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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

to Jackson's collection of trophies. He
won 1t at Boston recently by throwing
baseball 396. feet s inches, in compe-
tition against the best long-distance
throers in the American and National
leagues. He broke all records for
throwing baseball the farthest.
The smaller cup is the prize Joe re-
ceived for outbatting Ty Cobb in a
critical series some time back
Joe was on his way homo to Dixie
land when he stopped long enough be-
tween trains to pose for the picture
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-The seat
sale for the benefit football game be-
tween the soldiers team of Camp
Sherman and the University of Gin
cinnati at Redland Field, Nov. II, had
reached $44,250 today Seventy-three
boxes we're auctioned off for fetal
of s34,250 and $4,000 worth of single
tickets have been sold. The first box
was sold to Joe Magnus for $1,1OO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01
Purdue's Offensive
Shows Improvement

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. Coach
O'Donnell of Purdue is experimenting
with several combinations in an effort
to find capable men to take the places
of Hart for the line and Allen for de-
tense. The offensive attack of the var
sity has been improved in the prac-
tice for the Northwestern game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

General Joe Jackson, slugger of the
champion Chicago White Sox, now
wears a $3,669.20 smile, the latest and
best sporting smile. The So .669.20 rep
resents the cold cash Joe received for
helping the White Sox trim the Giants
in the worlds series.
The two cups Joe is holding also
have something to do with his smile
but nothing to do with the worlds
series.
The larger cup is the latest addition
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

There Is tradition which declares
that the poet Ben Johnson once walk
ed all the way from London to Haw-
thornden, near Edlnburg, to pay a
visit to his friend, Drummond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

The raising of Siberian hares for
commercial purposes has been under
taken on large scale by business
men near Hamilton, Ontario.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

them back a bit when the two teams
meet for their big game. Ohio State
has admitted that Indiana looks strong
and that it will take some real tussel-
ing to beat them. At the same time
o. S. U. seems to think the game is
already won and it looks like the
point will be pretty holly disputed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

The idea is growing that Michigan
and Ohio State are going to be the
large athletic rivals of the west Ath-
letics in every department have been
going right ahead at o. S. U. for sew
eral seasons and in football matters
Ohio State has stepped out in front,
At any rate the two schools are stu
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

Ted Lewis, welterweight champion,
came near losing his title at San Fran
cisco in a four-round bout the other
night. Ted's opponent was Battling
Ortega and the coast critics unite In
saying that Ortega chased Ted all over
the ring and deserved the award, but
Referee Jim Griffin rendered drew
decision.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01
Sport S2nap. Shots
JACF KEEN

ated geographically so that a large
rivalry between them would flourish
and prosper And most everyone ex
poets to see it develop.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01

Totals $50 $50 TT 2379 1888
High average, Tomlinsor, 1S5
High score, Tomliason, 232.
SEAT SALE FOR SOLDIER
GAME AMOUNTS TO $44,25o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-01
143 165 3o8

Totals ....796 81 $50 2452 81
High average, Meyers, 178.
High scare, Meyers, 1873.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31

Geo. M. Robertson this week re-
ceived a card from Roy Mead, former
ly Of Keuterville, stating that he is
now corporal in B company, End
Engineers, and was on his way to
Washington, D. c., to take up work
in the engineering department. His
many friends hereabouts will be glad
to know he is making such progress.
r. A. Shattuck came over from
Ferdinand Wednesday evening and
put the band boys through their PAGES
again. The boys are doing good work
and are digging into some pretty diff
cult music these days. Another six
months will place them in position to
hold their own with most any amateur
organization in the country. Hear
them on the street every Saturday
evening,
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31
Bishop GIorieux is Dead

The Right Reverend Alphonsus
Joseph Glorieux, Bishop of Boise,
died at hospital in Portland on
Saturday following a last illness
of three weeks duration. The
immediate cause of the bishops
death was heart failure and he
had been sinking gradually for
several days before his death,
having been in failing health for
the past several months. Bishop
Glorieux was 70 years of age and
was the oldest priest in point of
service in the northwest, having
recently celebrated his fiftieth
anniversary of service here. The
remains of the departed prelate
were taken to Boise in a chapel
car and were laid to rest on
Wednesday. A requiem mass
was held for the bishop at this
place on Tuesday morning.
The death of Bishop GIorieux
brings a feeling of deep regret
to many residents of north Idaho
and to Cottonwood in particular,
for he was we'll known here and
always had a tender spot in his
heart for the members of his
fold in this part of the state. He
was a man of beautiful character
and one of the leading citizens of
the state, always taking a deep
interest in the matters of public
welfare as we'll as those touching
his own life.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31
Summer Complaint

During the hot weather of the summer
months some member of almost every
family is likely TO be troubled with an
unnatural looseness of the bowels, and
it is of the greatest importance that this
be treated promptly, which can only be
done when the medicine is kept at hand.
Mrs. F. F. Scott, Scottsvile, n. V,
states, 81 first used Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy as much as FIVE
years ago. At that time | had a severe
attack of summer complaint and was
suffering intense pain. One dose re-
lieved me. Other members of my fam
lily have since used it with like results"
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31

J. H. Won Bargen was in town
yesterday from near Fem.
Miss Matte Blackburn return
ed last week from a visit of a
couple of weeks in Boise.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-15

(True translation filed with the
at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Is, as required by the act Of Oct. g.,
1879
Qon6on Is. g2ob. - g8ie man
bier Die nlageren beltte aus 95etro.
9ra0 einaetroffenen glodridten ouf.
faBt lit oas 8oIi9eoiti &egierltngs.
o6enteuer 10 gut mie been0et. IS
Iie9t oller0ingg ni6tS oirett Scenes
aus &etroqro0 bor, 0od) ergibt iih
aus lllnit1n0en 6ob 0ie prooiiori.
Ihe 9fegirung mie0er aQmdblib Die
Madt in Betrogro0 8uriiferbGGt, -
8ie &enner 9fuBIanos bier Die Gage
I'M 9Snneren GuBlan68 betra9ten,
bGugt Die 9fettltng 0esfeG6en bon ie.
men gIernenten ob, 6ie fib aus 0ti"
nit1nIiiten, 9fooifalel Der 8our.
geoiie, gouern lmo &oiofen ttn6 Ser
NIT ibnen 8ttiontmertpirten0en Ser
bdn0e 8ltioumenieben.
@}du qlnltbt bier oaB tpenn 6ie
probiioriibe 91egiertng pie6er feTt
Die 3iigel In &dn0en bat, Die g2ini-
naIiiten uno Die ro0ifolen &d6etten-
parteieu 1itb otf elm aabinett eini-
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1(merikaner iiberfancl1
Semtit6c 4oatrcitiae!
Sin 9cntIdjcr gcfnaen; nebrers ber'
uuuSct; gImcrifaner tn SdIiiken'
graben Oeriunu0et.

(True translation filed With the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
is, as required by the act of Oct. G.,
1919
q(merifaniides 5eGo6atrptquortier,
9rantreifL Is. g8ob. (8on S.
g8. &egler, aorreiponoent Der l1nite0
8reB.) - Gin tpeiterer Qmerifdner
1T Der <gel zines 6eutiaen Sdarf.
iAilben erlegen un6 mebrere on0ere
nltroen our9 cine 6eutfde @rannte,
mel6e in einen bor0eren dn1eritani.
i6en Sdiitengrobcn egplo0ierte, Der.
nun6et. 3ie amerifauer aber itbten
8ie6erber9eItung, in6em ite bel Ell.
nem g&adtii6erfoI in $50 05an'3
2m0" einen 8eutiden t0teten ur0
3luei beripun0eten.
Cine getniidte fron80Iti6sonerifa.
niihe @}atrouille idtid iih 5rped8
&efognos5ierlug 8ur gfadlt8eit ms
SEQ 01un'8 2ano". Sin nodidn1e8
g2itgIte0 ser 8atrouiI(e bernobm
beroG6tiges @erduih. 2tltf Ieiie &C.
gebenes 8eiden trertnten itd Die
9tmerifoner un0 6ran8oien in 3tpei
Q6teilitnQen un0 berborgen iid in
bon @eI6oiien arfgetpiiblten 2odern.
Sort pnrteten Tie, bis Die 9eltt.
ifen berannobten. Damn braden
Sic Gontrtie8 1ttt0 Goilus Io8. 9ie
QeutIden flo6en, troboen iie n1lnes
rii6 Itqrfer ip1ren, unter laltten
GeItrei. Sic nurteten mir lange
genug, nm ibren totem aamerd0ct
uno 8tuei i6rer 8ermunoeten n1it8u'
ne6men. 0te aInerifaniihe artille'
rie beantDortet Do5 9euer Der 8eltt-
iben 6duB I'M S6uB un0 tpnr0e
tuc9en i6rer Saltung bon einem ge-
piiien fran86iiiben General 6eIobt.
Die Senotoren Gen9on utl0 SEEM
6rid8 tDoren beute @aite 0e8 Sen.
Beri6ing. Gie botten oie anertfa.
tii6e aariegsidule~ itlpi8iert,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-15
Japan i9i6t keinc
Grilppcn itacb europe!

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Is, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1919
Gofio, Is. glob Ger iaponiide
9rieosnli!iiiter, General Se1tnait
Oibipo, teilte iopaniiden 3eitung8.
leitten NIT. 0oB e8 Ourdoits itnnlog-
lid leiu nijr0e, Der 1tngebeuren 8o-
iten uno g1angels on Gonneugebalt
fpeael Irllppen nod europa 81
Ienocu Baron Toto6nbibi friiHerer
,5inon3miniiter 1mO elmer Der 5itS
rer Ser SeiDutei 9ortei, ertldrte in
eineln bon oeu 3eitltngeu ber0ffent'
lt6teu lGngerea glrtifeI, Der iapani.
idcn 9lruee mongele es ou ihmeren
@jeid)itBen 1mo glcropIols 2lusriIitung.
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Gicr tranSfoutinentaic gufhurge ge-
pluut.


92em 9orf, t5. g2ob. Dos Gre
sltiofoulitee oc8 2(ero alu6s bat
Ourd icinen 4rdit0cnten 2llou g.
&amleg belanut gegeben oob iit Der
4hb 8llr Gtablierung bon bier 2uft
ruegcn qlcr Ouud Den aoutinent mt
ihieOen bot, itatt nur eilles ciu3i9en
ME uriprimgIih proponicrt lpor0cn
mar. Gieie bier 2uirpe9e iollen bic
folgenoeu 9}amau erbaltcn 28ooos
rom g8iliou 2uitiueg. @e6riioer
g8rigbt 2uftpeg, 2ungieD 2uitlDeg
un0 Gbunlte mo 8ea 2uitmag.
gluBerOeu III beobiidtigt ourh cine
glu3ubl bon guitrotten oieia trons.
Tontinentoiea 2uitneGe nitGinuu0er
at bcr6inOcu 3icie ger6noungs'
roiden iollcu nod 4}iouieren 0e3
fSlugncicus imo nod 9icaleuugs6e-
amtcn, melhe 0ic glerpunltlt sel0rs
cert buben, benalnt meroen.
Ger Miliou Sluhuaa plr0 iid III
qcra0er &inic bon ltep gort nah
San 5ronci3co critredcn mo lmter
moeren Die 5t0ote Gle0elon0. &nle.
90 ru0 G6icago beriibren. Ger 0je.
brilOer 8riggt 2uriUea io1 in 8oih.
ingtou ieiuen gluinng uebmen onrA
gtor0-GaroIina iiJbren, no bic
gBrigbt5 ibrcu erten GiItOrilben
Slug mo6ten, ui0 bonn 0urd geors
9io, gllubaua 4I{iiliiHppL SouIliono.
Jera5, gieD @iarlfo nm 2lrBona bis
5oa 3ieao Goj iif erItrctcil Ser
Sap9lep Suiimc9 iDiro iit poH geaiiJ-
IHgton bis Cos 9lnaely ertrcdel'.
Der Ghalate uD 8ea 2uThoe5 lt
ais uGrolidite ,ioutc qe0udt sic
ioa vi Bolton 6g9iaHcH uno ilbcr
l[l6anD 2Dracuic. gtodeiter l5re,
Buffalo, Ietrolt, @rQuo ]ial,0s.
minneapolis, 8isnord @raat soils
na6 Seattle, 8oi1., iiibren.
gon Den 8erbiuoungsrouten. iuels
DE geplant iin6, lu1ren 3u neaeH 0ie
atlantiide 9tolte bon Bangor, 9le,
bis aeD &eit 6loriba; Die 3oIi-
gtoute BON Seen g9eit bis 5ur 4iiiiH
Dung Ocs Rio @ranoc; bic pn3iiiidjg
Rgte BON 1an Licgo big 5la lsu.
get Slulo.
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ltrieosIp 0ite
5. Oe5. alls9e eebcn!
2itic arieesideine fu6 uanentIidl
fir Die fleinen Seate
bere9uet,

G6ieaqo, is. glob. - ariegsipory
I6eine, ourd 6eren 9erau8Gobung
Die 8unoe8regieruu8 5luei 0dltiar0en
auBubringen boiit, mer0en born 3.
Ge3enlber an ousgegeben ner0en,
Ger gIon Der fIeiHen 2euten er-
m0gliden ioIl, lire griporftifie 10
an3ulegen 0QB iie tbr &ei[ gun
&rieg beitroQen, lit bonn &ongteB 9e.
ne6nigt mor0en. @r nuroe, 9}od,
ricbten ous 8oi6ington 5ufoIge, bon
5faBamtsiefretGr 0tc2l0oo un0
5rdii0ent S5ront u. 9anoerlip bon
Ser g2ational Gitp 8auf in 9len
gort, Der @oriiBauoer Der arie85-
iporfomtHiiiton III, in 2lnIpradea ers
ortert.
arieg8iporideine, Die NIT bier
9rn5ert ber3init meroen 1ul0 in fiinf
Sabren mie0er Gin9eloit tper0en mer.
ben iu 5pei S5orlnet heraus0e5e6cn
uer0eu. Die cine sForn lit Elm
ariegSlparidciL ouf ben 3man3i9
5parmorfen filr ie $4.t2 o1er in8Qe.
jamt S824O oltfgetlebt per0en. ST
Dir0 nQ6 fiinf Sabren fjir 500 Elm.
geloit. s5nt 2e5ein6er oieie8 un0 i'm
9Sonltur nG6iten a5abre8 mer0en Die
5pormorteu fir ie S4.12 berfouft.
8on erIten 5ebrtar ndditen @5QDre8
an foiten iie ieoen 9}onat eillen Sent
nle6r. g8cnn Ser GQufer, Der 0en
aricqsiparideiu nit 0cnl g(nfQui
DER eriten Sparniurte erbalt, Teine
5lunr5iq Spormarfcn III ben bei0e1
crltea N}onnten 9e3au6er 1la0 sSa-
mar fauft foitcn i0nt Die Sparid)ei.
ne $50. 40, oie ibn ftuf Sabre NIT
Bins ul0 3iuleS5ins ber5itit fDer0en.
VIM 1. Syonuor 1928 erbalt er filr
lelnen S6ein $100.
Die 8peite 6orrl Der arieGsipar-
ideine ninlmt ole 6orn Don Spar
tarten an, uuf Die er Spouitarfea
BON je % Gents auffIeben fam.
Qicic &arten mer0cu idlieblidl fltr
ciual ariegs iparIdlcin bon So eln-
qctouiht 2ic aorteu ml0 g}arteu
mcr0eu III HoitaRtern 9dnIeu.
gnhniatiouen, 2aoeu MIN. bon be.
mtitrogtu 4gclltau oerfoltlt mer.
0cL
IS mGrneu uj6t Iae9r Ql8 $1,000
SrjgqsipdrldlelHe en- ENC el13aluc
Eerl0H Dcrtattft ner0en
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1lcme Gaktik fir 21ctu
11orks Grcdsenlcommo!

9{eip Yorf, 10. gtDo.-8le Bros
Bibittoniiten per0en utlter s5it6rung
Der anti-Soloon 2iga cine boqit1ns
big neue &ottif IN ibrent Sample
sur &rodenlegung Ser Stn0t g&eip
Yorf befoIgen. Gie tpolen 0ur6 Elm
2tmenoenteft oe8 t9ta@6eeIer.@e.
iebe8 oie 01etropole GIT .2ocaI Sps
tion4 -9erritorium MAIDEN 110 oas
ourh Die @pril- -2lbIttuuutng iiber Die
Jroge berineioen, ob gIeip g)orf I'm.
ter bo8 GeieB iouen miro. 8enn
Seem gorf fin ,2ocal Option" -@es
biet ertldrt lit, ioa 6ur6 eine Nto.
biliiierltng oGer 98oHertriflter ser
groBe 56Gog gefitbrt iperOen. 3u
elmer Gntiheioltng min man eS i'm
nohIten S5abre nidt foluuten Goiielt
0a Die GtGrfe Ser 8rouer, Sdnobs.
6renner ln6 g8irtidaft8. .SSSSrtereIien
gefiirdtet miro. Sobolo ober -
Die 0ie 2tnti Saloon 2iga eripartet,
-6ieIe Stdrfe 0ur6 8unoesgeieBe
un0 arieg8ntoBregeIn 8ur &onier.
bierltng Der &orrdte urtcroro6cn
lmO erI6iittert lit, Damn ioQ Der
lln1itur5 polen0et pcroen.
Sci Der 0ub( om Iebten GienStoQ
iin0 ttn 6taote Stem gorf t22 0rt.
idaften troden gelagt moroeu. ,5u
ben ariibio6rsmuDlen tparen 25 Or
te in5 Eager Der @oIiertriilter iiber.
gegangen, mo0urtb bic 3ab[ Der lit
oieiau Sabre bon Sen Grobtbitiotti.
iten eroberten Grtitbaften ouf 147
gebrQdt miro. Ger Stoat Seem
gorf bat insgeiomt 932 Srtid)ufterL
bon 6enen nunHebr $40 troden &C.
Iegt iin0.
a9ie ipeitous gr0Bte 3nbl Ser
Grtidoften be8 Staates Got itd fir
4robibition erfl1rt, iagte &ol(in
8. gberbeort. Ser Better Ser Bro.
bibition88eitihrift p2luericun SSSiiue",
r3icie i3obIeu bctpeiien, ooB oo$
GoIt @robibition bnbeu nil, ionlt
hotte e8 nidt Die 98rrtibnften in
mebr nls 3lpci Grittel ser GrtIfof-
ten 0es Staotes qelhIolien. 0ie
Std0te beg Staote5 baben bisber
nod feline @elegen6eit gebobt iiber
8robibition ob5uitinnnen, ober penn
Die 0ffeutIi6e sQ}eimmg in oen
St06ten MIR einigernoBeu NIT Den
glniitten Der Srti6often iiberein-
ittuutt, uer0en bel Der ndhiren 8abl
bicIe StQote frozen 9elegt
llnter ben @eituunutn9en oes 9ill-
@6eelers@cief iin0 ole St6ote oes
Stantes 9lcn gort filr .,2ocoL 0D.
ton Gerritoriunl crtl6rt nor0en,
0usgenpututen Die Sto0t Seem 9orf.
g806ran6 Sic an6erelt Stdote in scr
2lprI g8ahl 0irctt ij6er 5rodenle.
qlulg obitrnmen uerocn Iep }lorf8
g8a6ler 5u eiitidei0en hdbeu, oh Die
Sta0t y2oral GpHon4 @e6iet iein
io1 ober nidlt. Die 9l6Itiunung er-
folqt mtf @rln0 einer 8ctition Die
non % Gr13ent oer &dbler unter.
5eidnet luer0en mIB. JSol5 Stem
})orf I'M 2lpril 1918 ourd oie @nbl
fitr a2ocal 2ption4 -8ebiet ertL1rt
miro, 0ann fam in foIgenOen Sabre
iiber bic 8 SrodenIegung obgeitinmt
mer0cn 8enn ober sic 8robibitio1i-
item BEL Der g8obI 5urdinllen, fam
crit mad fiinf Sobren mieoer cine
abItinumlng borgenonmen neroen,
ride uil0 ousp6rtige 4olittf eirbnI.
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Gailc1bccfs11crluite
ic9r bcrab9cfaaen!
g'nr fic6cn Shiffc iinS i'm @nn3cu
OeriOreu geganaen; bic HieOrigs
item Serlnite Der Sam'
pngnc.

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha, Neb., on Nov.
Is, as required by the act Of Oct. 6,
1879
2ou0on, Is. 9too.- -91ur Elm 6ri.
tiideg S6iff ntebr al8 1900 &onnen
groB ipuroen our6 cine 92ine oOer
Elm Gaub6oot ndbrenb Der Iebten
8o6e, eemdB Der m6deutlicben ge-
fauntmdduug iiber SdiffsoerIrite,
oie geItern obeno erIaiien iuuroe,
berientt tuorOeH. Gies 1T Der nie6.
rigIte &efor0, felt 2cdidlono ieine
Observation-Disclosures 6egonu.
eSiinf S4iffe BON meniger oIs
1900 &onuep un0 elm fSiiderboot
iDproeu pGbreno Der @o6e oerienft
Ole nieOrigiten frii5eren 8ablen po-
rem 10 SouffoGrer, o6t 0o0on in ser
&ategorie bon 1900 Solnen uno
oorilber, mo bier bon peuiger ais
1900 Conner.
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4errD, ga, l5. 9toD. Gurh 0o5
8laben ejues 9}audro6res ouf eiuer
2ofunotiuc muroe ocr 2otomotib-
fii9rer @m 9tlrpbb i6mer3bait,
ober 1ti6t gefdbrIih berbritbt, nab.
reno Der Jeuernlann =. 6. 8arner
curd 0ie iih entuitelnoen Sale
ohnn1ftia mur0e. gcioe @tduner
oitriteu IN tur5erer 3eit wic0er
oienitiGbie fem.
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$rouilorii9e &egimt
0ot luteOer GberbanO!
CcnScner 1lteltmneen sMfoloc perSen sic 5ns
itGrSe in 4octrceraS tpictcr normal; balSige
GinberMfMn0 scr HcnititMcntc.
2(nSere 2ta4rteten beiaeert, retrOsraS brennti

gen per0en bos cine frdfhoe n1ilitd.
ten miro.
8el6er gtrt 9fegierltng fid nna
INNER geitaIten mag, Die Snitpt-
oufgabe oerieGben tpir0 oarin bette
BEN cine 20iung ser gegenD1rtigen
ipirtidoftli6en GriIe berbeiSufiibren.
@8 miiIien 01itte[ uno @ege gefhof.
fen peroen, Die 9Sroouftion Der 9tob.
rltng8nlittel Su berinebrer. 8ie gier
leben0e 9tililen iageu, nlliB Die Soat
Der 9lnnr9ie ousgerottet meroen,
nelde our9 oelltIhe 9sropognn0a
1m0 bon raoifalen 6onntifern geidt
1T, un0 baun n1iiiien Die eefoBten
&riegs5iele rpieoer meiter ms Guge
gefaBt meroen.
S5noirefte 9edhrihten aus 8etro.
grab beIaget, Dob bic Gonititlitions-
beriau1nllung iobalo ols nt0gItd eir.
beritfen tperoen miro.
Son dllen Seiten miro bier be.
tont, onB 9fuBlono BON ben aoiaten,
Die an Der gtie6eriperfitng Der Gebo.
luton einen 10 groBen Qlnteil gelonl-
men babeh ri6ts alt befitrdten Bat.
2enn Die aoiofen itno felt jcber
fomnuutiitiib uno oer1ofratiih ges
tpelen.
4etrDQrnO iDl[ bremnen.
Stodbolml, Is. 92ob. Ginern
bier beltte eingetrofferten geridlt Iii.
foIge foG @etrograo lit 5Innullen
Iteben.
8unrebieffs SroflamatiDn.
Gtodbolnt la. 9tob. Sberit.
le1ttr1nnt Ntonrenieff, 8pfeblsbobsr
Der Sr1ppen, ipeIhe Getrogroo ber-
teioigen bat elmer un0otierten Qepe.
| ide bon Sdporafod an Die 9ogeag
g6Dbeter 8ltfoIge folgenoe 8roflanlos
tlea erioIien:
o4erensfp bot Dog foIidbe GeriId1t
herbreitet, 0nB Die 3ritppen in Retro
grab freiiuiIlig 8u Der prooiioriihen
&egierltng iibergeganeen iiilD. 9ie
&rnppen 0es freieit r1iliiden 8olfe8
3ieben iid rtidt ouriif unO ergeben
| fid) aud nidt. Sic 1aben nur Got
idina berIoiien Inn 1titiliiteg 9luf.
bergieBen 5u heru1eioen 1tn0 bnben
bel 8etrograb neutrality-suspicious.
gen etngenonlnten.
Die 8ofition tit iebt fart eeattg,
nm StreitfrGften, Die 5ebnunnI 10
itnrf itn6, ipie oieienigen 4erensfDs,
8iberItano leiiten 81t f0nien. llnie.
re Eruppen Iino bonn beften @eiIt
beieelt. 0romng lt1l0 Rlibe berridt
in 8etrogra0.
IuBer 0em Gten3er 9[ltrora fi10
nod Die Grieg8idiffe Sargo uno
Sbobooa, Dos ShulI6iff slfrtfd itn6
Ieh8 $orpe0oboote Ser bnItiIden
! JIotte BON 9eIftngfors eingetroffea
un6 onfern lit Ser 9seba nabe Der
gdholus Bride, non mo- aus Iie bic
gan3e Sta0t boulboroieren fonnen.
Ole 8eiotung beItebt aus 8oi6epifi. \
Sibirien erflart ltnab6Gnsigfeit.
2pn0on Is. g1ob. = gfa6rtd)ten
aus &ornea, 6innloitO, iiber aopen.
bagen beiagen, 0oB Si6trie1 iin BON
9lBIano Io8geidgt un0 ben friiberen
Barren gtifoIau8 sum 9oiier aitsge.
rltfen bot. S5u 6erielben 9epeide
/ beiBt es, Giep lit BON 9ointen beiebt.
SoIi6ebiti bcaniprnden GrFuIse.
Sopen6agen, Is. Sob. = 8epe.
iden bon @eIiiugfors beiogen, 0oB
Die 9oGi6eoifi @otIdina nieoer sli.
ritferobert boben tno ooB Die SEE.
rensfD Srltppen fit uoh Dem Sii6en
3uriif5ieben. G8 beiBt, 0ie 8oIibe-
bifi StreittrGfte beriuhen. Die fid9
3rriid3ieben6eu aerenStp Srtippen
u63ui1nei0en.
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'sStaliener leiiterl
Dcroil6en &iOtrltanO!
GrcbScm trei Grc6itdctc in Gbcritaltcm betcits
ocrdllint fms, kdnpfcn Sic Jtalicncr
6m6crit barttt6dlG.
auuIsIdQass peneSiss in si@er4eit oeOrac4t!

8ioDe, 5pii6en 6uero ur0 6enere,
feiteu Sub at foiien bereitelt.
Syn Der @ebirgSgegen0 bon Se35e,
ON Der Erient 6rott, in oitIider
Gi6tlt1g mad 5eltre cine Strede
BON etipo IL 0feilen, lin0 Die S5to-
liener Dor Dem 5einoe 5uriifgefdllen;
0erielbe bot au6 meitere fir i'm bor-
icilbufte gunfte ouf Der g(iiago Sod.
flGde th0 Der Sette Gomune gemon.
nen. 2Iuf Dem 8eItufer oe8 @ar0a
Sees beriltdten 0Iterrei6iid. .oelttide
Gruppen in iiiolider &idtltng bor8u-
6ringeh mltr0eu jeooh BON Oen Sta
Iienern Daran berbinoert.
Sn 9alditina nuS IeiupOtnmiea.
Gie 8riten ieBen tbren gornarih
in GolGItina lut0 Wtelopotdntien fort.
9ie tiirfii6en Gtreitfr1fte Bober ibre
Qii1ie bon 30 bis 80 Wleilen noro.
Iid bon Tefrit 8uriifge3ogeu uno
Iteben ieBt $50 N}eileu nor0lpeitlifj
bon @oqoa6 mn &igris. S5n Said
Itino iino Die Tilrfen lpeitere iie6en
Reilen 3priidgeordn9t tporOen. 5s
beiBt, boB iie felt 9egimn 0es Dor
tigeu 6elO3uges oie 5dlfte i1rer
5treitfr1fte eingebiiBt baben. Cine
&abaQcrieOipiiion Die nlr eineu flet,
men Teil Ser enqogierten Streitfrafte
bil6et, uaHte 100 8efangene rnl0
eroberte 2 @cI6iltc mo IA glaihis
tenQeiuc6re.
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Nron3oien oerlicren aluei sdliffe.

8aris. 10. gloD. Ser 8erluit Ser
Fron0aiiidet Sdifio9rt Surd 9fmeu
ODER 9aub6oote fir Die ISOLDE, sic
am H. Gooember 5u Gn6e 9ing,
beitdno IN 5iUei Sdiffen ii6or 1900
Ionnen pDbon eiuc5 iDirtlid in Der
bor6ergebeuoeu @ohe berieuft
mur0e, uno feiucu Stiifeu inter ies
ner GonnaQe Bier eriolgloie SIN.
9riffe lpuroci oou Eoud6ooten gc-
modt
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Calais TON ocutId1cn
Slic9crn beitfoiicnt

(True translation filed with the
postmaster at Omaha Neb., on Nov.
is, as required by the act of Oct. 6,
1910
@aris, 15. glou. Gs iunr0e
beute betannt genladt. 0aB Galais
non feinolihen 6IiegerH beidoiien
pur0e. &iele 3iuilutcn lUuroen ter-
nunoet.
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&on0on, Is, 9iob Gin britil6cr
3erit6rer ltnb ein Monitor, Die in
@erbinolmg nit Der britiideu 2lrmee
in 8uleItinn opericrtelt mltr0en ber-
ienft, pie offi3iel gemeloet ptroe.
Cine @cldnlt5obl bon 33 0ioun
iueroen bou 0en 8pei 5difien bers
nliBt Gin feitolid)es Sou6boot Der,
ientte Die bei6en Sdiffe.