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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
TWINS AND TWINS

Chicago, Oct. 15.--After Mrs. Lottie
Dunston's third pair or twins arrived
Colonel Roosevelt wrote. His letter of
congratulation is still the chief orna-
ment of the Dunston parior at 1910
Wells street. Dollie and Robbie are
10 years old now. Today they crowded
their chairs a. little closer about the
dining table and made room for two
more Michael and Johnnie ODowd
Il years old. ODowd pater and
O'Dowd mater removed themselves
from their home at 1856 North Park
avenue but did not remove the twins
Mrs. Dunston Immediately took them
in
Bless EN-" she exclaimed, Il like
'em in twos I lost my second pair and
these will just help take their place
And she opened another Is cen,
bottle of milk In the newcomers hon
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
Concerning Crows.

Peter Menkin Brown. Berlin cor
respondent, said in Baltimore in u lee
ture on the blockade.
! 1.-The Germans are suffering from
our blockade more than they'd have US
think. There's a. real dearth of. food
stuffs. and there's a real pest Of
profiteers. 3D. >e5-
Think Of 1.-THE Germans are now
eating crows! More than that, the
profiteers have cornered the crows of
Germany. SO that the government has
had to fix crow prices, which range. I
believe, from sixty to eighty-five
cents, according to the weight and age
OF the bird. }t
But imagine IT.! Concerning crow
That Is no way to help your country's
caws!"-Detroit Free Press.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
PROGRESS IN THE AIR.

Years ago Mark Twain, in a
spirit of lcvity pictured his young
hero, as flying through the air
from Africa one afternoon to
fetch his forgotten corncob pipe.
That day is almost at hand.
Captain Laureati brought ii closer
few weeks ago when he flew
without stopping from Milan to
England in twelve hours. Now
come prophecies of more amaz-
ing things. Within a few weeks
there will be an attempt TO cross
the Atlantic ocean with d kiplanc
IN twentN-four hours. But I'll
greater importance Will be the
effort OF a new lrlplanc Of Italian
invention, which it Is believed
viii revolutionize the entire
practice OF warfare, This ma
chine is declared capable OF
Journeylng i'll the air from New
York TO Berlin. and after several
very successful trials in this
country it has the unqualified
endorsement Of such men "a
Glenn II. Eurtiss, Alan X. Haw-
ley, president Of the Aero Clut
of America: Rodman Nana,
maker, Of Philadelphia, who ha:
been conspicuous for Years il
the problem Of .acrunautic>. anC
Major Pcrfetti. a distinguished
Italian scientist, who is now il
this country.
These men are willing to stan,
on The prediction that fleets -
these iripiauc> will soon b'
crossing the ATLANTIC aud drop
ping bombs olEGerrnan battle
ships, harhor>. lds<s~ and qrinfc>
Our government is making III
claims. but it j. definitely know.
that preparation for This work i
far advanced.
Al the beginning of HE war i
was propllesied that the mos
amazing progress would be mad
in aeronautlcs as matter Of Wa
necessity. : The advance thus ia
seems to llave been for the mos
part i'll rendering air work SAT,
While many aviators have 10,
their lives, few have been kille
by the accidcHts SO common
this country few years ago.
Recently there have come my.
teriOus rumDrs. from Washingto
of experiments on methods I
generating Electricity from Il
air, which, ifysuccessful, wou
do away swit4'tl1s charge bate
-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

,
Copyright WORLDLY
CO. =. THE BATTLE SARATOGA.
The British l777 brilliant
and Of crushing the patriots last chance for freedom plan
Howe WAS NEW York with @ nns ws no s @
New off all with the rest the colonies Thus
moved Canada toward Albany oans
British war
partment the command Says shaw:
them He on his seasS ' s s
Busesne
tito snem rate
ankns political sa His second in command BENEDICT diet
in
~sso!o,s FORTUNATE
The British right wing 1870 %ss ,as
Mrsans
them
r h sap en eu w I sna a a1% e an
get to Albany where awaiting him.
The
AMERICAN
line British %p rans ana
while up
the horse
"1i lie ~a rn %D the" from nowhere "
From strict point of military discipline he had right be
he had his superior officer but he had dsobyed orders and
1.g IysH . POINT led
Straight dreaded British batteries he spurred
A last. still, led Arnold seized the
Arnold vas satisfied wit" us. for the Brit,
Whole British
the
on oe .s na r the .s patriot
the richer nearly 5000 prisoners AZ s muke and much
ton 9n the as,us, unns po's. Of the o,
Of fellow his had him exile
military
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
~ sONG," IS THE CRY.

| When the first hordes Of gray
clad Huns marched from
:! l.iege in endless streams through
Belgium. we remember especially
that they. We're singing "Dentch-
4 land ber Allcs."s Il WIS "A gay
sstin44 1oEthe Huns. They were
!, t. BE iii Paris within a week and
,it was not necessary to urge them
to sing.
| Nevertheless. as we learned
later, singing was a very helpful
part of their military education.
The purpose was not SO much to
arouse the fires of their patriot
ism as to relieve the fatigue Of
the march and keep them going.
This form of German efficiency
has been adopted in our own
army and in all Of the train
ing camps may be found song
leaders who are doing a most inn
portant work.
1 There is, we will say, a long.
tircsomc road. heavy with dust
and cchoing with the sound of
400 marching feet. Around the
last lap Of the long hike the line
weakens, the faces of the men
are drawn in sharp lines Of ia
tigue, their eyes are dull aud
their lips are set. The captain
whispers to an aide the latter
turns With sharp command, and
as wc are told 10y one Of the song
! leaders, wells: Com" on boys,
sing Pack Up Your Troubles,
make noise that they can hear
clear to Berlin"
Two hundred voices roar out
the chorus: two hundred pairs Of
shoulders slraighttn; ranks close
up; eyes brighten; squad by
squad they swing into camp to
the blood-quickcning rhythm Of
"What's the use of worryng?
1t never was worth while;
So pack up your troubles in your
old kit bag.
| And SMILE, SMILE, SMILE"
il was the song did It.
Sometimes il is "Smile, smile.
smile sometimes it is that ia
voritc parody Of the officers
training camps:
There's a long. long trail a-w,nd-
ing
Into No-Mau's Land in France.
There the shrapncl shells are
bursting,
| But we must advance.
lAcre'll be lots OF drills and blk
ing
Before our dreams all come
true,
But we're going to show The
kaiser
How the Yankee boys come
through.
Singing IS grea. war asset. IL
can be made OF great value at
home as we'll as on the lines.
We have referred several time,
to the importance OF the commit
nifty chorus i'm MisSoula and we
are waiting impatiently for The
time when some Of our public
spirited citizcns will inauSuratc
the movement.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

Clay. the son-in-law of Baron william
Waldorf .Astor. who recently spent
some time in New York as a member
of the English mission. Major Spender
Clay. continued:
"Smythe. you know, had a cow that
was a great nuisance. One day the
scnw got into Jones's garden and ate
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

Our German friends are now
crying "Alichaelis must co. The
job of being the kaiscr's goat
must be trying to ones nerves
When the German people begin
The cry of "Wilhelm must GO W,
will know that The light of sanity
is breaking and that peace is
within sight.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
THE MORNING SMILE.
A She !, Spoke in Siam.

The king of SIAM" said a diplomat.
who is the latest power to declare
war on Germany. prides himself upon
his English. e
when the king last visited Lon
don he met the late Lord Kitchener.
whose Egyptian triumphs were still
fresh. DESTROYS Of telling Lord Kitch-
ener that he was born to command
the Siamese. monarch said:
Brave lord. you was made to
order.'"--- Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

all his grass. Jones asked Smythe
what he was going to do about it.
And what do you suppose Smythe
did?"
Major Spender Clay laughed grimly
''He sent Jones a bill." he said ..for
using his COW as lawn mower
Washington Star.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
THE ETERNAL FEMININE.

The taXicab driver had been driving
his fare for about an hour and a half
and at last inquired:
Where to now, miss"
"Oh. how much do / owe?' said the
fare. seeming TO wake from "a day
dream.
Eight dollars and half. miss" said
the driver. CHANGING at the taXicab
meter. III
'Oh, | say" said the fare, sweetly
would you mind backing and keel
going backward till you come to 2;
, cents? It's all I've got.' 'a.s- 60
"De man what wants to do all d,
talkin'." said Uncle Eben. "is might!
] likely to leave othre people do mos
! of. the-thinkin' .-Washinxto Star
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

II may be rather hard to get
back to the hum-drum Of war
after the worlds series, but we
might work to it by easy stages,
beginning with the purchase OF d
Liberty bond.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
INTERIOR ApoRNMENT.

.'What has become of my cherry
cream?s. cried Mrs. Subbub.
Your cherry cream" repeated the
cook. 49, t. : - =
Yes. my complexion cream"
II thought that was some fancy
paste you got for the party last night,
SO l spread 1t on the sandwiches =
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

What is your son going to be in.
ife?" "Too early to tell. Just now
he is going through the usual prelimi-
nary stages Of clerking in drug store.
writing life insurance and selling suph
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

II there arc among us those
who are too proud to fight. let
thcni show their pride by buying
Il Liberty bond.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

= NJ, Bryan will join in the hope
That a billion Liberty bonds will
Sprout over night.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

We told YOU The White SoN
would win. but kindly refrain
from asking Us how we knew.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

Id tolIctte's skin by this time
should be of u thickness TO sub
stItutc for q battlcship'> armor
plate.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

.ies. We believe it quite safe TO
say that the next great stage Of
development in this war will
come from the airplanc.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16

rs Miss Howles an obliging sing
! err" oh. yes: half the time she re.
: fuses 70 sins'-Bosten Transcript. :.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-16
Am orleans Under Fire
By Albert Payson Terhune
THE BATTLE OF SARATOGA.

Copyright (The Evening
Copyright 1917 Press rhe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28
Die 5piumase-Biu.
5ie pom 9unsrek paiterte Spionase.
gill sibt Der Resieruns seniiseno
8ewalt, nm sesen perrdtberiid,e
Seitungen ppr3ugeben.

Ser Yrdiibcnt biirfte icst sic
Spionaees Sorlase nit ieiner Inter
idrift pericben. Sic entbGlt feline
YreBs Geniur : &lauiel. Smmerbin
dber g~lauben mir. haB hie Settion 3
bes nelen @eieees' Der 8egierung acs
nileenbe 8etpalt perleibt, nm elmer
perrdtbcriiden 9reiie e%ntgegcn3us
treten.
Sic Scfticn 3 lautet: ~8cr, tpenn
Die Der. Staatea iid in 8riese beiius
BEN. abiihtlih falihe 9eritte ilbers
mittelt ober ialife gneaben madt
nit Der Mbiiht. Die Sperutipnen ohcr
Zen Griols Der Streitfrdite ser Ser.
5tadten 5u @aiicr uub an 2aubc 81
pcreitcln ober Den griplg ibrer Seinoe
3u iprbern. unb lper. penu Die Der.
Staaten lid im Gric9e befinben. bic
Streitfrdite Der Der. Staaten an
Waiier unb 81 9anoe 81 llugebpriam.
Slopulitdt. Nuirubr ober Sicnitpcrs
tpeiscrlins nblihtlih aufbeet pbcr aui
5urei3en pcriildt obcr abiihtlih ben
Hefruticrun9s> oher N~ntperbcoienit
Der Der. Stuateu gum Naftbcil bcs
Sienitcs Der Der. Staaten bemmt.
pcridat elmer Straie bon niht mehr
uls $4,000 ober Sdit bon mcbr ais
20 Sabrcn oocr beieen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28
Amerika it Gmslanh's
: DoHnung.
9prb Hbpnbba, Der meme ensliife
Nabranssmittel . 8untrpleur, iagt
bies in einem Snterpietp.

3 0 n.-Ginem 8ertreter ber
~NHociateb Yreb" eetpdbrte 9orb
Rbonbba. Der neue en9liife Ndbs
runssmittel &%pntroueur, Elm Snter-
piep. in benz er II. a. Solsenbes iaete:
~Sn bieism 8rieee, uub beionbers
i'm ieeisen Stabium besieIben. bat Die
0eiitunssidbiefeit auf benz @ebiete Der
Nabrungsmittel : 0eriorgung oteielbe
9ebeutuns. tpie bic 2eiitunesidbiefeit
aui benz @ebiete Der Mannesfraft.
Sas Sroblem bes llnterbalts 8robs
britannien's bdu9t in Der Sauptiade
bon Der Snfubr ab unb bic eisentlihs
9oiung bafiir lit III Gmerifa 81 fins
ben 49,. Meine griabrunsen IN
Gmerifd bdben mir cine u%nsetpobns
lthe @%elesenbeit eeeeber, bic @roSe
ieiner Silisauelen riftig gu i6dser.
@enn bieie 3u ibrer poleu 2~eiituness
fdbi9feit orsaniiiert tperoeu, 10 bin ih
iiher. eaB Seutihlano's Soiimung.
Die Gaiierten ais3ubun9ern uno linz
riIben infolee o Nabrln9smitteIs
3nappbett inter Der GipilbepoIferung
bernoraurufen. su ShanSen tperben.
Wir tbun. mas mir fonnen, inbem mir
Die Seimprobuftion erbobeu unb ben
@erbrauh einihrdnten. aber in Der
Sarptiahe liest Die .9oiuns bes Yros
blems Der @eriorsuns in ben Sdnben
u~nierer ameritaniiten aliiertcn. Sa
bin iiter. bab bicie uns nidt perIaileu
~rperoeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28

Ser .9on9rciiional Mecorb" bonn
IS. SUM (Seite $685. entbGlt ses
naue Mnsaben iiber Die N~ationalitdt
Der S6iffe. bic Den Yoits unb Sans
beIsperfebr 3piiden Can Srdncisco.
benz Budget Souno unb Gtsaiien bers
mitteln. Ser Hiebergnns ocs ameris
faniihen IntbeilS an bieiem @erfebr,
Der ba nit 3ablen belest nirb. lit
gcrabe3u beiddmenb. Der 3abl pie
benz S%onnensebalt naf iteben mir
niht MIR melt binter Sapan. ionbern
auh binter Solano 5uriid, bas crit
felt gnbe 1914 nlS &onfurrent auf
benz Ylan erihienen lit. Nit cbenio
grcscr llmiiht alS 5batfraft miiI1cn
Dor Iaem Die Sapaner Die ibnen ses
botene @elesenbeit benust baben, Den
iberieeiiGcn @erfebr an lid gu reiben.
Wan benfe bod: Sm Tonember 1914
fubren bon San Sranciseo aus 5ebn
Shiffe untcr amerifaniiher Sldaae
nit 41.966, Sonnen @ebaltl Seute
lit peren 3abl auf feds 5uiammens
seidmol5en; Der Sonnengebalt aber
lit nm bic SGlfte. senau 20,65O Cons
men. suriideeeansen. Sie Sapaner
paren TN Serbite bes eriten &rieess
iabres. 1914. nit $1,000 9onncn
Shiifsraum am Gerfebr Ses San
Sranciscoer Saiens betbeilist. beute
aber limb tic es nit 101.S92 Sonnen!
Sic Sabl ibrer Sdiffe lit bon iehs
auf breibig seitiesen, uub haruuter
bsfinbeu iib ,pei Sampier. Die ebes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28
ucme fsnftitmtieneae p~artei.
Observation-Disclosures bisier setinna.)

SnbianapoIis, Sub.. DEN %.
Snni.-9ie Seit fir bic pabreu
umeritaniideu Eatrtoteu lit nabe,
faHS nidt Die Hepublit Der Iater an
9runbe seben iou. Sic sepIunte
3pnieren3 ober apnpention fir cine
fonititutionele Eartet finbet tdeIif
mebr anbdnger uno 3ipar inter ben
einflubreid,iteu unb ~selebrtciteu Ndu>
nern I'M Siten unb Reiten Der Der.
Staaten. Indianapolis lit central
sele9en uno iheint gum @eriamms
lun9splas auserieben.
Die Gnbduecr unb Siibrer beiper
alien Tarteien nerneinen nitt, baB
uniere &pnititution ~tastdslid) perlest
lpirb, crtldrcn lid aber maftlos Den
gerbGltuiiieu seeeniiber. 0icIe 5bas
tcnloiisfeit Der Siibrer fpiro ben beiben
alter Sarteien idtpere Spfer toiten.
Sic nelie Sartei nirb nidt ALIEN
vie Nation gum etten ameritanismIs
3uriidiiibren, ionbern dud Den So3ias
liiten ben 8ino aus ben Seaeln
rehmeu -M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28

ipirb, baB tic aIs Srauen uno Wiitter
eeeen Die Hceiitrierun9 unb aIs Nntis
WilttartIten sesen Die gernibtune
bon Wenihenleben proteitieren. ais
internntionale nrbeitenbe 8laiie slau>
ben mir, beiBt es %fpeiter. bag bas
Bolt bes etnen 2aubes feline Seinbs
ihaft feeeeniiber oemienigen bes
anoern begt. @tr babeu ais Srauen
feline Gimme in Der 8eieeeebung unb
flblen uns besbal6 aud nitt CUR
8egiitrieruns pcrpiliftet. @ir oer>
langeft Sbre llnteritiiBune in Der Iufs
bebung bieies neutrality-suspicious.
9cicses." Die Yetitiou tpar .ginige
bunpert reprdientatipe Sem gcrter
6rauen" unter3eitnet unb lpurbc
ipdter bon Soiepbine Campbell Niron,
No. 80 @eit 96. Ctr. unb 6elen g.
Siiber. bon go. 445 8eIt 1853. Ctr.
nit ibren Ramens3iieen perieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28
unter amerifaniider SIasse

malls unter ameritaniider Slaeee
fubrenl
limb MebnIihcs peib Der geri6t
iiber Die NationalitGt Ser in ben
Sdfen am Budget Sounb pertcbrenben
Shiffe 5u melben. Irs ienem &C.
tpdiicr fubr im Tobember 1914 pcniez
items elm moberner Sampfcr inter
ameritanii6er Slasee mad Cit aiieu,
Die .Winneiota" nit 1923 5onnen.
Seitc iinb am transpa3iiiihen 8ers
fcbr 5tpei ameritaniide Sdiffc betbcis
ligt, pou benen zines 1,779 uno bds
anbere MIR 1872 Sonnen grob ut!
Sapon abcr. bas inn Sabre 1914 be-
retts NIT 64,224 Sonnen Shiffsrdun,
ON Sanbel Seattle's uno Saeoma's
betbeili9t mar, bat in ettpas mebr als
a%nbertbalb Sabren Die S%onnen3abl
ieiner. bieic Sdfeu u%nicres 2anbes be-
iuhenben Shiffe auf 11S,442 Sons
nen 9ebradt.
ltnb babel bdbcn alid) nod dnbere
8olfer bic 8elegenbeit ergrifieu, lid,
am Shiffsnerfebr Sau Srancisco's
unb bes Hubset Sounbs an betbeiIieen.
60 Die Solduber NIT adt Shiffen
bon 29,660 Sonnen uno Die Nortpez
ger nit nabe5u 10000 3onnen. Die
Hbeeber u~nieres 2anbes aber babeu
nihts setban. Sic bnben bas Selb
Sremben iiberlaiien.
Sier3u ben,ertt aNmerifa" Ii. a. tpie
fol9t: Sa5 gr9ebniB biernou tpirb
fem, bub Die Sapnner, ipenn Der ariee
81 gnbe scganseu fem pirb, cine
itarfe Sanbelsflottc, aiisgebarte
S6ifffabrts> 2inien, cine oermebrte
Snbuitrie unb mebr @elo 9aben ipers
ben ais 5upor. 8as ms beifieoer
iein fpirb, peib man beute nod nitt.
Soffen mir bas 9eite. Ser 3ufan
miro babel Elm erobes 8ort nit gu
ipreden BADEN. 8irtbifaften mir
bod aiif gut @liidl Sic fleineu
9elben Sterile 9eben planmdBis Dor.
Die piiien, mas lie poqeu. ga lit
ipobl bon .mebblin9" Die &ebe, nber
niht bon rmubbline"! 9as iiberldBt
Sofio anberen 2euten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28
Strabenkramaue in ilrm
11ork.
Nem Porter Trauen pruteitieren sesen
Hesieruns nno fGmpfen nit Snt.
nabelu nnb Sinse rndseln sesen
Yuli5iiteu.

Gep Oorf. N. g., 10. Suni.-
Sn Sem 0orf baben lid, oils cine Solee
Der 8eeiitricrune fir ben Staatss
Genius bereits bceeutenbere Muirubrs
SSenen ereishet. Gm Snmstas Nahs
mittus fam es 5rpiihcn etipa tairieno
Srauen Der Gillette mn bes SnrIem
Siitriftsa iofpie elmer Nn3abl Soils
3iiten ;u ernitcn SuinmntenitIben. mos
bel CO mebrerc 9erpunbun8en nhiceie.
Huie pie .Hiebcr nit Der Spanass
ausbebunsl", .Soh emma 8olbs
mani" unc sod Serfman!" ertons
ten uno nit 6utnaheln in ben Gan.
ben uuo erbcbenen Sduiten eranscn
Die Srulieu auf Die .@Iaurode" elm.
Die Srauen ridteten cine Yetition an
Wapor Nithel. in Der auseefiibrt
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7senferens In Stsdtelttt.

&openbae n.-@ine Sepeide
ans guoapeit beiast. bah Die un8aris
ihen So3iaIiiten bon 20, 6. SiHeie5e.
benz @oriisenoen oes Yetrperaoer ars
beiters unb Solbatenratbes. Elm Selcs
eramm erbalten baben. in Dem oieler
bic ginberufung elmer internationalen
io5ialiitii6en 8onferen5 in ben Sasen
bonn 2S. Suni Dis 8. Suli mad Stods
holm anfilnbiet. Die gtnberuiuns err
iolste mad ber Sepeihe burh ben
Ratb Der &rbeiters uno Solbatens
Selc9atcn.
@s lit bies pas critic @tal, Sab 5iuis
ihcn spei frieeflibrenben 9anhern
cine birette @erbineun9 berseiteat
ipurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-28
perf6Rt aesem Die Enn-
tfitufinn.
S%pnsrefmann Waiun iast, bic Sen=
ouns ppn &unifriptipns . gruppen
mad europa peritoFe segen bic
Sunititntiun. = Der Der. Stanten
General. Staatsanipalt perbpt Bird
itbent Saft i'm Sabre 1912 Drills.
trnppen mad benz a~uslanbe ST.
ifjifen.i
tepeSisn FIR bteie Settnna.)

nWesbalb perfplsen mir bic INT
fonifitutiunele Wetbube, bic Wilis
furffribieren 3u upllen. Wesbalb
perfolset mir niht pielmehr cine fpn-
ititutiunele Metbobe baburh, baR mir
cine Grmee pom Breiiuilisen ~ansbeben
nnb Sieienisen, bic ith ba5u berseben,
mad europa ihtden 49,"
Sizes lit 10 uneefdbr Der @runb>
9eoanfe Der beoeutenbeu Neoe. Die Der
Ibgeoronete Naion bon Suinois am
10. Suli inn HeprGientauteubauie in
Waibington belt unb Die BON Der
S%agesprelIe i~o5uia9en sdu3lid) inter
oriidt purbe. Sm 2aufe ieiner Heoe
erinnern Serr Naion II. a. barau. baB
Der General Staatsautpolt I'M Sabre
1912 benz bamaliseu Srdiibenten Sait
perbot, Wili5truppen nod benz Ius>
lanbe gu ididen unb bab bieie Gnts
ifeiouna POM 9eriGte aufre6t err
balten iuuroe.
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HEUEL NVIEI
1900 1900
Snuueu Spuneu
@ur elmer neueu Seeihlaht?

&openbdseu u. = 9ie itetiee
Sortoauer bes 5auhboote &rieges tpiro
tros Der Ibnabme Der 5eritorten Sous
mage. pelhe in benz gertht Der beuts
iden 4bmiralitdt fir ben Rpnnt Wai
3usegeben tpurbe,. nuh Der Inii6t bes
Warines Sahperitdnbieeu bes -gers
liner 2ofal s@~nseiser", 8upitdu &iibles
METER, idIieblih cine q%lsemeine Sees
iflaht afpiifer Der britiiden unb Der
beutihen Slotte er3tpineen. als eins
5iees Wittel CUR geenbisung Der
Eai6boots @efahr. &upitdn &iibles
ipetter ihreibt BEN HiideanS sber GAIL
Der Suuhboots Spfer I'M Wai bent
suten 1etter gu. or iast. bas @etter
seitatte fleinen Sauhbootidgern, lid
peiter auf. Die bobe See gu tpugen,
better gu i6iebeu unb Yeriitope leidter
gu entbeden.
Riidsus Der griten in Wtasebunien.
2pnbon. -Sie Seideu, peldle
auf einen Riid5us Der gntente aus
Waaebouien 5ieleu, mebreu iih.
Sotpobl Berlin lpte Sofia seben
oifisiel befannt. oab Die griten cine
Nnsabl porseitobener SteGunsen an
Der Strlma aufeeseben haben, uno
babel benz 9eiipiel S%inbenbure'S
iolsenb. aui benz 8iid3us Niles fir ben
Scinb @%erlpenbbare pernidten. Sur
bas Centrum Der Iniierten ant @nrs
oar itcbt nod felt. @obin bieje
Irmee iih per5icben tptro. lit nod
unbeifinmt. taum hiirfte tpeeeu
Iuneels an Shiiien Die 8eitfront in
gcre6nune se5osen tperoeh. Stalies
ntihe Sruppen moseu mad Galditina
.setpprfen pcrber.
7emtife erubern frans6iiihe
Stelunsen.
gerlin. = Sffi5ien fpuroe am
21. Suni bcfannt seseben, baB Die
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Cx-1dnis Aonfantin in
Der 5djmei,.
Ter Gg. SelenenfDnis iuirb in g6lbe
inn bentifen S%auptauartier Dor.
iprehen. - lie Sage in @riehen-
lamb. - SAT- sans 0riedcnlanb
uffupiert.

9ueano. Shpeis. - grsaDnis
aonitantin bon @ricfenIdnb lit ant
20. Snni bier eiusetrofien unb bon
Siiisieren uuS Ibgeidnoten Der 8es
gicruns i'm Nameu Der Sd,ipeis an
Der 8rense empfanscn unh besriiSt
porcen. Ser Shirt uno Die Siiritin
@iiIoip. iopie Der ncutitc @eiunbtc
beim @atifan. Or. bon Wueblbere.
unb anbere bohitebenoe Seutite be-
tbeilisten it'd an Dem gmpianse.
Iuf Der eriefiihe 8eianbte in 9eru
mar autpeieub. Nls Der e~nttbronte
aonis Den Salontpdsen perlieb. purbe
ibm cine ScpeiGe bon aaiier 1ilbclm
iiberrciGt. Der aouia iubr nit icis
ner gesleitung oireft nuh ieinem
Sotel. @obin lid Der 8onis bon bier
beseben pirb. lit nod %unbetaunt. bod
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Uruguay eswdtrt ans SOM
Herree9te.

Iontepibeo.- Yrdiibent @iera
bat beidloNcn, bic aunbeebuns 5u srs
laiien, bab llruguap cine amerifas
niide Nation, Die iih I'M arieee nit
elmer Station zines anbern Sentiments
i'm ariee befinbet, nift als trieefiibs
renbe betradten pirb. 6riessifiife
Der Der. Staaten in ben 8etpdNern
bon ~llrusuap pcrocn nift als fricss
fiibrenoe bcbanbclt perben.