unO
6obgei6GBt, nmB ober Die oeutibc
9ieoierllng benahrihtigen ooB Ser
@ei96ftStrd9er @roi 2ug6rrg pcgen
oes Snbolts Der Ielegramme, Die
oer0ifentlidt pirOen, ouige6ort 6ot,
periona grota 8u iein uno ooB ibnl
oa6er oieie 9legicrllng Oie @dlie 5lI-
geitellt bat.
Q GweOiibe &reBItimmen
iiber Sen 2urburg-
Sail.
Q od6 Jim 13. Sept Sic
conicrootioe 3eitIno n0agblao~ Oer-
oficntli6t eineu 6ittcren Seitortitel
iiber Die 9Ingo6en in ser britiibeu
mO amcrifaniiden &rciie bctreifS
Der 2urbirg.9lffdre
Gie 3eitlng iagt: nGoS Sperr-
ieuer 2onooner unO 9iew Dorter 9fc-
Oofteure miro perfeblcn SHwe0cn
aus iciner 9fcrtralitGt 81 ihrcfen."
Gos oSwcnSfa Gag6looct~ pciit
bic, pie Iic es nennt, nGinnliihung
in innere icbweoiiAe %ro6leme4 o6
lln0 iagt Die alliirte Yrelie niibc Die
obwaltenoen Sdwierigfeiteu aus,
Inn fir 0ie 9ilOrng elmer ulhme0is
iben Hartei" @ropaganOa 81 mubelt
Gie 3eitung fiigt bel:
oglue Geriube, eincn llnteridieO
5lpiiG6eu elmer pcrbredcriidben 9iegie-
rilng uno einem getduihtcn |oIfc 81
mocbcn, iin0 III 0ieicni Sale 6ur Gnt-
tGuic6ung perurt6cilt. 9luc glnOcu-
tllngclL ipie mir uniere politiIbcn
Farteien gruppiren iollen, werOen
auf uns feline @irflng baben~
Wli6aelis miro i'm oeut-
den 9ei6stag Bic 9(f-
faire bcipre1 en-.
glmiterOolh 13. Sept. IT. Der
oeutihe 9ieibsfon5ler @libaeliS miro
am 5reitag i'm 9ieicbstog iibcr Die
oncrifaniiden Gnt6iiauugen be3ilo-
Ii6 Der bon @rai 2ur6lrg Ourd Ser
mitthing Sblpe0ens aus glrgenti-
nieu nod GeutidIano oeiohotcn Ge-
peiAcn ipreden, mie 6eute bier cir-
getroficne 8eridte ans Gclltidlano
mel0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-14
Dnl6drtt
NGr &uiIem
Int &iSa- -Scbirt.
9cmtIdDe 6aDalleriepOitcm
iperOen 5llriIf9e5Dgem.

Berlin iogt OoB oieicI6en iiioli6 Der
giioo.@cnOen. .Strobc Dor numc'
rid iiberIeaeuen icinOlihcn
Sruppen 8uriidpeiden muBtcH
2cbboitc slriiacrie.SdIoct
in Ocr 8idhtng bon socubiorD,
iogt 9eterSburg.
9erlin, 13 September 1eut
Idle aoOollcrie-@oitcn iiiolidl uon acf
9lieo.S9cuoeu-StroBe an Der uil
idlen 8ront, murocn gciiern elm me-
mig 5uriidgelogeu
Ties miro IN Dem anltliden 9eridll
gcncloet, Sen Die oentidlc oberlic
Sccresleitmg belte Nodbmittoa aus
CAB. Gerielbe lnlltct
ySiioli1 BON Der 9iigag9cn0cn
StraBe bat iicb unicre aaunllcric lu
ter oem Crude iiberlcgeuer ruIliidrr
Eruppcumaiien, oie ans ser alid
| tung BON 9leitGaipcn 1t. @loribbcra
oororanaen Elm iueuia 5uriid5iebcn
nliiIicn.
9t0r0lic6 bon 9aronipibi 0iilih
bon larnopol nno am 3bror5 iant
eS 5u Geiec6teu 5luiidlcn 9HlitId.
ringS Ietademcuts uito 5u lc6bai
ten 9lrtilleriesGncllen
Su Dem @ebiete 3Uiibeu ocni Iuic-
itcr ino ocn Shmor5en Wlecr gab
Is feline Gperotionen bon @coeuima.
N}aceooniide Sront 5iiopcIlib
pom GdriOo-5ec orongen icbiuadc
ieinblibe glbt6eilungeu IN 0ie sc.
6irgsgegeno oor"
&uiiiiher SageSberiht
Eeters BURG 13. Sept Gin
beitte Nohmittoo bon scr ruiiiihen
6eeresIeitllne oeroiieuilidter Oiii8icl.
Ter 8eridt ioat:
o9hif Der norolihen 5ront baltcn
uniere @orbut.lritppen uno @rfnn
olmgs -9lbtbeilimgen, Die III Scr alidl'
tune BON &iga Oorriiden, nod bic 81.
ME 0es SluHes g}ibupc DIS 3cacu
bolfsFausfs 8egepolt.Suplalo-9aV
SSn Der @egeno bon Socobitaot aab
es glrtilerie.GueIlc.
SSn Der &idjhlng bon Suenbianp
no unicre 8atterieen aepiTe 1belic
Der feiuolihen Stenlmgen bon ciuem
$unfte an DER @ticsno bis iiiolih
bon giOo5n bombor0irt 6o6cn,
berridbte lcbbafte glrtincric 16atia
feit. liner 5euer beritriadtc ncl
rcre @rploiionen.
sIuf Dem 97eit Scr 5rout bal iia
nihts BON groBerer 9eoelliing crcia
net.
9liimoniid1e 6ront Fl Sn Scr @e-
geno iiiolih bon HooouB babcn I'M
iere 1ruppen bon ciner @oDc iiiolih
pon Sofia 9eiib genommcu 990b.
reno mir Die feiuolihen @e0cnanariii
ic3uriidpieien. mohien mir 3pci
Gompaguieen oes 6einoes 3u @eim
genen. Sehs WSaihiucngcpe6rc
muroen erbciitet
Su Der @egeno meitlitb bon Dem
babcn rum0niiibe Sruppen einc &0bc
norooitlid bon Slonif ero6eri; aber
infolge Ser bortuddigen @egcupor.
itoBe oeS 6einoes ino iniolge iciuca
Sperrteuers mubten fe oieielbe wic.
Der aiifacbeu."
&uiIcn tGmpfen an Der
gfor0 0front
Petersburg 10. Septembcr
(@eripdtet.) 4ie bente onsgegcbenc
outlidc 9efonntgcbuno Der RUM.
idat Seeresleitung mel0ct
ogn Der norOliben ruiiildcn
Sropt beictteu linierer porapihobc.
men 9lhtbeiIuneen nud crbiitcricn
a1mpfcn Ben 0rt MloioiS, iiiOhh oes
GIacllon. Secs, uuo iie bcfeitigeu iqbt
oie 2inie Smterotcp SiIomoDo, gIn
Dem iibriocn Ebeil oirier 6ront ao6
cS mir cSeuebrfrucr.
Seine @eridte bon orr rimdniiden
nno Der iitbwcitliden 5ront iin0 pin-
artrofien."
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Ger irriinniae 6arner Ssrant
Gon Eoiiel bat ant iciuer darm bci
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arieaSredlt fir 9sOrtna0I.

Die NlaBnobme angeblib Die 6olge
eines @eneral-Strifes. Wle6-
rere @erlebte inioIgc bon 9om-
ben.Grploiionen.
9tabrio, 13. Sept. 9Sob ei-
mem bellte bier eiigcgangencn Eele.
granm aus 2iiiabolL Der Suuptitoot
pon @ortueol lit fit gon5 EorhioaI
onS arieesreht proflamirt iporoen.
Die MaBnn6me lit anoe6liM cine SOL
gc etneS @enernl.Strifes
a)lebrere |erionen, einIblieBlim
elmer Qln8abl pon Solootclt baben
ourd oie Grploiion BON 8ombcu Der.
leBungen erlitten.
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AngsbIi6 3u(aul-
mrnOrbrO1rn.
@ebOItc Oes GcueraIs
aOrnilOff.
Geime Gtreitmndlt bat fiGb
Der @e9iermmg cr9ebcm.

Der Jte9terultH cr9eDen.
0ieie 9lnfiinoigung moGte geitern
Der 9lrbeitsminiiter Stobelefi.
aorniloif ion iib crboteu babeu,
inter eeluiiicn 9eOingungen 5u
fapituliren. Hegieriing ber-
lonet beoinoun9aloie lleberga6c.
s6arfe straic Oro0t Dem 0lc-
bcIlcn.
8eterSburG t3. Sept. Sr.
Sfo6eleii, ser 9lrbeits-N}iniiter in
Dem acrenSfp- Cabinet, Elm @liteIieo
Ocs Gon3ils Scr 9lrbeiter- itno Sol-
ooten-0eIegater, uaHte belite gioh
mittog 0ltr6 bic ruiiil1e oiii5iele
g}oGri1tcn-9lg betannt, OaB
@cncrol &ornilofi's llnterne0men 5ll-
iommcngcbroMen iei lnO 0oB Die 9Ir-
NEE inter icinem Commando iicb cr-
gebcn babe.
YeterSburg, 12. Sept. (Ser-
ipGtet). 9tab elmer ioeben erlaiic
ncn ofii5ieIlen 9efnintmaArng
ibeint @eneral &orniloii's gegen-rc-
polutiondrer glniAlag 5uianlmenge-
brocben 81 iein, lno eS beite1t ni9t
ldnger Elm @runO 5itr 9efiirAttng,
oaB IS 5it eincm 3uiammcnitoB 5wi-
ibei Den aorniloffiden un0 Den De-
aicrings Streitfraiten fonmen
f0nnte.
Ao9oem General Q(lereif cine
telepbouiihe llnterre0ung NIT @ene-
rol aorniloff gebabt batte, iulroe Die
9(niibt geduBert, OaB Der reoolutio-
mare 6iibrer ieinen Flan aufgeben
miiroe.
&orniIoff's $ uptquar-
tier um5ingelt.
@eterSburg, t3. Sept. &ie
Grefutip-Goniteen Der 2lrbeiter- iinD
Soloaten-Gelegaten unO Der 9oi-
eru-Gelcgpten bielteu beute cine ge-
meinlome Sibung ab, Inn 0as Gor-
9eben ocs Generals &orniloff 81 be-
iprehen
Sr. Sfobeleff Der 9lrbeits-Nlini-
Iter, fiinoigte on, OaB OoS llnterneb-
men oes Generals &orniloif sulom-
mengc6roden iei inO Dab Ons4aupt
Quartier oeiiel6en um5in9elt woroen
lei. Ger @iiniiter fiigte bir8u ooB
in @dloe Die game 9lOminiitrotion
in0 Sr9aniiotion Der ruiiiihen 9lr.
NEE mo0ifi8irt werOen iuiirOe.
&c cue @egen 9ieDolution
ais m oglid ge0ah I.
@r erflGrte, ooB Die 9iegiering in
boiler llebercinitimmiing nit Der re-
pollitiondren Beniofratic gebanOclt
babe, tpelhe 10 eineu Qriltmp6 oa-
pongetrngen babe, Der aber nidt Die
@abianfeit Der 9legierllug bermin-
bern iolte; Oenn neue gegen-reOoIil-
fiondre glnidldge ieien moglid, ins-
bcIonOere ourb Die friminclle S66-
tigfeit OcS Generals &oleoines, Oes
Sber1ouptes ser 9oidfen.
Sr. Sfobelefi iagte 3ln SdllB
rob in ser nelien Hegierimg allc Gle
meute, ole irgenOlUie ser Spnpatbie
fiir aorniloft Oeroddtig icien Inn
m0glih genabt lDcrOeu ioateu
2 6orfe Strafe 6robt
&orniloff.
BeterSburA 13. September
~ Sr. 9l0ifentieif, DER @iiniiter oes
Snnern, erflGrtc beute, oaB ais oas
Heiultot Der &ornilofi.9icuolte ole
rtiiii6el 6ronten orei Gage lang
obne Nortbcioigung uno obnc Gom.
nan0o perblicben ieiet. Sic iAmer.
ite Straic ioIlte General 2orniloif
weroen. Die 9iegierltng
weroe nidtS tbun lin iein @eibif
5u linoeru
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Ger irriinnige Earlner Nrant
Gon EoiieI bat nif ieiner 2arut bci
@inS0olc, Dlid, Ben Sderiif G'corge
9loIiton BON @ruuh.GoiutB eridoi
fen, ais 0erieIbe ibR per9aiten poQte.
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Berlin ioet OoB oicicI6en iiioIi0 Der
&ieo.@cnOen .Strobc Dor numc.
rid HberIeaenen ieinOliacn
Gruppen auriidlpei6en muBtcu
2cbboftc slrtiaeric- Sdlobt
in Ocr 8ihtung BON Spcnbior8
iogt 8eterSburg.