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The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Boats Collide: 115 Drown.

Paris, Sept. 25.-One hundred and
fifteen persons were drowned on the
Dvina river, near Archangel, as re-
suit of a collision between two steam
ers. according to a dispatch from ST.
Petersburg. The steamer Obnevka,
with $50 passengers, was proceeding
along the river when she collided with
another steamer moving in the op-
posite direction. The Obnevka filled
rapidly and sank in few minutes,
only 35 of those on board being saved.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25

transferred from Constantinople few
months ago. 1t was advertised that
his purpose was the restoration Of
Anglo-German friendship. Many dip
lomats thought, however, that the
kaiser chose him for the London post
because he considered it a point Of
danger and wanted his most trusted
representative there to watch devel-
opments.
The baron was born in the grand
duchy OF Baden about 70 years ago
His hobbies were chess, music and
gardening A widow, daughter and
three sons sxRvive.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Politician Is Short S14.O5O.

CinNnnati. O., Sept. 25.-"Politics
and being a good fellow brought about
my DOWNFALL" said William H. Kruse
SO, teller OF the German National
bank, Covington, KY, when he admit.
ted defalcation of $14050 of bank
funds, for which he was arrested by
federal deputy marshal at the bank
Kruse was released on $4,000 bond
He has a wife and FIVE children.
Kruse was recently defeated for city
treasurer of Covington.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
TAFT and Alfonso Exchange Messages.

Washington, Sept. 25.-President
Taft sent a message of coincidence tc
King Alfonso of Spain on receipt of a
cablegram announcing the death O.
his sister, lnfanta Maria Theresa. The
Spanish rulers message follows
president Taft Deeply grieved,
announce to your excellency the sud.
den death Of my dear sister, lnfanta
Maria Theresa"
The presidents reply was as fol.
lows His Majesty Don Alfonso
XII. of Spain: Mrs. Taft and l offer
your majesty our heartfelt sympathy
in your deep sorrow"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25

Washington, Sept. 25.-As the re-
suit of careful investigation, the fed,
eral bureau of labor reports that OF
June Is of this year II out of Is arti,
cles OF food most commonly used by
workingmen had increased in price
during the year previous. II Is added
that in the last ten years ten of these
articles have advanced more than so
per cent in price.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
oremAN AMBASSADOR TO LON.
NON KAisER's MOST TRUST
ED REPRESENTATIVE.
WAS ADVISER TO SULTAN
manfred Famous Telegram to Kruger
and Renewed Triple ALL
ance-Was 70
Years Old.

Berlin. Sept. 25.-Baron Marschall
Won Beberstein, German ambassador
to London, died suddenly at Baden
weller, Germany, where he was taking
the cure.
Baron Won Bieberstein perhaps was
the best known diplomat In Europe.
He represented the kaiser for many
years at Constantinopie, where he was
a power In Turkish affairs. He was
known, in fact, as sort Of unofficial
grand vizier to Sultan Abdul-Hamid,
and yet, following the latter's deposi-
ton, readjusted his methods with such
marvellous speed and ingenuity that
he was soon as much trusted by the
Young Turks as he had been by the
fallen despot.
It was not alone at Constantinople,
however, that the baron served his
country. AS foreign secretary to the
kaiser in 1893, he inspired, il he did
not actually dictate, his majesty's IA
nous telegram OF sympathy to Presi-
dent Kruger of the Transvaal at the
outbreak of the Boer war. The triple
alliance was renewed under his re-
gime and Russia-German cooperation
in the Orient. after the Chino-Japan-
ese war took place under his auspices.
kaiser's Trusted Representative.
Early In the days of the talk of uni
versal arbitration Won Bieberstein, It
was the general belief In European
diplomatic circles, was the kaisers
choice to block any development at
The Hague calculated TO embarrass
Germany in plans which might me-
cesstate future fighting II this was
to be fulfilled according to his mai
esty's wishes. Won Bieherstein was
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
WHAT THE PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES ARE DOING

Republican-Preside Taft left
Washington for New York to confer
with National Chairman Hilles.
Democratic-Gov. Wilson went from
Scranton, Pa, to Princeton, N. j.,
his home, to vote in the primaries.
Progressive-Col. Roosevelt at the
state fair in Oklahoma City, Okla.
rohibition-Chafin at Prohibition
state convention at Lansing, Mich.
Socialist-Debs at Little Rock, Ark
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Second Snow In Denver.

Denver, Sept, 25.-The second
snowfall in ten days visited Denver
after IA hours of rain. A rather
heavy snow and freezing temperature
are predicted for the entire state
Enormous damage is feared on the
western slope of the Rockies, which is
IN the midst of record fruit harvest.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25

Woman Is First Pensioner.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Clara
j. Burgess, stenographer in the gen.
eral offices of the Santa Fe railroad,
is the first woman to be retired on a
pension by the company. She has
completed 21 years service with the
road and under the rules will draw a
pension for the remainder of her life.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Student Kills Himself.

Lincoln, Neb, Sept. 25.-Edward
Evans came here from Sheridan,
Wyo.. to attend the state university,
but became insane and was placed in
a sanitarium. He escaped from his
room, went to barn and hanged
himself
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Peacemaker Is Killed.

BIytheville, Ark, Sept. Pa. B.
Bell of Dell, Ark, was killed while
trying to stop fight between the
Briscadine brothers, Bell was a mer-
chant, who formerly travelled for a
Memphis firm.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Decies Baby christened.

London, Sept, 25.-The infant girl
of Lord and Lady Deeies was chris
tened here. A number of notables at
tended the event. The baby was
christened with four names-Eileen,
Vivien, Delapoer and Beresford.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
10 Balloons In French Race Down.

Paris, Sept. 25-The Is balloons
which started in a competition for the
aero clubs grand prix have landed.
The Escapade probably is the winner.
She descended in Finisterre. Britain
ny, near the sea.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-09-25
Car SHORTAGE Cuts. Prices.

Coldwater, Kan, Sept. 25.-Thou-
sands of bushels of wheat have been
turned away by the elevators here be.
cause there is no room to store the
grain and cars are hard to get. As
the result the price of grain. has
dropped to "a cents and most Of the
farmers are holding their stock.
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| 1SG. J-..-. -. ..=E'.. t@ 11g .>. GltFa
Quilt-Mrs. Gilbert Clough lst.
Silk quilt-Mrs. Frede Olson lst.
Bootees Katherine Idam LIST. n
Socks-Katherine Idam I'd. H..
Embroidered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eckdahl LIST, Mrs. Mallette I'd.
Fan quilt-Mrs. Scion Heath lst. y
Acorn drapery-Mrs. L. Erickson
1st.
Lace centerpiece- Mrs. Jacob Mahl.
er 1st.
Infants bootees- Jacob Mahl.
er I'd.
Crocheted bedspread- Mrs. Wickto1
I'D.
Pair socks-Mrs. Wicktor lst and
I'd.
Collored centerpiece-Clara Roos
I'd.
Embroidered apron Clara Roos 3D..
Sofa pillow-Mrs. David Raiche I'd.
Battenberg centerpiece-Mrs.
David Raiche 1st.
Embroidered centerpiece-Mrs.
David Raiche 1st.
Crocheted doilies-Mrs. David
Raiche 1st.
Handmade lace-Mrs. David
Raiche 1st and I'd.
Sofa pillow-Mrs. Slagter I'd.
Embroidered collar-Mrs. Bavier
1st.
| Knitted lace-Mrs. Bauleke lst.
| Embroidered dress Bauleke
I'd.
Set napkins-Mrs. Bauleke 1st.
Sofa pillow-Mrs. VIM. Hartman
1st.
Dresser scarf-Mrs. Langseth lst.
Collar and cuff set-Mrs. Hanscomb
lst.
Centerpiece-Mrs. G. Whitney lst.
Cotton Quilt-Mrs. G.. Whitney 1st
Dresser scarf-Mrs. Martin john
son 1st, I'd and Sd.
Dresser scarf-Mr. Martin Johnson
1st.
Centerpiece-Mrs. Martin johnson
lst and I'd.
Centerpiece-Mrs. Martin Johnson
1st.
Knitted shawl-Mrs. Crompton LIST.
Crocheted bedspread-Mrs. Ludgate
LIST.
Laundry bag-Alvina Olson 1st.
Bureau scarf-Alvina Olson 1st.
Sofa pilloW-Mrs. Hattie Mott 1st.
Collar and cuff set-Mrs. Hayes 1st.
Centerpiece-Mrs. Hayes 1st and
I'd.
Silk patch quilt Mrs. Hayes lst
Wool sweater-Mrs. Hayes 1st.
Quilt-Mrs. G. R. Sanford lst.
Tidy-Mrs. Calvin Olson I'd.
Centerpiece-Anna Armitage 1st.
Darned curtains Armitage
1st.
Rag rug Mrs. G. L. Campbell I'd.
Rug-Mrs. G. L. Campbell I'd.
Collar-Mrs. Pitmon 1st and I'd.
Pillow slips Mrs. Winblad 1st.
Sofa pillow Geo. Hanson 1st.
Silk slippers Margaret I. King
1st.
Centerpiece- Small I'd.
Table scarf-Mrs. Mallette LIST.
Embroidered pillow-Mrs Lipp 1st.
Sideboard cover-Mrs. Carleton lst.
Sideboard cover-Mrs. Carleton 1st.
Centerpiece-Mrs. Petere Anderson
I'd.
Dresser scarf-Gertrude Neuman
I'd.
Handmade novelty Gertrude
| Neumann 1st.
Towel-Gertrude Neumann I'd.
Apron-Gertrude Neumann LIST.
Nightgown-Gerrtude Neumann
| 1St.
Quilt-Gertrude Neumann lst.
Bedspread- Louis Ericsson 1st.
Novelty rug-Mrs. Workig 1st.
| Fancy bag-Eunice Nicely I'd.
| Necktie rack-Eunice Nicely 1st.
Nightgown- Eunice Nicely 1st.
Pillow slips-Eunice Nicely LIST.
Embroidered apron-Eunice Nicely
lst.
Bible cover-Margaret Armitage
1st.
Eylet doily-Eunice Nicely 1st.
Embroidered towel-Rosie Hummel
1st.
Sofa pillow-Clair Newton lst.
Punch work towel-Mrs. Bavie1
LIST.
Embroidered towel-Mrs. Bavier
1st.
Lunch cloth-Mrs. Bavier 1st.
Quilt-Mrs. Bavier 1st.
Quilt-Eunice Nicely 1st.
Rag carpet-Mrs. G. L. Campbell
1st.
Silk crazy quilt-Mrs. Hannay lst.
Eyelet tray cloth-Mrs. ROCKFORD
1st.
Log cabin quilt-Adena Carlson
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Pie plant Mrs. Bryson lst.
Pine apple Mrs. Bryson 1st.
Display of canned goods Mrs.
Bryson 1st.
ChOwchow-Mrs. Bauleke 1st.
Canned beans Mrs. T. Forster 1st,
Octavia ROCKFORD I'd. 49,
White raspberries- Octavia Roche
ford lst, Mrs. Rocheford I'd.
Apricots-Octavia ROCKFORD I'd.
Canned peas-Mrs. ROCKFORD LIST
and I'd. ..'... ....
Canned crabapples-Mrs. ROCKFORD
1st.
Sweet corn-Mrs. ROCKFORD spe-
cial.
Apricots-Mrs. ROCKFORD 1st.
Pears-Mrs. ROCKFORD I'd.
Strawberries-Mrs. L. ROCKFORD
I'd.
Blue plums L. ROCKFORD
1st.
Mixed pickles-Mrs. G. L. Camp
bell 1st, Florence Blocker I'd.
Plum jelly-Mrs. Harry Mott lst,
Mrs. F. Howard I'd.
Sweet cucumber pickles-Mrs.
Harry Mott I'd.
Cranberries-Mrs. T. Forster 1st.
Pie plaintiffs. T. Forster I'd.
Crabapple jelly-Mrs. G. L. Camp
bell 1st.
Sour pickles-Mrs. G. L. Campbell
lst.
Ground cherry preserves-Mrs. G.
L. Campbell 1st.
Compass cherries-Carrie Stone lst.
Tomato preserves Ole Han
son 1st.
White Grape jelly-Mrs. A. Gebert
I'd.
Chill sauce-Mrs. Small 1st.
Canned tomatoes-Mrs. F. Howard
lSt.
Canned strawberries Lab
bissonniere lst.
Dewberries-Mrs. ROCKFORD lst.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Embroidered sofa pillow Mrs.
Eugene Ali 1st.
White embroidered sofa pillow
Mrs. Eugene ALL lst.
Battenberg baby bonnet-Mrs.
Eugene ALL 1st.
Embroidered collar-Mrs. Eugene
Ali 1st.
Doily-Mrs. Eugene ALL lst.
Embroidered corset cover-Mrs.
Eugene ALL 1st.
Darned towel-Mrs. Eugene Ali
lSt.
Embroidered pillow cases-Mrs.
Eugene ALL 1st.
Lace pillow slips-Mrs. Eugene ALL
1st.
Cross stitch picture-Mrs. M.
Showers special.
Crocheted tidy-Mrs. NJ. Ellenbaum
lst.
Roll rag carpet-Mrs. Mary Ham,
ilton 1st.
Collection rugs-Mrs. Mary Ham,
ilton 1st.
Set underwear Margaret Jensen
lst.
Crocheted bootees-Mrs. Talen lst.
Pair infants mittens- Talen
I'd.
Baby skirt-Mrs. Talen 1st.
Baby bonnet-Mrs. Talen I'd.
Baby Jacket Mrs. Talen LIST.
Baby hood-Mrs. Talen 1st.
Baby dress-Mrs. Talen 1st.
Infants hose-Mrs. Talen 1st.
Pair mittens-Mrs. Talen lst.
Wool piece quilt-Mrs. Hannay I'd.
Embroidered dress-Mrs. Plaas 1st.
Embroidered afghan-Mrs. Plaas
1st.
Embroidered handkerchief
Plaas 1st.
Lace edge handkerchief MRS.
Plaas lst.
Lunch cloth-Mrs. Plaas 1st, Mrs.
Borkowsske I'd.
Crochet bag-Mrs. Plaas 1st.
Knitted collar-Grandma Dickey
lst.
Drawn work handkerchief Grand
ma Dickey 1st.
Sofa pillow-Rena Winsor LIST and
I'd.
Collection doilies- Bavier 1st.
Embroidered white centerpiece-
Mrs. Bavier lst.
Colored centerpiece-Mrs. Bavier
1St.
Embroidered jabot-Mrs. Bavier
1st.
Embroidered doily-Mrs. Bavier
1st.
Drawn work slips-Agnes Eckdahl
lst
Drawn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eckdahl
lst.
Tatted handkerchief Jerry
Kalkman 1st.
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Wheat-Frank Hurley lst, Herbert
Hill I'd.
Burbank potatoes-Nels Peterson
1st, Herbert Hill I'd.
White corn-Fred Wesloh lst, Leon
Rocheford I'd.
Yellow corn-John Schmidt 1st,
Willie Peterson I'd.
Green Mountain potatoes Ernest
Rosin 1st.
Red onions Lawrence Hurley lst.
Yellow dent COMMANDED Reibe-
stein lst.
Plums Bergman special.
Late Rose potatoes-Clair Bemis
lst.
Triumph potatoes-Leon Roche
ford 1st, Percy Craft I'd.
Irish Cobbler potatoes-Herman
Williams 1st.
White carrots-Alvin Blair lst.
White Globe onions-Fred Stelloh
1St.
Oats-Lester Rehaume lst.
Bantams- Mckinley Gennow lst.
Popcorn-Ivan Deglman special.
Beets-McKinley Gennow special.
Pumpkins-Frank Leander special.
Pole beans-Pearl Labbissonniere
special.
Cucumbers-Pearl Labbissonniere
special.
Bedspread-Esther Pearson special.
Writing, 9Th grade-Grace Peltier
1st, Allie Saxon I'd.
Maps, 9Th grade-Dorothy Schlegel
1st, Lillian M. He'd I'd.
Maps, Miss Waters room-Joyce
Peterson 1st, Earl Manery I'd.
Maps, Miss Stevens room-Lillian
Wetter lst, Myra Dickey I'd.
Painting, Miss Stevens room
Esther Mcmillan 1st.
Painting Esther Mcmillan 1st,
Eunice Nicely I'd.
Map, Miss Writings. room-J ohm
Berg 1st, Zetta Rice I'd.
Painting, Miss Writings room
Flora Falk 1st.
Writing-Lee Slater lst, Clara
Henschel I'd.
Painting-Grace Staples lst Myrtle
Wicktor I'd.
Map-Eleanor Kaliher 1st, jamie
Umbehocker I'd.
Painting-Billy Galley 1st, Joyce
Briggs I'd.
Painting Mildred Howard 1st,
Arthur Kerrick I'd.
Painting Chas. Serge 1st, Henry
Holthus I'd.
School exhibit Hayland school,
Eva Hatch teacher, lst, district 4,
school No. 1, Ida May Schmidt
teacher, I'd.
Bedspread-Bertha Pearson 1st.
Nut layer cake-Pearl Labbisson-
Mere lst.
Jelly cake-Irene Walker lst.
Angel food Octavia Rocheford lst.
Millet-Albert Wahlfors lst.
omposition-Lester Jesmer lst.
| Crayfish appendages- Laura Nc
Vicar and Grace Herdliska lst; N.Y.
ron Wallace and Leo Pohl I'd. II
Collection insects Grace Herdliska
LIST, Hazel Davis I'd. ... 81. .., 81.
Drawing Tony Briggs 1st.
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link asters- Mrs. Geo. Young

Purple asters-Mrs. Libby special.
White asters-Mrs. Libby special.
HONEY AND SUGAR.
Display of pickles in honey-Mrs.
A. E. Shaw 1st.
Preserves in honey-Mrs. A. E..
Shaw lst.
Extracted honey-Mrs. A. E. Shaw
1st, H. B. Drinks I'd.
Maple syrup-Mrs. David Raiche
LIST, Mrs. Chas. Raiche I'd.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Five pounds dairy butter-Mrs. P.
B. Draxten 1st, Mrs. A. Bryson I'd.
Five pounds creamery butter
Princeton Cooperative creamery lst.
Five pounds creamery butter, print
Princeton Cooperative creamery
lst.
Five pounds dairy butter, print
Mrs. Grace Tomlinson lst.
Full cream brick cheese-W. A.
Scheller 1st, Harvey Scheller I'd, Mrs.
W. A. Sche]ler Sd.
BREAD, PASTRY, ETC. .
Boston brown bread-Mrs. M. H.
Cotton lst, Mrs. Gilbert Shrode I'd.
Graham bread-Mrs. Bryson 1st,
Mrs. Schrepel I'd.
Loaf of white bread-Lena Gebert
LIST, Mrs. Mallette I'd
Rye bread-Mrs. NJ. A. Carlson lst,
Mrs. A. Bryson I'd.
Pan biscuits schrepel 1st,
Mrs. Mallette I'd.
Cinnamon rolls-Mrs. M. A. Carl
son 1st, Mrs. Mallette I'd.
Angel cake-Mrs. A. Bryson 1st
and I'd.
Chocolate layer cake-Mrs. Gilbert
Clough 1st, Mrs. L. Rocheford I'd.
Jelly layer cake-Mrs. Gilbert
Clough lst, Mrs. A. Bryson I'd.
Sponge cake-Miss Adena Carlson
lst, Mrs. A. W. Bauleke I'd.
Sugar cookies VIM. Heckler
1st, Mrs. G. A. Campbell I'd.
Ginger cookies-Mrs. Mallette lst,
Ida Schrepe] I'd.
Apple pie-Mrs. Gilbert Clough lst,
Mrs. W. Hannay I'd.
Display of cooking-Mrs. Gilbert
Shrode lst, Mrs. M. L. Howard I'd.
Spice cake-Mrs. L. Rocheford lst.
Nut cake-Mrs. Patchen 1st.
Devils food-Octayia Rocheford
lst, Mrs. w. Miller I'd.
Chocolate loaf cake-Octavia
ROCKFORD 1st.
Gold cake-Mrs. w. Miller lst.
Doughnuts-Mrs. M. F. Howard
LIST, Mrs. L. Rocheford I'd.
Chocolate coolzies-Mrs. Gilbert
Shrode 1st.
Dark cookies-Mrs. Nels Robideau
1st.
Rocks-Mrs. Gilbert Shrode LIST.
Buttered cookies-Mrs. Gilbert
Shrode 1st.
Peanut cookies-Mrs Gilbert
ShrOde lst.
Caraway cookies-Mrs. Gilbert
Shrode lst.
Oatmeal cookies-Mrs. Gilbert
Shrode 1st.
Tribes Patchen 1st.
Jelly rolls-Mrs. L. Rocheford lst,
Mrs. W. Heckler I'd.
German coffee cake-Mrs. L.
Rocheford lst, Ida Schrepel I'd.
German apple coffee cake-Mrs. w.
Lipp lst, Mrs. L. Rocheford I'd.
Strawberry jam layer cake-Mrs.
Geo. Young lst.
Green tomato pie-Mrs. W. Hannay
lst.
Blackberry pie-Mrs. W. Hannay
lst.
Bread from 100 per cent flour-Mrs.
VIM. Kaliher lst, Mrs. M. Kaliher
I'd, Mrs. Gems Sd.
Cocoanut cookies-Mrs. g. Shrode
1st.
Lemon pie-Mrs. g. Shrode lst.
CANNED FRUITS, ETC.
Blackberry jelly-Mrs. VIM. Heck
Ter special.
Currant jelly-Grace Stanley I'd.
Plum preserves VIM. Heck
Ter I'd.
Peach pickles Mrs. VIM. Heckler
3D.
Pear preserves-Mrs. VIM. Heckler
I'd.
Pear pickles-Mrs. VIM. Heckler
1st'
Peach preserves-Mrs. VIM. Heck
Ter lst, Ida Schrepel I'd.
Blackberry jelly-Mrs. Nina Bates
3D.
Raspberries- Shrode 1st,
Amanda Rehaume 3D..
Currants- Rehaume 1st.
Bean pickles-Amanda Rehaume
LIST, Mrs. w. Talen I'd.
Crabapple pickles-Amanda Re-
lot Co1 ~
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ocr3nruicn. Sare RISCridmrrsfH rrrbel per
qehen mn Sie peroer mid lobeH uHo prci'eh
fuir CuuicIhe 9rherc dPthan baeen.
Tiefe RrbarhlItHo IN rthf Gil, Striuf. =:
cuihaIr fenc mcostrFr, tte s3hneH = fnhei
thm fnnner uro mr. rQiTterqtbCree Eucrhtc
rum reDdhren y&i1 bGher GcmdE rem ecict
3cuunte tafiir cbeCIedt.
In birte Shusu hier rihit ttue Htp5t Gu
ipunfru riucn prfieu 3tfniuctntn bebur0luHnS
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Suhbalter
llnter MitnaGmc non 800 UerIdJlunn'
ben.

6. s. 9artee. 9uhbalter iilr Die
aleenlar 1Surnitlire So an gSelt ..
9lpe. miro ieit Nontoglbeno permiBt,
unO sic 4oli5ei lit pon Der 6irna er-
iltdlt nor0cn ouf Den O2ann 3u tabn-
BEN. @artee urbeitctc crit lett oter'
8ehn 9ugen iur Die aleeman go. ulD
bate Die 5teQung aui @rruo elmer
@nnonce erhalteu. Gr bcbauptete Don
Birqirta 3u fomulen unO ctn oortIaCS
College abicIpjrt 3u babcu. Gr befle1'
oete Den 9oiten 3ur 3uTrIe0enbctt lel"
ner Nrbeitgpbcr. Nurtcc pohntc lit
Sotel 8altnn, beqlidl ico0d] oln gton-
tag glbeno ieine &otelret)nun3 md
eutiernte iih inter 4}itnalme lclner
gfieften nit Der GrfIQrung, er babe
elm 3immer III eiuem 4rloctfoIthau5
qemtetlet. 9lI5 er iif am 0tenItag
nidt sur 9lrheit einitellte, lpur0e ellue
llnteriudunq oorgenommen ueIhe
eraa6. 0oB $500 aus ocnt 8eto-
idranfe 0c$ 8eihofts nerihDraaeu
pareu. Seinc 9Id]er meroen gegen-
rp6rtia unteriud)t unb Der Otanager
ser &leeman SO. lit Der 2lniiIt, oaB
oas 9eii3it lid nod Inn lnehrere bum
hert Collars b0ber itellen mag.
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8ortIaub, 19. qprll. 4n5et.;
Gpmric BON 2iperpopI.
2i3uro. YuHirt: 3eeIano, pon
9ortlano mad 5amburg.
8enua. 9lnget.: Qmerted, DON
p6iluoelpbia unb Nep Yort.
Gueenstop n. Qbgeg.: Aortat'c
nah Rep gort.
9luaet.: Baltic Don Rep yort.
Rem 0prt. Qnget.: Wtacsoontd
BON pirdus; Mauretania Don StDer@
popl; Celtic Don 2iperpool.
@bgeg.: Ga Sretagns nab Saore;
Gdrpdthia nuh gleapel.
ROTTERDAM. anget.; RDDroam
bon Nsp Yort.
gherb bours. Qbgeg.: 8atlerin
4uaulte 9ictorid bon 9amburs nat
gep yort.
9lneet.: Bring Jrteorih Wtlheiu
pom Rep ycrt mad Bremen.
Qlpmouth. Ibgeg.: Stcillar
nab Bortlanb, SIZE.
4nqet.: Imreito BON Nerp yor
nah 9amburs.
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aus Wien gemeloet. gDenn notpt9,
pirb Rublano Stulien nit elmer Jlots
tenpemonitration bel Der 9tnfahrt in
ben gosporus untsritusen.
Rpm. 19. 9lpriI. - Sn bem oTfts
sieQen geritt iiber Die gei6iebuns Der
3orbuneQens5orts ieitens zines ita.
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berporoeboben, paB es fi6 I'm ntdts
tpetter als I'm cine 5lottenoemon'traz
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bic QbIiht pproelegeuhabe. bic Durhs
fubrt ourh bic 0arouneaen gu er5fptnz
usn oosr Sruppsu gu lanoen. gon Dem
@noriFF uuf Die Sorts nuroen bas.a aoz
BEL ,piIhen Der Sniel Smbus uno ben
9urponenen uno Die 3pei 3abel bet
ser SnIel Qemnos burdihnitten.
RonituntinopeL 10. Npril.
! Es bsItGtigt Iid, oaB bic ttdltertlheH
arieasihiFfe ndbreno oes AM Dom
nsrItag ftattgsfunoensn gorbnroes
| merts BEL Der SnIeI Samos etn tur:
tiides 9ononenboot in ZEN 8runo
oebphrt baben. Die gsIuBuuq snttam,
Die Stuliener bemGdtigtsn 'ih aud
Der eaft bes iSiirIten BON Somos, Ct
nes 8ofansu bes SuItans.
Der ruTiTte SotIhafter- 1T onge
pisIsu poroen, esgsr Die Shlisbuni
Der DarbanelIen su prctsItirsn. y!
nirb pieoer peritsrt. baB bic slrts
bic 9ustpeiiunq alIsr SStuliener uu
benz tiirtii6en Rsihe anseoronst babe