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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
DANCING PARTY TO
BENEFIT WAR FUND

The Tri-City Screen club will en-
ter the social field tonight, when a
dancing party will be given al the
Knights Of Columbus hall
The yet-to-be screen favorites have
contributed their services to the al
fair and will entertain those present
The proceeds Of the dance will go, in
part. to the Knights Of Clumbus war
fund. The reception committee, which
will be augmented by a group from
Aliouez council S58. Knights Of Co
lumbus, includes Rose Deleon, Clara
Newcomb, Laurina Olsen, Hazel Bra
dy, Mae Richards Casey, Amanda
Schmitt, Kitty Benham. Mrs Dam
rien E. Fortine. Fan Brady, Elloise
and NOrah Bebee. Soda Cara. Twyla
Nichols, Beulah Usher. Dorah Holmes
Ruth Corcoran and Mildred Spencer.
Artistes who will appear follow
Miss Kathryn Lewis in solo dances
Mrs Casey in vocal numbers; Miss
Grace Proctor. imitator of Elsie Janis
Miss Donah Holmes, known profes
sionaily as Billie Adair,' in her owl
dances; Miss Schnitt, popular tri-citl
vocalist, and the Knights of Columbus
quartet Schieberls orchestra vii
play, there will be quadrille or two
/ beside the later dances.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

sonic temple recently The required
number for organization has been Sc
cured and the officers expect TO begin
work Immediately to secure the dis
pensation.
The local caldron will be the second
in Illinois. The other one is in
Chicago. officers say that the Rock
Island caldron should eventually be-
come a strong unit.
Five officers were elected at the
meeting and before the next meeting,
to be held Jan, Z, the appointed off
GERS will be named by the elected
/ head
The elected officers are as follows:
Mysterious enchantress-Mrs. H s
I Boliman
Nalad- Mrs Josephine Mace.
! Gnome-Mrs. Nellie ObeTg.
/ Secretary--Mrs. Anna Stevens.
/ Treasurer L. r. Anderson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
ALL OBEYED LAW
REGARDING SIGNS
First Lightless Night in City Wit
messed Last Evening With But
One fiolat0r.
LIGHTS SHINING AT z:I5 A. NJ.
al That is Saved Night Previous
Wasted Morning After. Cues
ton is, Whyl

People on the downtown streets
last night witnessed the first light
less night since the establishing of the
rule of short while ago.
On previous nights when all win
dow and sign lights We're requested TO
be extinguished there were a few VIC
lators who had their lights burning
brightly as ever but last night there
was not a single unnecessary light Or
sign burning which shows that the
business men and the city are grad
ually waking up to the fact that fuel
conservation must be carried on in
the city and that the law must be
obeyed.
Burn in Daylight.
The big question is. why were the
ornamental post and automatic signs
all burning brightly at 7;45 this
morning? It seems that the morn
ing after every lightless night. the
lights are glowing even after sunrise.
Why the economy at night when an
absolute waste follows in daylight.
local people are asking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
COLD NOT BEING
boarded IN CITY
Rnmors To Effect That the Yellow
Metal Is Being Hid Denied by
Bank Officials.
NO SHORTAGE IN ROCK ISLAND
] Scarcity Of Coins Caused by Govern
ment Request To Discourage
Their Circulation.

In response 70 rumors that people
10 Rock Island are boarding gold in
safety deposit vaults. a local bank Of
fetal stated today that he earnestly
believed that there WAS no such prac-
iice being carried on although in every
community there are a few cranks
who might, as during the civil war,
collect what gold they could and
save H.
Persistent rumors have been clrcu-
lated in the city 10 the effect that
many we're collecting the yellow metal
and storing il IN their deposit vaults In
the local banks on account OF the
gold shortage There is no gold
shortage Tho scarcity Of it locally Is
caused not by any shortage but as a
result of a government request ask
ing the banks throughout the country
to discourage the use Of gold as a
medium Of exchange. The Rock Is
land arsenal and the Rock Island
Pillow company formerly we're accus-
toned to pay in gold but have stopped
the practice The request was made
on account Of the fact that gold is Of
a soft composition and easily wears
away. The various factories that used
the metal in their payrolls had ma
chimes which automatically counted
and al the same time wore the coins
smooth Smooth coins or coins that
are worn when placed together in
large quantities and returned to a
bank are not redeemed at their face
value but are weighed and the amount
paid according to weight. Local banks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
QUIET new YEARS
|. EVE is EXPECTED
Annual Event Minus All That is Usual
is Program in Rock Island for
Tonight.
FEW RESERVATIONS ARE MADE
Very Small Numter of swatch Par
ties" Engage Tables in Advance
No Overflow Expected.

New Years eve, minus the most Of
things that it usually means, is the
program at the Rock Island places Of
for tonight
In years gone by festive throngs
have gathered in Rock Island not only
from all over the tri-cities but from
towns of great distance to participate
in the brilliant and bubbling New
Years eve affairs fer which the city
had become noted
According to cafe proprietors- the
most famous Of Rock Islands New
Years eve hostsx-things are going tc
be somewhat different" tonight than
they have in previous times The gay
festivities Of former years, they say
will be mix tonight In fact, it is
said, about the only thing that viii
occur as usual is the passing out oil
the old year and the coming in oil the
new one.
The managers Of the various cafes
have done nothing in the way o.
especially elaborate entertainments
for tonight Instead it is said, ouly
every night cafe life will prevail, made
more gloomy perhaps by the threaten
ing cloud of uncertainty that at pres
ent hangs over the saloons ant
other places in the city Of Rock Is
land where liquor is dispensed.
FEW Reservations.
All of the cafes will be open fo
business, however. and are expecting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
TAKE NO ACTION
BOTTLED LIQUORS
SaI0Onkeepers Fail to Decide to STOP
Selling Package Goods Over
the Counter,
TAKE RAP AT WHOLESALERS
Claim That Ordinance Is Being fi0-
lated With Exception Old Es-
tahIiShed Dealers,

A special meeting Of the Rock Is
land Retail Liquor Dealers associa-
ton was held yesterday morning at
the Turner hall to discuss the latest
warning OF the government agents to
close the saloons Of the city unless
the practice Of selling bottled goods
over the counter was stopped at once.
The officers Of the association i'm
pressed the seriousness Of the situa-
ton upon the members. The govern
ment is determined to stop the source
of liquor to the soldiers stationed at
the arsenal and measures to check
this were discussed. The saloonkeep-
ers felt very much as the proyerbiai
man who is between Satan and the
deep blue sea" 1t was finally deter
mined that saloonkeepers, who are
members of the association, would ex-
ercise much caution as to who they
give bottled goods.
It was claimed that the wholesale
liquor dealers Of the city disposed OF
as much bottled goods as the retail
CTS anu Will lilo po9SibAS SAtSFti"AI -
dozen or so, the wholesale dealers
were violating the city ordinance anC
selling quantities Of less than a gal
/ lon OF whiskev and less than sever
pints of beer, In some instances il
was found that the wholesalers were
selling whisky by the glass, retailer:
charged. The majority Of thes'
Z Uh0IaSa Tprs are dealers who fiDCkef
to this city when the neighborin.
cities were placed in the dry column
and not those long established here.
1t was also learned indirectly tina
the men in uniform secure liquor il
+. Davenport, it being brought to then
/ by both men and women. There i
one charge that bootleggers operating
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
Sick People
Health is Yours

The Electro-Medical Labora-
tory. with Offices ia the Central
Trust Building, is now open TO
the public. Equipment and fur
nishings are complete for the
successful treatment of long
standing. obscure and lingering
diseases. Comfort and expert
care featured.
DR.. kroeuing, the physician in
charge Of the medical depart
ment of the laboratory, through
correct diagnosis and proper
treatment secures results here
tofore deemed impossible with
out the knife
Those men and women who
are sick with chronic stomach,
intestinal and pelvic disease
will welcome the news OF the
coming to Rock Island of Or.
Kroening. expert in the treat
ment Of obscure and long stand
ing ailments, who has assumed
full charge OF the medical de-
partment Of the laboratory. For
more than twenty-five years
this physician has given his
time and talents 20 the cure Of
diseases with medicines alone,
refusing 20 use the knife except
In extreme cases,
TO INTERESTED PARTIES
WE OFFER THE HIGHEST
REFERENCES AS TO OUR
BUSINESS INTEGRITY AND
PROFESSIONAL STANDING.
NO MATTER If OTHER DOC
TORS HAVE FAILED TO CURE
YOU. DON'T GIVE UP. THE
SUCCESS WE HAVE HAD IN
THE CURE OF DISEASE
WITHOUT THE USE OF THE
KNIFE is OUR BEST REF
ERENCE.
II you are suffering with
stomach arrangement, intes-
tinal troubles or pelvic disease,
you are welcome TO a free con-
sultation with DR. kroening.
Catarrhal conditions, deafness
from catarrh, goitre, rupture,
piles and other rectal diseases
are successfully treated with
out surgery. Blood and nerv-
Gus troubles. including rheuma-
tism and uric acid ailments,
treated and cured.
OUR MOTTO. No Big Fees.
No False Promises. No Cutting.
No Incurahles Treated. No
names published.
Rooms 30l and SOC Central
Trust Building. Third Floor.
Entrance to Building on Eight
eenth street. Take elevator.
Hours: 10 to Il, 2 TO 4 and
Z to 2 p. m. Sunday. 10 10 II.
ELECTRO-M MEDICAL
LABORATORY.
ROCK ISLAND. ILL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
ALEDO AT A GLANCE
Measles Increase.

The epidemic of measles which mas
been fiourishing here for the past rev
weeks seems to be gaining strength
instead of diminishing. Thirty-seVeh
new cases were quarantined last week
nv Health Officer Joseph Boyd, whiie
onIy. q cases were reported the week
before.
1t was expected that the epidemic
would be under control by Saturday,
but a larger number was on record al
that time than at any former period
With school dismissed for the Christ
mas holidays it is hoped that the
measles will be blotted out when the
work is resumed next Monday, Jan
7. It has not been considered neces-
sary to fumigate the school buildings
as it is believed the epidemic viii be-
blotted out by that time.
No reason. could be given for the IN
crease in the number Of cases Tht
disease is light in form and practically
every case recovering in week o.
less time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

Personal Mention.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and Miss Nellie
Gilmore were in Galesburg Saturday.
Mrs. Mark Stead of Joliet. III, who
is here visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Ringdell, went to
Woodruff Saturday to spend the day
with Mrs. Z. ]. Grossenberg.
Mrs. Charles Kirshner and son
George Of Kansas, H., and Mr. and
Mrs. n. ?. Prince Of New Boston.
came Friday to spend q few days here
with her sister, Mrs II, ?. Prince, in
New Boston before coming here, They
left for their home Saturday.
Harry Cortland of Redwood Falls
MINI. who is here visiting with his
mother. Mrs. NJ. Cortland. went to
Norwood Saturday to spend a few days
Il the home Of his sister Mrs. Archer
Sherer.
I. D. Eakman was in Rock island
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. E. Andrews and son Reed
and daughter Ignore, left Saturday
for their home in Rockford. Ill, after
weeks visit here at the home Of
/ her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. W, Reed
All the news all the ime-The
, Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
Marriage Licenses.
Personal Mention.

William j. Stevenson New Windsor
Ellen Olivia Jackson j.. New windsor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31

in Moline on Sundays buy liquor IL
large quantities here every Saturday
night. then dispose Of it in the Pillow
city on Sabbath, many local men go
ing there on that day TO secure 1t.
The saloon men realize that the gov
eminent is not clubbing in this mat
ter and have decided to exercise eau
ton in the future. The saloon mea
have not at any time been accused
OF selling directly to the men in uni
form. The real violators are those
persons who buy liquor and then give
il to the soldiers. 1t is hard and next
to impossible to apprehend these
parties.
Marking Time.
Just how the government agents
will accept this latest move OF the sa-
Ioonmen is not known United States
Deputy Marshal Walter Williams wheI
in the city last declared that if TIT
saloon men did not discontinue sell
ing bottled goods over the counter
all bars in the city would be closed
Just what action will follow remains
to be seen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
ATTENTION MEMBERS.

Plattdeutschen Schwestern are re.
Guested to meet Wednesday, Jan ., at
1870 p. M at the home Of the late Sis
ter Margaret Stubbe, 104l Fourteenth
and-a-half street By order Of
BERTHA BRUHN. Pres.
DORA BERTELSEN. See.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
Receive S1,25 4
BUSHEL FOR CORN
Report Of County Crop Correspondent
Shows Prices Farmers Secure
for Grain and Produce.

Corn is bringing $125 a bushel to
the farmers in Rock Island county
according TO the monthly report made
by County Crop Correspondent Charles
c. Campbell to the bureau of estimates
Of the department of agriculture at
Washington, Appended is the list Of
prices farmers are securing for grains
and produce, according to the report:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-31
LOCAL AMOO CALDRON
Is SECOND IN STATE

arrangements for the organization
81 the Anoo Caldron have been COM
pleted. They were made at a meeting
held in the ladies' parlor Of the Ma
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

mieoer oligegebcn iucrben f0nlte.
Die Gomnlilidre oenfen, ooB cine
@erpflidtlng bcitano eritenS fiir oen
erlien Soro Der 9lOmiralitdt, 5meitenS
iiir Oen @remierminiiter. orittens iiir
Elm orittes WlitelicO oes SriegsratbS,
oorailf Su ieben, OoB Die gInlibtcu Der
Wfarinc.&atbgcber in florcr Mciie
Dem &ricgsrotb porgelcgt plrOeM
uuo Dab sic Wlorine.9iotbgeber ibrc
glniidt Dor Dem GriegSrat6 5iim NluSs
orud gcbrabt boben lollten, gang of.
nc 9iiidiidt oarouf Oh iic befro9t
wilrocn ooer nidt faas Iie Ger Sin.
iidt moreu ooB Ser Elan pom Stun0.
puntte cincs SaAoeritdnoi-
gen ituprattiid mar.
&oro &itGeucr mollte 5n
picl tbuu.
gSr ituo Der Sluiidt ooB 2orO
ait@cner iic5 mdt geuiigeno Scr
Oienite ocS ScneroIitabes beoientc,
NIT Dem 9lciultot, OaB or mcbr glr.
belt iiberndbm, els elm Mann tbrm
fonntc, uuO NnB Gonhtiion rnO Wlun.
ecl oil 2ciitlngst6bgfeit oic 6ol0c
mar.
gSir f0nnen scr 9Iniidt NcS Sor0
6iiber ui1t bciitinmen Dob es ieinc
&flidt lpnr. menl CT dn0crer 9lnlid't
lpor inn ariagSrot6 81 idlpcigen oOer
5ll reiiguireu.
gSir oeufcn oaB, iucnn olld Ser
0aupt5wed ocs Gorooneaen-5elO5u.
oeS ni1t errci9t muroc, ood oepiiic
politiibc Gottbcile cr5iclt lplrOcu.
Ob oicie &ortbeilc ocn 2ebcnSuerlllt
ilno Den Wiateriolpcrlult mcrtb no.
rem ser 6ur1 oic Grpeoition cnt.
itano, miro itctS 9lniidtiadle Dlei.
ben.
Der 9erid)t iogt gum ShhIB ooIi
Ser uor5eitiec GoO oes 9oro Sitdener
imO ieincs SetretGrS es unmogliA
madc, oenou Oie Slniidten lmO 9l5.
lidtet ocS 2oro ait1encr bel ocgl
Ylone 81 6eltrt6eiIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
(9raoiIos na6 eaSoiue.)

9erIin, s. @}Gro. Die 90
mirolitGt bat beute ongetiinoigt, 6oB
IN Der &eriooe bonn 10. bis 27. Sc
bruor inn Mittelneer odt 0ampier
lmo iiebcn SeoeIibiffe BON 6uiommen
mcbr ais 10000 Sonnen Derienft
murOen.
Gem @eri6te nod befonoen iid
lnter Ocn Sdiifen Die. foIgenoen:
10. Se6ruor - Sdwerbelooener
Sronsportoompfer bon etipn 5000
Somen nobe Eorto o'gln5io.
90. 6e6ruor OIorpegiiher Dont-
pier oDorobore~, 1850 Eonnen auf
Der 8obrt BON @euuo nod 2onoou.
%. 6ebruor - &ier Seaelihiffe,
Ole GobIeu nod Stolicu bringen poa-
ten.
"a. 6obruor 9ritilder &ronss
portoonpfer bon etlpo 5000 Eonnen
armirt nit Is Geutimeter. @eidiib
uno BON 5iideroompiern beidilBt;
Der gric6iiheGonpfer uW2ianouIis"
29tS Tonnen Der 8olnnpolliomen
fir 2onoon an @oro bate; beioe
Sbiiie mur6en iiolid bon Greta ber-
ienft.
26. 5ebruor 9eItidter britii6er
0ampier n@Lan Noranbor1 $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09

Sm 9tasIouO Ie6enoe gsIeier baben
cine srobe belgiI9e S@iffabrtsgeiels
i9afs gcgriinect. Die 9lesierung BAT
Oieler Neugriinbung cine groBe llnters
itiiBung autetI perOeu IaFen, Oean Der
beIgif9e Staat gardntiert ni6t MIR
oaS &apitoI, Ionbern aud bic 3inIeH
fir bic erIte GbligatioNslGulb i'm BE-
trose BON 100 Miuionen ST. @ie
@riinoung Tou ofFenbar Den 3tped
baben, Gle neutI9en Gniffabrts9efeIlz
f9aftcn. bic i'm Safeu BON gsntnerpen
6ilialen unterbieIteu, na6 benz &rieee
gu betdmpTen. sic bGngt aIio bieIs
Ieiat nit Dem Mirtihoftstrieg 5uTams
men, oeu bic entente plant uno ben
cine gtnsabl 9elsier enigegen ben naa
tiirIicben Sntereiien ihres 6onoeIs m6
ibrer Snouitrie untcritiiten.
Die nSn6epenbouce Beige. Die be-
tonntIib iebt in 2onbon erf6eint, unO
ole aIs Oas onseiebenitc beI9iIde
TIii6tlinssbIatt ongeIeben iperOeu
tonn, tpenbet iib eIei9 benz Organ Der
Qlntperpener Hbseber o2e glepiune",
Der ebenFdls ieBt in 2onbon erT9eint,
eesen oieTe @riiuoung. Der PrpteIt
fuBt auf ciner &unbgebung Ser .ltnion
oss 9trmatcurs @elges@, oie ertldrt,
boB cs iiA bier I'M cine poreilige,
-bur9ous unreiFe Griinbuug banbele,
Die ein3elne auT Soften Der Qtugemeiu>
beit Der SSntereHeuten beoor9uee. Da
oos Ydrloment ni9t @cIegenEeit ee=
bdbt babe, cine oerartig folgenldpere
geugriinbung no9 alien 9RiGtungsn
BIN 3u priiFen. ipirb bic Regierung
oufseforbert, bic Qtngelceenbcit nod
malS al pruFeu, 0o oas rationale Sus
tereHe in oieIer 9rage duber ocbt GEE
laKsn norben lei. Der protet Der
nSSnbepenbence Beige" ertldrt ous=
6riidf6. baB oiefe grobe unO iueittra-
osnOe 9lnssIcaenbeit Elm eiugebeaccres
Stuoilrri erforocre, als man ibr Big
jebt oepionct Eobe Sic lGBt Iogar
our9blidcn, 6ob es ii@ bier i'm eiRe
9(ngeIegcn6eit banSele, bic augunItcn
eirselrer decentralization ge9eimniSs
poa Gctricben pur6e, unO odB oteIe
perIInIic3teiten ibrer 9ergaugenbsit
unb i6rer Stellune no9 ni9t bic @os
ranttsn bieten, Die erfor0erIi9 Iino,
Inn elm berariieeS, 9roBSiigiges llniers
nebmea nit Qlusiibt auf SrfoIs ou
Ieiten. Das gIoit beidmpft bic g(rt
unb ggeiIe, ipie man hier borgegongea
fst uno befiir9tet, Dab Der bel9iICbe
Gtaat bier @erpFIi9iungcn iiberneb-
men miiiIe, Die pett iiber bos NloB
bcfeu btndusgehe, mas man jebt in
biefer fir @eleien obnebin 70 f1peren
3eit ber 9(ugemeinbeit 5unuten oiirfe.
9Ron barf eeTpannt 0arouf iein, ipas
oaS MiaiIterium ontporten iptro, bsun
ouW lin beiebtcn 9slgien lit man
iiber bic Neugriinoung eHtrl{et unb
perIorgt Muftldrung. MirS iie 0err
be Grocquene eeten9 gAir mD6ten
eS te3peifeln, ba mir Ser 2lniidbt finO,
oaB Oieie gleugriiuOuug auf ensIiiben
giafluB Sariid5ufiibren 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
lle6cr 100000 UOuncl uerIenRl.
9u poeni9enTagen bon oeutfc6en
2(nter(ee6ooten.
&a6 Seri6tcn Der Ncutdcn AOmjraIitdt.
a6t DOmp(er unO (ie6en Sege((6u1e i'm
Jllitte(meer.
3uei 5000 9Omnen GramspUrtIAifFc umter ben
SpferM.

Tonnen, ser @aunnpoIle uno Goblc
fir Gnglono al @oro bottc.
27. 5ebruor Ger ornlirte bri-
tiide Gompfcr v8roomore", 407t
9onnen Der eefrorenes 6leiib an
goro botte.
Gin &opit1n in0 3iuei Moidinilten
murOeu an @eiungeneu eemodt.~
(Gie @erienfuns Der Gampfer
oOoroDore~ uuo nGlon 6nrqubor"
lit bereits friiber gemelOet iuoroeu.
Ger britiicbe Dompfer o8roomore"
botte cine 2Gnge bon 365 Sub. @r
puroe inSoDre 1S9Oi III @eltSortle.
pol ge6out uno geborte elmer 2on.
ooner 6irlno.
Scr 0ompfer nWlioouIis" mliroe
I'M Sabre 1898 in Cumberland ge.
bout. Gr fitbr on 12. Sonuor bon
9llerunorio nod Dram lno SuIl abb
lteber 10000 Eounen ouf
0en W1 sgrll D.
(DraDnos mad GonoIle)
8erlim s. Wtdr5. - Der 0eut'
Ide 9[onirolItob CAB beute 5olgenOeS
befonnt.
oGinuno8won0ig Gdmpier, 5ebn
Segeli9iffe unO 16 SiiMcrboote bon
ouion1men $1,000 Eonnen lino tiir5-
lid bon oeuti6eu Eaudbooten Der-
ienft moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-09
(5OrtIctnua Ouu Der /. eeitc)

0en; ojeie fonnen mir uidt perlieren
o6ue OaB mir audi gleid5eitig Nldnn'
Idloiten perliereu. meldc Die ein5ige
&eierpe ser groBen 5Iotte biloen."
Ser 01aiorttats 9eri6 +.
Ger 9cri6t ser Dlaioritdt iagt I'M
ter glnoerem. Gle Srage eiues Pm
qriIfS ouf sic Ioroanellen lit auf
&eronloiilmg BON Serrn Gburhill
ocm ariegsrotb am %. gtopenber
1914 ais better @lau iiir Die Sertbei.
0igrng bon 9legppten 5iIr @rwdalng
lnter6reitet poroen. gIm 2. Sanlar
er6iclt ser %lou ourh cine Dlittbci-
lltuq bon Der nliiiirben Scgicrung
ncue g[nrequnq Iic brtiide 9legic.
img NOR scr slniiDt, Dab III 9eant-
mortlms Oicier @iittbeiIlng chpaS
Gcldebeu uiiBte
lplitiide mo prottiidje @riinSc
iproHen babel nit Gblr1ill iNcint
MIR cinen SSIotten.9lngriii Dor Dem
arieasratb befirwortet 81 bubcu,
ocitiitt ouf flcinmiitbiaen mo 5ol.
gen rcldlc cincn etnlcitenocn, ib
ocruOcn @ot6 bon SadOerit6noi-
cnhpidelnocu @lun, beginnenO nit
Der 9eibicBuno Scr 0or0oneIlcn.
Sorts. bcfiirporteten.
S9enn Oieier gInoriii erfolorcid,
iolltr Damn oegen oie Souptuert6cioi-
9imgsperfe oer W}eerengc porgcgan-
qcu mcroen Cine oirettc llilteritiits
sung ocs YEaueS ODER cine Cppoii-
tion bon Oen perontiportIihcn Slot
ten unO WIilitdr @eratbcrn, 2orO
SSii6er unO Sir Somes @olfe Nlur-
ran mar onideinenO nidlt erfolat
binii6tlid Ser Gur9iiibrborfcit Scr
bon Dem Griegsrotb gitge6eiBenen
SperotionelL welHe bcapcdtcn, sic
@oIlipoIi Sal6iuicl 81 beibicBen
imO nit Gunitantinopel oIS @nO3iel
ein3rncbmcn
Ger oomalige ariegsielretdr (goro
&itt6ener) erfldrte, Dab teine Grup-
pen iiir ole Gperationen i'm Often
rnmittelbar aur @eriiigme itGnoeit,
uno icine Inrlegung mrroe bon Dem
arieqSratb bingenonmetL obue iid
iclbif 3u erfunOigcn Of Eruppen 5ur
3cit oOer ipdtcr uerfiiobar iein Mir
oen @enn 0ies eei1e6en mdre, bGttc
iiG ieitItclleu laiicn, oaB geniigenoe
Gruppcn fir cine aeueiniamc militd-
ride lnO 6lotten-Sperotiou iriib5ei.
tig porbauOen maren.
2orO aitheuer, ser oomols cine be-
betrIbenoc SteIIimg eitua6m bciiir-
iuoriete Sen Jlottpu-Elan w6bren0
2orO 6ii6er uno Der Mforine.9ero-
tber oes &ricoSonltS, Cir glrtbur
@ilion cincn acmeiuianen militGri-
ibeu nno 3loitenanerifi empiobIcn
bobcn wiIroen, luenn man iie nad) ib-
rem llt6cil 6efragt bate, oof 6eiOC
bdtten gegen Den 5lotten,@lan fcincr
@impano crboben, neil tie oaS Inter
nc5men ais eincn @eriud 6etradte
ten Ger weuu niht beirieOigeuo