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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11
Mems Wear Specials That
Mean Decided Savings

You will find the following priced considerably below
the regular prices therefore excellent values should
to men, Thrifty will find it their advantage 10 choose
for their husbands and sons among these specials
Mems heavy ribbed union SUITS fleece lined in Ecru-vcry
good quality sizes "a to 40 .................S ST 29
Mems half hosene quality of combed cotton double solcs
high spced heels exceptional stockings the price 25e
Mems dress shirts of good quality Madras we'll made cut
tu soft cuffs desirable patterns all Sizes ST SO
Mems neckwear; wide open end stripes apd figures as;
polka dots ........................... zoo
Mems work shirts made of black and blue Chambta
Sizes l41z and l6-good quality each ST O0
Come Before Six ocioek-store Saturday Evenings
BowMANs-Man Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11

invasion of Germany by way of the
Rhine Valley.
The wholly unexpected extent of
ehe German collapse between st.
Quentin and Cambrai. However, may
upset any plans for a drive to the
Rhine Marshal Foch may have
Planned. As the enemy stands to-
oaS, with great gap torn in the
center OF the lines that were already
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11
Saturday Specials
Until Six O'clock Closin9
Sbeclals For Saturday Only
Sllk---Dress Goods---Wash Goods
No samples or mail orders, telephone
orders or g.. o. d.

54-nch finest all-woo Suede Veours, in the follow
ing coors: Myrtle, Seal Brown Belgium Blue, Pekn
Blue, Mole, Deerskin African Brown, Sammy, Bur-
gundy, Navy and Black Remember-Saturday special,
yard, $395.
36-nch Velour Plush in ten colors and black: perfect
dyetast pile and of the seasons favortes for suit
dress skirt jacket in the following modsh shades
Peach, Rose Charmeuse, Plum, Copenhagen, Burgundy,
laupe Wistaria, Seal Brown, Navy and Black Remem-
ber-Saurday special, yd $l69.
32-inch Ginghams-the very finest American make in
our full range of styles consisting of fancy paids and
stripes fine color combinations neat checks and plain
shades-lZo styles to select from Ginghams greatly
III demand at the present and for service and dura-
bity cannot be beaten. Yard, 39c.
Come Before OcIoc<-store Saturday Evenings
BOWMANs-Main Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11
DISEASE SMIT 5 CLERKS

Edwin H. Fisher, chief clerk to the
County Commissioner. has been con-
fined TO his home in, Penbrook for
more than a week on account of ILL
ness. Clarence snyder. who had been
serving as chief clerk, broke down
Yesterday with influenza and Charles
Grubb. another clerk in the office. sat
with the commissioners to-day dur
ing their regular business session.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11

EPIDEMIC CUTS COAL OUTPUT
ShAmokin, Pa, Oct 11.-Anthra-
cite production in the Shamokin dis
trict has been reduced one-half by
reason of the epidemic of influenza
Ten deaths were reported here to-
day. making a total of sixty for the
week. There are 2.500 cases here
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11

struggling to extricate themselves
and set back to shorter front,
there is even the possibility of n
crushing and immediate military VIC
tory for the Allieis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-11
Georgette Crepe
Sl65 Yard

40 inches WIDE in every desirable shade, strong and
durable.
These prices should tempt you buy ample quantities
for your Winter requirements.
Rbbons-6-inch fancy ribbons for bags and fancy
work-a lot of splendid color combinations One day
only, yd SOC.
Novelty hair bow ribbons, in pastelle shades, also
Roman stripes and Scotch plaids excellent value 5H
inches wide, yd 800
Five and six-nch light and dark warp-prnts for hair
bows and bags yd 25c.
Come Evenings
= BOWMANS-Man Floor.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Mr.. J. B Carne, whose death
occurred b, re last week was on a
visit to his wife and baby He
volunteered for service in the
Aviation division of the army Jan
18th, entered active service June
9Th at S. M. A. Austin, Texas,
was transferred to Kelly Field
where he was promoted to 1st
Sergeant. He was to have en-
tered the officers training camp
Oct. s. His remains were take II
to Trenton, Tenn, his old home,
where the funeral was held.
Amid beds of beautiful flowers
and the stars and stripes, he was
laid to rest just as the sun went
down.
Four soldier boys and two
couins. acted as pail bearers.
The minister said Ellis chief
commanding officer had conferred
upon him the highest honor
within his power to grant, to call
him for service above"
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18
MAY LOCATE HERE.

A. B. Lewis, an uncle of David
L. Carter, Of this city, has re-
Gently sold his fine 299 acre ranch
in Glande Park, near Grand
Junction, Colorado, and is now
looking about for another loca,
ton. He is at present visiting
his nephew in this city, and
may locate here if he can find
something to suit him. The
Grand junction Daily News
speaks of Mr.. Lewis as one of
the most successful farmers and
stock raisers of that part of
Colorado. The Ponca City Daily
Courier.
Mr.. Lewis is a brother of. Judge
S. D. Lewis of this place.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18
-@BUY usERN BoNOs -
FISHBACK-STERN.

Miss Eugenia Brown Fishback
and First Lieutenant Milton J.
Stern were quietly married in
Lexington Wednesday afternoon.
by Rev. I. ]. Spencer, pastor
of the First Christian Church.
Miss Fishback Is a daughter of
Mrs. Ada King Fishback, of Paris
and Mr.. Stern is a son of Mr.. j.
A. Stern, of this city.
The couple had been friends
little over a year and their mar
riage proved to be a pleasant sur
prise to a large number of their
friends. ''
Miss Fishback was formerly of
Mt. Vernon, KY, but for the
past year has been living IN Paris
with her mother who is a me m
Der OF the faculty of the Paris
Public School. Miss Fishback
was graduated last year from the
Midway Orphan School, at Mid
way, KY. She is of exceptional
personal beauty and charmingly
attractive, gifted musician and
is young woman of many social
graces. o.
Lieut.. Stern, the happy bride
groom, is Paris boy and is a
graduate of the Paris High School
After finishing his high school
conrse he entered Bellevue Col.
lege, New York, and was gradu-
ated from this institution OF
learning with an M. D degree.
Completing his educational course
he returned to Paris and opened
offices AS an eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist. His rare skill
and mastery understanding OF
his profession soon established
for him large practice.
DR.. Stern successfully contin-
ued his profession in Paris for
four years having offices in the
Daugherty and First National
Bank Buildings. In 1917 when
the United States declared war
on Germany, he periodically VOL
unteered his service to his coun-
try and on August a of the same
year he received his commission
as first Lieutenant in the Medical
Corps. He was ordered to re.
port on December Is at Fort
Oglethorpe, Georgia, and after
wards was assigned to his pres
eut location at Camp Wadsworth
near Spartansburg. South Caro-.
lima.
The happy couple after a short
visit to their relatives in Paris
left Thursday night for theil
honeymoon trip In the Land O.
the Sky" first going to Ashville
N. G. At the expiration of Lieut.
Stern's furleugh. he and Mrs
Stern will return to Camp Wads
worth, where they will renal,
until Lieut.. Stern leaves 70
loversea service.
The many friends of thes
q
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18
x Buy LIBERTY BONDS -
CATARRH CANNOT BE
(<TIDRn

CURED
with Local Applications, as they
cannot reach the seat of the dis
ease. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly Influenced by ,constitut-
ional conditions, and in order
to cure it you must take an in
ternal remedy. Halls Catarrh
Medicine is taken interhalln and
acts thru the blood on the mu.
cous surfaces of the system.
Halls Catarrh Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best
physicians In this country for
years. 1t is composed of some
of TIE best tonics known, COM
bined with some of the best
blood purifiers. The perfect
com bination Of the ingredients
in Halls Catarrh Medicine is
what produces such wonderful
results in catarrhal conditions
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
All Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills tor consti
patton
Buy MORE Bonds -
For SALE A good Jersey
COW 7 years old.
j. T. MEADOWS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Fuel Administrator Garfield to-
day lifted the ban on gasolineless
Sundays, effective at once.
In announcing the withdrawal
of the request the Fuel Admins
tration said through the loyal re-
spouse of the public 100000
barrels of gasoline was saved for
the mi litary forces.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

State Road Engineer, J. R.
Carson is now surveying on the
Dixie Highway between Liv-
ingston and Parker Greek on the
river route.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Willis Cromer, son of Charley
Cromer, of Walnut Grove, died
Wednesday of pneumonia result
ing from influenza.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Mrs Will Doan, living on Rich
mond Street and an infant babe
died within twelve hours of each
other of pneumonia. The hus-
band and a small child are in a
serious condition of the same dis.
ease.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Willie Payne, son of w. A..
Payne of the Freedom section is
dead of influenza.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Undertaken w. A. Cox reports
the sale of eight collins during
the week
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18
p II II & O n AL

MlSS Mol uSll'O "CiSA 10 al
home from Berea College.
Mrs. Mary Barnett, of near
town, has moved to Wilton.
Mrs. Charley Thompson is
visiting her sister, Mrs McBee.
Mrs. w. R. Mcclure is visit
ing her sister in Terre Hau.e, Ind.
Mrs. w. M Poynter who has
been number with the sick. is
better.
Dan PItman, who is serving
Uncle Sam, is at home on a
furlough.
Miss Clyde Watson, of Brod-
head, is with her sister, Mrs F.
L. Durham.
Grover Sowder who is work.
ing at Middlesboro. is with his
family here.
Miss Julia Fish who has nice
position in Covington, is with
hcmefolks this week.
The services of Mrs. Campbell,
trained nurse, of Paris, has been
obtained for F. L. Durham.
Mrs. Patsy Brown. of Stanford,
was called to this place last
week to nurse Mathew Fenzel.
MIS-. Geo. Durham. who has
been very sick with typhoid for
several weeks, is slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs. H. B. Smith, OF Stanford,
was called to Mt. Vernon Sun
day morning to nurse W. H
Kruger.
Mrs. Sam Fields was called to
Harlan County Saturday night
on account of the illness of her
son, Hobart.
Mrs. Lucy Moore, and son,
Edgar Moore, of Berea, attended
the burial of Hyatt Crawford
here Tuesday.
Mr.. John P. Cecil, of Dublin,
Va, was here Tuesday 10 attend
the burial of his brother in-law,
w. H. Kruger.
Mrs. J. =. Moore was called
to Chicago first of the week on
account of the serious illness of
her daughter, Mrs. Huffman.
Judge L. W. Bethurum was
in Danvllle first of the week tC
See his daughter, Miss Tevis,
who is attending college in-that
city.
John d. Henderson, who is at
tending a dental school in Louis
vile, came home Tuesday. The
school being closed on account o.
''fiu".
Mrs. James NJ. Boone and
grand daughter, Miss Sue l.
Smith, of haywood, are visit.
ing Mrs. Boone's daughter. Mrs
James Rickels.
Miss Sadie Richards, who is
holding a lucrative position ir
Louisville, was called home or
account Of the serious illness OF
her brother, Rayme.
Rayme Richards, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. L. Richards, who
was taken to the London hospi
tai, having both pneumonia and
appendicitis, is reported much
better. No operation has been
performed. 3
James Maret, of Winchester
drove over Tuesday evening, in
tending to attend the burial o.
W. H. Kruger, having been de
layed, did not arrive until p. m
He was deeply moved at the mis-
fortune of our community. IL
returned Wednesday morning.
Mrs. j. b. Levisav is visiting
relatives mere and at Corbin
She expects to return to he
home in Lockland, Ohio sooD
Her husband is holding a mic,
position with the Cleveland Gin
cinnaii-t,hicaeo & St. Louis Rail
ngay 20 Billie is another one o
vernon's boys who is max
good and buying all the Lib
erfy bonds be can.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

A young child of Bob Spoona-
more, of the Hiatt settlement is
dead of drOpsy.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

A small child of Bev Thomas. Of
the Red Bud section died today
of whooping cough.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

young people extend congratu-
lations and sincere good wishes
to their recent happiness. The
Citizen.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18

Hon. J. Z. Speight will speak
at Mt Vernon, Tuesday. Oct. 20,
at p. m, in behalf cof the Re
% lblican ticket.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18
Buy MORE Bonds

For SALE: "A good Jack. two
fine young studs, and pair of Six
year old horse mules. See me at
once if interested.
c. A. DAVIS, Mt. Vernon.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-10-18
LOCAL

Mrs. Dolph Mullins, of Pine
Hill, died Wednesday of influenza.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
Berlin fir 2lmstaitic1
BON lfric9s9cfan9enen

@albinqton 26. Sulli. 9eltid.
lano tuuroe ourd Die ipaniife @e.
ion0itbaft eriudt, gertreter ndf
Bern, shipei5, at ienoen, Tim Oori
am 5. gluguit nit anerifaniidcr
8ertretern 8uia1lnen8utreffen unS
Ole Grbaltung, 9ebnnoIung unh
glustauiA bon @efangenen 5u beipre.
den. 0ie oeutide Gegierung bat iif
tiirsIid miQe1s ertldrt, an Iolder
aonferen8 teiI8une6men. Ole Ser.
Staaten baben aid eriudt, bob es
elmer idiDei3eriiden aonuniiiion ge.
itattet iueroe. Die oertiden 8efonge.
nenlager 5u beiudeu. I'M feit5uitel.
len DeIhe anlerifaniiden @efangene
ais s5nbali0en at betrahten ftno unb
5ur synternierling no6 Der Sdtpeii
gebraflt mer0en ioIlen. @egenIet'
Itltngen ner6en berIprohen. 9ns
Staatsoeportement CAB geitern be,
fannt, 6ab Die idnei5eriihe Gegie-
rung inbalioe glmcrifaner nufnebmen
uno iie big gum en6e beg arieges
internieren miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
Slicscr bonlbarSicrcit
kanaSiicbcs Pcipitat
aerste nnb Tfieeerinneu nnter
Sriimmerm besraben. gatien.
ten bnrdJ sSeniter anf Sci.
tern gerettet,

Plus Dem Soubtquortier Der fano-
oii1en gtrmee in Srnnfreif, 26. Syu.
nj. - Gin fanaoiides SoIpitoI. mel.
DIES binter Der britiiden s5ront ieit
Is Monoten beItono, puroe borge.
Itern Radt bon oeittiAen sliegern
bontbnr6iert unb mebrere 8erionen,
einIfIieBIid bon Ner3ten, Sffisieren
iino 9atienten, tpur6en getotet ooer
beripur6et.
Ser gIngriff off 0ieies Soipitol
fol9te Dem glngriff speier onberer
fanooii6er Soipitdler nnbe Der &ii'
Ite. Gos @ebGube, lpeldes suIebt
bomboroiert tuliroe, bat ndbrerlo oet
Sample i'm Mdr3 Gnitien0en bor
8ertnun6eten 11llterfutft geboten
9ie 9G6er 0es @ebGitoes tpuren mil
groBen roten &reuaen morfiert ltni
6ie @ebGltoe ii1O ME nGbreno oes
&rieges fir militdrii6e 8uefe Der
iuen6et fpor0en.
Sin 9.It6ftger 9liigeG beg @ebd1t
beg, Ser ettpa 200 SUB lang mar
qeriet in 8ranb, nadbenl er Dor
elmer 8oulbe getroffen tporoen mar
Die SoibitolangeIte1ten retteten bi'
silfIoIen gertpunoeten, bic bon Der
6lanrlnen obgeidnitten tnurben
ollrd Die 6eniter ouf 2eitern. Oil
erIte gombe fiel in ben SEPARATIONS
iaal, no gern6e g}eltnngefoutnenr
operiert ipuroen mtb begrl1b oiu
9ler8te un6 93fIegerinnen unter oer
Irilmmern, oie ioFort in 8ron6 ge
rieten. Mebrere Bflegerinnen be
finben iid audi inter Den Sotel
un0 8erlebten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
GicpS 6ectoe iiber
Sic irii6c Staoe
Srinnbs sefretGr sibt befannt, baf
cine Serbinbnng siniiden 9entI6.
Lamb nuO Srlanb beitanS.

2onbpn, 26. SUM. - SIN $oit-
ie Der @eneiten betonte Gremier
2loDS George eeitern Die Notuenot9.
felt Der grIe6igung Der iriiaeit sSro-
ge, 6a 6ieielbe Die 5htpierigfeiten
ni9t nur Der britiiden Regierltng,
ionbern ot6 Die Sdpierigfeiten Der
omerifnniItben 9tegieritne BET Der
Sortfiibrung Oes &rieees erbobe. CD
tporo Sbortt, $oi1ptietretGr fir ST.
Lamb, iogte Dor ben1 Snitie Der @e-
meinen, bob er Die M2itgIieber ail
iiberaeueen boffe, bob Die oeittihe
8erI6n0tung in Syrlano cine mirf.
Ii6e ltno orobenoe @efabr fir ons
2on6 bote. Or iogte, onB iouobl
Die @eiitlidfett, pie bic gationalt.
item tbren ginfIuB eeIteno eemadi
bGtten, 9fube Su erbnlten. Sefret6r
Sbortt iogte, bob Die 9fegierung ee.
funoen bdtte, Dob 9eittidlatto mid
SSrlano in 8erbin0ung itono uno oof
nidt MIR 8eridte bon 9eutihlanf
nod SSrlon6 fGmen, Ionoern aud bor
SrIon6 nod 9euti6lano gingen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
BraltS lc0t 9allSe
StaSt itt 2ti6c

GleeIunt 8ai9., &c. SUM. - 9ie
Qnltrengungen Der 5euertpebren bon
gleellln un0 gaensburg fonnten ge-
tern o6en6 Dem 8ratt6e, Ser oie bic.
iige Stu6t nieoerlegte, nidt @inbnlt
gebieten. 8as gan8e @eiddftsbier.
tel rn0 16 SGuiergepierte i'm 8ob-
nlng8bierteI iino nieoerge6rarnlt.
0ie ge6oroen gIouber, Dab ettua
1900 Gerionen o6oabIo8 iino, un0
Ser Sdooen miro ouf 81. 100000 ge-
i66bt.
9lqe aobIengrit6en in Der gt6be
ba6en ibren 8etrieb aufgegeben, unb
biele @rubenorbeiter, Die nit @rplo.
iibitoffen 1nSugeb.n ipiiien ipreng.
ten SGilier in Die 2nft in Der Soft.
nilng, Dem 6ener @inboIt gu ge6ie-
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
Pcrtlino ipielt aalf
11oilions 1seSc an

g(mIicr0am, IS. Suni.-Sn ieiner
QIniprade Dor Dem 9leidstog iogte
Der Rci68fan3Ier BON SertGing fol,
oen6es; sd iogte, boB 6ie'e bier
4}itntte 6eS 9rGiioenten 8ilion cine
mogIide @rlmolo9e fir einen aage.
meinen 8eItfrie0en biIben f0nnten.
Seine grfI1rnna 0es grGii0euten
g8ilion erfoIgte 6arauf. Somit lit
eS speflo8, Die ,S06en, oie BORT Be.
Bonnen al85uipj,men. Sod 8lped.
lofer 1T oieS na6 oen @rfIdrltuqen,
meIde itn8 ieitber erreid)t 9oben, be.
ionoers aus Mnrerifo. 9ieIe Gr-
tldrun9cn mohtcr eS in Scr Got
flor, ipos man onrunter 81 ber-
iteben bat cine 5rie6ensIiga BON
8olfern o0er cine 2iqn bon Q}0I.
fern sur Misunderstanding bon
5rcibeit lmO @creGtigteit.~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
Seejaoer aftocbli6
bel 1l)eitinSiefI
Sapitane, Sie bas sdiff fdteten,
elan6en, es lei Elm rMntter'
idliff" Der SandbDOts.

g}orfolf, @a., 26. SUM. = 8eri6.
te ii6er 0ie 9lnlueIenbeit eines i9nel'
len lrno itbtper beipaffneten oeltt-
Idjen Seei1gers In tneIti1toiIden Sc
paiiern tuuroen son ben aapitdner
bon s6ifferl Die bon 8entrnl. lntt
Siioomerifn einlieferI u1itgebrodt
3os S9iff ioG bonn Grelt8ertpp fein
Qie Sotiofe, oaB Der Seeidger
feinen 8erIub ma6te, lpenigitens
snei Der Sfiffe, Die geiidtet pur0en
an3uereifen beranlaBte Die 9apttdne
al Ser annobue, oab e8 Elm DWelt.
teri6iff" fir oie Ennhboote fei Die
fiir8lid on Der atlontiihen aiiite ope.
rierter.
Ser 5eeiGger nnr0e bon 0en
S6iffsfomman0onten olS 270 Sui
lang beIArieben un0 ion eine
G6nelligfeit bon Is Biz 20 &no'
ten oie Stltn0e entipifeln fonneu
@inige bon 6enen, Die oa8 SSabr5elo
Iidteten, berlieben ibrem @latber
g(usoruf, ooB 6erielbe Elm Srltft-
0olnbfer iei, ser 8piiten ben Ser.
.Staoten lnb 3entroIomerifa ber.
fe6rte un6 bon einem 8nnhboot &c,
fapert irn0 bennffnet pur6e. gtnf
i6rer glniibt lit 0os Shiff bon 70
Monn beoient, nelhe 3u Ser Monnt
i6oft eines 3oudboote8 ge6ortcn
Gs nur0e aud bebaltptet 0aB biz
britiide uno amerifaniIbe 6lottf
bon ser 2lnpeienbeit oes SeeidGers
benohrihtiot mur0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-26
eSapan ipill nod nidt in Sibirien
einareifen

3otio, 26. SUM. = 8ie 3eititrt'
gen beriften Dab infoIge bon Grind.
gungen oes geirots fir oipIomati-
ids QngeIegenbeiten Sopat iid ent.
i6loIien babe, Dem Griuden Der On.
tente nidt ftntt 5l geben un6 ge.
genIpHrtig cine Snteroention in Si.
birien nidt 5u itnternebmen. Sn oip.
Iomatiiden areiien eInubt man, bnB
SSopnn, auBer es miro 6ireft beorobt,
nidt obne Die llnteritiislng Der Ser.
Stooten banoeln nerbe.
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Nmtritaatr lltbuletl
$50 Ttinot gtfangen
ud,tnnSiiebsia t1tann ereeben itdb ctitent BON
ibnen eefansen Geftoiniftetteft 9etpcpnitepsn
Sclcaten; brinot fic ifts Pamptqilartser


9ons, 26. Stni.-9as 4riegs.
amt meloRte beltte, oob atnertfoniI6e
Sruppen BEL einen briaonten &n'
artff nobe benz 8eIleau @ehOls ge.
itern abeno $50 5einbe, oarllnter ei-
nen Saitptmonn, gefangen nabnen
ttno mebrere Moihinengepebre er-
oberten.
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