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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
Change DATES FOR
HOLDING CARNIVAL

Chairman Robinson, of the Labor day
Carnival executive committee, an
nouneed today that the dates of the
event had been changed. 1t had been
intended to begin on Sunday and con-
clude on Tuesday, but it has now
been decided to commence Saturday
morning, winding up on Monday even
ing, September !.
When Chairman Germain, of the
railroad committee. went to interview
the railroads regarding rates for the
three days, he learned that the roads
had already announced round.trip
rate of one and one-third fare, on ae-
count of Labor day, for August 20,
30, 81 and September |. While the
railroad officials expressed themselves
in full sympathy with the Carnival,
they stated that they would be unable
to change the dates of their excursion
rates to include Tuesday without
great inconvenience and considerable
expense.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
MRS. w. r. RICH SELLS
OREANA GROCERY BUSINESS

The latter part Of the week Mrs. W.
K. Rich sold out her grocery stock at
Oreana to Edward Vance, proprietor
of the hotel by that name, who will
continue the business.
Mrs. Rich returned home Saturday
evening, accompanied by Mrs. Vance.
The latter returned to Oreana this
morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
COUNTERMAND ORDER FOR
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

Postmaster ]. A. Rogers has receiv-
ed instructions from the Washington
department to the effect that the or
der directing civil service examina-
tion to be held in Winnemucca August
for a postmaster at national has
been cancelled. No reason was as
signed for this action, and it is pre-
sumed that J. r. Freeman, the present
postmaster, will continue in office.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
POSTPONE OPENING OF
LAND NEAR FALLON

The proposed opening of 5000 acres
of land near Fallon for settlement by
the government this fall, has been
postponed. A mass meeting of the
business men and citizens was held
resulting in the project engineer de,
Gliding to postpone the opening until
next year, or until the available sup
ply of water is in sight for this acre
age. statement has be issued by
d. w. Cole, the engineer in charge,
in which the facts are set forth and
the postp0nement has been ordered.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
ENGINEER STEWART TRANS
FERRED TO WINNEMUCCl

F. B. Stewart, field engineer of the
State Engineer Office, who has been
stationed at Paradise Valley for the
past year, has been transferred to
Winnemucca. Mr.. Stewart, who has
been making official surveys along the
Little Humboldt, will continue in the
same line of work along the Humboldt
in this vicinity.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
PAINTING NEW SIGN FOR
EAGLE DRUG COMPANY

Today the West Coast Advertising
company is painting new sign on the
south wall of the Eagle Drug com
pany's store, which will be 14x67 feet
in dimensions. The center will read,
Eagle rug Co., Inc. The Rexall
Store. Wholesale and Retail Panels
on either end will contain the words,
Victor Talking Machines and
4" Eastman Kodak and Supplies.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
LOADING WITH FREIGHT
AND SUPPLIES FOR NORTH

Today Albert Remusat is loading his
outfit with supplies for his Cane
Springs ranch.
The two outfits of Joe Jaea are be-
ing loaded today with merchandise for
the McDermitt store. They arrived in
town yesterday with wool.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
MISS BEATkICE LANGWITH
RECOVERING FROA.A OPERATION

Today Judge and Mrs. Langwith re-
ceived word from San Francisco that
their daughter, Miss Beatrice Lang
with, is recovering nicely from the eff
fects of the operation she recently
submitted to for appendicitis.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
MRS. REINHART AND DAUGH-
TIERS LITGER AT COUNTRY CLU]

Yesterday NJ. Reinhart, president of
the Winnemueca State Bank & Trust
company, received a letter from Mrs.
Reinhart and daughters, Misses Edna
and Helen, stating that they were en-
joying themselves so thoroughly at
the Country club, situated near Verdi,
that they had concluded to remain un-
til August 18th.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
LADIES' TAILORING

| have received fine line of sam
pies of ladies' dress goods. in all the
latest shades. The ladies are invited
to call and see them. Ladies gar
ments made to order in the latest
styles. j. p. GRANDEL,
Merchant Tailor.
Advertisement augl4.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
RETURNS From RENO
WITH NEW HUPMOBILE

Former Commissioner Bradshaw, of
Paradise Valley. left for Reno the
first of the week, returning overland
last night with new ear. 1t is a five
passenger, 32-horsepower Hupmobile.
and made the trip over the bad roads
in good time The car was driven
by Tom Bradshaw.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
REIGHT MOVEMENTS AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATION

Yesterday two carloads of coal were
received for the Verdi Lumber eom-
pany.
During the past 4s hours six ears of
merchandise Were received for local
merchants.
This morning the Verdi Lumber COM
pany shipped ear fhorses to
Verdi.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
new TARIFF BILL
FAvORS THE EAST

Last week Senator Cummins. of
Iowa, delivered a speech in the senate
against the Underwood tariff bill,
claiming that the measure discriminat-
ed against the west, to the advantage
of the east. In support of this con
tention, he quoted figures showing the
production of the country by states,
with the amounts that were protected
and those that were free. The figures
for Nevada are as follows:
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
FRED PEARCE BUYS HALF
INTEREST IN GEM BAR

F. c. Pearee has purchased the half
interest in the Gem bar owned by
John Scoggan, and has formed part
nership with George Westcoatt, owner
of the other half. The new partners
will take possession ofthis popular re-
sort tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
GRAETZ BROTHERS LOCATE
AT CINNABAR MOUNTAIN

A. C. Graetz is in town today from
Cinnabar mountain, where he and his
brother have located properties ten
miles from Kyle hot springs. The
brothers recently sold out their placer
properties at Rockhill canyon.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
RETURNS FROM EXTENDED
VISIT TO CALIFORNIA

Charles Carey returned yesterday
afternoon from five months trip to
San Francisco, San Jose and other
California points. This morning he
resumed his position with the Winnie
mucca Mercantile company.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
Olympic Sports.


Great interest is already being man.
ifested in the Olympic contests to be
pulled off during the Moose three-day
Labor-day carnival. Chairman Salter,
of the committee having this portion
of the program in charge, will tonight
report the following events to the
meeting to be held at the Eldorado:
Swimming, which will be contested
in the Humboldt river. near the
bridge. four races. as follows: so
yards, for boys under ten years of
age; 80 yards, boys between the ages
of ten and fourteen years; 100 yards,
boys between the ages of fourteen and
eighteen years; 100 yards, free for all.
The prizes IN these races will con
sist of cash and trophies.
Bicycle races for both men and
boys; shot put contest; running broad
Jump; standing broad jump; high
jump All of these events will be free
for all and the prizes will consist of
cash and trophies.
Foot races-50-yard dash, l00-yard
dash: 220-yard, 440-yard, 600-yard re-
lay races; three-legged race and a
walking match. All these races will
be free for all, with appropriate
prizes.
1t is not probable that entrance
fees will be demanded in any OF the
events, although this point has not
been definitely settled.
Today training quarters were estab-
lished at the High school, in charge of
r. A. Brandon. 1t is said that the
Riverside club has taken up the mat
ter and that practically every mem
ber will be entered in one or more of
the events.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
LEFT FOR THEIR LOS
ANGELES HOME LAST NIGHT

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Blair, who had
been visiting with their son, Guy
Blair, cashier at the Western Pacific
freight office, returned last evening to
their home at Los Angeles.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31

Summary of the Whole Production.
Total production of U. S.35 5,215, ,6S9, ,361
Free GAG per cent? .16 1868, ,412, ,792
DutiabIe (54 per cent? 1882, ,276, $50
Total production west of
Mississippi river 0,301 ,016,313
Free (61 per cent? :. $3.50, ,791 ,9S5
Dutiable $50 per cent? 4,041 .224,37
Total production east of
Mississippi river "a Ola, ,673, ,O4s
Free (40 per cent? 0,103, $780, ,906
Dutiable $50 per cent? 14,s11 ,022, PAP
In analyzing these figures, Senator
Cummins said:
"The total production east of the
Mississippi river in the year I have
mentioned was $24,914 ,673, ,04S. OF
this production, $14,s11 ,052 ,242 is upon
the dutiable list, being 60 per cent of
the entire production of that part of
the country. The total production
west of the Mississippi river in the
year named was $10,301 ,016,313, of
which $4,041 ,224,327 was upon the
dutiable list, being 80 per cent of the
whole production of that part of the
country lying west of the Mississippi
river.
"This is the equivalent of saying
thdt dOtOiuluR W the DtUOtFdtic view
prices are raised by this bill upon 60
per cent of the enormous production
east of the river, while it raises the
prices of but 80 per cent of the
lesser production west of the river. If
the Democratic doctrine so often an
nounced is sound, and if it be true
that the producers of domestic pro
ducts are alone benefited by import
duties, and that the consumers are
taxed for the sole advantage of the
producers, it will be interesting to
hear the defense for this grevious dis
elimination against the people who
live in the Mississippi valley and be-
yond.
Let us take another and larger
group of western states. namely
Louisiana, Texas, Arizona, New Mevi-
co. Utah, Wyoming, Missouri. Nevada
and Oklahoma All these states pro-
duce in the aggregate substantially
the same amount as does Pennsylvania
alone. Nevertheless upon the same
basis or assumption. thew will pay in
year to Pennsylvania $166, 1913 ,6O3
more on account of the tariff duties
than Pennsylvania will pay to all of
them.
Let us take still larger group of
States and in order not to be in the
least discriminating | will begin on
the western coast and take them in
their order, as follows: California,
Oregon, Washington, idaho, Nevada,
Utah, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico,
Oklahoma. Wyoming, Colorado and
Montana. These states produce $4,-
237 ,633,641. New York, in the east,
produced $4,001, ,0S5,166 Upon the as
sumption that we have already set
forth, this group of western states will
pay in one year to New York $241,-
,319 on account of the tariff in ex-
] cess of the amount that New York
will pay to them.''
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
STALL BROTHERS BUY
ANOTHER MINE AT MASONIC

Stall brothers have bought in the
mining properties of the late J. s.
Phillips and John Wilson Smith at
Masonic, for the sum of $2,500.-Car-
son Appeal
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
SPECIAL SUNDAY ITALIAN
DINNER AT ROMAN TAVERN

Special Sunday Italian dinner. at
Roman Tavern, served with wine, sc
cents.-Advertisemen If.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
CONDITION OF CHARLES METH
REPORTED SERIOUS TODAY

The first of the week Charles Meth,
who has been ailing for some time,
took to his bed. and today his condi-
is reported critical, with small
hopes of his recovery
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
BACK FROM RENO HOSPITAL
MUCH IMPROVED IN HEALTH

Mrs. Phil Blume, who returned home
from as Reno hospital several days
ago, is today reported much improved
in health.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31

Frank Garteiz returned Tuesday ev-
ening from Jordan meadows, where he
went to look after his sheep.
Attorney l.. G. Campbell returned
Tuesday from a ten-day visit to Salt
Lake City and eastern Nevada points.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31

Mrs. A. Prince, the Bridge street
milliner, returned yesterday morning
from trip to San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
LOCAL NIMRODS RETURN
WITH SAGEHENS AND TROUT

M. A. Townsend, Frank Roth and G..
Hockenbrock went to Rock creek on
Sunday and returned with % sage
hens and fine catch of trout They
never said a word about the big fish
that got away. The next trip, which
will be made next Sunday, the quail
will suffer
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
CHANGE IN AGENTS AT
WESTERN PACIFIC STATION

Auditor II. T. Speedie, of the West
ern Pacific, was in town yesterday,
checking up the accounts of IL. c.
Christian, who the first of the week
rendered his resignation as agent at
this station. 1t il understood the
vacancy will be filed by w. IL. Wal
ters, late agent at Grants, Utah.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
New Committees Appointed.

Today Chairman Robinson, of the
executive committee, announced the
following additional committees:
Novelty amusements-C. b. Smith,
r. N. Stidd.
Horribles-A. w. Stowe.
An effort is being made to arrange
hose contest between the fire com
panies of Lovelock and Winnemucca.
If successful, this should prove one of
the leading attractions of the Car
nival
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31

LOST-A silver bar pin, set in rhine.
stones. Leave at this Office.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31

GUYON TRANSFER co.
Trunks moved, 25 cents. Light and
heavy hauling and storage. Quick
service, low rates. Phone 422, Wells
Fargo express Office.
Advertisement. If
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1913-07-31
CITY PRICES

MRS. G.. r. WARREN,
Next to new postoffice. Phone 424.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Club mad MeritO.
9elifate MiiiiDR Oes iriibrren Win.
MeiDta'er WDmDerneMrs.

Die l1ngit erpartete GntlaiiunQ
oes bisberigen gotidaiters in Meri.
TO, SenrD Cane MilIon, lit criolQt.
uno gleid5eitig bat Der Yrdiioent ocn
friiberen @onnerneur 2in0 uon Wiin
neioto, einen intimen per1onliden
6reuno oes StootSiefretGrs 9rDonL
ais pertroulid)en Aqenten erforen.
mel6er in Der mioffi3ieaen Gigeu.
Ihaft zines n9erotbers Ger 9otlddit"
nad Der Stoot Merifo obgerciit lit.
Inn bort gewiiiermaBen ais 9otid)oi
ter butter Den aouliiien Die anltIi.
DIE 91tigfeit oes offi5iellen @eiddftS.
triggers 0'SbaugbneiiD 81 ~oirigiereu
mo 3u iibermaden mo and Die g9c
&c fir cine YeritGnoigung 5lpiidcn
Den it%reitenoen 5aftionen mo ioniit
5tpiiden Merifo uno Oeu Ser. Stoa.
ten 5u ebnen. Gr @onoerneur Sino
lit ip1terbin. nndoem er leine unoi
fi8ieae Miiiion erfolgreid 0urdQe-
fiibrt bat, ais ofii3ieler 9otihaiter
mserIeben.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Sen &ebeQen
ieatgcgea
@ene5OIaniide 3ssiesrunastrnppeiI
ua6 ben aufitGHOiiden Staateu.

Caracas, s. Mug. 0ic gum
Gimmarlb IN Die StaoteiL in oenen
ole &ebeaen operiereu, mobil gelHadj
te Grpeoitionsarmee lit bon Caracas
abgegangeu.
Die Regierung gab befanmt, OaB
lire Iruppen I'M Staate 2adira ,
nelie Siege crrumgen bdtten. 6s miro
semeIoet. oaR Oberlt gteto in lire
na Den General 5iaueroa geihlagen
unO in Gspina3o 9dballo Der @ene
raj 9elo iiber 0en General @entela
ben Sieg oapon ~getragen babe.
Thomas ". Goetter. Der omeri
faniI1c 3Oniul in So @uoriu. iii BON
StoatslefretGr @rDan unqcmieicn
moroen, lid nod) Caracas 5t be Je.
ben, linl BORT ole amerifoniidc @c
ianotihaft 5I iiberltebmeu, oercil sc
iddfte iebt BON eiuen Sd)reibcr abs
aeipidelt meroell. Gurus vi. Glart
Der omeritoniide 8i5e.aonhll, per
bleibt in So 1uaira, INN BORT ole @e
ih6fte oes &oniuls meiter5uiiibreu.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

anber Spiel
aciu WeOamtt an Decentralization amf
8ermHOG.

Die @aibingtoner MelOHng, Oab
@roBbritaunien, nad elmer Dem
amerifaniiheu Staats 9epartement
5ugegangenen 4un0e, Die 9lnlegung
elmer 5lottenbaiis ouf Den 9ermi-
Ga : Snieln in @%rmdgling 5iebc, bat
in bieIigen politiiden areiien Oas
lebbaftcite SSntereiie ermedt uno miro
auf oas eifrigite beiprohen. Tod
bat Der 3uiaB, Dab, penn @roBbri-
tannieu feline 6lottenpolitif in Den
amerifauiih + atlantiIhen @eipdIicrn
Gn0ere, anoere europdii6e Notionen
momoglih oieiem 8eiipiel folqen
miiroen, an bieIigen muBQebenOer
Stele ioiort cine 3uriidmeiiung En-
fobren, iotpeit 0eutIblanO in Be-
tradt fommt.
Bon elmer ser &egierllng naGe-
Itebenoen Berlonlidfeit miro oie be
Itimmte Witteilung aemubt, Dab Der
Yailus in Der @aibingtoner gtoh
ridt, mon1ogIid miir0en an0erc Sea
tionen @nglanOs 8eiipiel, cine Mari
notation ailf 8ermal0u 5li errihten.
folaen, DeutlAlanO nidt betreife.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
WrMnOc Der
nnlnf
9emtidc Sldttcr ibcr Sctcilisnus in
SIM Srnn3isrO.

8erIin, s. 9lig. Die bieiieen
8ldtter beginner iett nit bcmerfcns.
wcrter 9ebbaitigfcit Ole 6rage Der
@eteiliglng GcutidIonos an DER i'm
Sabre 1915 in San 6rnncisco itott.
finOenoen @onoma @ociiic Nus.
iteaung sii beIpreAen. Auaenidein.
lid bat Die oiii5iole britiide 9lbleb.
ming elmer 9eteiligung Oos Sutereiie
fiir oaS 5bcmo it1rfer onqeregt. um0
sic llnlitlt aud Ger Oeltiden areile
fenmt it1rfer ais bisber gum Nlls.
Druid.
Mefn man oldl almebmen fam,
OoB Die Siloritrie gerooc in eng
lun0S Sernblciben eilien Sporu 5u
ibrer eigencn SriInobnc leBen oiirf.
te, 10 iino ooh Die @riinOe, abge-
ic6en BON Den rein politiid)en, Die bel
@roBbritanicn trob alien 9eltreitens
cine Souptrolle ipielen SIM gro
ben Cell bic gleidleit Die and ocll
britiiden @on0cl ui0 oie britiihe Sn.
ouitrie BON Der 9ei6idlnq ser Nus.
telling 5uriidbnlten.
SIM Nlgenteinen geben Ole oelt-
iHen 3eitrmgen Der Nbneigung gegen
Die 9eihidlnq ser 9luSiteaiing peiten
&aum mo faiien oie bimoerterIei
@ei6merOen 5%llammert, 0ur6 ole Die.
le Nbneiglmg entitnnOen un0 i'm Eau.
fe Ser Sabre me6r uno mebr genad)-
fen III.
Ginen DEFENDERS idarfen Nrtifel
bringt Die ga0lnild)e &olts5citung-
0as rbeiniide 3entrumsblott ridtct
iih qeaen Die gelammta mtspdrtige
mirtidaftlide @epoltpolitlf Der Ser.
Stoaten e%rinnert an Die S%osreiBumg
Eanamas, al ole abiolut ielbitiiid)tis
ge 3oQpolitit, Die aqnalqebiibreu.
politif mo hebt hcrpor, Sie Ger.
| Staatcn h1tten Den SeebonoelSmGdl
ten iopiel llmed)t ongetaL OoB Is
fem MunNer lei, melm oieieil inter
iold)en ~ltnitanoen bic Suit pergin4e
Ben Hanoma @e0aufen perberrli.
den 81 belfeH.
Gas omcrifouiidc Gorgebeu in
Nicaragla, iopie oic 9eitimmumaen
Der nclien 3ariibia, lett oas 9lott
bin5iL benieien, OnB Die Gcmotrntei
inter Dem @r6iioentcn 8ilion ibrc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nod iiber.
trumpien. 1n& qleide 3eige lid audi
III Der merifnniidet @olitif Der ame.
ritanilben Hegieruig.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Serind Der Serbetmmg 0cntIdlamOS
MnO &mRlamOs.

Die ndmlihe Gncae tritt fron3o-
iiiHen Mel0imgen entgcgelL sic all
gcni1einli6 in ten0cn5i0Ier gbIidt
oerbreitet iporOen limo. 0ieicn sll-
folge iolte Der oeiitide 8otidaitcr in
aonitantinopel, 6rei6err BON @an.
genbeim, Dem @roBpe3ier Die Mittei-
lung gemadlt 6aben, geiitihlono uer-
Dc es feinesfaas 0uloem oaB Stub.
lano irgenOmeIde Stiide BON Glein-
alien beiebe.
Ser @eipdbrsmann erflGrt, onB
Der gotidnfter in aonitantinopel ci
men lolden Niiftrog nidt erboltcn
babe uIO 0aber oild Dem @roBue3ier
cine iolde 3uliderung nidt babe ma
ben fonneu. &orldnfig Iei i~Iberbnllpt
ieoe oerarti0e MoBno6me iiberfliil-
liz. genn MuBlono 6anoIe geaeuii-
Der ben Ole Eiirfei berii6renOen sra.
gen nidt iclbit1nOig, ion0ern gebe i'm
Ginpernebmen nit Den ii6rigen MGd)-
ten Dor.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
MOmrOeOOftrin beOrObt.

2ebbaftes SntereIie erregt in 0er
@%albingtoner amtlihen &reilen Die
Dem 5taats0epartement 5ugegangenf
Nadri1t, oaB @roBbritamien oit
@nleguug elmer 6Iottenbalis auf Den
8ermu0ainIeln in grmdqung 3iebt
@(us autoritatiper 9ueGe perlautet.
Dab oie britiide &egierung grfun.
Oigllngen be5iiqlih Der @l1ne Der
Ser. Staaten 5um Shub Ser @ana-
mnfanal=H outen ein5iebt, un0 man
meint, Dies loiie oarauf i6lieBen,
OaB @nglano oie 9lblidt bat, Sdut.
maBregeln fir feline eigene Sdif-
fabrt ourh ben SSitbmus 81 t~reffaa,
iDie Is Jas i'm W telmeer getan bat.
Die bieiigen 8eamten iinO iid oa
riibcr flar, Dab Die 0amit aufgemorfe
ne TSrage cine lebr tpeittragenoe iii,
6a Tie ben eigentli6en aern Der Dion
roe oftrin beriibren un0 m0glider
@eiie einen pollltdoigen llmidfpnng
in ser ausl1nOiidpn 6lottenpolitif
auf ser meItli6eu @emilpb1re NIT lid
bringen fam. Dem man mncht lid'
oaranf gefaBt, Dab, wenn @roB6ri-
tannien feline 5lottenpolitif in ben
amerifaniid : atlantiiden @epdiiern
inoert, anoere europdilhe Notionen
Dorauslihtlih 0ielem 8eiipiel folgen
iuer0en. lln0 mdbreno iolhe Mcn=
Oerunqen Iid in ben atlantiihen eje-
nGliern uno in @eltinOien ermarten
lailen ma6t man lid in 8eamtcns
freiien fem @ebl 0arais, 0aB bel
Der @r0ffmng oes aanols fir Die
Ser. Staaten Oas &ingen nit Sapali
Inn Die @eiridaft anf Dem 8acifi-
lben 95ean beginner mlB.
gnglnn0 bat Dor 3ebn Sabren lei
ne Marineltationen IN Den amerifa
niIhen NetpGilern a~ufgegeben. ais
Die Ser. Staaten ben Dan 0es Aica-
ra~quafanols falen lieBen un0 Den
8au oes Yanamafanals in allgriff
nabmen. Slbgeleben BON Den @eItin-
0ilhen Stotionen bebielt es Iolhe
MIR in G%squimauIt, g.. s. mo iii
Salifar, q. O., Ole g%eritarfung Der
erlteren mllroc alfgege6en mo bcioc
criltieren jebt eigentlih MIR nonli
nea, 0ienen MIR als &efrutierungs-
Itationen Mn0 ole britiide @elabrnq
BON ct. 2ucia III @eltinoien nurOe
I'M Sabre 1906 3uriidge5ogen. 9rei
&reu5er BON geringem Siefgang nm
ter britiiher Slagge ba6en gegen-
partiq lire Yoiis in &inglton aif
Samaifa. Soatc @roBbritannien Iidl
aber in Sen atlautiiden @ep0iicrn
it1rfer gelten0 MAIDEN pouen, 10
miiroe sic fir Bermuda niht meit
bon &amilton ms Alige gefaBte Sta
tion cine adtrnggebietenOe Stelung
einnebman m1breno Iie gegenmartig
nibt Oiel 81 beoeilten bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09
Sir b%nnOtrtite
Tabrt
Zeppelin . Qnftidiff usudiem" iei-
ert Elm SubilGnm.

Berlin, 8. 9lug. 0as 3eppe-
Iin'ihe @aIiagier : &uftidiif 0Sad)s
len" bat Elm Subildum Begangen.
Die v5odien~ bat, mie aus Seip5ig
~qerneloet miro, ibre buiOertlte 6abrt
3uriidgelegt.
4nlaBlif oieier Sltbtldumsfabrt
neroen BON DER 2eitung Der 3eppe-
lin : @eleai6aft @ui3eihml9en aus
Dem .2ogbuh~ oes 2uiti6ifis Derof-
fentIift, aus oenen lib ergiebt, IN
uie bobem MaBe BON Der @elegel-
belt, cine 2uftfobrt 5u genieBen, lei
tens oes 9ubliflms @ebrauh &c
madt miro, linO pelf' auBeroroent-
Iibe Si1erbeit oas moOerneSerfebrs-
mittel bietet. gluf oie Wlitteihtngeli
iiber Die 3uriidgelegte &ilometer5abl
iino BON Snterelie.
Cine Observation-Disclosures Der ballpt-
i1nlihiten @ugaben ldBt erleber, Dob
Ole ,,Sadlcn~ in ibren bunoert6abr-
ten 24O0 Eerlonen b%ef0r0ert bat. Sic
hat, felt iie in 9etrieb lit Die anlebn-
Iihe Strede BON tt,tt5 &ilonetetn
suriidqelegt uno mas Oos mi6tiglte
fir Oas 9ublifnm 1T, nidt ein ein-
siger 9aIiagier lit gu Sdaoen gefom-
men uno aud oas 2uftl6iff bat nidf
ste g~eringite Saparie erlittetl, trob-
Dem es mitunter bel ungiinitigcn
8etterDerbGltniiien gefabren 1T. I'll
Ieroinas iino SturmDarnangen ufo
onSere @rognoien belonoers getabr-.
Iiden @etters 1tets re6t5eitig IN an
aemellenem llmfang beadtet moroen,
uuO 0ieIer llmltanO bat nldt sum
Deniglten 81 Oenp erftalliden Jtelllss
tat beigetragett, aui oas Die Sette
oes llnternehmens nit Hed)t ito
iino.
Gas vScs4bilaum~ nuroe BON oe,
sSiibrern nnO Sngenieuren ionic 0e-
Manuihoft nit einem fleinen 8qil=
fetf beaamgen. Gas 2uftlhiif htai
sur Seier oes Cages @ala angeleat