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men, and also the Indians com.
ing up the river.

men, and also the Indians COM
ing up the river.
Presently, shouting their war
songs, at a wild pealed whoop
from their chief, the Indian
horsemen broke into a gallop,
Roman Nose leading the adj
vance, shaking his heavy Spen-
Ger rifle-captured, possibly,
from Fettermen's men-in the
air as if it had been a reed.
Waiting until the tactical
moment when the Indians were
but SO yards away and coming
at a terrific speed. Forsyth
raised himself on his hands to
a sitting position and cried,
"Now"
The men rose to their knees,
brought their guns to their
their shoulders, and poured a
volley right into the face of the
advance. An instant later,
with another cartridge in the
barrel, they delivered a second
volley. Horses and men went
down in every direction; but,
like the magnificent warriors
they were, the Indians closed
up and came sweeping down.
The third volley was poured
into them. Still they came. The
war songs had ceased by this
time, but in undaunted spirit,
still pealing his war cry above
the crashing of the bullets, at
the head of his band, with his
determination unshaken, Ro-
man Nose led such a ride as no
Indian ever attempted before
or since. And still those quiet,
cool men continued to pump
bullets into the horde. At the
fourth volley the medicine man
on the left of the line and the
second in command went down.
The Indians hesitated at this
reverse, but swinging his rifle
high in the air in battle frenzy,
the great war chief rallied them
and they once more advanced.
The fifth volley staggered them
still more. Great gaps were
opened in their ranks. Horses
and men fell dead, but the i'm
petus was SO great and the
courage and example of their
leader so splendid that the sur
vivors came on unchecked. The
sixth volley did the work. Just
as he was about to leap on the
island, Roman Nose and his
horse were both shot to pieces.
The force of the charge, how
ever, was so great that the line
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the island could take account OF
the situation. Two officers
and four men were dead or dy-
ing, one officer and eight men
were so severely wounded that
their condition was critical.
Eight men were less severely
wounded, making % casualties
out of 81 officers and men.
AS soon as darkness settled
down volunteers were called fon
to carry the news of their pre-
dicament to Fort Wallace, 100
miles away. Forsyth selected
Trudeau and Stillwell for this
undertaking. The fourth day
passed like the preceding. the
squaws all gone, the Indians
still watchful. The wound in
Forsyth's leg had become ex-
cruciatingly painful, and ha
begged some of the men to cut
out the bullet. But they dis-
covered that it had lodged near
the femoral artery and. fearful
lest they should cut the artery
and the young commanded
should bleed to death, they pos-
itively refused. In desperation.
Forsyth cut it out himself. Ha
had his razor in his saddle bags
and, while two men pressed the
flesh back, he performed the
operation successfully, to his
immediate relief.
On the sixth day Forsyth as-
sembled his men about him and
told them that those who were
well enough to leave the island
would better do so and make
for Fort Wallace: that il WAS
more than possible that none
of the messengers had succeed
ed in getting through: that the
men had stood by him heroic
ally, and that they would al.
starve to death where they
were unless relief should come:
and that they were entitled to
a chance for their lives.
The proposition was received
in surprised silence for a few
moments, and then there was
a simultaneous shout of refusal
from every man
For two more days they
stood it out. There was no
fighting during this time, but
the presence of an Indian We
dette indicated that they were
under observation. They gath
cred some wild plums and made
some jelly for the woundeds
but no game came their way.
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to be abandoned, including the
medical stores and rations, but
the precious ammunition-that
must be secured at all hazards.
Protected by a squad of expert
riflemen On the river bank, who
presently Joined them, the
scouts reached the island in
safety, tied their horses to the
bushes around the edge of it,
and in the intervals of fighting
set to work digging rifle-pits,
covering an ellipse 20x40 yards,
one pit for each man, with
which to defend the upper and
higher part of the island. They
had nothing to dig with except
tin cups, tin plates, and their
bowie knives, but they dug like
men.
Renegade White Man
Roman Nose lined the banks
of the river on both sides with
dismounted riflemen, skillfully
using such concealment as the
ground afforded. The banks
were slightly higher than the
island, and the Indians had a
plunging fire upon the little
party. The riflemen on the
banks opened fire at once. A
storm of bullets was poured
upon the devoted band on the
island. The scouts, husband
ing their ammunition, slowly
and deliberately replied, endea-
voring, with signal success, to
make every shot tell. AS one
man said, they reckoned every
cartridge was with at least one
Iniun." The horses of the
troop, having no protection. re-
ceived the brunt of the first
fire. They fell rapidly, and
their carcases rising in front
of the rifle-pits afforded added
protection to the soldiers. There
must have been a renegade
white man among the savages,
for in a lull of the firing the
men on the island heard a voice
announce in perfect English:
"There goes the last OF their
horses, anyway" Besides this,
from time to time, the notes
of an artillery bugle were heard
from the shore. The casualties
had not been serious while the
horses stood, but as soon as
they were all down the men be-
gan to suffer.
During all this time Roman
Nose and his horsemen had
withdrawn around the bend up
the river, which screened them
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from the island. At this juno
ture they appeared in full force,
trotting up the bed of the river
in open order in eight ranks of
about SO front. Ahead of them
on a magnificent chestnut
horse, trotted Roman Nose. The
warriors were hideously paint
ed, and all were naked except
for moccasins and cartridge
belts. Eagle feathers were
stuck in their long hair, and
many of them wore gorgeous
feather war bonnets. They sat
their horses without saddles or
stirrups, some of them having
lariats twisted around the
horses bellies like a surcingle.
Roman Nose wore a magnifi-
cent war bonnet of feathers
streaming behind him in the
wind and surmounted by two
buffalo horns; around his waist
he had tied an officers bril-
liant scarlet silk sash, which
had been presented to him at
the Fort Ellsworth conference.
The sunlight illumined the
bronze body of the savage
Hercules exhibiting the mag
nificent proportions of the man.
Those who followed him were
in every way worthy of their
leader.
Forsyth's Strategy
AS the Indian cavalry ap-
peared around the bend to the
music of that bugle, the fire
upon the island from the banks
redoubled in intensity. For
syth instantly OWNED that Ro-
man Nose was about to attempt
to ride him down.. He also real
that, so soon as the horses
were upon him, the rifle fire
from the bank would of neces-
sity be stopped. His order to
his men was to cease firing,
therefore; to load the maya
zines of their rifles, charge
their revolvers, and wait until
he gave the order to fire. The
rifles of the dead and those of
the party too severely wounded
to use them were distributed
among those scouts yet I'M
harmed. Some of the wounded
insisted upon fighting. For
syth propped himself up in his
rifle-pit, his back and shoulders
resting against the pile of
earth, his rifle and revolver in
hand. He could see his own
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Bunoesbeante ais
5d,nQp5oiebe.

8aibington 3. SH. - @robge=
i1tporene oes 8nnoes= =9iitrifts 60
lun1bia baben in @aibington einen
@eridt eingereidt, in oem tie Die 8e-
ihuloigung erbeben getpifie 8ertre-
ter oes 8un6es- -Su1ti5oepartements
batten betra6tli6e Wengen 8bisfep>
Die bon Grobibitions- -8eamten be-
ihlagnabntt 1por6en maren, fir pripa<
te 3mede bertpe116et.
eeSr1 bent 8eribt beiBt es, ser be-
treffen6e 56napps lei in Ser 3eit
bonn 20. Suli Big II. September 1920
aus 6em 2agerbaus entnommen lpor-
beh in Dem SOS Sulti56epartenent 6ie
bei9lagnabmten @etrdnfe aufbelpabr-
te. @s miro ni6t sic 8eidul6igung
erboberL 6aB ser S6napps I'M finan=
5iellen oBrteils tptqen enttpenbet NOR
Sen 1prae, bielmebr gum priDaten @e=
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Or, Soren3 3nriid.

9felp Dorf, 1. Sft. Ser bnrb
ieine blntloien Dperntionen 5r Be-
riibntbeit gelongte 8iener Mr5t, Or.
2oren5 lit anf oem Dantpfer 8elian=
ce, 5u ieinen1 5tpeiten Mnfentbolt IN
ben Ser. 5toaten eingetrpffeny ..<
sS11 ieiner Begleit11ng befanoen lib
leine bei6en 5obne 9r. gilbert So
ren5 11no &onrao 2oren3; erlterer 1T
ieit 5ebn Sabren praftii6er Mr5t.. ln0
bot es in 6er1 5pe5ialfad 1eines Sa=
ters, glei9faus 5u anerfetnnngS=
merter 6ertigfeit gebra6t. Ser lin
gere Sobn miro 6te Columbia Uni
perlit6t be5ieben, I'M sort ieine W}e<
oi5inltn6ien fort5nieten.
Gr. 2oren5 erfldrt, baB er li6 nit
ser Mbii6t trage> eine neue, biSber
nod 1libt ber1u6te blutloie Spera=
tion 1ur65ufiibren, Die mogliber=
&peii ie in Sen ols auSii6tsloS geltenz
SEN &nbetofdlen, @eilung bringen
ton11te. 8ie er ii6 6ieie Sperati=
on 0enft, bariiber lies er ie6o6 ni6tS
perlanten. 9as &elultat> iagte er,
tpiiroe ipGter 6ur9 SEN Slim 5ur an=
gelneinen &enntnis gebra6t merben:
Die Gage Oe1terrei6s miro BON
Or. 2oren3 ais boffnungslos birr
geitent. 9as 2unb ellie NIT &ielen=
I9ritten 6e1n 9lbgrun6 oes Geroer=
bens entgege1l Ser &nltur beoro6e
ser l1ntergang, Der Mittelltanb iebe
1i9 @len6 uno Serror ansgeliefert.
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5ieben BET etnem unfan
0etotct

ct. @aul 8. .Dft. SSn st. Saul
ipielte iiB Morltag Elm l1nfaa al, Der
iieben Herionen 0os 2eben foitete.
Gin Muto, bas cine abtf0pfige @e-
ieuihaft nit iib fiibrte, tpnroe bon
Bug yeo. Z Ser G6icago, ct. Saul,
Minneapolis & Omaha 8abn erfaBt
unb 5ertriintlnert. Die graBli6 bers
1tiit1tnelten 2ei6en ipurben iiber bum
bert SUB ipeit bon Der llnfaasltelle
gei6leu6ert. Sic ein5ige ueberleben=
.0e ser Mutogeiellidaft lit Die 7iabrtge
Wnrbel @spen, 6od erlitt all6 lie
id1pere, tpenn ni6t lebensgefabrlide
8erlebungen. Die Eoten iin6 &err
1tno Sran 8iaiam gspen aus Gre
lamb, 8is., oeren 5ob11e 2loD6 l1n5
@lenn Carl iotpie cine 9obter Srar1=
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ct. Soul.
&err J@spen, Ser oas Muto lenfte,
1nuBte ani6einen6 Sen beranbra1ien-
ben 3ug me6er gebort nod geieben
babe1 Die 6on1itle NOR eben Bel Der
l1eberiie6lung bon Grelan6 mod ct.
SAUL begriffen.
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Deut1her Botihafter err
11dnnt.

Berlin, 2. Oft. @raf 8rod=
oorff-@anbou, ebemaliger Stootsie=
fretqr 6es glustpdrtige11 lit enbgiil-
ig 5un1 Bot16afer 6eS 0e11tl6en
&ei9es in Wpsfau er1annt luoroen,
mie ant 6reitag in Berlin ontltb
befannt gegeben 1pnr0e
Graf 8rod0orff<&anbalt pnroe let
11er5eit als @orltber ser 6ent16en Mb=
oronung 5n Sen Srie0e11sDerbanolnn=
gen nit ser entente tno Sen Ser.
Stooten na6 Baris, be5tp. 8erlollleS
gei6tdt; nod Sertiglteunng Ser Jrte=
bensbeoingungen riet er Ser &etbs-
regteruttg, ite an5unebmen; er ielb1t
legte lein Nn1t nie6er, I'm Die llr=
funoe ni9t 11nter5eibnen 5n lnll1en.
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mieoeraufbau oes oentz
ihen u11terrtehtS.

Ybilaoelpbia, So, 3. Dit. sSt
ser. Sibung oes 8ertpaltnngSrots Der
1entihen @eielibaft bon SennlplDan-=
l1ia lpl1roe bon S. IS. &auBmann Ell
nen Mitglie0e bes 56ul=Musi6nlieS
bon Ybilabelpbia oie erfreuli6e 0dt-
teilung genobt, oaB bie Mnnelonn=
gen 5u ben1 I'M ioeben begonnenen nell
en- Sduliabre tpie0er aufgenommenen
2euti6-ltnterri6t in Ben 9oblbnlen
Ser Sto6t iiberraldet16 5dblrei6 getpe-
fen ii1lo. Ser Deutib-l1nterri6t miro
in idn1mtli6en &obi6ulen bon font
petenten 2ebrern erteilt. 8emerfens-
lpert lit ser l1nltan6, oaB Die 8etetli=
gunq am Deuti9 -l1nterri6t in ben
Observation-Disclosures gr0Ber ut a1s
in sen &naben Sobl6nlen. Sn Die-
len Tduen tpl1r6e Sic grlernung Der
eutiben Sprabe Der ser fran5olii6en
o0er ipanii6en porge5ogen. Or. 81.
Doer1tenbnrg bon ser 6euti6en Mbtet=
lllnq ser l1niberlttdt bon BenniDlba<
nia ergd15t 6teie Witteilung nit Der
slngabe, baB int @an5en iiber feds
bnnoert &naben 11r6 Ma6ben 1t6 am
9eutl =ltnterri6t in 6en Sobi6nlen
heteiligen, 1einer Mniibt nod Elm glan
5e11oes &eiuItot unO Elm 8e1peis oa-
fir, baB 6ie Bie6eraufnabme oesielz
ben ei11er11 augemeinen Wun1be ent=
1prab. Mn9 in ben 5onntagS= uno
@errreinoei9nlen miro iebt 9entl6
tpieoer in 0enielben l1mfange gelebrt,
luie Dor gf11tritt Ser Ser. Staaten IN
Sen @eltfrieg.
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Derltdrfune Der ru0iihen
olr1nee.

2on6on, 1. 0ft. Die 8eiorg=
mis- bes britiiber &abi11etts btniidt=
Ii6 Ser Sage int naben Slten 1T ent=
ibieoen geiteigert tpor0en 6nr6 6ie
&u10e, 6aB 6ie ruiiilde Somietregir=
l1ng 0abei lei, lire Mrrnee int Snoen
5u reorgoniiieren uno 5u Deritarfen,
III Ser @r1pagung elmer Wogli6fett>
NIT SEN Eiirfen ger1etnlane Sa6e
gu MAIDEN.
Das Minilteritln lit tdg1i6 nit
S&sriegspldnen beiddftigt. angebli6
iollen groBe porlduftge sluftrage 5nr
2ieferl1ng bon @riegsnoteriol, mo-
mentli6 gdieBbeoarf erteilt 1poroen
jein. gs tpirb tpenig 8ertro1en III
Multapba &emal 8aida geiebt. Gr
itebt I'M Ger0abt, nit ieinem 3nge=
itdnonis 5u 50gern, I'M oie @egner
bin5ubolten nno 3eit fir leine gor=
bereitungen 5l1 gelpinnen.
Die &riegsma6t @roBbritantetts
in ser DaroanellenltraBe nnb III ooer
BEL &onitantinopel idlieBt nun nebet1
81, 900 Mann Gruppen etne Tlotte
bon 38 &riegsibiffen aller art Elm.
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6riehe11 monen mtoerz
itdno letften.

st6en, 2. Sft. Sberlt @ona-
tas, Ser politiide 9riebfeOer ser neu-
en- &egierung, i6idt iid beute. an, oie
grie6iibe Mrmee 5u reorganiiieren,
nnn Ser ange6robten 9eietung Sbra=
5iens ourb Sic &enalilten 8ioeritano
GIT leiiten. Gs >piro als ltber ange-
nomme1 0aB oie Mnerfennung 0es
nl1nlncbrigen @erri9ers George als
&0nig bon @riedenlano bur6 oie al
liierten Wa6te unb Sic Ser. Staa=
ten baloiglt erfolgt.
Gin neues &abinett lit unter sller=
onoer 3einnts, einem ebenaligen Yre=
miernliniiter gebiloet lporoen IS
n1iiiie sic anererite slufgabe Ser &egie-
rung nunmebr iein, Sic Mi!itarmadt
@riedenlanos 10 gu itdrfen un0 nen
5l1 organilieren 6aB Sbra5ien pertei-
0igt lperoen fonne, iagte Oberlt 60
notos. Ser aagemeine @unid) lei,
gl1be l1n0 Sr6nung 5l1 idaffen uno
Ser innere 3erriiienbeit ein @11oe gu
MAIDEN in6em Sen perl6ie6enen Ear-
teien 8ertretnng eingerdllmt tuer0e
Gie slboanfung &onitantins lei n0-
tig getporben Inn eine lebereinltin1-
mung nit Sen Muiierten gu beidaf=
fen rr6 sic &ebolution babe ben
3tpef gebabt, Sen Gerluit 9bra3iens
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Gi1lfo1rr1l1enit 5tatiz
1tif ansee9eben.

Maibington, 3. DIT. Cine am
1. Oftober pon1 8innen- -Steuerantt III
8o1bingto1 beransgegebene @infon-
menitenerltati1tif iiber oas Sabr 1920,
erbringt sic Gatfa6e, bob 7,259,944
8erlonen uno 203,233 &orporationen
lire @infommenite -geri6te einge-
reidt un6 $1,O75,053l686, reSpeftib
ST, ,625, ,234,643 atl Mbgaben geleiitet
baben.
@infon1nlenitener11 Don nebr als
81 100000 mnrben BON 19 Brtba=
ten be5ablt; orei leilteten 5tenern
bon nebr ols 81, 100000, bier iol6e,
sic 5&piiben $2,000,000 un6 $4,000
900 f6panften, unb flint entribteten
'dlieBli6 ginfomn1enitener1, oie So
100000 iiberitieger1.
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Rathenau n1oropro5ef
be0innt.

Berlin, 8. Oft. gor Dem neueu
Staatsgeri6tsbof, Der in ben Nus-
nabmegeieben v5n1n Sdub Der Ste
publif" gelbaffen uoroen lit, begann
I'M &eibsgeridt in 2eip5ig am Diem
ltag Ser Bro5eB gegen Sic in @erbin-.
oung nit Ser @rmoroung oes 8ei6s-
miniiters 6es Nuspartigen Or. 8.
&atbenau @ngeflagten. sSie 5u er-
1parten mar, bat Ser Hro3eB 5ablrei=
DIE Neugierige ange5oge1L uno es
mur0en iiebenbunoert rtnigtstionn
mur6en iiebenbnn6ert gintrittsfarten
fir 6ie @aaerie 6es situngsiaales
ousgegeben. Die getpobnlibe 3aN Der
3eitrngs 9eribterltatter lit peroop~
pelt por0en.
Die beiben eigentIi6en Cater, sic
ebemaligen 2eutnonts Slider nnb
&ern, iinO ni6t mebr am 2eben; lie
eri6oifen iid, be5m. uur6en erl6oi-
ien als iie I'M Gurm bes Sdloiies
@naled in Der gabe bon &oien unl=
iteat maren. Son ben Mngeflagten sic
in nnteriudungsbaft iin6, baben 6ie
meiiten @eitdnoniiie abgelegt.@s ban-
BELT ii6 BEL ben Fro5eB besbolb 1nebr
oarum, tpenn m0gli6, Sen gan5en
l1mfang Ser 8eri6morung, iotpie oe-
rem ettpoige &interleute feit5uiteQen.
Gies gibt oem Bro5eB ieinen ausge-
iprpden politiiGen Mnitri6.
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Gruitanflaee erhoben.

Seem Oorf. 80. Sept. - @egen an=
naber6 IS 8ro5ent ser Iopferfirme11
ser Ser. @toaten ipuren ieitens Des
8un6esantpaltes bon Nem Oorf, Bil=
liam Sop,paro, eine onf angeitrebte
Eruitbil0nng in. 0ieiet1 Snoultrie=
3tpetg Ianten6e slnflage erboben.
81, ser Mnflnge ,perben -6ie gfa-
men bon % Sirlnen uno "a ein5el<
men 8erionett eenannt 9as Gorge
ben oes 8nn6esan1paltes lit auf Die
pom 2odtpooo'iden 2egislat1ralls-
ibnBe gepflogenen llnterinfl1ngen
5nriid8Yfiibren.
1ie in ser glnflageidrift erlpabn-
ten Gir1nen un0 Gerionen iin6 fait
ourbpegs nit Ser Seritellung bon
Bor8enantbare1t 1nb @ebrau6sartt-
feln fit 8n6e5in1lner bei6aftigt. Ser
er1te &unft Der Mnflage lantet al1f
3l1r genteiniamen grets-
feltiebung, ser 5tpeite beiduloigt lie.
it'd BET ibren gerfaufen auf cine be-
itin1n1te @ruppe ypripilegierter 3pi=
ihenb6noler" unb baburd Dieoer auf
upriDilegierte @anrperfer" beidranft
3l1 baben.
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paiitonslpiel 81 Gnoe.

Sberaumergau, /. 9ft. Rad) an
ser l1nrube, sic ser @ommer nit lei
men BaIiionsipielen nno oen oo1nlt
|perbnnoenen l1nablebbaren S6aren
bon 8eiudern aus aaen Serrenlanoer
Oberq1nmergau gebradt, lit in benz
9rte nunmebr pieoer eil1 SsSabr5ebnt
Ser gfube l1no znes 6rie0ens ongebro=
den.
Minionen bon Marf lpur0en bon
men annabern6 $4,000 8eiu6ern III
Dem i0pliiben 8apernltaot6en 5lt4
rmdgeloiie11. Ser @roBteil Oopo11,
100000 Murf entfiel altf oie Gin
trittsgelber 8n ben Spielen ielblt, ct
tpa 100000 Marf betrug Ser Gr=
I0s an 8iloern nno photographer,
tpo51t oann nod sic tpeiteren in Ben
@eltaurants un6 dbnlt6en 2ofalitaten
ansgegebene11 Miqionen bi115l1 51 5ab=
len itn6.
8is @n6e slngnit batten itd on=
nabern6 $4,000 glnerifaner sum
8eiu6 Ser Baiiionsipiele eingefnn=
Sen.
Ma6 all Dem eri6eint es ni6t l1n=.
begreifli6, BOB 0ie nunmebr befannt
gelporoene Offerte elmer amerifani-
{den Gilmgeieu16nft 81, 100000 fir
6as @e6t Ser @erfilml1ng 0es spie-
les aablen 5u mouen, perbaltntsn1a=
Gig falt aufgenommen miro.
Man1entil6 nnter Sen dlteren Srts=
einpobnern it0bt cine epentl1eae
Dur6fiibrung oes Elanes onf ent=
i6ieoenen gBi6erlprud, ste es als
cine u@nttpeibung" be5ei6nen, fan1e
ser @on6el 5n itanoe
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oer prohtbi=
>tton perlQnQt.

San 6runcisco, @alif., 1. 0H.
Gin bon Sen @ountD @roBge=
ldmorene11 San SSranciscos, galif.,
Sem ltaatli6en Sbergeridt eritatte=
ter 8eridt erfldrte sic Hrobibition
ols eine oriidenoe, utubenofratiide
Ginridtune 6as Grobibitionsgeiet
aber@ @als eire x6arce.
@eidmorenet 8eri6t lpen=
set lib an aQe &ongreBbertreter Ga
Iifornios unb for0ert lie Nauf, fir Sen
8iberruf o0er cine Mmenoierrng
oes @oll lteabgeiebes ein5utreten.
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11lietsfa1erne IN Sla111z
men.

Seem Sort, /. Oft. &nr5 nab
Wfiitterno6t brab bier in elmer flint
1t0digen Mietsfa1erne an Der 1O9.
StraBe nabe Broabmap, oie bon "a
6omilien betpobnt miro, 6euer ans.
Sen 8etpobnern bes Sauies tpnroe
Ser Musgo1rg burb Sic i6nea nn iib
.greifer0en Slan1n1en obgeibnitte11,
uno trob ser beloen111iitigen &ettnngS-
arbeit ser 2ofbmanlhaft fan1en 111i1t=
oeltens feds 8erlonen nnts Seben.
Mebrere iinb bent Sooe berfnnen ltrb
5tp0If baben ib,pere 8ronotpltnoen
uno &no6enbrii9e oapongetragen.
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Der Rethsniniiter oes
olusmdrttQe11.

8erlin, 80. Sept. Mit ser 6en1<
nq61t beporlteben6en &iiffebr Song
Ter Dr. 8irtbs bon ieinem nrlanb
11o6 Berlin riidt 6ie 6rage Ser 8e=
ietung 0es Holtens 6es Hei6smi11t=
tiers 6es Nns1pdrtigen pie6er III 8or-
oergrl11rb, Scr felt &atbenaus CT
moroung nidt 1pieoer beiebt 1T, piel=
mebr bonn &an5ler einittpeilen 1elb1t
iibernon1men mpr6en mar. 8ei ben
iiingiten llnterbanolnngen iiber eine
et1poige grtpeiteru1tg 6es &egierungs=
8lofs NOR oieles Winiiteril1n1 gele-
gentlib ols etpaiger Hreis fir ben
8eitritt Ser Gel1t19en Golfspartei ge=
non1,t tpor6en.
Die &olniide 3eitung per0ffents
Ii9t jebt sic 8arnl1ng, tpenn Sic go
5ialDemofrdten berbir6ern 1pollten,
0aB 0eutldlano 8ilfe BON ben Ser.
5taoten erbielte, brnudten lie 1tb
nur in Sen 8elib oes slusmdrtigen
sln1tes 5l1 iebe1. sSS11 8aDern erflart
ser oeutidnotionale Sibrer Gideri6,
bas baDriibe 8olf berlange, bob Der
&an5ler Dem &eibe einen Minilter
gebe, ser 5eige, bob Ser Seinb 1i6t
gebe, Der 5eige, baB Der Setno nidt
.nuf Der Seite ser Rebts : Rarteie1l,i
iprbern i'm Mnslan0 5n il6en iei.
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ffe11ittuitanoszRonfez
rem, beotnnt.

&on1tartinopel, 3. DIT. Cine
Gonferens iiber einen @affen1tiMtanO
s!pilhe,, SEN tiirfii6en 9tatinnalilte11
rno oen @rteden iou unter Beteilt-
aun9 bon Gertretern Ser entente am
0ienltoe in Mnoania beginnen. Sc
mai Ioido, bas Saupt Der tiirfilden
atotionalilten=He Hegierrng, erfldrte iib
am Spn11tog hereit, al1f Die 2auer Die
Ter 2onferen5 ale militartihen Spe=
rotionen 1,no Sruppenbepegungen IN
Ser @egeno bon Gi6anof eir5uiteaen,
ebenio sic irreguldren 5treitfrafte Der
Siirfei IN 1bra5ien 5ur Ginltellung
Ser Ieinoieligfeiten 5l1 peranlai1en.
Iie Oberfpnu1ilidre Ser entente
linO BON 8e1nol eriubt morOen, Ser
treter sn Ser @affenitiul ltanos- -&onfe=
rens su beitellen, 5u ser er ielbit S.
met 9Soiho uno pieneibt Somio Sen,
icinen bis9erigen @ertreter in &on=
itantinopel, i6iden miro.
8onjtantinopel, 3. Oft. - Sn
Muoania, ei1en1 fleinen 6ii6eroorf
an oer SiiofiiIte oeS Marmora=Sees,
bcgann on1 Gienltag Oie &onferen5 lib
ct einen @affenitiultan0 51pii6en BEN
tiirfiiden 9sotionalilten l1nO @rie6en,
on ser oud) 8ertreter Ser @ntente=
Mddte aus &onltantinopel teilneb=
men. ..
Gie 9eoingungen, sic &emal Ea<
ida, ser 6iibrer Ser 9sationoliiten, als
8reis fir oie ginitel1ung leiner MI
litdrii6en 8etpeg1ngen iteut, mnr0en
in elmer alberoroentli6en Situng, 5u
ser lib sic Ober=& &omn1iiidre Ser gn-
tente nit Sen fiibrenben Sfft5ieren
oer 2ano= uno Seelna9t I'M @ebauoe
oer britiiden 9otiduft in aonltanti-
nopel 5lfiom1nengefunoen botte11, lint
lnerbin geeignet 5ur 8eiprednng, le-
oud) llnannebn1bar" be5etbnet.
Gai6a perlongt: .5,
/. 6ornteae @aral1tien fir Nau'
nu1ng Sbro5tens.
2. Ginridtung bon @11tente = @or>
niione>1 in SEN groBeren StaDten
Sbra5iens. .
3. @eletung Sbro5iens our6 mo-
tionaliitiih tiirfiid)e @enoor1nerte.
4. llebertragung Ser bilrgerhden
Nermaltlng Gbra5iens an &emols
8ean1te.
5. GGunu>ng Sbra5iens ieitens Der
grie9ii6en Sruppen innerbalb bon 8
Sagen. i -...
6. 8eiebu,tg Ser >peltli6en @ren5=
li11ie 5bra5iens an Ser Wtortba onrb
Iruppen Ser entente.
gSie perlautet, gebort 81 Sen tpid=
tialten Trager, sic i11 Der &onferen5
1peiter er0rtert mer6en 1oaen, Die nene
Seeren5uug> ser nentrolen Gone an
oen 9oroanellen.