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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Mill to Start Up.

G. a. Terwiligcr, manager for the
Santa Ana Rawhide Mining Co. IS in
Yerington from the mine in Crabb
district He reports everything look
inc as fine as can be IN that section
and saws development on his property
is rapidly proving ii 10 be mine. \
point has been reached where they
have ore enough exposed to warrant
the starting of the mill. which was
started up this week for as long run
as the weather will permit Mr.. Fer
wiliger expects to shipping gold bars
in a week or ten days.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

cisco. Conditions in the Gerington
district have changed, and one OF the
most modern smelling plants on the
continent Is operating within 10 miles
Of the Blue Jay now and railroad
runs within three miles OF the prop
erty. With these transportation and
reduction facilities tight at the mne,
as it were, the property is soon to be
come beehive OF activity.
A big plant OF mining machinery,
consisting of hoist. compressor.
drills. etc, will be installed just as
quickly as money and work can get ii
done. and within 30 days the properly
will have good sized force. Of miners
at work digging for the red metal.
Shipments of ore will then commence
as the 40O-foot shaft will give depth
for large production.
The Blue Jay is located just three
miles east OF Yerington and joins the
New Yerington Copper Co.'S ground.
which will start next week on lonig
period of production. having just com
pleted installing new plant OF ma
chinery.
The Times hopes Mr. Sommers may
make another Ludwig OF the Blue Jay.
Yerington city is the center OF the
great Ycrington district and is rapidly
assuming the appearance OF boom
ing mining center. There are great
many good prospects yet to be had
in the district on reasonable terms.
The rapidity with which they are be
ing bought up however Is gong 10
leave somebody ont in the cold later
ON but the general business prosperity
OF the district is beginning to be felt
10 an appreciable extent.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
New Substation Building.

Geo. A. Campbell, manager, and t.
l. Cannon, treasurer, OF the lruckee
River Power Co, we're arrivals in Yer
ngton Thursday to start work on the
new substation at the BlueStonc, To
take the place of the one destroyed by
Ere some months ago. The new build
;np will be substantial affair, built
out OF stone and concrete with con
crete roof and floors, The buildin,'
will he one of the best ones on the
company's line.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Fine Fruit.

Some Of the finest apples and pears
(BartletO the writer ever saw. were
produced in Mason Valley orchards
this season. The Plummer ranch has
some excellent fruit, SO has the Gal
lagher ranch. the Mcleod ranch,
the. Birmingham place, and many
others. This fruit, both apples and
writer has eaten for many years. 1t
pears, has the finest favor of any the
is pity that such crop cannot he
raised every year There would be
good money in the business.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
New Furnace of
SmeIter Blown In
Runs as Smoothly Though 1t Had Been Doing
Business for Years--Good Management

year, had capacity for ordinary ores
of 400 tons per day. but the perfect
flux made by the different ores of the
district made it possible TO keep this
unit running through between 200 and
500 tons OF ore per day. and the rec
ord run through the 400-ton plant was
OH tons in one day Mr. Geo. +.
Gum. of the Mason Valley CO.. who
paid the smelter visit last week. is
delighted with the operation OF the
plant.
One pleasant feature OF the business
is the friendly relation OF all shippers
10 the smclter and the company. They
hailed with delight the advent OF the
smelter and look upon it as the one
thing. with the rairoad, which has
helped to bring this section to the
front and allow them To make some
money.
We don't want boom, but the
legitimate growing spell is on and II
is taking the shape of a boom which
more than likely cannot be headed off
altogether. The smeltcr has been our
salvation. and we all feel good towards
the men who have built it and rejoice
that they are making money-slatherS
and pobs OF it,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Down From Bald Mountain.

Mr. John Sharp and wife are down
from Bald Mountain Mining District
and report that section to be looking
up quite little \ number Of claims
are being worked and the showing IN
each and every one is very encourag-
ing. The old district is going to he
a good one some day in the near ii
ture and make those who can hang
onto their property wealthy
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
In From Terrill.

Craig Cat.erson came in from Ter
rill Monday, He reports everything
looking up in that district and saws
that a fine strike OF gold ore Was made
on the property leased and being opct-
ated by the Iona Mining Co, at a
Point in Us feet from the portal IT
the tunnel being run and AZ depth i
100 feet under the surface The sam
pies run $500 ton in gold
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Building New School House.

Ollie Perry was in Ycrington last
Friday and procured a load Of lumber
ior the new school house which is 10
be built for the accommodation of the
new school district No. p. created by
the County Commissioners last June
1t will be substantial building. 1880
feet in dimension, and accommodate
about thirty pupils
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Faculty Dinner.

Prof and Mrs. L. w Bartlett gave
a dinner Friday evening To the High
School teachers. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs C. Jones, Miss Howe
anu Miss BcweS The evening was
very pleasantly spent and the dinner
so delicious an affair that today, being
Saturday, none of the teachers were
on duty
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

The Times extends thanks to A. II.
Forbush for nice, big yellow pump
kin; the real old Missouri kind and we
will have pumpkin pies for breakfast
every morning for while as soon as
we can get the pumpkin carved up.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Uncle Ezra Says

at don't take more'n a gill nv eitor'
to git folks into peck nv trouble
and little neglect of constipation
biliousness. Indigestion or other liver
arrangement will do the same. II all
ing. take DR. Kings New Life PillS
for quick results. Easy, safe, sure and
only IS cents at all druggists,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Ranch for Sale.

The finest 40 acre ranch in Mason
Valley. Two miles south of Ycring
ton Good house. barn and outbuild
;nos Stock farm implements, etc
Call on or address
w. G.. LARUE.
Yerington. Nevada.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

f. NJ. Lash. of Lash's Bitters fame
was an arrival from Sacramento this
week and spent several days in the
city He registered at the Commer-
cial.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

The duck hunters were out in full
force last Sunday The game is re
ported rather scarce this season owing
10 the small amount of water in the
river and slonghs. However, the
Times acknowledges brace OF fine
birds from Joe Gallagher.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

At Yerington Supply Co on and
after next week, Thursday and Friday.
Also fresh oysters.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
Notice tc Hunters.

Notice is hereby given that no hunt
ing is allowed on our premises
p. and j. p. PERAZZo.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21
The Office.

Pure Old Kentuck Whiskies--no
compound or blend.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

The "Times" at Burners.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

The Office.
The straight goods house.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-21

Boost. Send the Times to friend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18


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NMeA eLEE eLu8

T.. Gl-- Cilh. ard TIE MansloiiH
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sanfBed =; tae Y. ~ o. l. are vrsc-
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Las, uishI. several ns- s's- EsFs
shrummad over. and several o. ths
older s,lsriiOn Ners PFact,oed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
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FOB THIS BOY
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
EVANGELISM AT FIRsT
n z cHURcH TONIGHT
Rsv. HOSsrd win Tea sf ths 0sib
mons coHfsrsncs.

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y church Tonight ~ - All b 81
mor- thRn usual iHtsr~st TO ~
Churth. IN addition 70 ta- reEular o.
soiiORai .arsice she iaastT uili give
an account Of the rr-ai E,anEeIIstir
Assembly bid a. Bsitimp-- las uesk
o, i eNP-rt-d that The oHicial Lord
Wiil b. rrs-soni ~ vel a. lHrEs rrP
r-=ssutailsa ~ The membership. 70 ia
sia-r the subj-ct Of Evangelism Th-
Generai COufsreace Committs-- has
planned . great csmaaiEH 10 D. u0rt
ID out thrcaEa the DisiTsri Sap.s.u
tshdenis. Pastors. and heir odhcial
boards. until EVER church IN Msthod
lsin D. reached On SUNDAY evening
~ the regular clursh s-rv.ce JB&Es
Ira Robinson. WhS is a member Of
The General Conference COmB,itfe'
uH deliver an aidr,-sa n she sub
jset Thk service ail ~ usd-r tls-
auspires o. The BfotsefhOod NJ tas
local church
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
OLUEWILLG ITEMG
OSSIlsA- q ?. o ~ 2

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Mr.. Charlie Wraluua and MI Stevens
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friauu1s II ~. Ga..s Poa's saaday laIL
NJ. Charlie Wainoa hnd nlll stew
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day uiEhr
MI. Tlorsne- Luusddrr b en- ~
sick list B0U.
Miss Lst,ie Jacob is stayiag utth
~ Clay Lul1der noU.
Mr. Charlio Wstsou uas calling On
ar. BHl siovenA las Noaaay niEht
Mr. samnsI Phiuips vas ~ nlue-
VIE NOnday 49,
Nr. Georus Stevens from White Icy
as enIlnE On Mr. Z. s wat-oa san
day last
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ride sunday lasz
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SFaisou lasI sulday
Bes.se Buyos and little son. sylves-
trr. ueEs eaIhHg 90 Mar 2 Watson
SUNDAY las'
Mr. and Mrs.. All BOyen WeFe cav
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
ENGINEER MILLER


on. ard u 70 rh0axst u mi meet via
hstis Opposition - Ihe sTouna rni,-
tanned IN th- survey rtEAtr bslonE In
the corporate EuTiis osiuz - thcir
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% The legislature Tas body O. Ia
naaksrs uia b. urz-d % "~ra5Ii-h I
- corporate line - oa siasl IN th'
sfiS subuiJtrd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
nAarlEN nnsEnurEs

Fua-rrI services over tag remains
o. Charles Harti-y Who m-' accidental
del On Honiav N~r- h~id thts after.
raon ~ o'clOck 81 tue s~sfdsnc~ oi
bis father. Mr. T \ HaHlsE. n-lF
sarieua. 4 number o. relatives frO-
rais eity attended th- ssTsare. In
,e-5asnt Ehs made in The NtHcehI
cemetery By Uudrrraker Nss=raSs
and Son
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

Caris,uras Prus-ats ChGsP IL
Uock o. Ths Rg FUInaure CO. -
hszk-uvtcy. mu.s b. ~ JOAn z
s,z-IIbsss. RseeivsE. i=-lSss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

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westward E-asoa Sa-s ALA. to
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

FoR RENT[sru@ tuuls O
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-18

EANUt IT,
PLm Inn o. RooE
znIsuD ooEpEE Or
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OAK AND EAREx E1uL
ms HAHDsoHz nod -
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80
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
NerifO.

9unSofe, Guatemala, IA.
Wfar5. Ser &ereiniete Staaten
Rrer5er oMlurplan0" nit Sefretdr
anog uno ieinem @efolge langte bel'
te bon Mcaiutla, Salbaoor, bier IN.
Sin Salut purOe BON Dem Sort OBJ
q%efeuert. 0ieles madt Die 6. 2atei-
niI6-amerifanii6e &epublif Die Sc
fretdr Rnor allf ieiner 5rieoenstcur
beiu9te.
IS lit Serrn anor offenbor gelun.
gen, in San SalbaOor ben ginorud
81 serltorerL ooB fem 8eiu6 Der 8or-
ldufer elmer politiideu Man0Oers Der
Ser. Staaten iein ioll. Die Stim-
mung bat iid in Der 3eit ieines 9ort-
Ieins merflid gednoert. 0as @appen
BON Solpaoor, oos nnfdnglib Den
ginqana oes Gaiinos i6miidte, 100
ser @raIioentenball ltattfano, lit abb
aenomlnen umD our9 0as Mort Will'
fnmmen eriebt mor0eh.
@raIi0ent slrnuio bei6enfte beim
N6Ihieo Serrn 9nor uno oeiien Atl-
qeborige nit %onamabiiten uno an
oeren @nben. Ser @rdiioent iagte
Dem 8ertreter ser naiiociirten 8rei-
Ie" pripatim: nSagen Sic, oaB in
5olpaoor elm @efiibl Der 8eunnOe-
rllng l,no 3uneigrmg fir oos groBe
8olf NorO : Nmerifa's berri6t. Der
gelrf Oes SefretGrs anor gilt bier
ols cine 9iebensmiiroigfeit nno als
gepeis Der 3uneigung Oes noroame'
rifanii6en @olfes fir uns."
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
9pamism.

Serial, Spanien, IA. M1dr5. =
Ser 5liltb uno Oen Stiirmen, tpel9e
in lester 8eit bier bouiten lit 96lte
gefolgt. Die 59neefdae baben elm
&iloel bungriger B6Ife in Die Dor
fer i'm Sbale getrieben uno Die Be
nobner meroen bon ~0enlelben in
S6reden geieBt. Mebrere Sormar-
better, iuelde bon BEN Iofalen M1rf-
ten b%eimfebrten, muroen BON @0lfen
ongegriffen. Nad einem %ber3iueifel-
ten Sample lpliroen Die 80Ife Der-
iagt. SpGter fpuroen 8tpei Sagl0b-
ner BON oenielben angefallen. @iner
Ser 8eioen ipuroe 8errilien, mabrenO
Der &noere idper pertpunOet entfam.
Die 8etupbner Der llmeegeno baben
itd 5niammengei1aart unO belpaff-
net, INN oen Diitrift bon Ben Sbieren
81 befreien.
Maorio, Ia. Mdra. Set eini-
ger 3eit miitbet bier eihe Eopbus-
epidemic unO piele 8erionen uurOen
BON Ser &ranfbeit ergriffen. 6ait
ole Opfer geboren ben beiieren aIai-
len an unO ielbit i'm f0nigliden 8a-
lat lin0 @rfranfungen oieier Art oOr-
gefommen. gtur menige GGae lin0
in Sen lmteren &laiien 8u per5ei6nen.
Man permutbet, CAB 9Iuitern Die
aranfbeit perbreiten, oa in einem
Saule 8 %erionen nah Dem @enuB
bon ioI6en erfranfter. 8ei elmer
llnteriu6ung Der Ailitern ergab ii6,
OaB 70 8ro6ent ~OerieIben 8a6iLen
entbielten. Cine genaiie llnteriuf-
une Der G%uiternbanfe tpiirOe altge-
nr0net.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
GnsIamO.

2on0on, IA. WG1r5. - gritatn-
Iihe gntbiiailngen iiber Die Aus6eb,
hung Der bon Der @omen's Social
& @oIitical Union, einem 3weig Der
britiiden @abIre9tIerinnen, unter-
baltenen Organization fnunen bel Ell,
mem @orberbor BON Srau Gmmelinf
9anfburit, &errn uno Srou 8etbit
2amrence uno 6rau Cute, tpelbe Der
@erI9mOrung beidulOigt iino, Dos i'm
8otp-5tr s. olioeigeridt Itattfano, 81
Gage.
81. $. 8oofin, Mntpalt fir 0as
G6aBamt mel1er ais Mnfldger tpirft
erfIGrte, ooB bic Organization einen
Sono bon $650,OOO CUR 8erfiigung
babe un0 bon nilr penieen 2euten ge-
Ieitet neroe. 9as Die Yoliaei OaS
Suliptquortier Der Union ausnabm,
.fan0 man nod &errn 8oofins @us-
Sage 2iIten bon fali6en Namen, Die
BON ben tuegen @enaltb6tigfeiten Der-
bofteten 6rauen benabt peroen ioll-
ten. 6erner fanO man einen telegra'
pbiIden GoOer, Die BET Der Srganiii-
rung bon 3eritOrungs- nno anOeren
gompagnen benist iperoen iOllten-
@enn Srouen berbaftet tpurOen,
fam SER Qntprence uno unter5eidite-
te 8iirgi6oftsurtunOen, nndOem
Trou 2aurence Die Snfragetten'
peIde eegen Bomb befreit tperOen loA'
ten, bon Der 2ifte nabn.
SER uuo Srau 2aturence gebeti &C.
meinI6aftli6 ugotes for BOmen"
ous offiSiene Organ Der Union Der
aus. Das IerbOr wnrOe am 6. Ufara
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Der 9tnfiibrer zines n@anes" in Oie.
lem Gbeil 0es GountDs, betnnnt ais
Der nAlen @ang". ST lit aber aud
uor8iigIider Sdiibe. Set Snbren
6etrieben oie aaens in Den Blue
Hioge Mountoins Die uneeiebIi1e
Oeitiaation.
IS iinO 5pe8iaIpoli6iiten obseorO.
net tporOeu, Der Yoiie bei5uiteben uuBO
@ouOerneltr @om bGlt 0tuei Som.
pugnien 0iiliB in 9ereitldaft, i'm
Sole Die auens uto lire 6reunoe In
ben Bergen geritdrfupeen erbaIten
ioaten. Siasbiae lit IN elmer d6ge.
legenen @egenO uuo liegt ettua 10
NieiIen bon Barren Springs, Der
nofJlten 8abuitation.
eiiumal @onlba6ler oOer Deputy Sbe.
riff gefDeien uno er bat einen Gllf aIs
Gihter Vdaiiie non elmer Der pro-
minenteiten Gi6ter 0es Stoates. @r
itano I'M Sitter bon As Sabren uno
binterlaBt cine @ittfpe, 5tpei S0bne
uno cine Eodter. gr puroe fiirslid
ais 3ihter beim Stuats-O bepgeridt
in 8etrodt ge5oeen.
Stoatsonipalt Softer belt 0ieIes
Pint ieit s Sobreu. @r mar 40 Sabre
oft mo oIs ein ilirdtIoier @erfolger
oe8 @erbredens befnnnt. Dos Gour.
IN bat in ibn eitten ieiner repubIifo.
riiden 6iibrer oerloren.
Sheriff 8ebb mar iiber 10 Sabre
lang Geputp, ebe er lesten 0ooember
5um Sheriff. ernannt purOe.
Die uripriingltde urfafe 0es ge-
itrt9en &er6reAens reift iiber Elm
Sabr 5uriid, 100 8lpei &effen 6lopO
9(qenS perbaitet lporoen Doren. 4is
Der Sberifi lie nod Dem Gountp.@e.
fangniB perbringen woIlte, tam BIoDo
Alen oo5piihen, befreite lie uno
ihIug ben 8eamten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

2amrence, Niaiiy Ia. MGr5. =
Sn Der StaOt berridt belte ange-
lidts oeS berannabenoen @noes oes
groBen SertiIorbeiter : Strifes auee-
meme Sreuoe. Die beute mad ben
Sabrifen gebenoen glrbeiter tpur0en
nidt our6 Yidets bel6Itigt un0 in
ben Seirnen Der Striter lit man
gliidli6 iiber Oas in gusiidt Iteben-
DC @noe Oes Samples.
Sole 10000 Strifer, tpel6e nab
reno Oieies groBten 8ertil : Strifes,
ben gtew england feiulen geiernt bat,
felt geblieben lino, meroen Ii1 beute
Na6mittag auf Dem Common ner-
iammeln, nm enogiiltig Oariiber 0l
entideioen Oh Der Strife fir beenOigt
erfldrt tperoen iolI, ODER ni1t.
Ga9 ben Anttporten tpeI1e man
beute beim Serumfragen BEL ben ecu.
ten erbolten fOnnte, lit fein 8peifeI
Oariiber moglid, Dab neun BON ie
10 Der Strifer begierig iino, uieOer
on Die 9lrbeit in ben 6abrifen 0uriid-
5ufebre uno Dab Die %abitimmung oil
@uniten Der 9eenOigung oes Strites
fat einitimmig iein miro.
SIS lit beute eeiagt iporOen, ooB
bic 2apreuce Drills, peIde nidt Der
@merican @oolen Company seb0ren,
gegen Die @%euGbrung Der bon ben
@ooo WaillS offerirten 2obnerb0bur-
gen iino.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Yrin5 9lOalbtrt tOmmt.
CT 1T Oct ameritanii6m StatiOu anf Gin Sabr
5ngeteilt.
aIbreife ser ,.8rsslan" nod unbsaimmt.

Gr miro nuf benz &reu8er @resIau,
Der ben &reu5er Bremen obloien
ion, nod Nmerifo fommen.-8u-
%iammeuitoB 5wii6en geropla-
uen. - @unoerbares gntfom-
men.
Berlin, IA. M1r3. - Gs lit
muumebr al maBgebenoer Stele
enogiiltig beIfIoTen tporoen, Oab Ca
p%itdnleutnont 8rin5 Aoolbert, 5es
9oiiers orittdItelter 5obn, ~porl1ufig
fir elm Sabr Dem 0ienit auf Ser ane-
rifaniiden Station augetbeilt tperoen
miro. 3unGdit miro Ser 8rin5 aher
erit feline Stuoien an Ser &ielpr Ma-
rine : QfaOenie gum Abi9luB brin-
gen.
Ole geltaue 3eit, mann Die 08les-
Iau," nit benz &aiieriobn an @oro,
lire trans-o8eanifde Sabrt antreten
miro, lit inoeB nod nidt beitimmt.
NugenblidIi1 mnGt Der nelte fleine
4reu5er nod Die borgeidriebenenHro-
~befabrten Dur6. Die r8resInu"
miro, menn iie erit omerifaniihcs
Stationsi6iff it, 8lueifelIos nIebr-
mails S6fen Ser Ser. Stqaten anlolt-
fen. Sierbei miro 8rin5 9(Oalbert
@eIegenbeit erbalten, and einige Der
9ouptltdote Ser Union fennen 81 Ier-
men.
Solution in Ser 2nft.
Cine Solution in Der SUIT tat iih
beute 6miiden 8pei @inoefern, 6cren
elmer auBer Dem befannten 6lteger
@dooe nod einen %aIiagier, einen
9errn 8ooomsfi an 8or0 batte, auf
Dem 6IugfeIo gu Sobonnistbol ereig-
net. Die SoIgen iparen gum @llid
nidt 10 berbdngniBOoll, tpie Die bonn
S6red fait ~geI1bmten Q~ueen5eugen
i'm erlten Monlent befiirbteten.
Ser an0ere Monoplon nur0e bon
Dem TIiegergettinger eefiibrt. 9ie
beioen Maidinen eerietben BEL Sem
8erIuf, in betrG9ti1er @eidpinOig-
felt oneinoer boriiber8ufIiegea. 10
Idorf 5ufommen, oaB beioe ougerl-
bIidlid CUR @roe itiir5ten. @unoer6a-
rer @eiie blieben Die beioen SIieger
~unberIebt, mdbrenO Serr 8nootpsti
ans mebreren @unoen blutete.
Gin ginOeder tuuroen beioe 0ur6
ben Gtur3 Sertriimmert.