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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
REGISTRANTS CALL
ED FOR SATURDAY.

Following is the list of registrants
called for physical examination for
Saturday, Feb. 16:
B. P. Harris, J. l. Buckingham,
Charley Brewer, W. L. Bates, S. C.
Waggener, L. X. Jackson, COL; Wal
ter Maloan, COL; J. L. Staulcup, R.
L. Nichols, Pink Staulcup, C. W.
Travis, S. J. Johnson, Vester Stall
ings, w. T. Nichols, A. B. Lackey,
Lane Baker, Stephen Bradberry, /.
B. Oldham, Otis McClain, R. E. Ed
monston, Thurman Nelley, C. H.
Perry, Buck Harris, Ben Smithwick,
Andie Mathis, Alvin Rhodes, T. F.
Winston, COL; John Tansil, D. w.
Foley, w. B. Montgomery, W. R.
Berryhill, G. M, Francis, M. D. Car
ter, IS. J. Lane, J. L. Smith, R. A.
Nix, Leonard Morrison, A. L. Moore,
B. O. Cantrell, Herbert Flippin, col;
H. B. Webb, J. H. Hundley.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
SIGNALS Of PEACE
FROM KI (! ALLY
Facts Known at London Which Bring Closer
, The Possibility Of Separate Agreement
J With Austiahlngaia.

Facts are known in London, the
Daily News says which brings closer
the possibility of a separate peace
between Austria Hungary and the
entente.
Austria is said to look with disfa-
Vor on sending her soldiers against
the troops of the United States and
Great Britain.
Count Won Hertling, the imperial
German chancellor, it is reported
unofficially, will answer President
Wilson'S address to congress in the
German reichstag next Tuesday.
President Wilson saw difference
between the chancellor's recent state
ment and that of Count Czerzin, the
Austro-H Hungarian foreign minister,
and declared that Count Won Hertling
had not withdrawn from his posi-
ton that peace should be made on
Germany's terms.
There is yet no indication that
military operations on the western
front are about to be resumed on a
large scale. Attempts by raiding
parties are growing stronger, espec-
tally on the French front near Yer
dun and in the Woevre, but there
have been no attacks in force,
"Some time in March," according
to a German prisoner, the Germans
will attack on the British front. He
did not know if general offensive
would be begun then, but there is
marked activity behind the German
lines. The weather on the British
front continues favorable and the
fields and roads are drying fast.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOR HERE.

Hon. W. R. Kinney, deputy inter
nal revenue collector, is in Dresden
with headquarters at the Dresden
Bank, and will cheerfully assist in
filling out income tax blanks. These
blanks are difficult to understand,
and the government has sent Mr..
Kinney to us to render such aid as
may be required.
Mr.. Kinney will be here for a pc
Rod of several days, going to Martin
on Monday, and will have his head
quarters while there with the Peoples
Bank. Those who have not looked
into the income tax proposition might
save themselves considerable embar-
assment by calling upon Mr.. Kinney
at the bank.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
REGISTRANTS CALL
ED FOR TUESDAY.

Following is a list of the regis
trants called for physical examina-
ton for Tuesday, Feb. 10:
]. F. Hays, c. 0. Galloway, ]. H.
Morris, E. W. Underwood, C. o.
Cantwell, l. F. Bowlin, A. V. Terrell,
W. G. King, H. A. Bullock, /. P.
Gatewood, ]. W. Wallace, John
Moore, W. J. Heathcoat, Elmer jack
son, Harry Mcknight, C. A. James,
Clarence Dildine, C. L. Hicks, H. G..
Williamson, Geo. Stanfield, W. A.
Osborn, Nathan Tansil, COL; Char
ley Cavitt, COL; T. C. Tucker, Ever
EFT True Leroy Parekey, COL; ]. j..
Dew, J. F. Brewer, w. ]. Parker, R.
S. Bennett, Jake Lassiter, Raymond
MeKelvy, Simon Mailing, COL; W. C.
Morrison, Q. A. Guffee, J. L. Par
IRISH, Carl Milan, Frank Collins, Clip
per Griffin, E. A. Pope.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
FARMERS PROGRESS
SIVE CLUB MEETING

The Farmers Progressive Clubs
of Weakley county will hold an i'm
portant meeting at Martin on Sat
urday afternoon, when report will
be made on the tobacco situation.
This club has gone at things in q
busjness-like manner, sending three
of their very best men-Joe Min
ters. E. ]. McAdoo and G. D. White
to Paducah to study the tobacco
market. These gentlemen spent sew
eral days on the loose floor market
at Paducah this week and are sure
to have something interesting to
relate to the tobacco growers at Sat
urday's meeting
All farmers interested in progress
sive farming are extended an lnvl-
tation to attend the meeting at Mar
tin next Saturday, which, also, is
hog.sales day there.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
MARRIED MEN ARE
PLACED IN CLASS

We have just been in direct com
munication with the district board
in Memphis, DR.. L. L. Alexander,
chairman. With reference to the
status of those men who married
since the passage of the draft act,
that is May IS, 1917, DR.. Alexander
informed this local board that they
had, adopted an iron-clad rule by
which all men who had married since
the passage of said act must be
placed in class l, unless they were
entitled to deferred classification on
some other ground independent OF
said marriage That is On an agrl-
cultural or industrial claim or aged
or infirm parents, or some other OF
the various grounds for deferred
cIassification.-Local Board For
Weakley County.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
Enthusiastic and Largely AT.
tended War Meeting Held
There Monday Afternoon,
Patriotic Addresses

Martin may not be able to unite on
doctrinal, banking and political
questions, but she is a solid unit on
the question of patriotism to Ameri-
ca in her present great struggle for
the supremacy of world democracy.
This was demonstrated at Mon
days meeting held at the school
building and presided over by Mar
tins silver-tongued orator, Prof.
Eph P. Smith. The meeting was
called for the purose of crystalizing
a general interest and a determine
ton to carry out present day war
measures, embracing food conserva-
ton, food production, Thrift and
War Stamp sales, and so on.
Patriotic talks were made by
Mayor A. B. Adams, Prof. Eph P.
Smith, Hon. Geo. S. Boyd, Rev Witt
7. Irion, DR.. |. N. Penick, Profs. Jas,
T. Warren, G. L. Morelock and F.
Y. Fuqua, all evincing their deter
mination to help their great govern
ment win this war. At the meeting
plans were laid for the sale of Thrift
and War Stamps, with the following
committee: Eph P. Smith, chairman;
A. B. Adams, G. L. Morelock, JAS
T. Warren and D. F. Wren. These
stamps will be found on sale by all
rural route carriers, at all banks,
postoffices and express offices,
Messrs. Fuqua, Boyd and Ellis will
organize the rural districts and every
citizen of the county will be afford
ed an opportunity toNshow his or her
patriotism by the purchase of the
stamps. It ought not to be necessary
for some one to call on you to sell
you a stamp. But if you are not
called upon it is your duty to call
upon some one having them for
sale.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
BIGLAND COMPANY
WINDS UP DEAL.

A meeting Of the stockholders of
the Farmer Warren Land Co., was
held at the Peoples Bank in Martin
last Saturday for the purpose of
winding up the affairs of the COM
pany, which, some months ago, eff
fected the sale of 10000 acres of
fine timbered land in Louisiana,
through it's president, Mr.. T. H.
Farmer, which was referred to by
the Enterprise at the time as being,
probably, the largest land deal ever
made by a citizen of this county.
The meeting Saturday was to close
the books of the company, receipt for
large payment just made upon the
land, this being the last and final
payment.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
Disqualification of Forces On All
Fronts is Ordered. No Peace
Treaty Signed. Will
Isolate ROumania

Amsterdam, Feb. 11.-Russia has
declared the state of war to be at
an end and has ordered the demobili-
cation of Russian forces on all fronts,
according to a dispatch received here
today, dated Brest-Litovsk, on Sun
day.
The dispatch follows;
"The president of Russian delega-
tons of today's (Sunday's) sitting,
stated that while Russia was desist-
ing from signing a formal peace
treaty, it declared the state of war
to be ended with Germany, Austria
Hungary, Turkey and Bulgaria, sim
ultaneously giving orders for the
rehabilitation of Russian forces on
all fronts"
Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevik for
eign minister, abiding later to the
further discussions that will arise
from the situation created between
the central powers and Russia for the
establishment of reciprocal diplo-
matte, consular, legal and economic
relations, indicated a method of d.
rect intercourse between the govern
ments concerned, as well as employ
ment of the commissions of the
quadruple alliance which already are
at Petrograd.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
RUSSIA W|THDRAWS
FORMALLY FROM WAR
SUDDEN DEATH
OF YOUNG MAN.

Roy Mills, young man of about
rs years of age, was found in his
room at his fathers home, Mr.. Pomp
Mills, near Dukedom, on last Satur-
day morning in an unconscious con-
dition. He was laying upon the floor
when members of the family went
to call him to breakfast. The young
man had been working at Fulton
and came home because of being
sick.
A physician was called and pro-
nounced the young man suffering
from lock-jaw. He died during the
day and was inferred Monday at
Old Bethel.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
GERMAN MEASLES
AT UNION SCHOOL

There is much moving going on
in this neighborhood this week
Mr. Ben Wainscott novel to the
Tom Wash place; Mr.. John Cravins,
to the Hartsfield place; Nh. jim
James, of Hillside, has moved TO this
reighborhc6d
Miss Margaret Finch, who has been
sick for several months, is no bet
| ter.
Mrs. Monroe Crutchfield has had
an attack of bronchitis this week, but
is improving.
Mrs. Cy Winsett, who has been
sick for several weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Fannie Grooms has a severe
sore throat.
The roads around Union High
School are almost impossible, since
they have thawed.
Mr.. Loss Hemphill fell on the ice
last week, but was not seriously in
jured.
There has been snow on the
ground for SIS days. Has anyone in
this county ever seen a winter like
this?
Mr.. Tom Warren lest fine horse
last week, it falling on the ice and
breaking one of its legs and several
other bones
Mr.. Ben Fields children have
whooping cough.
In Union High School there are
several cases of chicken-pox and over
so cases Of German measles.-School
Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
CITIZENS OF Martin
MANIFEST PATRIOTISM
PROGRAM TEACH
ERS' MEETING.

On Saturday, Feb. %, will be our
next teachers meeting. All teach
ers are requested and urged to be
present, as this may be the last
meeting this year, and there are sew
eral things to be discussed. The
meeting will open promptly at 10
o'clock, and you are asked to be on
time. Program follows:
The Value of Literary Societies in
Our Schools-Prof. ]. 0. Atkins.
Subjects that Should be Taught in
the Rural Schools-Prof. W. L.
Denton.
Literature in the Grades-Miss Ida
Baxter
Patriotism and the Relation of Our
Schools to it-Prof. G. L. More
lock.
Noon.
Some of the Essential Things the
Teacher Can do and is Expected
to do to Help the Government Dur
ing this War-Prof. E. L. Free
man.
The Advantage of Attending Some
Summer School-Supt. F. Y. Fu-
qua.
What the County High Schools Mean
to Our County-Prof. J. F. Dun
can. ... .
Some teacher from the Normal
will address the teachers at this
hour.-W. G. Robinson, Chairman.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15

Russia steps formally out of the
war by act of the Bolshevik govern
ment which seized the reins of power
in Petrograd last November and al
most Immediately opened peace ne
gotiations with the central empires.
The authority of this government
seems virtually unquestioned at pres
ent in northern Russia, and the leu
tonic powers have already assured
the cessation of even nominal hos
tilities along virtually all the remain
der of the original long line in the
east by signing a peace with the
Ukraine and isolating Roumania.
Although cutting little figure in
the war for nearly year past, Rus
sia's great, indeed vital, part in the
conflict comes forcibly to mind as
the circumstances leading up to her
exit are reviewed. Becoming a belig-
erent on Aug. /, 1914, through Ger
many's declaration of war upos her,
her troops were soon sweeping
throuhg east Prussia, creating a di-
version which hampered the Ger
mans in their first dash through
Belgium and upon Paris.
Though disastrously defeated by
Hindenberg at Tannenburg, she raj
Lied quickly and by winter was ham
mering again at the German borders
and her great armies overrunning
Austrian territory at Galicia, were at
the crest of the Carpathians and
threatening an invasion of Hungary.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
HOG SALE AND PIG
CLUB MEETING.

Saturday, Feb. 16, will be Hog
Sale Day in Martin, and it is the
desire of the club committee to have
every boy and girl, and the fathers
of these children, who wish to join
the Pig Club, to meet in Martin, at
1 p. M, on that day. The rules and
regulations of the club will then be
explained and the members enlisted.
Let every one who is interested in
the welfare of our boys and girls be
present and help launch this new
phase of work and make it a sue
cess. Remember the date--Satur-
day, Feb. 16, at | p. m.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
Two Appeals Returned

The local Exemption Board is in
receipt from the District Board at
Memphis of the appealed cases of
Silas Moore and Jas. E. Pryor. These
cases were both appealed second
time with additional evidence, and
returned to the local board unchang-
ed, both men being held in class /.
The District Board refuses to re-
consider any of these appealed cas-
es where it has acted upon them
once, and states that it must adhere
to the law governing registrants who
have married since the passage of
the draft act.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY


Dodd & Son of Martin closing out their entire
Stock. But are receiving new Goods almost daily
that were bought nearly a year ago. and much
lower than present prices. So now the new Goods
and all together must be sold. Big values in
Ladies' Suits and Coats, Waists Skirts Kinonas,
Petticoats, Sweater Coats, Scarfs Furs Mems and
Boys Suits, Overcoats, odd Pants and Rancoats
Big Stock Percaes Domestic, White Goods and
Silks at less than the present mill prices. Biggest
Stock of Footwear to be found anywhere, and all
at less than present factory prices. Buy now and
supply yourself for the year.
IMPORTANT! Buy Ladies Suits and Coats,
Mems and Boys Coats, Rancoats, etc. now and
save big money. Come one and ALL it's your OPP
portunity. Make use of it before it's it too late.
Mrs. Sims, late of Gleason invites her friends to
call on her at Dodd's. Thanks for past favors.
o-n-O-a-O-n-O-m-O- p
DODD & SON
The Store that Saves You Money
West Side Opposite Walk from East Side
MARTIN, TEN NESSEE
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15

With the American Army in
France, Feb. 9.-Five American sol
diers are believed to have been killed
and four missing and one wounded
when an American patrol was am
pushed in No Mans Land last night
by a superior force of Germans.
The spot where the encounter &C.
Cured is an isolated one and reports
concerning the casualties inflicted
by both sides are meager.
Only one American is known to
have escaped the trap of the Ger
mans, which was laid in front of our
wires. One survivor, who crawled
back to the American lines with a
bullet in his chest, is unable to talk.
Our artillery Immediately laid a
barrage around the ambushing Ger
mans and some are believed to have
been accounted for. The infantry
accounted for others, as it is certain
the attacked patrol fought to a fin
ish according to information trick
ling in from the front line.
Our patrolling soldiers were work
ing to the front of our wire entan-
clements when a big enemy patrol
that had been divided into parties
which took up concealed positions
opened fire at close range. The
night was clear and the forms of the
Americans made the best possible tar
gets for the hidden Germans. There
is no doubt but that the Americans
bfiattled CALAMITY until completely
overpowered.
The artillery duel in our sector
continued today. Scores of air
planes were out and making photo
graphs. The men in the line were
thrilled by number of air duels
high in the sky over their heads. ,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-02-15
UNITED STATES
. PATROL AMBUSHED
Five Americans Killed, One Wounded and
-Four Missing. Germans Had
Laid Trap.

With the American Army in
France, Feb. 10.-One American ar
tilleryman was killed and five ar
tillerymen were wounded Saturday
night by shell fire.
The Americans sprinkled the en-
envy trenches with shrapnel all dur
ing the day. There was considera-
BILE patrol activity, but no further
clashes were reported.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-02

nab,ne bes slmenbements mar, eedrs
bert 1t. iuirO jett eineSieoereriudgnns
besielben beantrasen fDnneir. On
oerid)iebene &erGnbernngen i'm Senat
eintreten, 10 bpfft man Sas jett ab=
seiuieieme 9lmembement ipater bDd)
npd) sur glmnabne brinsen sn FIN
mem.
grigaoe=@ General '6mtd)ings, friiber
General=9lbimtant nnieres Staates,
fat ieinen ebrenbpllen 9lbidJieb be=
fo1nmen.
9ie gerliner y9rensseitnne" err
f!art, man iniiiie mnbebingt cine 9if=
tatnr einridten.
Ser amerifantide 1tnterieebuotia=
ger No. go iunrbe an Der Netu sSeriep
Suite bnrdl 3niammenitpf NIT einem
Selbampfer herIenft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-02

iierlualD ltnD Der Wioiel, luD DIE Nme=
rifaner fa,npfen.
Die Gnglanber nn6 Mmerifaner
iollen iuabreno Der letten bier Sage
smiIhen ct. Gmentin nnb Gambrai,
36 bentlde 9iuiiiunen seidlasen ba-
ben. 8abrenb bes Mpmats Septem-
Der madten Die GnslGmber $4,000
>Wefangene mno erbeuteten 700 8as
llDnen.
Die 9entiden madten itarfe Mn=
eriffe anf bic 9aiierten bei Gambrai.
Die &ana6ier, Mnitralier nnb glmeri=
faner baben bieIe Mngrifie nidf nnr
smriidsidlasen, ionoern baben aud
nod 8elpinne semad)t.
Sic ensliIden yerlmitc uabreno
Ses Monats Septen,ber - Sute,
@eriumnbete ituo @erniftc - belan.
fen iid anf 94,937 Sffisiere mnb
Manmidaften.
Die 9lQierten baben folgenbe Crte
amf bem sroken Sdladtfelb lin 9sorS-
ueiten senommen: Waisb, siuiIden
Gbeims nnA>@aillp, Goneebreamr,
27a Meilen iueiter 6itlid); Wienripal, 2
Meilem fiibOitlid; gentelap, IablidJ
BON Wenribal; 8pnbancpmrt, sluei
Meilen ueiter Gitlid; Srismp, iefs
Neilen norbueitlid bpm 3beims
Gbenab, iiiboitlid hon Srisnp ;Nerig,
31a Weilen nproiueitli6 bon 3beims.
sSn Der Champagne iunr6en bas 0uri
slmtrg, Der Nmtrb-@ala nnb @amr-
les-Wumrons aenomnten.
Cine ne,te frans0iiide slrmee, bic
bes General 8ertbelot, niinmt ON ben
&fen tell. Sie sreift am gesfe-
6lnk, nur6meitlid bon @beims, an
nnb arbeitet NIT bem gleiden Grfol-
&C iuie bic anoern sruppen Der .Ml-
fiierten.
Die Gnglanber nnb gelsier babcn
bic &onlers-N -Neni strafe iiberidrit.
ten.
Die gelgier mnb Gnslanber baben
in yelgien iebr biele Qefaneene se-
mad)t.
Die 9eutidJen luaen in Selaien
feinem 8erindj semadt baben, bas
Serloreue Serritorinm snriif IN ses
tuinnen.
Sn 6lanbern, in Der @egenb uon
0irmnbbcn nadl Armentieres, baben
Die Velgier nnb Gnglanoer iueiterc
Grfplse gebabt.
@om n6rbliden Selgiem bis Der.
onn iimb aampfe i'm @anae.
Set Sem 26. Sepfember iinb uol,
ben gmerifanerm iiber bmmoert feinS,
lldDe Mer0plane uno II Gallons fer
anterseidoiiem.
8eneral 9lllenbg lit MIR uodl 21a
Weilen bon 9amasfms entfernt.
slmdJ Die 5irfci iun perind,en,
sSrieben sit MAIDEN. Sn Gonitanti.
nopel perbungern bic 2ente II. es fin
ben bort ltmrnben itatt. Gs IimS
bort siuei ssaftionem, Die cine fiir ben
9rieg leitet Gnuer Eaidla, Die anbere
fir ben Ssrieben Salaat Eaida. Sn
oieIem Mmgenblif id)eint Gnper Ya-
ida i'm Winiiterinm nod Die G6er-
bano sm ba6en. Sine 9omSomer De-
peidle iast, Die oGbenins 0elus" be-
hanptet, bic Siirfei babe iel6cr offi-
sielle ypeaee feelers" "ansgeitedt.
Gine @enier 9epeid)e bebanptet,
bic Siirfei babe BON 9entldlamS ocr-
langt, es iolle oas SdJiuarse Beer Of.
fen balten, nene slnleiben bergebea
nnS Srnppen nad Halaitina unb DE
iopotamien id)ifen, ionit ,uerbe bic
Siirfei es ebeuio MAIDEN mie 8nfga-
rien.
Gine 9epeidDe ans @aibington mel
bet, in uffisiellen areiien Der Saapt.
itaot lei man Der slnfidJt, baF audi
Ceiterreih balo sesiunnsen ieiH iuers
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-10-02

De, elnen leparaten Trieben al ld)iie=
zen.
8nbapeiter 3eitmngen erflaren,
Geiterreid) luiinldJe ben Sriebem.
aber in lte6ereinitimmnng nit
9entidJlanb.
Sc beikt, Ser a0nis npn gnlsarien
mpae sit 8tniten ieines Sobnes sus
riiftreten.
Cine gerliner 9epeid]e an bic 8e=
ier 3eitnns meloet, beutide Srnppea
ieien Sreitas in Sofia, BET bmlgari-
iden 'Sanptitabt, eingetrpffen nno
pun Der gebOlfermns NIT Gmt9uFas-
INNS anfgenornnten tupr6en.
Mns Neiu gprf iuirS semelbet,
Millioneu bon @ni1en ieien Ser In.
iid)t, bak &mflanb innerbalb eines
Sabres einen nenen MarId onrh bic
8arpatben MAIDEN iuiirSe.
Mms @aibtngton tuirb aemelbet,
Der 8iberitano sesen Die 9entiden
in Gnklanb uerbe itdrfer, fiirsliA
bGtten iie in elmer Sdjladt in Ser
llfraine 1900 Wfann berlpren. Die
2ebensmitellase in Eetersbnrs lperoe
immer idlimmer.
Der beutife @isefansler bon Eayer
iOa e6enfalls reiisniert babem mnb bic
Nefsnatipn ioa ebemfalls nneenom=
men iein. Gs beikt jett, 9aper's Ge-
iianation lei Die syolse oes 0iterrei=
diiden 5riebensangebots aeiueien
iein. Die 0pte itanb in einem s,t grp-
fen &ontrait at Yager's fnrs porGcr
semadten idarfem Aenkermnsen,
Die 3iebnng, bnrd, ipeide Die Gei=
befolge beitimmt ipirb, in Der Die t3
Willionen Nann siuiiden Is nnb Is
Sabren, bic nenlid resiitriert mnr.
ben, in's Seer einsntreten bnbem, lit
geitern beenbet iporben. Sic fat nidt
10 lange sebanert, iuie man eriuartet
baftc.
Nus Nmlteroam iuirS aemeloet,
Sentidlanb babe bic Ibiid)t, gelgien
su rGmmen.
Sn elmer Heoe in ser 2Dn6oner
8itilbbaa erflGrte Yalfpar, Ser eng.
liide Miniiter bes Memferen, bas Den
mnteriuorfenen @1lfern amsetane TN
redt miiiie iuieoer gut semadt mer-
ben nn6 bic belebtem Serritorien
miikten tuieber bpllItGnSiae syrei6eit
baben, 6ebur cine 2iga bon Wationem
gebil6et ,lno Der @elt syrieoem aeae-
ben iuerben fSnne. Gr lei sans fir
bic Sheen, Die 4rGiibent 8ilIom IN
ieiuer letten Gebe ansgeIprpden
babe.
Giner 9epeife ans gSaIbimston
5mfulse siebt 9entidlanb sroke srnp.
penmaiien ans GnflanS snriif. @ief.
leid)t iuill es Srnppen nadJ 8nlgarien
idliden ober es mil oie iueitlidJc
ssront ueritarfen. Eifoiu nnb gici-
guroo luer0en geranmt. Gs ipllen
100000 Mann Sentider Soloaten in
9tnklanb iteben.
Cine Sunboner Sepeidc be6anpfet,
Der bentide &aiIer babe in einer Sc.
peIdle an bic @aterlamo- -gartei er.
flart: ySdD boffe beitimmt, oaf baS
seiamlnte Sentide @plf in bieier
idlmerem 3eit iidl nm mid idjaaren
nnb bis 5nm leeten Ntemsmg bas 81
terlano seaeu bic idmadppilen 9laue
Ses 5eimbes uerteioisen miro"
Srub Der SemiiBnnsen Ses 9raii-
ocnten bat Der Sennt bas ssrauen.
itimmredlts -smenoement snr 8nnbes-
perfaiInng nid)t ansenummen. Gs
mnrben mir "a Stimmen fir nnS 81
Stlmmcn gesen Sas 9lmenbement a6-
gegeben; sur gnnabme geb6ren a6er
sipei Srittel Der seiammten Stim.
men.
Semator Sones, Elm itarfer 8efar-
worter oes 5ranenitimmredts, bat
lein @otum iiber bas Stimmredt-
Imenbement, oas natirlid, fur gns