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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
Victory Buttons for
 Discharged Soldiers

The War Department has approved the issue of Victory button to all who served on active duty within or without the United States for period of IS days during the period between April g. 191I and November Il, 1918, in the army as officers or enlisted men; field clerks and members of the army nurses corps texcluding members of the students. army training corps). This button is to be worn as a lapel button on civilian clothes. For those wounded in action it will be of silver for all others of bronze. &
 A supply of these will soon be on hand at the local army recruiting station at 20l Clark building. In order to obtain one the applicant must present either his original discharge certificate or certiff- cate copy of the same made by some one authorized to do so. Obviously il will simplify matters greatly if the orig inal can be brought.
 As soon as these buttons are recei>ASl at the recruiting office due notice VI. be given of the fact through the local press.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
NO TASK TOO GREAT
 OR DUTY IMPOSSIBLE
 FOR ALABAMA'S OWN

Rudy of complexion, healthy. sound oi body and very happy, the boys of Ala bamas S own bosom are here today
 Tall ones, gaunt ones. small ones, no slim ones and all brave ones and true Alahsmians. they are parading in Bir- mingham once more,
 These are the members of the regiment that has captured every position, reached every goal, carried out every order they ever have been instructed to do. They stayed in the trenches longer than any other American regiment. They captured more prisoners than any other. They are the only regiment universally known by the state from which they hail--Ala bama They have faced and beaten the best units in the German army and they pen etrated the German lines further than any other detachment.
 And all We have ever had to do', said Col. William P. Screws. was to remind them of the folks back home, of the peo- pie they love and what they are expected to do. Then they went forward with an unconquerable determination. They have never failed on any assignment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
AMBASSADOR PAGE TO RESIGN AFTER
 PEACE CONCLUDED
By Associated Pre-.

Paris. May 9.-Thomas Nelson Page, the American ambassador to Italy, has made known his inten- ton to resign after the conclusion of peace, it was stated in high quarters in Paris today.
 Ambassador Page has cOntem- plated this step for the past two years, hut it now has become def initeiy known that it has no reIn- tiOn to the recent tension over the withdrawal of the Italian deIega- ton from the peace conference. The ambassadors efforts to restore relations have led to the circula- tiOD of reports that he differed with President Wilson, but it Is stated in authOrativc circles that these reports are unwarranted and that his intention to resign has not bcen caused by any question which has arisen in connection with the Italian issue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
Still Idolize Hindenburg

When, just after the armistice, revolu- tionists got the upper hand in Germany, no military order in the empire was valid unless it had a rebel chieftains name un- There is but one exceptions" writes Her bert Corey in Everybody's. Fritz Donath, chairman of the revolutionary committee, explained that We love and respect Field Marshal Hindenburg too much to coun- tersign his orders. It would be humil- ation for him. But we look at his or ders-and if we do not approve them they are not sent out.
 'Enemy or not continues MT. Corey, "the field marshal had been great sol-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
SMITH HOME OPEN
 TO SONS COMRADES
Members of Sixth Marines and Com- pany l. Invited Guests of Sol
 dier's Parents

Mir and Mrs. w. w. smith. Sl5 Twen- tieth street, south, have invited all members of Company l., 167th infantry, and members of the Sixth regiment of the marines if there happen to be any in Birmingham today, to be their guests today
 Their son, Private Joe Smith of the Sixth marines, was killed in battle on July 19. near Soissons. Although the parents have been notified of his death, they have not learned the place where he is inferred. They are anxious to learn more of the death of their loved one.
 Jack Smith, a second son. is a mem Der of the 157th infantry. He is at the present confined in the base hospital at Fort McPherson He was wounded in the battle of Chateau Thierry
 Members of these outfits will be given cordial welcome at the Smith home by the parents, brother and sisters of their comrades.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10

Mechanics band.
 Call to order by A. W. Dozier, chair man. Invocation by Rev. W. M. Mcdonald M E. church, south.
 Song by audience. led by band
 Introduction by A. W. Dozer, chair man.
 Address, Oscar w. Underwood, U. $. Senator.
 Selection by band
 Address, Hon. John R. Hornady. city commissioner. Song by audience, God Be With You Till We Meet Again."
 Prayer and benediction by Rev. J. C. Hill, First Baptist church.
 Sounding of taps by bugler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
AT THE LYRIC

Today's matinee will begin at 2 o'clock instead of o'clock. The change is made in order that people can attend the matt nee and also enjoy the big carnival.
 Jean Sothern heads the bill and is a clever entertainer.
 Other attractions on the programme include "Oh. What a Night" music, comedy and song; Jack Marley, the gaby glide of vaudeville; "The Girl in the Air." electrical and song novelty, and Claire and Atwood. comiques.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10

der, and even today, with the empire crumbled about him, he remained the idol of the people and the army alike. Every man we met spoke bitterly of Ludendorff and von Kluck and von Tirpitz and the lesser figures of the war, but only affec- ton and respect for Hindenburg. To see him forced to obey Rath made up of men who are patriots. but can only seem to him a body of unclean rebels, had something about it which touched the heart"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
Hike POstpOned

The community hike for the boys of West End, planned for last night, was postponed one week on account of the celebration in honor of the 167th The hike will be pulled off on the night of Friday, May 16.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
AT LOEw's BIJOU

pleasing programme of high-class vaudeville is on the bill at Loew's Bijou today. The Chalfonte Sisters, descriptive dancers, are the headline attraction. Viola Dana in False Evidence" is r:le picture feature. Other acts include o. K
 LegeI, comedian; Ryan and Moore, old
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
AIT THE MOVIES

Strand-William S. Hart in The Money Corral"
 Alcazar-Anita Stewart in From
 Headquarters" Trianon-Norma Talmadge in Going Strai ght"
 Rialto-Geraldine Farrar in The
 Stronger Vow" colonial-Dorothy Gish in Boots :" Princess-Charles Chaplin in "Shoul- der Arms odeon one-"The Raid and Lady Belihop's Secret" Odeon- Two-"Fatty Disturbs Peace" and ",- tooked to the End.",
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
RAINBOW CELEBRATION

All day-Birmingham welcome cele- brations to the "Old Fourth Ala bama" regiment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10

On local steamers and those in the coastwise trade between the Malayan Straits and India, the stevedoring is done by special gangs of Chinese and Indian coolies, who form part of the steamers crew
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10
THEATRES

Lyric-Keith vaudeville. Loew's Bijou-Loew's vaudeville and
 feature pictures. New ajestic-"1shmael
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10

In British Malay, Chinese are chiefly employed for carpentry work. the num- Der of other nationalities being small in comparison. On day rates the wages vary from 45 to 99 cents, depending on the class of work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-10

time melodies; Saxton and Ferrel. in the sketch. Troubles of An Actress and Hudler. Stein and Phillips, in steps of Harmony"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-23
1ltcttteltearc i,ereiftt
iieb NIT Scrbicn

qon6on, 29. 9lpril. - Ser Stems
pirb bon GoOgoriba (38 Meilen
n6r6lid BON seltarD tefegrupbiert,
ooB am Gouutag ons Gonigreid
@ortenegro alt eriitieren oltf9eb0rt
babe, oils ole MISUNDERSTANDING
ben anidlub oil Serbien orr6 lie.
bertragung Der Staotgetpolt an ben
ierbiihen @ouberneur proflanierte.
Die Nndridten miOeripreden iid,
Die Serben bebn1iptet, Dob bic
Mlebr6ob[ Der Wlontenegriuer 5lt
@uniten Der @ereinieung iet
Montenegrinilfe 8ertreter iebpd be.
bnupten, ooB ibre GotionolDeriamm.
lung bon 9Srolerben oonliniert NOR.
ben, oaS montenegritiiide 8olf aber
lein aonigrei9 fortlesen nolle. sic
bobelt iogar Serbien beI6uloigt
@ontenegro init 8affen9eipolt felt
benz 8affenitialtanoe nieoerge6oIten
All baben."
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PMec Paaic ge9eil
Ole Spartakmianer

aopenbagen, 23. glpriI. = y8enrt
mir uns in Der Mlo1t Ii9ern itno f1-
big ftnb, itniere Soeen ousSifiibren,
tperoen Spartofuianer ibre Metbooen
Der SArefettsberridaft oufgeberL in.
Dem lie onerfennen, ooB oieie Me.
tboben fir RublniO poiIen nt0gen,
aber nidt fir 9eutihla1o," ioll
Sugo Saaie, Der 6iibrer Der llnob-
bangieen gu oem 8erIiner aor-
reIponoerten Der GIdnnge Eele.
grnp6 Gonlpdnp in einent ssi1terDietu
qcinqt baben. Ger &orreiponoent,
iuelder geraoe aus Berlin 5uriidge.
febrt 1T, iogt, 6oB Soaie ibn er5dblt
ba6e, 6oB 0ie rnabbdngiee So5ioIi-
itenportei Die So3idIiiierltng oIlet
arofen SilfgqueTlen Oes 2anbes, iuie
ole aobleniHinetl bic GiIer. nno
Stoblnerfe uno onoere me1r, gefor.
bert babe, oesgIeid}en idnltliher
2anDbeiibe, pelde oitrd arbeiter.
1tno 8auernr1te benrbeitet uno eelei.
tet iperoen iollen.
.Siniidtli6 Oes SoOietiDitems"
fubr Serr Sooie fort. berrid)t Inter
ms cine berIdieoene Weiniltig, bic
meiIten miniGen oasielbe ober in
foloenoer 8eiie berfpirffift 81 ie.
ben: syeoe J1brit ooer GbnIide slft.
-Iaae Ioa einen aus elmer fleinen
9[n8obl befteben6en Hot eripdbIen es
loaen ober groBe 9lrbeiterrdte I'M
aan5en Neide eebiIoet tueroen, mel.
de cine gentle 9ontroIle uro Wlodt
iiber Die offentIiden Ginridtuneen
ipie Die @eridtsbofe iittS onoere,
ousiibeu iolen unO ipel6e niBeroem
oas aedt boben ioIleh @eiesesbor-
loaen bein g1rlanent borsubrirgert.
@enn Die boreeidluaenen 9eformen
suriideeiuieien peroen, ipIlten oie
Ndte oag 9left baben, 8olfsabitinl-
munaen al peronlaiien."
Saole teilte Dem aorreiponoeuten
ierner nit. OaB er einen renftiond.
rem Stootsitreid In Berlin nidlt fiir
unntoaIi6 onie6e, onB ober cine Der.
ortige aontroGe, fnns iie eintreten
paroe, didt Idneer aIs ciniae DO.
note beiteben rpurOe. ipenn fie iId
iiberbouDt 10 IonQe bnIten t1nna
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tsmntelp appenicrt
oeacft 1litslicfcriiia0

@afbineton, 90. 9lpriI Die
slnip1Ite goiDoro q. GlimeIDs, 0es
frifberen 8eiibers Der sc. gD MaiI
oppeIliertcn beint @antoesobergerisbt
eegen oie Grtideioung Der @ull-
Oesgeri6te 1lieoerer sSritan5, neIAe
Sobcas-corpus. .Mntr1ge allguaItett
ibrer &Iienten, Tim 0eiIen NusIie-
ierltng ben 9seip yorf noh gsaib.
ington su berbinoern, obgemieielt
batten. Die anDdlte itnterbreitefea
lire S6riftiabe, ebenIo iDie btu
9lnndlte Der Hegieritng, iDeId|e 0ie
lteberfiibrung gfiuuelps nn9 Maib4
ington berbeifitbren ipoIleit, ohua
ie6e miin6Ii1e @rgitnteilte.
2out Der in oem Diitrift So.
linnbia erbobeneu g[nflagen mira
bei1uIoigt, eg lnterIaIiea
at boben, Dem 8eripalter feill0IidefE
gigentunts on berihten, 0nB er filr
oie 0eutIhe Regierltng cine gIn5abf
glftien Der g. Q. Mcg[ure Stems
5aper Corporation IN ieineut 8efiba
babe uno DoB, er Der oeatidell Ne%
gieritng $t>450.0OO idul0p.
@umeIns anipdIte beboupten. 0oF3
onrd1 peberfiibrting nod BaIbingA
Ton Ole sSrltereiien ibres 2Iientells
eegen ben eleide @nflogen in Stem
yorf idmebers geiadoiet tuitroer. /
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-23
9isfniiionsre(6t 0ell
9ntlbell geludbrt
Die Sentidten SricScnsSelceaten nit alien Don:
maAten aiseeitattct; 2lliiertc iictcrn ibnen
pcllc yetpearnesfrcibcit 81
Peser fta@cln 81 ncnem streik in Berlin auf

nlifgebebt; elm allgemeiner Streit
ideint oesbalb 5n ben Mogli9feiten
Su geboren.
glngelteIIte auf Der @ermonio
@erft un0 onoeren Sdiffsboubofen
iueigerten iid), 9feparoti,ret an me1.
reren Heineren Gdiifen, bic ormiert
iueroen io[lten, I'M Seiiitenmo1oienIt
5u berri1ten, porSunebrien. 9ie
glrbeiter erflGrten, Die Gdiffe ND.
rem ba, I'm i'm 9ienft eegen 9fuB.
lan0 berpetl6et au merOen; Tie mol.
ten Die Snno nidt Sit ipeiteren 8lut.
nergieBen bieten. Ntan min es iest
ben 9lrbeitern ii6erlaiien, ielbit gu
beItinmen, pel4er glrt Die 9eipoIf.
nung oieier Sdiffe iein ioa.
Gen. Merfer in Srannihmeig.
Inter Dem Subel Der 9eb0lferitng
bot General @ierfer on Der Spisc
bon Regiernngstrltppen ieinen Gin
aug in 8rauni6meig eebalten. Die
giote @oroe leiltete feinen gSioer.
ltono; iie aerbrad lire @eipebre ltno
mari lie ms 8oiier. General Mer.
fer bat 10000 Mnnn &ruppen; Die.
ielben nber fonnpieren ouBerbal6 Ger
Stnot, oa 6ie Gp1rtafer bic aoier.
men nnterutittiert batten. 8ie Wtit.
gIieOer Der communication &eeie.
rltpg miroen berboftet, bic 4rbeiter.
rdte oufgeI0It irl6 cine neite Reoie.
rung lit bon Werfer ms 2eben ee.
rufen nnb eingeiebt iDoroen.
fSarit 2idInDnustD iuarnt.
Berlin, 90. glprilSSn einem sSrter.
bielp gnb Shirt 2idtotusfb, Der frii-
bere gotidofter in 2onoon. beiierl
$eirnat G1Ieiien 1T, folgelloe @rflG-
rung ab: a9eutidlan0s 9egenp1rti.
ee repibIifaniide 9feeierlingsforn
biI6et cine @nrantie lnlo Stderbeit
gegen meitere &rieee, Oie 6ttr9 Ge.
beintoipIonatie eines rnberontiport.
li6en aabinetts angeaetteIt iueroen
fonnten. 9os oeutibe golf ober
mag often ourd iuertrdoIihe Brie.
oensbeoinglingen uno Gebietsmes.
na1me at einen iueiteren ariege ge.
5nungen perben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-23
Geaen sic Grnadrnna glnEIambs.

glrhdngel, %. Mpril. ~ @enernM
2eutnont gugene &1rIoipitid WlIIers
Der an Ser Spite Der gErdangeI. .gies
eierung itebt, idgte 5i Dem gertretef
Ser 2liinaiierten 9reiie, oaB er oela
Ilnne oes 6ritiof gsmtieu 5itr @r.
nGbrltng oes r1tiliiden @clfes eift.
ihieoen opponiere. gInOere @eanlts
ipre6en iid iii oeniieIben e5iiu<
oits. General @iIler ioate, ooB oef
8orI6Iog, itnieren 6einoeit an Nor<
oben6 6es Sieges Silfe olt getudg
rem, gang ouBerboIb oenr gergidf
itnierer 8ctrodtitngen liest. Gs i
ni6t GIT perEnngen, 6af mir oufbd
rem at fdnlpfen, Inn es nt0gsidj 81
ma6en, oaB infer Seino mi a5robj
iion berieben tper0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-23
2laRrinesmittel per
Habel ttatb europe

Osew Dorf 80. gfbril. Der Sc
0ero[ 9feierbe.9liisihub bot beute
Die SelOimg bon @eIo nofJ glts
ropn, nit glusnabnle GeutiAlnnos,
oittoriiiert, fir oos, ourd) 8erntitte.
lung ser arnerifanifdeit nEelief"
a0miiliIttotion 2ebensmittel einge.
touidjt perben f0nnen. glmerifaniide
9robiantborrGte, Die in @uropn
oufgeipcihert iinO, meroen 5ltn Ius-
tauid) beartt per0en.
Probiant i'm glei6en @etroee pie
Die @eIbIenouneen miro Dem gtorei-
iaten oann otsgeb1noiet.
Die r@eIief" glonliniItrntion
ipuroe outd 8eipiIliaiing beg &on-
greIies pop $1O0,000,000 fir Die
Oorbenoen @uropder geidaffen. Die
SGnoer, bic Der gergiinItigung tell.
boftig iueroen ioIlen lin6: 8olett
Serbien, &umdnieb sSinnlana.
5idedo.Slobofien 9Slioo.Slobien,
9eutid.Geiterr 9rtlgarien ilno
Die Siirfei.
9eittl1lono lit borl1ilfig dusge.
idIoIien, SobdIo ober Der &riegs.
Sonoelsoltsi6rf in Haris Die
oeutlde 9lodnoe ollfgeboben bat,
miro es cineeIdloiier peroen.
@elobetrGee fontten blr6 8anfen,
@rpreBfompoeniett GautpfiAiffogerl.
ten ooer an6ere @eid1fte oieier
gron6e geianot iueroen. @S miro
oorn gegen Eroniont eingetauidt.
geif)ts fam aber oireft on Die Qbrei-
ioten geionot lperOen. glGe8 gebt
ourd Sic SGnoe Der Relieffomuii-
Iion, Die 6ur9 oie gonfen I'M 8obn-
orte oes gl0reiinten oos @eiddft be.
Iorgen. 9riefe fonnen ouf oieie
8eife nid)t beforbert tper6en a6er
Der @nlpfang bes @eloes uno Die
MISUNDERSTANDING iperoen eine
qetpiiIe 8erbin0ung 5lpiihen Senber
lub @nu,f1nger berfteIIen, Die reht
bielen erfreulid iein miro, Die ieit
Sabren nidts bon einanoer gebort
1oben.
geatiirli6 fam nidt ie6e ein8eIne
5nnme mad Gnropa teIegropbiert
lperoen. ScbnIo ober cine gelpiile
Sobe BON gin6ablitngen erreidt
1T, perhea Die gin5elbeiten OH Ger
bert Soober gefnbelt iperoen, Der
oonn oos @eitere in Die SarO
ttilnntt.
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gritiidIe Slisser pcrbrannt.

9lnoOber, 23. glbril. 5iinf bon
Der Mmnidait 6es eroBen Sano.
lep.Gnge sSIuaidifies erlitten oen
3oo olirb ole 5lammeu, ols oas
sSlpgoelg iufoIge eines llnfalls bel
glebbia onr Groe itifr3te.. Die BEL
ben anberH fomen NIT idiperen Ser.
Ietiingen oobon. Die Moidine bate
feinen gnten gfufflug, itieB eegeu
einen SeIcgrapbeupfoiten unO Oann
erpIo0ierfe Der @niolinbebdlter.
Gdntlide SninIien 6es 5lug5crges
maren sgrmeeofiiSiere.
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1tneariicte Heeicrmne
bat reiianiert

Horis, 80. 9pril. oiiiSielle
9rabtloie brinet Die glodridt, oob
8ela Sums Sobietreeierilng al @noe
lit. Ser Sieg Der rum1niiden &rilp.
pen NIT oenen iid Die Si9eden
bcreiniet Boben bot bic nnedriidpn
&rilppen boIlltdn0tg oenoraliliert
itnO gilt bier ols llriafe 0es 8u.
ioutinenitlIr5es Der Hegieritng.
Sn 8ubapeit ioll oie unorOnitng
groB uno fpiloes Bliin0ern OIL Der
&ogeSoronung iein.
Son on6erer Seite iuiro Der 5ol[
Ser &esierlng Der &atiofe 5uge.
idrieben, oob oie 8erbnftungen bon
@eiitlihen oIler aonfeliionen Die
&otbolifcn, 2utberaner llno &olbi.
niiten geeen Die beltebenbe ae-
gierling nereiniet bate, uno 6oB
oieie MIR nit N1iibe nno ourh oller.
lei 3ugeitdnOniiie Die gtrbeiteroer.
b0n6e onf ibrer Seite balten foniltc.
0oau ici aetcnmen, ooB oie 3abT
Der ungarii6en Sobiettrnppen nit
ibren 8egnern bereliden iebr flein
lit.
2on6on, 23. g[pril. Der @iener
&orreiponoent Der 8ailb Wiail
idreibt 0ie Sdnddung ilno nun
erfoIgten SAL oer Sobietregieritng
Dem llnitanoe gu, oob Die S5efler,
elm ben Mogbaren bernnnOter
SoIfsItdmm, Die in Siebenbiirgen
Ie6en, Smor mlr " 9aiIlion 5Gb.
len nber 30. biz 10000 Solboten
ms FelO iteIlen fonnen, ltntt ii9
ouf Die Seite Der gtegierung ali
itellen, NIT ben 0tumdnen iid Der.
biinoet baben. 0ieIe S8efler m6gel
Die aonlmunoroen nidt uno boben
ii1 in un6 I'M 9ebree3in IN fein6-
lider Soltltng berialnntelt. Dies
iaddte bic Stellltng bes Griegsfom-
|nliiiars 9obm in 9ebrec8in Iebr rn-
iider nuO er Bot INN SiIfe bon
guoopeIt, Die ibm nidt eetpdbrt
Iiperoen fonrtte.
Ser 8iener aorrefponoent oer
M3aiI melbet, onB 4rof. groipn, 0oS
omerifauiide 0aitolteo Der 9taiier.
tcnntiiIion, nit onoern 8noopeit
oerloiien uno 2 italienii6e 9iplo-
moten uno iiingere 9eanlte Der
amerifonii6en 8robiantfomntiiiion
auriideelaiien babe.
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,1tca6rc tpmrSc Sic
IbeecrSnct~ rcmiic
c5iek benamiet
Gtiirmiidc Gssnen in Der giutiOnal-
gcriammlnns. Die 9iesic.
rnug behalf aber Hedlt,
glrrLin. 14. 9Qaor8. :

Berlin, Ia. Ne1r5. - Syn Der
8einarer Slationnlnerld be.
ridtete beite 9tcidslpebrntiniiter
glosfe ii6er Die @erliner 8oradnee.
sd fam Sbnen ertl1ren," iagte
CT, .ooB Der glllfltono nieoerseiblo.
gen III. .gropol" I'M Soliie. n9oB
es at 8liinoeriineen ulto 9lutbergie.
BEN gefonnnen lit, fontnlt ultf oos
aonto Der rotten SABINE lifto Der SSrei.
beit. ltneebeurer 9drnt nuf Der
GuBerIten 2infen kltnberifdinter
aerll" idreit elmer. Ser 8rGiiOent
orcift elm. 9os 9olls gerGt in Die
groBte @rregune. gftLn1dbIis miro
cs iuieOer rubig. gldsfe sitiert gum
8elpeiie aus Der s6reibeit". Sic
lnobbdngigen Go8inloenlofroten rli.
fen fortpdbreno oa8Iuiiden. p&ubel
9ttbel eripioert oas iibrige Sous.
so gebt oaS Seite Fir Seite in Der
,iSreibeit," ruit gaosfe, nit Der
s5alIt ollf oas 9ieonerpult i6lneeno,
gltnO Sie ieben, ndB Die ttnabban.
gigen So5ialbemofraten i'm Surie
Dies irnterltiiseli." ngiais, 9tolls,
@ebt rad gtuBlanoR ritft oic @iebr.
belt ser 1uBeriten anten 5ii. gl6er.
mails 9umnlt. Millionen iuo ober
Millionen lino ourh bic 8liinoerllng
ber[oren geeangen,4 fobrt gtosfe
fort lnto ge6t oonn 9bnie fir Sboie
ben 9erliner glnirlt9r bur6. Gin
iltr6tbareS 8lutbno fiir Berlin lei
ibm bon ben 0iatrolen angeorobt
moroen, nenn er niht iofort aIle frei.
niIligen Srltppen aliriifaiebe. 90.
rouf iei er natiirlif riht eineegalt.
gen. Gie INSTRUMENTATION bette.
be ni6t mebr. s8roboi" int Soitie.
@r eeoentt ebreno Der Spfer, Die I'M
Sample aefalen. ssSn 2idtenberg
lei bic 3obl Der Gpfer erfreulider=
peile geringer. ssSnnerbin ltebe felt,
ooB Die geitien iih in bieien Soget
in gerlin otsgerait boben. 9oitiie
3ieB besebrt otf: ugsosfe Dor alien
onSerenl" Gns lit ons Stihfport fiir
iteue erregte S5enen. .9fnusl rolts,
@legarel" g&osfe fam in leinent
8eriht erft nod einer @eiIe fort.
fabren. Sn bo6lter SCOT babe er
it'd at Ser gfnoro6ung Der bdrteiten
Sdrefmittel entidloifen. glls !Soa.
ie, Der Ssuriit it, oos berbdnste
5tntloredt fir ungeieslih erflGrt,
anttportet 9losfe Idneioeno, OoB er
lih nanf iuriitiide aiifteleien" nidt
einGaiie, nodoem Elm llr8uiton6 nett
ienieits bon &e9t uno @eies eintrat.
8os fir 0ie llnobbdngigen uno
9portater in gremen 8raunifiueig
uio 9iilielOorf nls 9iedt golt, lpdb,
reno iie BORT berrIdten. ltno Dos fiir
lie Elm Re6t Der &ebolittion in &uB.
lano it, luer0e er iid fir 9elttid-
loto nidt itreitig MAIDEN luiien,
menn 0oS S6ifiol oes 2an6es auf
Dem Spiele ite4e. Die Staotsnot.
nenoigfeiten baben gebotcn 10 5u
bonoeln, bis lpieoer 8ube unO Sr6.
mlng eintrateu. Fr ihlieBt nit ben
8orten SD tbeue oos llrteil
,utierer gtotion iu6t." Stiirnilher
9eifolt i'm gou3en Sotlie bis nuf Die
ltnabb1ngigeu, Die iih oemonitrotib
3llriid3ieber.
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1oclem ercbern t1oilna
itnS Giienbabi,

2onOon, %. glpril. - Gie 8olen
bdben Die pitbtige Stoot g8iIna bon
ben golihelpifi lpieoererobert, mie
oieie in ibren 9epeihen ieIbit auge.
ben. Gle bnlten aud Die ipihtigen
@ilenbabn ¬erbunfte @aronopi,
di uno NoDorogo6ef i'm SiiOen bon
@ilna ltn0 Ole 8obn bon 8iIna iiio.
lid Biz 9ioa. SSSn 2enberg.Seftor
bdben iie Die 2inien Der llfraincr
6urd6roden.
3ie Ii6iriide arnee Der Hegiertn9
a0mirol aoIdofs iit in oen lebten 5
Boden oen llroI entlang, 100 Mei,
len por9eriidt nnb beoro1t Die gan.
Se GteIlung Der goliderpifi in DIT.
aublano. sic 1T ettpd 100 @}eilen
BON Der @oIgn benz piftieiten
Gluie Rublanos, ongelnnat. Gies
nladlt and Oie StcIung Der feinoIi.
den armeen in gtoro. uno SiioruB.
Lamb iebr geidbrOet.
Gie olliierten &ruppen ieten ibren
Iangianen Rarid, Die @iurmnnsf
eiienbo9n cntIdna, fort nn6 iinb bis
ctipd 10 @eiIen iiiolid bon llroiooe.
ro nor9eorllngeu.
Gir 9lrdon9eI isrout If rubie,
9ie 6rdndoien bnben nit ben gol.
iherpiiteu in Der arim einen iieben.
tSgiern @niienitiIitono dbeeIhloiicn,
obipebl tnas 5iiuor bic 5rnn5oien
cine goritnbt Sebaitopols uicOerer.
obert bntten.
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gserlhina lubt 9eiLsarmee.

glep gorf, 80. 9Iprif. 8as
Srodten Der &eilsorutee, ibre &d.
tieteit biz aur duBerIten Gone Deg
SdlodtfelOes OH Der 8eItfront oltss
suoe6nen, nit elmer SelbIta1fopfe.
rung ionoergleiheu, tpur0e in elmer
8epeide 0es Generals 9eribing on
ben aommonoeur Gbnu9eline 8ootb
in @orten oes b0dIten 2obes ers
mG6nt. General @eribine Oonfte
Den eeianten Mitglieoern Der Sells.
orlnee I'M Ramen Der Solooten fir
oie ipertbolLen 9ienIte, oie iie IN Der
3eit Ser @efabr ben 41nlpfern 5uteil
meroen lieBen.
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aplmars @loden aef,tnSen.

9oluor, 90. glprif. -6ilnf @Iof-
feiL bic bon Den Rrhen in aolmar
p1breno oes arie9es entiernt pur-
Den, iino in Granfflirt eefllnoen ino
pieoer surildgebraht poroen. 9ier
Der @Ioden geboren Der ct. @tartin
Stride, Die fitnfte Der ct. Soiepbs
Stride.
8ertoole aunitgegenitGnoe mur.
BEN bon boperiiden SoIooten mitge.
nonlmen iul0 1T Wliinden eefunben.
Inter Oen Shdben iit oos 9ilO bon
Sdogouer yGie NtoOonna in Der
gloienlnube", ioipie Die genlolten
GIiigeln oes berilbntten 9tltars in
Sienbeim.