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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12

FOR SALE-Ford N, rebuilt with new
cylinders and working parts. in first
class condition. with large tenders and
running boards, folding rear seat,
electric lamps; price 5000; this is Is II.
p. Jour cylinder shaft drive and a
bargain. Baums Brass Works. Min
neapolis, MINI.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12

HOTEL for sale;
of one of the
hotels in South
west Sioux City
trade; only hotel
$2.25 per day.
Vile, S. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12

EsOR gALE-A brand new eight-roorn
fully modern hous with basement.
| ~furnace heat, excellent fire place:
situated on q beautiful southside east
front lot 75x15O feet. with fine view
| Of Island park, two blocks to car line
| and school; less than a block to Fargo
college. Address p. O. box ss5. Fargo,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12
o. K

o. n. LAUNDRY-Mrs. n. G. Ofacer,
If23 9Th BIT IS: phone 2l91-IA
EOW RENT~-COTTAGEca
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-12


WHEN YOU WANT to talk to the
people OF prosperous South Dakota
you can do 1t best through the columns
of The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by $4,000 in ESQ towns and
rural routes Ia the northern hadf of
the state; classified ads. for sale. help.
wanted. exchange real estate. etc, for
/ cent a word each insertion. Send
stamps to American. Aberdeen, g d.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
HOW TO ACQUIRE JUNO FORM
Or. serGent Tells Wornen - TT
Hard Heusework ~ They Cssirs
Graceful Flsurca-

Women who wish 20 ~ heautiful.
particularly those DESTROYS Of reduc-
irg choir plump proportions" to-
graceful lines. are recommended by
Ur Sargent director Of the Har-
ward gymnasium. 20 trv homework
Sweeping. bneaine bread and doing
orc's own washing, he says, wlL
t-,reform women into "the idea.
Jm7 -vpe." while if they win only
get down on ttcir hands and Knees
and ub tte floor thev viii adopt
81. best possible methods OF straight
c~'o- ,he spine and developing the
ctes-
What q portrait gallery 81 Junos
was lost CD American arc bv thc neC-
Iect ~ painters Oh seek thair mod
e.s in western or Sew England farm
houses OF in the Dutch kitchens o.
New Amsterdam. exc.aims the Nev
York World And what oppor-un-
ties are overlooked bv modern arc.
lists n office buildings and hotels
It Illustrates the rerversitv OF OH.
sex That with th.s simple and namra
means of becoming beautiful avail
able 20 an women. they reject It fo
more artificial methods
Possibly women 40 not now aspir
90 become Junos It was not @
Juno that Paris awarded the prr
for beauty. and incidentally Charle
Frohmm is quoted in a London in
! terview as saying that "the big. taI
url has passed from musical com
D. ejv' into the ranks of the u.fr
gists. Doubtless paradlng an
! speechmaking FOR the cause, as we
i SIS golf and athletic sports. are mo-.
popular aids to physical deyeiopme-
De- than sweeping and scrubbmg AT
y anyway, what does a professor at
+ mans college know about su,
nj tbinws Does Dr. Sargent recon
"a mend blowing ana rail splitting
.n Harvard students as methods OF
~ coming Apo.los2
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
NO LONGER NOON IN STRAND
Violent RemstY Applied % cioek rhzs
Peeled Londoners for Ten
Years.

London.-For ten years the clock q
So. Mary-le-Strand has looked due
west past the savoy and Cecil hctsls
and on The Charing Cross announcing
20 All that tha hour was exactly -
o'clock "A couple OK days ago ths
hands OF the old clock were removed
and a familiar feature Of ths stranA
has thus been lost
TIE rector's wife explains thRt pso.
pie passing down the Strand abCut
noon have been deceived into thinkina
that the old clock was q Trustworthy
timepisce. and the result has been
"innumerable letters Of complaint
from all kinds OK irate people who
have lost trains or missed appoint,
nents This has gone on for years.
until at last a clockmaster offered "a
take away the hands and leave he
dial blank bat not misleading"
The reason Why St Marylo-Strants'
clock pointed 20 the same hour for ten
long years IS simple enough. rhera
was no money 70 defray ths sxpsnssa
OF Keeping 70 10 order
Up 90 eleven or twelve years 80
tire vestry looked after Il. but when
the Westminster city council took
over the vestrias the clocks tncoms
vas stopped Private generosity kept
+ 4 going tn 1902. Then IL stopped. and
except for three hours IA 1898 Il has
2ever gone since.
It's short resumption Of labor Was
due 20 the enterprise Of an organ
blower who one day climbed tha
tower. wound up the spring, and RftoE
a struggle managed 20 get the penGu
lum 70 swing To the astonishmene oi
the yerger. the rector and people IN
the Strand. the Old clock recorded TIE
hours OF one. two and three. aa8 al, d
stopped. Next day Il <aa pes bach "a
twelve. and there II FNnaaas4 ~ q
! aoopae e aaya eaA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06

25-callber. steel-jacketed ball-smsll.
or course, but with plenty OF pene-
trating power. Il seems TO me that
those are about what we need-any-
how, I'll bring them over IN the
morning"
Sounds great TO me-" said Brockett.
We'll. them, lets return 20 discussing
our route. Question before the house:
How 90 reach the NOgal Ranch within
eight days. and yet 70 cover as large
an extent OF country as possible. and
IN as criss-crossed. intricate fashion
as We can"
why not so 20 New York; sug-
gested Mrs. BrOckett- You ccuid
throw almost any pursuer on your
track In the mazes Of Manhattan. and
then take your choice OF an immense
number OF trains when you wished 70
resume your journey"
The idea - excellent" said soiAno
MA acal4- Etxa SRA xear sztaazase
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
THREE LETTERS A MINUTE
That Was the Best Speed 90 enc sem
Ephore Telegraph OF tire Days OF
the French Revolution

Signal fire telegraphinc. with ITS
very limited scope OF information
contained. seems Co have been about
the only means Of communicable
quickly across distance until re.a-
lively modern times.
Tt was not until the days of the
French revolution that any material
improvement over the beacon fire
telegraph developed Three brothers
named Chappe devised the sema-
pborc telegraph. This system got
into active operation in 1894. and
the first real message ever spelled
out and telegraphed across country
was in that year, and the text was
as follows.
"Conde is taken from the Austri-
ans"
The same day the national con-
vention, sitting in Paris, sent back
the following reply TO the army:
''The Army Of the North deserves
the gratitude Of the country.
I The semaphore operators attained
a speed Of three letters a minute IN
fine weather, with an average Of one
minute over long distance. Thi.
+ made necessary the invention Of con-
densed codes, which came into fash
iOn.-New York Telephone Review
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06


bat against that BAN that Mickey
turns up somewhere along che ROAD.
and makes GOOD on an he said. ls it
" OF
can use tn.. oT
n.o,-e
way go ger IT, All I'snl oo-s.aeF inc
oe
AFs. hroeNoll- -.'.'.''- etied 20
l"No' a - you
h' ioL @
pays Up ana taat Ae o.nl- over lha
genuine ''
GOV ana 4 '- TO Save A'
u
Discussion 60 The 7crte to hc foi-
\ lowed and OF -le oa.ars neeifli ror
. che trip occupied t-e youngsters t.l
Date into the rirtr 10 rrour tIr
agreed -lat tec rroaIer n1rt ol Nra..
ever ui-a. De- eirea tor Mexican
iournoy nes cri le toHlr noar the
border and t1nt it would te foolish 90
carry heavy bulls c. auy Ant tur.ng
lhe earlier STAGES az enc "trip. The
packet OF yclow-lackcd bills, of
course. was counted uD. and found 90
amo me 60 rather more money than
4 BrocEett had ever handled even IN bis
lamiy.s more amuent days. There
was $500 in the packet, and Brock
,,+ s.,,-,,t,5 20 r-olra an erultrbl
,si.-,-.., ..,f,. tr ~, neq,ffvos Nv th
Crt-,
Dr-.,, a. eu~ r,fs SoIano. Il vf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06

~sf~f the sif5 r. M YORK, 7 beHsyc-
Taen 20 north into Canada. vest 70
Chicago. and keep turning On our
t-acks-sEith des regard 20 ne paee-
age OF tirro-snd 20 rsgulate our trsT-
els as 90 arrive on the Mexican border
one day inside the tine HIATT. Doesn't
that seem feasiblsf-
Entirely Brockstt ecQuissced-
we VIII make New York me real
starting place % cur adventures. then
How early can you get ND tomorrow ?"
Il VIII rout you out OF bed A. six,
asserted the Cuban. Better set ne
alarm so that Won't frightsn yo1 Al
60 death when I begin % ring"
And. with a few ehesry bits % non
sense as parting sailies. Soiano start
al home leaving Brockett 20 ina
study Of the cipher penued tnstTuc
items.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
PEARL HaRsoa 4 eIBRkrTsH
Ns,~ Fxvss aass Being mzrt - ~ q.
Nln Re Irnpr~ansb3e sstsa
compieteA

Washingfon- - D. rZfesurnra@ @
early fan ~ r. erpecosd sAs1 tha vork
Of constructing he sppxuachee 60
Pearl HarScr VIII - ecmplstsd AMI
then the Unitsd sEat@s wfl have En
ghs Pacific a national eof.nsc a. IN
portEnt ard a. irnpregnabls Al hat &C
Great Brftaia at Gibraltar. says ne
CHRISTIAN Sctnros Monftor. Whsn
completed the work VII haTs oorE
about SIC. 0co. 900.
The channel leading fnto the haS-
Dor has already ben cut 90 a cepgh
OF thirty fost below low tie and VII
Z thus pass some o. ~ cruisers q o.
i Pacific station- BIT ths cutting - tr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06

plste proceedings. II Is now 90 Ask
what shall you. being victorious. DO
with rs, being honorably defeatedf"
Il suppose" responded Brockstt.
that We ought 20 have you run IN
St1l. that might cause unpleasant
complications. don't care 20 have
the morning pRpers--and everyone
WHO reads thsm-funy posted as TO
the reasons Tor your attack upon me-.
Mr.. YREimoto. On careful conssdera-
ton OF the whole anRir. am strongly
tempted 10 let you SO. Don't you
think that would be best. Ramonf~
The Cuban gave unqualified assent.
They didn't act what they we're
after, Harry, and they did get a trim
ming that they won't forget in a hur-
~. Let them be on their way, and IN
q hurry"
Brockett conducted his prisoners q
the door. and dismissed than With .
eeremoutoos bow.
raaaAUtgha. AEA YsatmaAA cRms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
Naive Dwelling IN shs Irtsrior.

continue untu there wrI D. enough
water to aoat ire greatest % me
1readn0uEhts
Pearl Harbor ls 60 - ne most
strongly forufct naval base in tho
Pacific lf noe in the worid. The haT-
Dor ls landioekef and o. distant from
Honolulu twelve mres. Wien the
channels to the east. the middle and
the west locks have been dredEed. the
harhor WIN be large enough % foat
The Comh'nei naFies az the world.
Tho work OF construction has been
under way more than twelve yenra
and Be- was fastened materially eftor
Che Spanish war. and the occupation
by the United States OF tie Phllip-
pine Islands.
Hidden forts and diaaupearlng guns
of the LATEST pattern are 90 protect the
/ new harbor The guns win use smoke
| Teas powder So as 90 render their de
I rorery By an enemy more uniiGely
4 than otherwise wouid BE- the case.
/ The most OF the expense EN- con-
/ nection with this great undertaEinE
I haa been FOR the Editing of a chan.
mel through one side of a coral reel
so chat vessels can get to deep YATES
I inside the barhor. The coral IA OF the
t hardest character and. therefore. thl
work has been slow. But the re-
. suits viii be permanent and there WI
he no need III dredging 90 keep th'
! channel open. More chan 4df0.Qo'
cubic Yards ~ coral reef have beei
/ ercavated to open the approaches Q
1 ha inner harbor
The scUI character % the coral rec
: vfu AFFORD a nne foundation Tor -
/ craving deck The drydock has bee
D. planned on % large scale. It Is ~
Feet long. 10 feet wide and hfty-av
feet deep large enough FRA every va
Cor any bauleship-
a Hawaii has the advantage over tf
l philippines aa "a naval base because
F. Pa nearer the American coast and CO
seguently American ships can gee
coaung stations in a. comparatiFe
b. short time GA the event ot var.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06

required to do"
Il understand you perfectly. Mr. I
Yazimoto. You wanted 20 get certain 4
documents from my pocket. and
thought they would doubtless be In
that pocket when I stepped out into
The dark"
'"You speak q perfect knowledge. +
Mr.. Brockett so we make you in
the unconscious condition. using no
force greater than essential. But be-
fore We can take what We required
from your pockets. we are attacked.
We are overpoworcd I. myself, am
expert IN the iiu jutsu. but while
nm occupied seeking for your pocket
this boy. this young Samurai. for he
most hoDorably great az a hghting
man. spring upon me. seize me By the
ankles. and throw me PROSTATE, so
that the jiu iitsu cannot aid me-
Mike McKane Eurgled gleefUlly.
That's one trick youse overlooked.
MI Yazzy." he chuckled You get
q guy round the ankles. an give him
one jerk-why. say. a baby could
/ throw Jack Johnson One Kid IN New
/ York did sling Jack Johnson that way.
4 a little newsboy-aw. say. 'scuse me-
| Harry. I'm hornin' IN on yer game"
Mr.. Yazlmoto eyed the stoclCy mes
eonger. not at all resenduny.
1T vas honorably 40. as the boy
explain. I shall remember that at
tack-some time may make estima-
bic use OF f. am thrown down with
! this assault OF the boy. MT Brockett-
then you return TO seneIbleness, and
| I am With great speedtness defeated
How about your friend, blr. YAH
motor put In SolanO. lie didn't
seem 60 have any iiu jitzu ready fol
me. followed Mickey through tho
door; your partner tried 70 stop me
and one good kick brought him dcwr
! In a heap. Couldn't you have pickles
a better helper
Mr.. Yazimoto looked rather ruefulE
upon his associate. who had no
. | opened his mouth since entering tn
+ house. and was simply nursing III
( bruises.
+ Ny friend" said the japanese. =
not what you would say Of expertnes
y IN personal encounter. With the boil
Y possibly, he should DO admirably wei
p but he has not OF sufficient san q
a honorable battle"
n Hes no Jap. al right commente
g. Mike McKane. studying the silent pri
10 oncr.
10 NO. Not OF Nyippon.' exclaimed NJ
~ Yszimoto. ~Hs Is OF long. long dur
"a uon my friend. however. and for mar
X reasons he is IN accompaniment ri
IN me this evening"
b. Filipino, should Judge ]
he marked solano. let me talk 20 hin
% The Cuban spoke briefly but emphat
ID. ally IN Spanish. and the prisoner
~ turned a short and equally empnai
IN answer. Solano looked somewhat ere
fl fallen az he translated.
HE EaysT Interpreted the Cub
1p youngster. that he has no inform
IN. ton 70 give me; that Mr.. YaEimz
ny can do al the talking necessary. q
as that ! am renegade ana a DOG
Ic- be nirad mp with Yankee pigs
an There was a general laugh. in WI
an Nr. YazimOto Joined as heartily
he anyone. Then the japanese hooked
de at Brookstt with q QutzEical air.
nd The explanations are hOnora
lat finished. Efr. Brookett. You have q
re- the fullest comprehension OF the G
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
Ineomplet. ill., 80.

Incomplete milking not only robs
the dairyman OF the richest portion
of the milk. The drippings. but dam
ages the COW. tending 20 lessen her
daily production and 20 shorten the
period OF lactation. 10 takes little
more time 10 draw the last pint OF
milk from the udder. but the time IS
well spent IN view OF the gain both
to the COW and 20 its owner.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06

Again.
The Filipino ismped suilsziy away.
but Mr.. Yazir,oto turned. with srfile
that Illuminated hss Scared face Tor
an instant.
Goodnight. Mr.. Brockctt. You have
been most honorsbly gcncrous. II
may be 20. sometime. I have excellent
opportunity 20 repay. Goodnight.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
Etrs later

HtGe iater-
Great ma that." laughed BrocEeft
az sho sound OF Mikes footsteps died
away. Il only wish We could take
him along. He mizht BE- useful"
Ramon Soiano smiled. aud his BLACK
eyes danced with tumor.
Harry. I have a bat that you have
wanted Cor the last two seasons
bat made of Cuban hardwood. and ore
that cent be broken. You have a
ban that the great Dcieharty gave you
the week before Re lied. III risk TIA,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06

Watch the water supply. MIX Is %
per cent. water and n somsthing hap
pens the supply 80 that the cows are
forced 20 50 without For a few hours
the drop In ths miiE Gov VIII Do a.
toniahing. Rseyy nfsksra go elways
heayy 6TnkerM
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
sYNoPsIs

CHAPTER I-secret Service Chief VII
Nns. puzzled over tho theft OF the Gov
trnncent's cipher. calls 20 his sid Detec-
9ibe PinkwelL They think they have
dr--Nvercd a new cipher. when the Office
boy. Rroctett, tells them its The Ola
mon Cipher" and starts Tor the ball park
CHAPTER IT-BrocEett. Chula Lon
Kan. n Siamcse. Ramon Soiano. Cuban.
kogether with some twenty other young
STEERS practice baseball playing until dark.
One OF wilkins stenoEra Pliers IN seen 70
pass q paper 20 mysterious gtranEc--
CHAPTER ITT-As outcome % rtFocir
etts cipher, the ball player and Solano
are engaged by government FOR myateri-
Gus mission. YaEimotO. mysterious Jap,
calls on Brockett
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-17

Elm iunger Wann BON 90 SSabren,
arbeitete als glerf in einem Sleil1=
laben, mar Elm fleiBiger oroentlider
Wenld nno betrug iib in ieoer @ei-
ie nuitergiiltig. gr mor perbeira.
tet, batte 5rau uno &ino. gr be-
hauptete ipater, oaB our6 oos @e=
len Der 3eitltngsberidte iiber gin-
briide oie 2uit 5u oerartigen Ser
hre6en in ibn erregt lei uno oaB er
oieiem Orange nidt babe tpiberIte.
+ ben fonnen.
Cine grauenbafte @el9i1te
miro aus ben @ebirgsgeeenoen bon
Georgia gemeloet. Sn oein Mn.f
Greet 0iitrift purbe ein eetpiFer
@alt Suebes, ipdbrenb er auf ser
@aaerie ieines @auies lag llno
1bllef, iiberfa1en uno eridoiien.
Seine 5rau elite ibn, nit ibrem
afleinen &ino auf Dem Mrn1, 5u Sill
fe. Die Morber riiien ibr oas &inb
fort uno idlugen linn nit ibren
Sgntolehgriffen oen SdG6el elm.
9ann beoeuteten iie Der 6rau COP
iie iiber ben Gorfaa ni1ts nerlau-
ten laIien oiirfe, ionit peroe man
lie al6 urnbringen. Die Srau bot
Die Woroer erfannt, tpagt aber niht,
TIRE ytamen 5u tleirnen.
Sn @iraro, elmer Staot in 9lla-
batna, baben oie So5ialilten ibren
aan0ioaten s. 8. Mardano, gum
WaDor ertpdbIt.
Si0na aGet1 uno gSesIep 60
raros fino in Hoanofe, 8irginien,
angefonmen uno i'm oortigen Sc
fanguis untergebraht noroen.
eSt Musfegon Weih, fubr
Elm gabn5ue IN eiiien @aeen binein.
in Dem iid orei 9amen - sSrau Sle
&eagler, 6rou Gertrude @itt uno
5rau Moolf Cured befanoen. slae
oret ipuroen getotet.
gs beiBt iebt, Die YferoeIende
in 8anias llno anoern Staaten iei
ourh eiftiees Slitter peranlaBt. Mn=
~fongs glaubte man, Die 4ranfbeit
lei Die Meningitis.
Ius @aibington miro gemel-
oct, olem snideine nad beabiidtige
HuBlono oemnadlt @orihIdge fir
einen nellen 8ertrag nit uns gu
MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-17
EeIas.

Die 8orbereitungen fir oie
5efer oes Deutihen Cages in Se-
gliin am Z. Sftober iino in pollenl
@ange uno bas sS1tereIie an Dem
Set lit Elm 10 aaaeneines, oaB man
einen rieiigen geiud ertpnrten fam.
Bon bier ans miro Elm grtrasug bin=
ilberfabren, Der morgens pon bier
abfdBrt uno abenos 5uruffomnlt.
Wan bat 8orfebrungen fir einen
-Jeit5ug getroffen, es iperoen Meoen
gebaIten nadmittags lit aon5ert
unO abeu0s cine oeuti1e Sbeaterbo,-
lteaung Die 8eiuher iper6en ge.
mug l1nterbaltung baben u1b nid)t
bereuen ben Sag in Ser biibihen
Staot Seglin uno I'M &reiie ibrer
liebensuiirbigen 8etpobner 5uge-
braht 5u baben.
- Sir Die Siellng Der @robloge
Der 6ermannsiobne in Muitin lino
folgenoe @erren nno Damen su So
mite 8oriiBenoen ernanltt tporoen:
Sinan3en: Carl 2uetfe; Mrrange-
merlt: SO. @uppermann; 8reiie: 8.
Saouid; Gnlpfang: Sulius Sduese !;
ginqnartierung: go. S1uese; gm-
pfang Der Sdmeftern. Srau 2ouiie
bon Suintlis; Decoration: sSrau Dr.
Sdrtban; Saae: G. BON &oienberg.
ssn einigeu @egenben bat es
tpabreno Der leBten Gage idtpar ge=
regnet mie 3. g. in Stamforo,
Bloinuiem uno anoerspe, aber in
ben meiiten @eeenben lit Der 3egen
leiht getpeien. Die syarmer ipoaen
Dieifaf audi aor feinen Hegen bn-
ben neil er Die inn Seloe bdngenoe
gaumluplle ihdoigen umo Die @rntc
ner5ogeril ipiiroe.
Snl glter BON rs ssabren Itarb
IN Nell-8raunfeIs Srau gliiabetb
Hoeiii1g. Sic fam 1856 nod geeu.
gralnfels uno bot ieitoem BORT ge-
Dobnt.
slus 5rieoridsburg miro Der
9cb BON gbriitian 9ebrens fen. ge-
neloet, Der in Ser Wabe bon 2uden-
bad geitorben iit. gr NOR 81 Sab
re ano einige Monate alt.
Sn Der Idbe BON Burton itarb
6ruu MarD getbfe, @attin BON
@ottlieb getbfe, i'm Sitter BON 81
SsSabrer.
- 9lus @alpeiton miro Der Sob
bon 8rau Gbriitiana GaiielL einer
olten oeutihen gelpobnerin Der
Staot, gemeloet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-17

aeetlttgt, Inter oenen sSrleoen ge=
idlolien iperoen ioue. 9anad bebal-
te Stalien Sripolis in 9eiie, oo3
5eiBt, oas &iiitengebiet. Gos ssnnere
ces 2anoes uno Die Serrlbaft iiber
Die bort pobnenoen 9lraber StGm=
ME 6ebolte Die Siirfei. 9ie giirfei
befon1nne ferner einen Seebafen ar
Ger tripolitanii6en &iiIte uno einen
8erbinoungsmeg 5nii1els oielem So-
fen uno Dem Snnern oes 2anoes.
Mu6 bleibe Der Sultan eeiItlides
Sberbaupt Der in Sripolis lpobnen-
oen @raber. ser1er be5able Stdlien
iabrlid etne beitimnlte Sunune al
Die Silrfei oie aus oen ginfiinften
bon Sripolis gelponnen iei. Die dgaie
iAen Snieln miro Die Tiirfei pobr-
ideinlid 5uriifbefomnen.
- Ser dineiii6e 8renliermiltifter
Sn Chung &iians miro BON ierneln
Mmt 5uriiftreten. Sbao St,1g @bun
miro porldufig oalielbe peripalten.
Gs beiBt, China rperbe Die Mongolei
ODER einen Seil oerlelben aufgeben,
oa es oas @ebiet gegen eil,en trent
ben slngriff niht baIten fonnen.
fpegen Sibets ipoae es NIT @nqlano
perbonoeln, Inn Elm arrangement srt
treffen.
Ser ereiie Sbauipieler 9ern=
baro 8aumeilter, Der ieiner5eit gang
8ien ourb ben glbi1luB zines
neuen @bebunoes iiberrolbte, lit nod
Toter getporoen. Ser &iin5tler
hoaenoet am adtuno5iuan5igitnl
September oas oierllnoabt5igite 2ez
bensiobr. 8or 5pei Wonaten apar
Bnlmeifter 40 idiper erfranft, oaB
on ieinem 8ieoerauffomnen ge-.
5lpeifelt mllrbe. glber leine 5Gbe
geatur fan1pfte iid ourd). eSn Ser err
iten Maibalfte os. S. butte er 5ein
oiamantenes Subildum als MitgIieo
Ses Sofburgtbeaters begangen bel
lnel6em er inn ssabre 1852 eingetre-
ten mar.
Cine berbangnispolIe @ruben-
fotaitropbe miro aus Dnisblra in
Der &beinpronin5 gemeloet. ssm
Sd)a6t @eltenoe fano eine @rplo-
lion i6lugenoer @etter ltatt. Sehs
&oblengraber lpuroen ouf ser Stel-
le getotet. lleber bas S6idinl bon
.fiinfsig anoeren, ipelhe abge1perrt
paren berribte cine fur5e 3eit lin
gepiBbeit. 9od gelang es Sen beroi.
iden slnitrengungen ser Mettungs-
manni6aften, oie gingeihloliea1en
an bergen lno ans SngesIidt 3,l
foroern.
Gas oeutide Rei6smarineamt
bat BEN befannten ssngeuieur Sirtf
nls flltstehnii6en 8eirat engagiert
Gie pornebnlihen slufgaben oes
6admanns peroen oarifr beIteben.
Wallerflng5euge gu erproben un6
SffiSiere aus5ubiloen tpeIde I'M
Snftidiff : Dienit Der &rieesflotte
gerlpenonng filtoen iollen.
Sic merifnniide @egierungs-
truppen baben ben 0finenort glI
Sigre i'm Staate Sonora, oen Die
Hebellen Dor 5tuei Sagen beiest bot
ten mie0er genommen. Gie gfebellen
iino entfloben, baben aber 10 pieI
@elobarren mitgenommeil tpie iie
fortlhleppen fotrnten. Die slmerifo-
ner in 81 Tgre mnroen nid)t be-
lGitiat.