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kits are filled there have gone to the
boys who have said they needed them
in camp, with the Ambulance Corps,
the Engineer Corps and others going
woman has been responsible for the
contents of all. AS there is no especial
fund for these filings many persons
seeing the need Of the little comfort
purchase the supplies. Just now there
is another activity, not, however, car
ried on at the District workshop, but
in the homes of a few women who
are now being given to the men who
are leaving for the front. These little
things. made from six columns Of
newspaper and kept in hot parffin for
one hour. will burnfor two hours, and
over them the men may warm soup,
heat coffee, see to read or warm their
hands: SO they are sent forth to give
comfort.
Givers Of Ambulances.
From the Wadsworth went the Am
bulance Corps, under the care of Maj.
Ryan Devereux. There was a staff car,
ambulances and several motor cycles.
Ambulances were given by the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, women of the
United States Senate, employees of the
House of Representatives., Miss A. ].
Clapp, Mrs. NJ NJ. Andrews, Miss Cath
crime Judd, Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Epiphany, friends of Washing
ton Cathedral. for Mrs. Albert Gleaves,
Fairfax County Chapter. Va. Bishop
and Mrs. Randolph McKim. A kitchen
trailer was donated by the Department
of Agriculture. Motor cycles were
given by Fairfax county, Va; employees
of the House of Representatives. John
Clapp and Miss A. ]. Clapp.
Refreshments for Troops.
of the activities Of the zDts-S
trict OF Columbia Chapter is the re-
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The Roundup.


ished-in glorious roundup.
How many prisoners we got I don't
know, but do know that, as we were
taking them back. they started the
same old yarn about being starved and
hungry. / call it 'the same old yarn"
because in their case at least their ap-
ipearance belied their words. They were
all. or nearly all. quite fat and sleek
looking, although naturally dirty and
tired. but they did not appear to be
starved by any means. The tale had
lbeen sprung to gain sympathy, I sup
pose. He's a pretty obvious shammer,
IL Fritz. when he's down and out
There was one exception to the sniv-
eiifng lot. though. He was an officer of
The real Prussian type. reckon, from his
self sufficient style. Behaved as if really,
10 be capturted by the British was a
downright absurdity. and that. at any
rate, Hindenburg would be over in a few
minutes and take him back.
He was a supercilious humbug and no
mistake No end of a gasbag, either.
No Signs of "Hinley"
As he was being piloted farther and
farther to the rear, and no signs of
Hindey', coming to the rescue. he got
more and more annoyed, and our grins
utterly exaggerated him
IT took a lot Of ships to bring you
Britishers here" he burst out at last,
as we were closing him into the cage,
hack
We only grinned again for answer. but
as looked at the huge colony of dismal
brethren he had just joined | said to
myself: IAN right. Mister Prussian, it'll
'ake a jolly sight more ships 10 cart back
ne buncn OF you bhghters we've got in
This push. anyway
So much for the sarcastic Prussiau. I
i;ope the same thought struck him as
struck me. He'd have bit of calculat-
,ng TO do when he started. and by night
he'd have had some more, for they CON
tinued 10 come in during the day. and
before darkness there was a nice tally.
I can tell you.
1t was some time after this that got
my hlighty, during the fercest fight. too
was ever in But before tell you about
that- let me give you some idea of what
Ike "ee
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At the spot we entered the Huns were
Nt drst overwhelmed by our onslaught.
end were scampering right and left
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RED CROSS WORK
CURE FOR ENNU|
Headquarters of D. c. Chapter
Offers Many Chances for
Worthy Activity.
is HIVE OF INDUSTRY

No woman suffers from ennui these
days. but If you find one who is rest
less and tired of her surroundings, one
who finds that things do not go right,
advise her to visit the headquarters of
the District of Columbia Red Cross,
in the Herbert Wadsworth house. 1901
Massachusetts avenue. After an hour
in looking at the busy American
women at work there she will go
away resolved to be a worker. and she
will have a brighter outlook. which
will put her in good humor, and what
is better. will keep her so. and she in
turn will want to help some one else.
From 9 o'clock in the morning until
after o'clock in the evening. which
Is closing hour, there is to be found
some ore at work. and 1t is usually the
secretary, and. perhaps two or three
others who have found last thing"
to do before going home. On tho drst
floor are the secretary Of the District
chapter. Mrs. Theodore North Nc
Laughlin the director of woman's
work. Mrs Theodore w. Richards; the
stenographer and a woman at the TN
formation" desk. Here also Is the
assistant to Mrs Richards. Mrs. Farms
worth. These women give out the
work to the various auxiliaries, and
account for 1t upon its return.
Mrs. Richards buys all the dry goods,
and sometimes she spends at one buy
ing as much as $4,000 for equipment
for hospitals.
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"a wonderful insight into the tenacious hght-
ins qualities and the irrepressihle good huror
~ the British Tommy IS afforded in this thrill
Yang story written by a wounded serSeaht1
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Battle of Shell Holes.

No, sir
It was a battle of shelly holes pure
and simple; you never saw the like.
Every pock-mark on the earth around
was a fort, and we were into them and
out of them like rabbits on sand
dune.
It was great.
But not always did we leave them of
our own accord. and that was how my
chapter of accidents began.
Here's an adventure for you. if you
like.
A bevy of us We're lying snug in
shallow crater. The German shells
were coming pretty thick and fast,
but we knew that the Hun gunners
were firing blindly-our aeroplanes had
seen to that-so we were settling down
nicely to await the signal for the next
spring forward, when all of a sudden
came most appalling bang.
And the next thing ! knew was that
j was looking up at the smoking sky
from another part of the ridge alto
gether. What had happened?
Simply this.
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freshment corps, Of which Mrs. Larz
Anderson has been the chairman until
she went abroad recently with motor
truck, kitchen trailer and a company
OF fifty women to serve the men at
the front with splendidly equipped
canteen.
Mrs. Gulick has taken the place of
Mrs Anderson in Washington. and
never does troop train pass through
this city that the corps is not there
every man. All are served by the
willing and gracious blue-and- white
clad women. wearing white aprons,
with the Red Cross upon their breast.
Work of Motor Corps.
The motor corps deserves more than
passing mention. for they, too. have
are respected wherever they are seen.
and their cars are seen in the line of
duty every day, not only on the streets
of the city, but often on lonely roads,
camps, where they have been called
to get sick or injured man to take to
the hospital Two by two they always
go, sometimes in a fine automobile,
often driving an ambulance or a motor
truck. for they are adopts in their
can repair damages after accidents,
carry patients on litters. with which
every ambulance Is equipped. and rem
der first aid. All ambulances have
first aid kits as part of their equip
ment.
Mrs. Harriman's captains are: A,
Miss Mary Hartley; B. Miss Alice A.
Shepherd: c, Miss Margaret Fahnestock; ;
D. Mrs. NJ r. Blumenberg, and f, Mrs
T. A. Connolly.
The chairman of the Womans Vol
unteer Aid. co-ordinating all of this
work. is Miss Mabel T. Boardman The
commander. Mrs. Hugh L. Scott; hon.
orary chairman. Mrs. woodrow Wilson,
and honorary vice. ehairnaea, Mrs. New.
ton Baker and Mrs. Josep3sms Danie ~
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nv sERGT. JOHN o'CoNNER.

Relieve me or not, the quiet of the
ward comes like shock after the din
of the battlefield The doctor could ex-
plain it scientifically. no doubt I'm
only stating the fact. For weeks ID
heard nothing but guns, and guns. and
guns Then came darl&ness-that was
when l was strickland then ] sort OF
wakened into-this. It's bit trying
sometimes.
Just after Vimy Ridge, all my advea-
tures seemed TO come together. like the
proverbial chapter of accidents.
Up to that time I'd seen good deal
of the ordinary. everyday scrappins'
treuch-raiding, machine-gun onslaughts'
sniping, and so on; turn at all ana
any of them; but through them all
came without a scratch. and even
~eathered the first storm of Vimy 1t
self. So that 1 was beginning to con-
sider myself one of the lucky blighters-
Pride goes before fall. That's a true
saying.
NV fall came beyond vimy. That was
q terrible time we had there. the Ger
mans seemed exasperated to the pitch
OF insanity at our triumph in topping
She ridge and they were out to knock
US back again IL shells and shrapnel
and machine-gun bullets could do II.
But we'd fixed our teeth in, and We're
not going to give way TOR all the
Fritzies who ever breathed.
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Big Shell Had Burst.

A big shell had burst right in front
of the hole we were in, and the con-
cussion was SO great that 1 had been
lifted bodily and deposited in another
she'll hole several yards away About
the breadth of this ward I'd been
flung. and not a bit the worse for it,
except that / felt shaken up BIT.
My chums had stuck to the original
hole all right. How they took my
quick departure, l don't know. I was
soon too busy to worry. The order
had come for the race forward.
That was some race. We were out
and away amid such shower of fakes
and bullets as ever bothered an attack
ing squad. How any of us escaped at
all seems a perfect marvel now, but
most of US got through, and, just as
If a curtain had lifted, we found our
selves right atop of a perfect nest OF
machine-gunners and Hun infantry
They'd been preparing to attack us
evidently. and that blast from the ma
ichine-guns was by way of clearing the
path for them.
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Much Material Sent Out.

In one of the lower rooms Capt.
Maxon and Mr.. French are to be seen
every day busy with boxes. hammer.
saw and nails. All boxes are lined
with waterproof paper before being
filled. All garments are refolded after
coming back from the many auxil-
iaries. and standard measure is used.
as this conserves space in the packing
boxes. From this room have gone out
several full equipments for base hos
pitals.
Mrs. w. o. Hu1me has charge Of the
patterns, and is always in her Office,
on the east side of the first floor. In
the next room is the desk OF the motor
service. Mrs Borden Hartman is COM
mander- in-chief. but her associates are
always on the Job" SO well trained that
any one Is able to command II necessary.
What Goes On on Second Floor.
The second noor Of tho building is
given over to tho workers on gar
ments or comfort bags and to a won
derful exhibit.
In one room. formerly the drawing
room, are long tables at which the mem
bers of the surgical dressings committee,
go over all things in their line, and see
that they are without defect before be-
ing packed in the ever-waiting boxes. At
the head as THIS comwittss is Mrs. Albert
sistzns. e. sse Ssssss herd,
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Gas britif1e Wtinifterinm
Sn Gsfabr, iptgsn ieinsr 3DupoItti.
ssftiir,t gu tperbeu.
Die giHiiibruHg Don S9usSDu Guf
Baumpoupaarsn in Snbisu biIbet
ben @efabrpunit.

9onb0n, II. Usdra. Die nsu.
2lobS George Rsgierung ipirb an
Mittnod I'M uutsrbaus tire erite
srobe Sduieristeit 5u iiberuinoen
baben, pann bas parliament eriuht
iperbsn pirb, cine nsue poIitit fir
Snbi.n gu autOriTirsH, inbem es bisiem
GrlaubniB sur Grbebuns etrlesS9ubs
5olls auf 9aumppqpauren gie6t. al.
partsien bereiten ii4 auf eiuen beTtis
gen &f ppr.
Ote Gnttport, sic am Utpnsds Der
StaatsietretGr fir Subien, 8. Qluitin
chamberlain einsr Oeputatipn gsses
ben bat, bic ale 3psise Der 9aum'
ipplinbaitrie bon Saueafbire reprd'
fentirt, j6eint ansuOsiitsn. bab bic
Resi.runa enti6loFsn 1T, on ibrsr
Gn.ideibuns fef3u6aIten, In tpsl4em
Sole es su einsm Hampf sipifheu
ben syr.ibGnbIen unb Sdub55lnern
i'm pnrldment tommsu pirbe, uno
CUR 3eit lit ss nnmOsIih, bas ettpaige
ReInltat Soraus3uieben, ba bic urs
ipriinslife SteauHs Der parteieu
ipdbren5 bes Grieses manhe Genbes
runs erfabren bat. 6srr gbamberIain
appsllirte on ben qatriotismus Der
Deputatipu BON anncafbire. ertldreEo.
bab bic finansisIls unteritiiBung Sus
biens IN benz arisss uDtbis Tel, unb
bic gaumtpoaSOle unerIGBlid ieisn,
penn Snbien in BEN Stanb ssiesi
iperben io[Ie, bi. 3iuien uuf fere
arisssdnleibe bon 100,000.O00 pfo.
Sterling gu besablsr. 5err Gbambers
lain sab su, bab er ssneist iei, na6
bem &riese bic RaBresel in Wiebers
eripdsung gu 5iebsn, sr mo bic Rssies
rung absr an bem siumal sefabten
GntIhtub feiibnltsr piiroen, ba Elm
aufsebtn bes glanss cine 4alanritai
fir GnsInrb fein piirbe.
Die GrilGrrns bss Wtrifters ldbt
nnifxincnb Der Resisruns tsins Stn'
Isrstilr ofis. ,,ns ,psun Sk esiAdsS.
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Die Mrtilleriefdmpfe
Die 8orIdufer fur sr5bere OperatiO.
neu,
Rebmen on Der tpeitli9en ME an Der
Oitli4su JroHt an gsDeutrns s,i.
am SOnutag baben bic aaifrten II
aeropIune unb 5wei syeiIsIbaIpus
perioren,

Berlin, IL. Wars. 4uf brabilO,
fem Mess nad Sappills, 81. y. 9is
oberfte 5eeresleituns iiiHbiste ON
Wontns an. bab frun35iiide sruppsn
am MOntas ipieber iiibIid Don RipOui
ansriffen, aber Suriidssfdlasen rpurs
Zen. an Der aisns uub in einissn gtb.
!beilunssu in Der Champagne fanb am
Sonntas ssittpsiis febr fsariss Or,
tilerief,rsr itatt. Dis bstreifenbs De,
tdnHtma6uns llukt ME 1olet:
.DeFli1er Sriegsf9a a u.
tIab: Oils 5rlas beg fsbr tlaren
Shelters Bat bic attiDi.at Der neit.
irasenben GeI8libe uub Der gleropla,
ne IN eiirigeu Gssenben gang bsSeu.
tsHb 3ugerommer. 8sfonSsrs fart
mar bas ariilisriefsusr in Der 4nere
Gessnb, sipiihea SucguOp unb Sc
SrdnsIop. es mar aber aud vismli1
lsbbaft ar Der 9lisas unb In Der
Champagne.
Siiblid Don Ripont sriffn am
Worsen bic Gransoisn 9bsils uHTsrsr
poiitionen an. Sis lpurbsn 3uriidse.
idlagen.
Yllniere Jstnb. berlrrsn als Golse
Der Sample in Der auit Is sylua3eugc
unb 3psi JeiieIbaIIons unb elm Slugs
Ssng ipurben bon uniersn 2lbptbrs
tanonsn abstihoNsn.
.OtfIi4er 9riegsf8u Us
plat: gln peridisbsnsn paniien an
Der syront fdnbsn Iebbdfie alriilIeriee
ME aud potrouillsnssfe9ts itatt. Die
MrtiIlerisssfsdts nabmen in einigen
eldHnitten iebr srobsn umfans an.
,Wfa3sboniite 5rcnt: 8piltxn benz
Dhribd unb BEN ptesbi Gee fdnb.n
Dor uEIsrsn QinieiI sirtigs GeIefis bon
unitrssorbneier g,peutia3 itatt.
pie lebtsu Tdhti4ten.
Cine iueitere an Montug srIaiTens
Bsinnrtmahuns, bie auf bic greiss
nife an Wonia5 9ssus Sat, laniss
rie foIsi:
saIa Sss G0nfns Snsl4 -saaalss.I
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0raf BON Sermttprii
llnb f.ine gtsiisseisllitaft am Ttons
taa In aopsnbasen angetommsH.
qlm 9ieHiias tperben Der 9Oti4after
nnb bie oeutThsn aonfuln nod
Berlin o6fahrtu.

Sopenbastn, u. MGrj, iiber
9cnboE. Gjrai bon gsrnitorif. Der
Triifers beutids 9otIdafter in Waibs
ineton. unb feline R,ifegsisliGaft tas
men am Montas 0ormittag um 1880
llbr BON Gbriitianin in aopMbagtn
an. Ger Graf purbs auf bem Oans
pier .Jrsberid III" bon benz beut.
f4en @sianbisn, Graf bon grotborff.
Raubau, unb psm beutihsn GeneraIs
toniul IN sopenbaeen bsgriibt.
Der Sompfsr mar auf isiner Reife
BON Gbriitiania hisrber BON sutem
gDetter beaiinitigi. obsIsi9 bi. 6abrt
in ben bdniIfen Geipdfsrn infolse
bss Gifts stipas It9ipieris unb bas
Shiff ge3nuneen mar, aipei Gisbrss
der su bsniibsn. Nun toits eripartst,
bab fiH Elm. srobs Wlsnlfsnmsnss am
5aftn stnfinben lplirbe. unb Is iparen
bssbnIb pisls golisiiten nbtommanbiri
I'm bic Drbnuus aifrsft gu
srHoIttn, nber nubsr beiiifdtn 8sarns
tsgk 9tiluuoslsuttu iusb DsstpnnAtsx
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5inberniB. Generuf Raube spg babsr
feline &apalIerie 5uriif un5 bradte
fsins Snfantsrie in attiuR.
Die Giirten batten in3Dii9en 9er'
iidrtungsn Don 9ogboO erbalten. sic
leiiteten ensrsiideu Wioertanb am
Diala 1ylub uHb in eirer pUiition, bic
BdgoaO gegeu Giibtpeftsu idiiste.
-SenspaI Maaube fdIug cine Bride
iiber ben Tigris, ba. mo Der 9iala IN
Jpn eirln,iinSet. Srpb Der 5ibc uno
bes Staubes tpurbsn Die Siirten nit
Der srobten gnergie augssriffer uno
in ibre sueite gyoiitifn suriidsetpors
fen, bic iit 5ipei aR.iIsn biuter Der er'
fen befanb.
Sn Der Ra9t t.s 8. Mars faBten
bic gritcn feiten Irb ouf bem n6ros
Ii6en uier bes 9iaIa JluiTes. gtm
9. unb 10. brGngtsH bic 1ruppeu auf
bem redten lIfer beg Sigris Biz tns
nerbatb bon bret Wsilen bon 8agSob
Dor. 9leihseitig tris6en bic Sruppen
am Siald bic SiirtsU BIB In bieStdo!
,uriid, In bis bic sruppeu am Soun'
ta1 Mprqeu ein3pseH.
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0raf 3eppelia
u m Mrrtag I'm geifeiu bes
Sbnigs BON Wiirttems
berg in Stutt9art

beerD tgt.
Rotter b q m, IL. WGr5. neber
2onbon. &m Montag Rd9mittag faHo
IN Stuttgart bic 8eerbigung bes 9ras
fen Zeppelin itdtt. S9pn DOR pieIen
Sabren butte ii1 Der @raf auf benz
prng ssriebbof IN Stuttgart feline lebz
te Ru9eftdtte bereitet unb feline 9es
mubIin Iebnte besbaI6 oas 2lnerbieten
bes &6nigs bon @iirttembers, bic
2ei6e ouf ben Srieobof Der t0niglis
den SamiIie betieben gu lafen, db.
Der &6nig mar bel Der 2ei9enfeier
augsren, bic tpegen bes leibenpen 3us
ftan6 ber 8rGfin nur furS mar. Sic
beftdH 1us elmer 2ei4enrebe bes Spfs
prebt8ers uno etli9en @e6eten.
Sr StelIpertretung tes SaiIers
ppbnts ou9 Der 9enerdI oon 8oepps
ner, Der Sberbefe6lsbuber Der beuta
i6en 2ufrflptte, Der 2ei6enfeier bel,
unb aus ben Zeppelin 2tulageu in
syriebrtaa9dfen paren tauieuo arbeis
ter in etnen fpe3ieueu @iieHba9Hsus
nucb Stnttgart getpmmen.
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Ser !6inbms Stueeat @e.
ramb e. 0upta,
@el6er an Spnltag IN Netp gprt
untsr Der QHtlage Der gteutraf
litGtsDerleBung perbaftet
ipurbe,
Inter $1,000 giirgf4aft ben Sunoss'
Grpbsei9poreneu iiberrDieieH.
Gr foll nit benz friiberen beuti9en
UsilttGr 4tta9e, Sauptmann
pUn Yapeu, in @erbtHpunS
qeitarloen boben.


Rsp gort, u. Wtdra. Der
5inbu Seramb 6. 9uptu, etu StuoeEt
Der Columbia lntperiitdt, peI4er am
Sonntag bier perbdftet pOroen mar,
puroe am Mpntag unter Der glntIags
Ger eltruIitdtS-gerIesung, begart.
gen bur9 eine nit bem fri.bsret
Seutfden WlilitGr Qtta9e, Saupt'
mann ppn gapen, ansehIi4 Qnge5et'
telte 0erY6p0rurq 5tpeds BeIretung
stnbiens pom britiI6en So6e, i'm Se'
ridte oorgsfiibrt unb inter etner
9iirgTfuft bon $4,000 ben gunoes'
9robsei6iporeren iibertpieier.
ssn Der 2lntlaseI9rift beibt es,
baB Gupta ppn Sauptmann por pd'
pen me6rere grpbe Summen Selbes
erlanste, Inn bamit ua6 sSapan 81
geben rrb bds llnternebmeu DON
bort aug gu f0roern.
Die 8urgI9aft BON Or. Ghanora
GEatrubertp, zines utberen Sornpu'
Stubetltsu, iotpie pOn Grrit Setanta,
eines beutihen Gbcmiters, ipeIde un'
ter dhnli6en glntIagen iteben, uurbe
BON $25, 900 auf $4,000 rebusirt
Ssiir gbafrabertb, Setunta uno
@uptd puroe burb eins 8pnotng
GomprnD giirgf9aft gefteIt. Setu'
mia bate fidb urter bem friiher feft'
seTebten giirgfduftsbetrua beretts
uuf freiem Tube befunben. Ghatra,
berth mar, no6bem er porber StpetmaI
bic n0t6ige giirgiduft erIunst bate,
iebesmoI BON Der betreFferber @eteIl'
Ibdft ipieoer ousgelieFert tporben. Die
erffe batte erflGrt, fie polle bus Ri'
fito in Fdllen ppn ReutrdIttdtss8er'
lebung ntft iibernebmen, unb nte
5tpeite batte seIterb eemd4t, oaB
Gbdtrabertn Iif oerpeieert babe, gepai.
isu gbmaaaussa naasntommen
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gebr snnftig
SE bis miiitarifde Gage fiir Die
Siirtei.
Sagt Gnper gaf6a IN elmer Rec., bic
er bor bsm tiirtifdsH parInmsut
gsb1lten.

lonbpn, 12. Mdrs. Gnper g}as
f5a, Der tiirtifte ariessminijter. Der
g.rdbe BON Sieindfien ndd aonitdf,
tinOpsl suriidsetsbrt iit, hat bem tiir'
tifden Parliament gefast, baB bic mis
fitdrifas Gage iebi cine beHere i.i, als
gu irssnb elmer 3eit felt BEN Gins
tritt Der siirisi in ben Srieg, pis sine
aus 2lmiierbam melbei.
Ct bate unter 9lnbnsm qiost:
.@ir unb uHisre 4uiirten iehen NIT
Der gr0bten Rube unb beIn sr0bten
9srtrauen irseub einer SffeHiiDe snta
sssen, bis Der Jsinb I'm Jriibiabr bes
abIi6tisen mag. Die 2ammer arir6
mid sntidulbigen, MID mid iiber
bas dusItipsise, mas mir unierefeits
gu tbun beabii6tisen.
syiir bic SiheIbeit Der tiirtiidsH
aiifte unb Der 9arDanelleu III in beis
ferer Weife als is supor geiorst por'
ben. I'm Der Ginai syront III bic Gage
unperdHtert. Sn MsiOpoiamisH babeH
mir uus aus militdrfden Sriinben
HOrbDdrts suriitsssoeen. Gus slei6en
8riinben baben mir uns In perfien
auf Ssrmanf6ab suriides8Oseu. aa
Der aautaius syront III bic aags uns
perGnbsri. Sm 9an3sn seHomm.u, Be-
retjiist bic san3e Gag. bas srobte
9ertrausH in bic 3uiuufi. Tlit Der
6ilfe bes almdhtisen iptroen fptr
aud, ben enbqiiLtiaen Gitd errinasn.
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9r'Snti6after 0erarS
ltn6 feline gasifeseferI8oft
Gm Montag BON Saoano na4 as1
Meit abgefabren.

Subata. a. 12. Mdra. Sames 90.
8erurb, Der friibere umerituniIde
8otf9after in Berlin, unb feline gfetIes
geIeai4aft Don "a perfonen fu6reH
an Rontas @ormittas auf bem Dams
pier r@pbernor gobbT DON bier na1
Sep Weit ab. Serr @eraro purbe pOn
benz amerttarti8eu @eTanbten nil,
liam 6. 9pn5ales, ben Sttfsfetretdr
bes tubuntf4en Staois Oepartes
ments, Suilermo patterTon; benz
amerifariI9en WlilitGr 9Itta4e,
Sberftleutnunt Gbmuno 8ittemener,
unb Dem t6u+fen &apitGR pon SaDana
auf bas S9iff geleitet.
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Die Ginuabme boaS Sagbab
9onar aaw, Der britiI4s S9asamts.
tansler,
Sisb. 4uS,unft d6.r bic milisGrif&en
Sperationeu,
Die gu Der GiHnabms Der Stabt
fiibrtsn.

2onbon, IL. MGrs. Der S4ab.
amtstan3lsr 8ouar Gam tiinbiste am
Ulontag I'M lHterbaus bic ginnabme
bon 8agSab isitens Der britif4en
Sruppen unter BEN 9efsbl bes. Geue.
rails Raube an. auf bic Opsrationsn
in Meicpotdmien ndber sinsebsnb,
fasts er, bab bic tiirtiide aruiee in
cine gsidbrliae Gage eebrnttt iuorben
lei, als i'm poriseu Wonat bic .britis
i9en 9rupptn oberbelb BON Rutsgls
glmara iiber ben Sigris sinsen. Die
1iirten sosen iid iofort IN Der Rids
tuna auf 8aabao suriid unb ipurbsn
nit Der gr6bten gnergie perfolst. gr
fasts, bab pisle @sfansene sema6t
unb Disl &riessmaterinl srbeutet por'
ben isi. rne gutter @runb fir bic qns
uabme srrbunosn iei, oab spei 3rit.
tel Der tiirtii6en arttlsrie erbsutst
Obsr in ben Sisris seipOrfsn lporSen
iei.
.glm 5. Mfdr3,' fubr Der Winiitsr
fort, .betam bic britif6e aabaIlsrie q
MeiIen bon 8asbab sntiernt Jiibluns
NIT Der tiirtiihen Rahbui. Raf einsm
gefs6t ,cssn iia Die 1iirisn ipdbrsnb
Der Ra1t meter ;ariid. bic poiitioneH
nufsebenb, bic lie Dorkrtittt b1ttsn.
elm Z. Wir5 fanb bic briiifte RaDaI.
lerie bic 9urtcn In poiiilcnsn am
Didln Slub, 5 Wsilsn bon 9asbab
.niisrnt. Der GIub ionnte nidt bur6.
uasst nss6sss aus brs sin srnjns&ss
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unb bic S6iiren pGren 10 tonffrutrt,
baB aGes 2t4t aus9ei4lofen purOe,
penn iie se0ffnet nurDen. 2lu4 bic
S9iffsfeiten paren in folder @eifs
tonitruirt, baB bus s6tff IGeinbar
tpte Elm alter Gra4tbampfer ausiiebt,
In Wirfli4teit dber ein tleiner pdns
3ertreli3er lit.
Die Matrofsn fn9ten aud, boB bic
nYarroipbale", bic i'm 2tGgemeinen
ni9t me6r als 3eHn &npten in Der
Stunbe auriifsulegen bermo6te, mans
6esmal IA ¬en fabren mubte, I'M
Der &aperung 81 entgeben. lle6er bas
sanse S9iff paren in forgfdltiser
WetIe Wtinen Dertbeilt porben, I'm es
i'm got9faG fOfort aerit0rsn 5u t5n.