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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
LIGHT UP!
Let the Authorities Compel All Highway
Users 20 Obey the Law.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN--Sir: Neg
lect 10 equip wagons, bicycles and other
vehicles with lights continues. and IN
accordance with the law should have the
strict attention of police officials, who
should be Just as vigorous In enforcing
the law AS they are when drivers OF
automobiles offend.
Ny reason for writing Ia due TO expo
rience during the evening OF Sunday, Oc-
toher H. while driving In jana lea l.. L.
west from the Peace monument on HILL
side avenue. with oil lights only burning,
electric lights being forbidden. according
to law, thus making II almost impossi BILE
for me 10 see two bicycle riders In front
who were almost run over. and solely be-
cause they persisted In riding well into
the road and aid not display lights in
accordance with the requirements OF the
law.
The place above referred to Is n well
travelled road, not well illuminated, and
quite dangerous, one which should be
made safer. considering the amount OF
traffic.
and bicycles could In many instances be
made to observe the law, IL the liability
insurance companies, II only In their own
interest. should be persistent in their
work OF making the police officials do
their duty, a duty which seems to be very
pleasant to them when Il comes to dealing
with automobile drivers
I hope that this may he the means OF
correcting the disregard OF ordinary eau
ton upon the part Of drivers OF all We
hicles who have not considered the law
applicable to them. C. NJ. LACEY.
BROOKLYN, October ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Reduction Of Food Cost.

That the average reader has grown
weary of discussions on the subject OF
the high cost Of living is not surpris-
ing In view of the academic character
or impracticable methods that are
brought out IN the press The result
Is that he either glanCes at them in
9 perfunctory way or passes them over
nlroCether. The most recent advice
comes from no less an authority than
the United States Agricultural Depart
ment, which very wisely urges the in
Crea sed production OF fowls and small
animals to reduce the cost Of that
most expensive article Of food, meat
Attention Is drawn 10 the fcc' .aa'
while the Ohio farm averages 1870
fowls. the South Carolina farm aver
ages IL. Simple md practical as Is
this counsel. II requires time for It's
execution. so that while the chicken
grows the man may starve.
Unfortunately. the average American
is obsessed with the idea that butcher
meat Is absolutely Indispensable for
his efficiency and health. Physiology
cally he Is fairly correct. but he needs
to know that the reason Is found In
the fact that meat contains more Iro-
tein, which Is the chief muscle and
nerve sustaining element in food. In
the most concentrated form. II is far
more important for him to know, how
ever, that this valuable Ingredient ,s
quite as abundant in the meat Of Ash
as In other meats. The following In
formation Is conveyed In a recent bull
letln Of our City Health Department
and is Of vital Import
"How TO CUT THE COST OF LIVING
"Tho human body requires certain kinds
of foods called 'proteins in order to make
up for wear and tear OF the body ma
chlnery that is, In order to rebuild bones
and muscles and nerves,
you can get this protein by eating
meat, but this is very expensive. and
other forms OF food are much cheaper
and equally nourishEg, Those OF us who
live near the sea should eat far more
nsh than we do. II Is excellent for build
| ing w Nnt p'uy anu ~ ron IN protein.
Just look at tho following comparison:
''yIsH
'Haddock contains Is per cent protein,
sells for cents pound.
Herring contains 80 per cent protein
sells for cents pound
"Bluehsh contains 10 per cent. protein
sells for 10 cents a pound.
'Codnsh contains Is per cent. protein
sells for l2 cents a pound.
for Is cents a pound,
''BEET
Chuck contains 10 per cent. protein, sell
for "a cents pound
"Rump contains 10 per cent. protein, sell
for IS cents a pound
Round contains III per cent protelni .-il
Iror Is cents a pound
'~irloin steak contains 10 per cent pro
teIn sells for 30 cents a pound
Ribs contain is per cent. protein; sci
for 26 cents a pound,
; "Snce you eat meat for the protein
contains, why not eat il in the form o
fsh and save money!"
; To this we would add that while tn
! cost Of various foods Is related to II
protein content, popularity Is due lea
TO food value than ~ flavor. The Sag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
The Washington Reduction Works

1t warns the cardiac cookies. IL ex-
pands the pocketbook 70 hear this tr.-
umphant cry Of the Philadelphia Rec
ord. a tariff rcformer from It's earliest
years:
THE tariff has reduced the cost OF
living"
The only constitutional tariff could
be depended upon to do that. Has done
1t. the Philadelphia abater Of the pride
of Tariff Rarons tells Us.
Curious, isn't 1t, that so many people
remain ignorant of this lessening OF
the cost Of living and so ungratefrl for
their blessings?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
S42,112,96O ASKED
TO RUN CITY SCHOOLS
Finance Committee Effects Saw.
ing Of 100000 in
Budgets.
ACTIVITIES CIT

The Board OF Education Mt its trr,t,,y
yesterday voted to ask the Board Of Ell
mate for si2.1l2.96o for running eNp.n.,,
for 1915. The finance committee had
Topped off 100000 from the amaupts
asked by the various departments
This does not include corporate stock
issues for new schools and sites. which
amounted to $6.oO0,oOO the current year
The appropriation for running eNpcnses
this year was 13S.263.315.
Chairman Greene OF the finance com.
mittee said hard necessities and adm,,i.
tons OF the city authorities caused fr.
retrenchment. which affected a runb.-
OF important activities in the puU..,
schools. Vocational training would biye
to suffer
city Superintendent Maxwell protested
against cutting out $4,000 for traiu.rg
teachers for detectives and $4,000 for
vocational school for Brooklyn
The items were restored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
The odicial Outgiv-r Of News.
from The NeIB Orleans Times PicdpUne.

from the NelO Orleans mes'Picdpune
II were an Ananias
with a spiro- mental bias
And we're not 80 very pious
would hike to Petrograd.
would get "A Job at sending
News Of Victories unending
And at plausible pretending
Put Munchausen IN the shade.
or I'd take II Ioh at Berlin,
Other fancies there unfurlln'
or allies they'd sent whirlin'
To their death upon the Aisne
Or at Rome Ia hit tho cable
And would deal in fancy fable
7 would do this we're 7 able,
But alas I must refrain
or IA send news gay Partisan
That with fact was in collision;
I would tell with great precision
How the Germans bite the dust
But I'm only half liar
And no higher ] aspire,
so from war news I retire;
'Tis my conscience says I must
r. Is, MArrIELD,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Tho Supreme Test.

Tho minimum height for recruits in GreaI
Britain has been reduced to s feet inche,
and the chest measurement to Slh Inches
-Netrs uefn.
What Is the measurement AT which
man from danger finches
And how can courage in ONES breast
BE made a thing OF inchesg
| met a man OF six feet sir
with valor OF mouse;
| knew hero four feet ten
Who dared dsfy HIS spouse.
u. 8. HAsEIss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
ALASKA COAL BILL FAVORED
House Expected 10 Rntify Sennt'
Action on Leasing.

WASH INGToN. oct. 1.-THE Soma.
after n brief debate this afternoon, aio'
the conference report on the bin aut1'.
izing the Government leasing OF coal '1n.'
In Alaska.
1t is expected that the House viii agr'r
to the bill and that the Secretary az nc
Interior will bo authorized TO nes"'latS
leases with individuals and corpora. o's
for mining coal, relieving situation ihn'
threatened 10 he serious Cor the residents
Of Alaska before the winter was over
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
DocIie American Parents.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SJ'N--Sir: Our
rugs have come home but our daughters
will not let us put them down, They want
the floors left clear for dancing. So we
old folks have to "sit around" on bare
floors. But what Ia that 10 the happiness
Of YOUTH FATHER
NEW YoRK, October II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
ONE MAIL STEAMER TO-DAY.
Kroonland Carries Sacks for Europe
Except Luxemburg.

The Red Star liner Kroonland, sailing
to-day for the Mediterranean, by way OF
the Azores, will carry mail, closing AZ ne
General Post Office at s 80 A. NJ, for 80"
Azores. Gibraltar Austria. Hungary ap'
for other European countries, except LUN'
emhurg, when specially addressed.
The Scandinavia American liner o'-
car IL, which sails tomorrow for Chris
tiansand will take natl for German.
Austria, Hungary and for other r'.'
tries, except Luxembourg, when spr. t.'
addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
The Campaign in German south
west Africa.

The campaign OF the Union Of South
Africa agHinst German Southwest At,
rSca was already planned when Colonel
MARITz and his commando went over -
the enemy. A British colonial force
captured Angra Perquenn ON I.iidcrtz
Bay September 10, the Germans retlr-
ing and blowing W the bridges on the
railroad running TO Keetmanshoop, 150
miles In the interior. The Germans
were therefore not In force at Ltide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

To THE EpiToR or THE suN--Sir; As AT
aid TO the correct pronunciation OF head
linst e!,!es the limerick is Of peculiar as
sistance. AS the following;
a peasant residing IN Rheims
Most foolishly cried, "Vive la Frheimsl"
But German and gun
Dropped this patriot son.
And Kultur received an Advheims
KENr PACKARD.
PuiLApELrHiA October -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Views Of Old New York.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS--sr. Many
thanks for the four views OF old New York
Ia to-day's Sun. They are very welcome to an
old New Yorker and an old sun reader.
Each picture stands complete IN itself aud
be cut out for mounting and preserva-
tion which cannot he said for many OF the
old New York views reproduced In the
daily press. Like oliver Twist. ! will wish
for more" W r g.
BROOKLYN, ctober II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

don't want TO sit beside ROGER SUTLI-
VAN in the United States Senate. and
know other Senators who feel the same
way as ! do about him.--Sendtor OWEN
Of Oklahoma.
II ROGER SULLIVAN should be elected
a United States Senator by the people
of Illinois, a rapprochement with the
Hon. RoRERr L.. OWEN would no doubt
be easily effected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

No man is able 20 call himself self
governing IL he always votes the straight
ticket-Colonol ROOSEVELT.
The Colonel himself had very con-
sistent record as a voter OF "une straight
ticket" until he accepted the Progrcssv e
nomination for President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. i4,--Gov. M'l''
appointed Thomas Bayard Heisel to-d'
ms Judge at large OF Delaware COURT
He flls the vacancy caused by the resign
ton OF Judge Wooley who succee1eu
Judge Gray in the United States Cif'1"
Court OF Appeals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Feminine Conversation.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN--Sir; The
most brilliant conversation that a woman
may carry on with man is never half
SO satisfying as that she carries on with
a baby Just learning to talk
New York, October IA. OBSERVER,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

The decision of Cuba to coin its own
money is commendable II II refuses 10
adopt United States currency exclusively
in all parts OF the island. In Santiago
no other kind Of money circulates, while
Havana accepts Spanish as well az
American scrip and coin. practice
that does not facilitate business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Mia strachsn's Claims Urged.

Miss Grace c. Strachan. a district sr,
erinicndent In Brooklyn. has many friends
supporting her candidacy. They say she
Is well equipped by experience and ability
for the Job
School commissioners point out that
Brooklyn has her proportionate represen.
tation on the board OF superin,endents
already. II was said yes,erd,y ~,
Mayor Mitchell was opposed To- the clec'
uon OF Miss Strachan and had so in.
formed some Of the members OF the hoard
Nearly all OF the district superintcnd
ents are hoping TO be the lucky one 10
get the $500 job.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
Urges Names for schooI.

President Churchill submitted his semi.
annual report. In which he recommended
that the public schools receive names
concentrating persons or events Uortt
while.
This adds fitting touch OF sentiment
to service prone too much to sanene,s
and mechanism" he said
He reported that plans had been an.
proved for the Interior decoration ~ tho
washington Irving High School, for which
MIS-; H. H. Hartman has given $50, 900
The election OF an associate s,,t,ri.
tendent to succeed the late Edward
stevens was on yesterdays calendar. bni
was postponed. There liz considara hIo
friction In the board over this appolnt.
ment. Some OF the members are I'm fsyo-
or taking an out OF town man. Others ar,
strong home rulers and are determined 10
have New York man or woman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

~ our f'iends Uho yhror Es trith monuscripts
and Hustraiions FOR publication uish 10 tore
rej,cted articles returned thev must IN all cases
send sfamps for that purpose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

The story from Paris that in the
hHttle ot the Marine four turpinite shells
from French 75m. guns asphyXiated
and destroyed a whole regiment Of
Germans matches another invention
that the Germans are preparing to
lombard the British Channel coast from
the French side with a new siege gun
having range of twenty-five miles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

London once. bingham House. I Arundel
street. strand
Paris ONCE 6 Rue de Ia Michodiere. on
Rue du Quatre Soptembre.
Washington once. Hibbs Building.
Brooklyn once 1906 Livingston street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

The lighted cigar that burned the
bleachsrs at the Empire City racetrack
near Yonkers, causing a loss OF $4,000.
is fine object lesson in the fire pre-
vention campaign. 1t would be stlll
more effective II the INSCRIPTIONS per-
son who carcessly chucked II aside
could be sued for damages and sent 10
fail for malicious mischief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15
disappointment,

Steiia-Shs thought she married a hank.
Belia-Well, he turned out to he a rail
road; he Isn't allowed TO earn enough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

II viii be a great surprise n the Cor
mans take Antwerp. Otlooh's "Udr
respondent at home" in the outlook Of
october H.
After the Contributing Editor the
Contributing Prophet; and it's only fair
TO genius to say that Or ABBoTT's
weekly seer and outlooker Is greatly
surprising and surprised every week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

II the lamenters Of college "demorali-
zation" would use their memories they
would recognize that exactly the same
ieremiads have been wearying the de-
fenceless public as far back as they can
recall Probably such complaints have
their origin at the same time as colleges
themselves the particular grievance
varies. hut the vision Of present sin and
impending disaster Ia always the tame
whether tobacco, liquor, ovcrdone SOCIAL
relaxation, sport or religious laNity be
blamed. The latest bugahoo IL the auto
mobile, and distinguished pedagogue
proclaims that more young men are un-
done by 1t than by alcohol. II is not
quite easy to reduce this theory TO
diagramma'ic precision, but the idea
seems to he that IT il as symptom
of luxury that the devil wagon Is 80
pernicious. The saying OF SOCRATES IL
quoted against Il; How many things
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-15

va now propose TO render war Inn
possible --ASpkEw CARNEGIE.
Why. didn't DAVID STARR JORDAN do
tina IN 1918?
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street
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

meritauiid,en Hegierung uno bon
W~erifanerH. IS iinb aber aId
Imerifaner llnb IllSldnber nu oieIer
Sabn intereliiert; mar hpd Der Strait
Dent berIclbcn Serr T.. u. $ruipu bon
Neiu 2)ort Sin.
Nllc Nn5eihcu ldlltcn babin, bnB
cine nellc Wonitcrs Hepulutiou III
Werifo nid,t mebr LANCE nlsitebt. Im
crIten Worgcn noh Der ScleBun8
Merico Gins burd Die 9ouItitlttio
naliiten. tpbtcten bieie permeinbli6en
Sreunbe Der Contribution 100 Suers
tiiten, reip. Inbdn9cr bes abgeieeteu
Hrdiipentcn. Ser Geit bieier 2eute
ilob naG &ero 9ruS mo nod aubez
rem YlGeen. ga bieiclheu fiiblen, boB
tic feline Spffnlu9 bdbcn, init DEM
9ebeu bapou 81 fnnmcn, pOucn lie
bieiea penigitcns 10 tbcucr pic utpga
lib p~ertnIicn. Cine Nrmce BON ilbcr
10000 hicier Seltc hGlt lid in ben
iilblihcn Stnutcu Merito'@ auf. Sbrc
Silbrcr boffcn, baB lih linen %ilu
nit ieiuen 10000 Splbateu audible
BEN miro. Ndtiirlidl lit bieieS mr.
@eriid,t; ipenn aber ShatIadlc. 10 miro
Ierico Gin bdlb geuommen iciu uuo
9arran5a unb feline neiIen .@ener1le",
bon benen cini9e uid)t eiumnl ibreu
2amen ihreibcn tounen peroen nit
grDBter S6neQigteit III Die @luigteit
beforhert fperoeu.
@iaa miro ME TrGiibent pcrbcn,
neil CT 10 bcidcibcn> lit. iih ielbcr
nitt iiir oicicu &lnB miirhig su bnltcn.
Iber CT mare piaig aeune. ais atiegSs
minilter gu umtleren. (8ahrldcins
lid, nm in iciuem Observation-Disclosures
niht aus DER Srnri5 Su fommtu.-
Inm. Der Heoattipn,) @eueral Nn9e>.
les, Elm 'isbr idbiger Maun, miiroe
Yrdiipeut ipsrpeu. Nur gtluaS beuns
rubist bielc 2cute, ndmlih Die Sbots
iade. ba6 Selir Sin8, elm iGbi9er 6cz
neral, Elm Seiub Sillaa it,.
ScbnlS ole @cr, Stanten Sruppcil
&era Gru5 p~crluiicu bnbeu. miro Die
ShlHTtcrti pcGilmen; 3uerIt mirh cS
Den |riciicru m6 Snpcitra uuN
Damn ben 0uertil,en an oca &tn9tn
Gchtn, Cant elmer aNiotiatcN NrcB"
Sepeihe Sibt Is 10000 Stiihiiiugc
in %cra @rlS mn inter penielbeu
400 (?) Yrisitsr unb 800 S6pelteru
call Of whom / penniless and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

artitel gebt gebe ii6er oas Sir 9ionel
garoens Snterpiep iiber Die auard,is
itiiten 3ultdnoe in Ierico Gin am
II. September: rs lit cine rieliae
Sdanbe", iastc Der Diplomat, ~baB
ole @ereinietcn Stanteu Die auitdus
bisen Serte IN Mtcrifo 9erabe ieet, no
lie bcS SduBes am meilteu beoilrfen,
int Glide lalien." GARDEN meinte,
Yrdiibent Wilion miile ilber Die gu
itGnbe in Merifo ialid unterrihtet 9e@
ipeien Iein unb Seuen. Die ibn aufs
fldreu MOLTEN. fem @ebnr !9eidentt
babeu. CONT mare per Scfebl, 8era
9rls Su rdllmen, nidt e%rsaneen. @a5
ioaen Die 2eute, Die lid biSber mn
SGus nad @era Gru6 lpnnbten, Jest
tbun?" iraate Der Srite. pSie fonz
nen nidt ilicben unb iinb Dem geicez
lpicu @lemcnt, rns ipfort Stabt uuo
Snnb iibcrrcnncn miro, nltf @nabe
uno llngnabc preiS9c9eben. Tenu gc>
Iagt lpirb, bnB in Wterifo obiolute
Glashic berriGt, 10 lit baS nid)t 6u
ltart aus9ebriidt. Sic piertouleno
perbdltniBmdBi9 9uten Ycli5iitcn, Die
bisber in Stabt Nerifo paren. iinb
burd cine Nrmee bon $4,000 Splbdz
ten eriest, inter benen iih Die Yaauis
Snbianer ~befinoen. Die nod Dor burger
3eit MIR nit Yfeil unb 9oseu su
fdmpfen tuuBten. 2eben. Sreibeit
inS gi9enthrm iinb nift iifer, unb
ieber SffiSier, Dem es gerabe paBt.
lam icbe belicbige Snmilie ans ibrent
5uuie iasen mn Slles requiriren.
@ntihdpigrns gibt cs niht, pcnn es
eiebt feline Iutoritdt, feline @erihtc.
nihts ais Inarhie uno Wilitdrs
Scipotismus. Suerta bate einc Irt
bon Aeaierun9. G~arran6a bat nid,tS
9erartiges. Niht einmal &riessreht
berriht, benu ss 9iebt feline Sraanis
iation." Sic Suitdnbe i'm oifenen
9anbe ihileerie 0aro.n in osu ithpGrs
seiten Sarben. Hur bic Gereiniateit
Staatsn iSnnien Srsumna ihaffen,
NIB has Wiiroe pirie Auhrc SanerR
nnn rierhnnscritauicnn Minnu mn
piei 0itln fuiteE.
Sn rem anScrcu' Nrtif,l wira be-
ridlt.t iibcr hic @eihlaEHohmEra Ger
Wsrican @o.ioral H,ihrnh nurh Car
vaus6. Gericlbc 1cSriiucstc ,eiue
That eanii, Die Eebrbc;I Der Sttien
iener sabn lpdren eis.utbum Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Eoitbef0roernng mad Scu.ihlano nno
Seiterreid).

Son reaelmdBiger 9riefbeforSe.
rlung lit feline Reoe. Mud, nidt hapon,
oaB icoer b%oaGuoiifcr Sampfer Ole
oelltife Eoit mituimntt. ooer oaB bieie
i~iberbaltpt iiber Solnno geben muB.
aounte ebenio iiber Stolien uno Die
Sdnpei5 gehen itno pom einem itaIieni.
iden 0ampfer mitaenommen nerhen.
Heaiitriertc @rieie nit @eloeinlaae
|lolltclt nidt geidift merben, feline @n.
rontie - SoorgeIo lit aontrebonoe.
fam fonfis5icrt merben. Sriben
uilnmlt ma mir 8olo. - @eihriebe.
mes ioQ MIR nj oeittiher Sprahc iein
uno ofiene Eolttarten iinb Srieien
por5n5ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

S$ernit begann Die 8enolutioH. Ndhs
Dem pNa6o" (Ssnaeio Yesauira)
purG Den arieg reid 9eruorbeu. en-
nannte er eineu aeiuifen y. Sales
81 Ieinem critem Seutnant. Ser 8es
unnnte lpo eiufad,er Shulebrer III
Sernlpilllo, bate aber ME cine
N%ormalidule geieben. NittSoeitos
ipcniger muroe Gales bulb anpitan,
Colonel uno ihlieBlid militdriidcr
9pmunnoeur aller SrIppsu in Senpra
mo 6lunr 9egeu Den @ipils @oupers
nerr Mautorena. NoGoem mebrere
@tfehtc ltattsefmOen batten, famen
Die @euerdle 8illa unb Sbre9ou nad
Nosolcs, Nri5onn, nm Die neue Ne
pollution 6u beenoiseu. Su bieIem
lpie in anbcrcn SdlIen lam Der SeIcr
Die Seobut)tun9 MAIDEN, lpie Die Hcs
bcllen hurd Sufcl Gam Shlg err
bicltcn. %dbreno %meriiauiihc Stpcs
ralc nnf Sctreturs bes %er. Stuotcn>
@ebictcs i'm pcrflpiensu Sriibiabr bon
merchantmen Surpesrruppcn acfanz
gen 9enommcn purneu. purse G. ocn
Hebelleu eeitottst. Il. z. SuIpess
Serritorium 81 pdiiieren. Ils &iua
mn Sbrespu in No9aleS i'm Staate
Seupra nnlanateu. nurosn iie nit Dem
Hufe: ZOO Dem Sbreson. lnuec lebe
Sildl" entpiaugeu. % Sbregon
Die @eiahr lpitterie. ernomnte er ieinen
Seinb Wuptorena sllmt cipilen uub
militoriihen Souperneur bon Senpra
mo innnte =. Gales had, 81 Euio,
100 CT crItprcn lpurbc. Ndd,oen,
Sbregon unb Tiaa mieber in 81 Yaio,
Scras. alio nuf neutralem 8obcn
purcu, 6ogeu lie Die @rnennuns Niaps
torenas gum militGriiden @ouperneur
lpieber 6urild nub 9arran3a. ianbte
ieinen b%eriibmten Suhfiibrer .@es
neral" 6iQ, nm bas Commando iiber
Die Sruppen in Senora gu ncbnen.
Nud, bieisr Serr erbielt bon Sniel
Gam Die @rlaubuiB, II. z. Serritos
RUM gu phiiieren unh 8fpar bc9lcitet
non ieiuen @pmmanbuuteu. etc, etc.
IN Seupra. Mcritp. nnactommcu,
lnnumcltc oieicr nac Sruppcu sic CT
Spiidlcn NQua $rietn, Naco unS ca
nareo bis No9alcs. Nrispua. auitrciz
ben tpm,te. @untprcua fam linn ies
ooh nit elmer ihncncn Slantcnbs
pesuna nno unteritiist purd Die va
quiz Snbianer silSor unb nabm No9as