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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.
Several Killed and Towns Destroyed
on Island Of Hondo.

on island OF Hono0.
Toxic, March IA serious earth
quake occurred Sunday in the prefec-
ture Of Akita, Island of Hondo
A number OF persons in the city OF
Akita were killed and many houses de-
stroyed or damaged. In Kowakubi.
which was ruined. there were many
casualties.
The disturbance badly damaged the
railroad and telegraph lines.
The volcano Asama- Yama. ninety
mile. northwest Of Toxic, Is In erup-
ton.
Akita is a garrison town on the Sea
~ .Ianan It does a considerable ex-
mort trade, especially in rice. The pop
ulat,on Of the city is about 10000.
Asama- Yama Is the largest active
volcano in Japan. A majority Of It's
active periods have been productive Of
showers Of ashes only.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
HARLAN HEADS BOARD
Elected Chairman Of Interstate Com
nsree Commission to Succeed Clark,
of Iowa = Honor Being Passed

Washington. March 1.-THE inter
state commerce commission today
elected J. S. Harlan as chairman in
succession to Commissioner E. E.
Clark. Mr.. Harlan assumed the duties
at once.
Commissioner Harlan's election was
In pursuance Of a policy adopted in
1911 that the term of Office of chair
c1an should be for one year and that
it should be filled by each commission
er in the order Of seniority.
Mr.. Harlan was appointed from llli-
nois in 1906 and was reappointed in
1911 and his present term will expire
Dec. 81, 1918. During his incumbency
he had handled some OF the most i'm
portant cases brought to the commits
sion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
Confess. to Chicago Crime.

Davenport. March 17.--James Nc
Keeby, held here charged with dar.
ing hold-up week ago. was reported,
today to have acknowledged to D. J.
Sullivan. a Chicago police detective.
that he robbed former CONGRESSMAN
Edward J. Stack in Chicago last win
ter. He also admitted. it was said.
that he was a member Of the gang
which had been stealing automobiles
in Chicago. but refused to reveal names
Of others OF tho gang.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
SCOTCH SCIENTIST KILLED.
Sir John Murray, Noted Naturalist
Victim Of Auto Accident.

or JonH WuTrSys N0Soo NASoTAuSS'
Victim Of Auto Accident.
Edinburgh, March 17.-Sir John Mur-
ray, noted naturalist and oceanogra-
pher, was killed yesterday near his
home. Challenger Lodge, Wardie, Edin-
burgh, in a motor car accident which
occurred while his daughter Rhoda was
driving.
Sir John was returning from visit
to Glasgow, accompanied by his daugh-
ter and chauffeur. Miss Murray, who
was at the wheel, took road which
was used as a short cut to the lodge.
The car swerved. climbed a high bank
and turned over. The occupants were
thrown out and Sir John was instantly
killed.
The chauffeur was only slightly in
jured but Miss Murray was conveyed
unconscious to hospital. An examina
tion, however. showed that her injuries
were less serious than at first feared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
seboo, Board R..sl.et. vs'ins..

Special to Times Republican.
Eldora. March 17-At the meeting OF
.he school board last night two menu
hers. C. A. Reaver and Mrs. p. O..
Koeneman took oath OF office. Charles
sS1..r was chosen president. Superin-
tendent'A E. yeline was reelected for
another year. The board extended q
vote of thanks to the retiring member.
ii. e. Batson, who has been q member
for twelve years and who was secre-
tary Of the board prise to that time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
MINERS sAuN POLITICAL FIELD.
District Convention in Des moines
Refuses to Indorse Socialism.

Des Mo!nes. March l7.-United Nine
workers of America, District 13, In
convention here yesterday declined to
indorse the socialist party as the work
ing mans party The convention re-
fused to ented the political field when
Il voted down a resolution presented
nv James Fisher Of Abba, declaring
the time had come for workers to unite
no|itically as we'll as industrially.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
REFUSE TO STOP EXECUTION.
Massachusetts Parole Board Divided
in Case Of William Oorr.

Boston. March 1.-THE state board
Of parole refused today to intercede In
the case of William Do--, os stocSsca.
Cal. who IL sentenced TO die next week
for the murder OF George r. Marsh. OF
Lynn The vote was to 2. Governor
Walsh announced that because Of the
closeness Of the vote he would not ac-
cept . decision OF the board until
further nvestigation.
Unless the governor acts DoEr viii.
be executed next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
EXPECT AMERICAN VISITORS.

Judge Grey and Richard oInsy 70 Visit
Mexico, According 20 Reports.
Mexico City, March 1.-THE foreign
office announced today that there was
a likelihood that Judge George ]. Grey,
Of Wilmington, Del. and Richard Olney,
former secretary OF state. OF Boston,
would visit Mexico City to observe
conditions there.
Jose Portillo Rojas. the foreign
minister, said that since the two men
named would be acting only In an un-
official manner the Mexican govern
ment would BE glad to receive them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
CHARGE uNFA,RNEss IN TRIAL.
Undue Influence Said 20 Have Been
Used Against Miguel Diebold.

Used Against Miguel Diebold.
Ell Paso, Texas. March 11--charses
We're made today in the United States
commissioners report that undue iniiu-
ence had been exerted on witness in
the case of the United States against
Miguel Diebold, federal consul general
on the border. and three other Mexican
officials of Ell Paso. The preliminary
hearing was postponed until the miss
ing witness could be located, GOV
ernment attorney questioned a witness
regarding the disappearance of one OF
the eight Mexicans whom 1t had been
charged had been enlisted at Ell Paso
for service in Mexico.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
COLLEGE HALL DESTROYED EAR
" TODAY WITH LOSS EsTI.
MATED At @1,soo,ooo.
BRAVERY OF STUDENTS
PREVENTS GREAT LOSS OF LIFE
Two Seniors Show Remarkable Pres
ence Of Mind, Arousins inmates Of
BuiIdina-Girls March Thru Smoke
FIIed Corridors and Escape Down
stairways and Fire Escapes.

hundred ard fifty Wellesley students
and 100 other persons, including mem
bers Of the faculty and servants, fled
for their lives today when fire de-
stroyed College Hall, the largest and
most pretentious building Of the col
s1,500,000.
College sessions have been tempor-
arily suspended and special trains were
made up to take the girls to their
homes Practically all who had rooms
in the building lost all their clothing
and belongings.
The superb behavior of the young
women probably prevented heavy loss
of life. They groped their way thru
smoke-filled halls and down stairways
and fire escapes to safety.
College Hall had a commanding site
on hill just east of Lake Waban.
The corner stone was laid in 1871. TlI,
building was Of brick and stone. 1t
was five stories high with a floor space
of 5O0x12O feet.
The building was divided into dormi-
=
.o4Aes' ~
forty persons slept there last night
$50 students, fifty members Of the fac
ulty, and fifty maids employed by the
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
rhr.. pi. In hotel Fire,

Brechin, Ontario, March 17.-Three
persons lost their lives today when the
Brechin hotel was destroyed by hre
caused by defective furnace. Tho
dead are Mrs. Thomas McCauley and
her SON John and Miss Josephine Gals
laGhan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
Held For Forgery.

Special to Times s-Repuhlican.
Eldora. March 17-MarshaI Curtis, Of
iowa Falls. arrived today with George
Roberts, who has been bound over to
the grand jury on charge OF foFE;ES
a check for SIS. The alleged crime
was committed last month. a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
olney Denies Truth % Report.

Boston, March 17.-When Richard
iOlney was told today Of the reports
from Mexico City that he might 70 to
Mexico to :nvestiGare cordttions there
he laughed heartily and said:
"That is about the most ridiculous
thing have ever heard for a long time.
1 have never contemplated going to
Mexico. You can make an unqualified
and absolute denial" - - ~ 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17

Mexico CITY, March lit was re-
ported today that Querido Moheno,
minister of commerce and labor. Wa
about to resign from the cabinet
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
STRANGERS hit eY TRAIN.

One Unknown. Man. Killed and Com.
panion Seriously Hurt.
Special to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs, March 1.-Two un-
identified men were hit by Rock Is
land train near town today, one OF
them being killed instantly and the
other badly injured. The men were
standing on the Rock Island track
watching the passage Of Milwaukee
train on nearby track.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
Mexican Prisoner, Granted Writ.

Fort Worth. Tex. March 17.-Judge
Edward Meek in the federal district
court here today granted writ OF
habeas corpus on behalf OF the 5000
MeXicans held as prisoners by the
United States government at Fort
Bliss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
WANTED TO WHIP AsoulrH.
Militant suffragstte in Mans Clothing
Arrested at House Of Commons.

London, March IA sentence OF
six weeks hard labor was imposed to-
day on Katherine Wilson, militant
suffragette, who was arrested last
night in the lobby of the house of
commons while dressed in mans cloth
ing and carrying a dog whip secreted
in her sleeve.
She told the magistrate, u went to
the house Of commons to give Premier
Asquith or Home Secretary McKenna
a good thrashing."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17

France has expended $3.50, 100000 on
its waterWayse Z.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17

Denial From White hsuss. s
Washington. March 17-White House
OFFICIALS and others hers declared they
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY


The Weather.
Sun rises March Is at 6:07: sets at s: 10
Iowa-Fair tonight and Wednesday:
colder tonight: light to moderate
northwest to west winds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17

to open, when the attack occurred. His
assailant was arrested but later was set
at liberty. The motive of her action
did not become known. M. Augaguneur
later presided over the session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
MARsHAILTOWN IOWA. TUESDAY,
Mini,ter Moh.no to Resign.

know nothing OF proposal to send
Judge Grey and Mr.. Olney to Mexico.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17

A course fabric il made from sea
weed in England.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-17
pr.sidential Nominations.

Washington March 17.-Presidept
Wilson today made three nominations:
Charles b. Strecker, of Boston. as
sistant treasurer Of the United States,
at Boston:
william H. Jackson. Ancon, Canal
Zone Judge OF the district court OF the
canal zone
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
Dtnt(0r d. )rrn
prOtftirrfn!
GuOrmc SOlfsmefiaea brrnrt6eilen
in gfiragu gSaticn. nnD
9lraition.eiefernngsn

Gbitago, 2. Ge3. = Ger qln0rai1a
8u Den beiOen in Gbicogo i'm 9ui6-
Sempel lmO in Der 9ior6ipite.Iurn-
babe ueranitnlteter 8roteIpcriautm.
lnnaen Der GelttIb. .glncrifaner uno
sSriib -amerifaner segen otc 9iefe.
rung bon @affeu unO ipnItigem
Sfriegsbe0ari - NIT 9[usna6me Scr
geobritngsnlittel - mar 0erart aroB,
onB beioe Iebr geraunligen Saaen
aleih mad 0effnllng iiberfiiQt naren
9lIs goriiber fltngirte Ser Sorace
g. graio, Rralioent ser ys5qinoiS
5taats5eitlng" uno ,Gbicago sSreie
8reIie, pdbrello 6err S5anieS z.
Glarte bonn iriihen gtationalbunoe
8i5eboriiber mar. 9LLs 9feOner trns
ten auf: GongreBmann 9li6arO Bar
tbolo aus St. Souis, Senrp 8oaner
ans Davenport, SSa., 9rGii0ent oes
8elttif. .glmerifaniiden Gotionalbun-
OeS BON 9rooflDn 9enrp 8eismunn
uno S5o6n 3. 2eabp aus ct. 2ouis.
9tae 9ie0ner erfIdrteu, oaB Die 2ie.
ferltng bon 8affen, 9ierben Otli-
nition uiD, an Ole glaiirten oireft
cine tSGmad iei, oa ooburd Der
&rieg MIR nod Idnqer binausge-
5ogert ipet0e. Ole 9leoner nur0en
oft BON oerart itiirmiiden 8eifaa
ilnter6roden oaB tie I1ngere gauIen
MAIDEN nlBten. Gum Sdhlb tpltrs
ben 9feiol,tionen ongenonmen, 0ie
ben 8onareB eriuben, jeOe 9tus.
fitbr bon s}riGgSfontrabonoe, aiisge-
nontn1en Ga6rlmgsnlittel, fategoriicf
5u nerbieten. Sn ben Bouiet 5tpi-
iden Den ge6en truget Die Ser.
riniaten @dncr66re Gbicagos oeltt.
ite 8oIfsIieaer Dor, tpd6reno bon
berporragelOen Soliiten iriide 9ta-
tionoIgeidrge pieoergegeben tpproen. |
IS bcrridte groBe 8egeiiterung uno
miro oieIelbe ibre gSirfitng flid)t |
oerfeblefl.
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Die eanscrfeitfrnse

Serr Gbcoo. @. gebreus, 8rdfi.
bent oes SGngerbltnoes bes gtoro-
peitens, bat in einem beittigen Se-
legrornm al 0ie Omaha Qribiine oen
iesigen Stano Ser Sdngerfeitfro9e
nie folgt erflGrt:
Cine Gitrng oes 9unnesuoritoit.
beg finoet mt Sonfitng Itdtt, Inn
Iih NIT Der Broge elmer nelien sseIt.
itoot fir Oos Sdngerfeit 8ll befoiiet.
8ir peroen bis odbiit aud bon 90.
benpnrt iinb georio boren, bic audi
fir Dos Set III 8etrodt fomnen.
Die Geftltobt fann oie 3eit Der 9[b-
baltiIng feitiesen uno Der 9nn0 miro
nntiirlih oIeS tbulk mos in Ieinen
ar1ften ltebt I'M oIIe Sanger nah
icner Stoot 5it bringen, oie Oos Set
iiberninnnlt.
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SIeine StaStneniateiten.

- Die gortbpeitern Giienbabn
Bat Die itGotiide &ontntiIIion aebeten,
ein g(uidIuBgeIeiie ouf Ser IA. ctr.
bon Chicago bis SAB Ctr. balen at
nitrfen. W1on eriuortet 6ei ben1 0f-
fentliden @erb6r mdbrelto Ser gons
5en nGdIten 8ohe itnrfen g8ioer.
Iton0 gegen 6nB 8roieft.
9eanlte Der intereIIirten 81.
ienbnbnen beriprahen Oab tie Der
ft1otiiden 9onliuiiiion in sen nod.
iten 2 8oden cine @rflGriuig iiber
ibre Stellung git oen Scout Ctr.
8idoufte eiitreihett iperoen.
- Gie preferentielle 8obImetbo-
DC un0 lire @ortbeiIe Iegte qeIterlt
4rofeiior 8, 6. glpLsleuorb BON Der
bon Der StootsuniberIitGt bon See.
brosfa Dor Der 9efononliIden 2igo
tIor.
Inter 2eitline oes 9iid)ofs Der
8ioseie Rebrnsfa ser episcopal
Rirde, Reb. 81. 8. 8iIlioms, iuiiroc
geltern oos neue @ebdtoc Ser ct.
5obns Episcopal glifiion feierIi6
eingetpeibt,
Ser eeiterit Niorgen obaebol-
tene Goroners. SSnquelt iiber Den Zoo
beg 8abn.Snipeftors Charles S. sc.
Son, Der an Der @de Der ii. mn0
Sab Str. iiberfobren mur6e, cnt.
id,ieo. Onh llitaIiidsinIl nprgieae.
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Die 9leaOlntiun in glfrifa.

Berlin 2. 3ea. (6unfenberi6t)
= glmtlih miro mitgetbeilt, Oof
@ngInuo in g1lOe einen 8beiI Iei.
ner neuen 9lrnee nod Siioofrito
iet0en peroe, mo Oie Gage iebr be.
oroblih gelporocn lit.
@eueralIelttnant GsmaIo (9iirt.
tenlberg), Der ouf Icin Grlu6en aus
Der Cite Der 9ichftoerdbfdjip6eten
genonunen tpur0e unO oen 8efebI
iiber eine 2orlopebr. SSnfarterie 9ri.
goOe erbielt, lit nuf Dem tpeItlihen
Striegsldaltplos i'm anlnpf gefdIlen
Die @eneralleutnants Senring
genno un0 BON @rumbfo Itorbelt an
aranfbeit infolge OeS ftrdtbor an.
itrengenoen 5eloOienites.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02
9erlnnnLien.

Serr 6ris 6artoer aus GreIton,
gtebra baIt lid nit ieinen 9inoern
gum geiu6e in Omaha auf unO bot
aud Der 0ntabo &ribiine einen an.
senebmen 8eiud obgeitnttet. &err
Sanber bot Die 2ofalugelttttr fiir Die
Sribitne in Greiton itno ltngegeno
iibernommen ttno miro iid berniiben.
inns neue 2eier 3u3ufiibren. Den
0elttiden 6ormern ieiner @egeno
nodten mir ibn al8 2luffGnfer bon
gtiId imo Rabm fir Die 5oirmount
Creamery 60. gleidfalS beiten8 ent-
bfehIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-02

goris, Q. 2e5. - Die gerbiin.
Oeteu lbGbeu belite otpii6en ben
5tiiiien glisne uno 2ettes Die Ofien.
iibe ergriiien mio einen glngriff
ali Die nom oen 9eutifen beIeste
Setting 2aon iuternonlnen. Sci
6raonne ipuroe cine 0eutihe gut.
terie bon Dem Seuer Der gerbiin.
oeten 3erltort. 9et @en6reiIe lit
es 8u einem beftigen Grtiaerieeefett
Gefonunen. 8enoreiie liegt fitnf
neItlid oon Graome ilno
orei D1eilen noroli6 bon Der glisne
mo lit 2aon am ndhIien gelegen.
9ie Delltiden baben mie6er 8abl.
reide 9eritdrfungen erbaIten; man
nimmt an, ooB penigitens 100000
Wtaun frii9er 2rllppen bon 8eiltid.
Iano mlf Dem tpeitIiden 4riegsit,ull.
plat eingetroffen limo. WIan alau6t,
0nB Die 9eitiden baI6 pie0er einen
energiiden gGngriff auf Die SteIIin1.
aen Der gerbiinoeten allsfiibren per.
BEN, Inn bis na9 9iinfirden nn6
Calais ourh5ubrefen.
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gGie Qnac in Wlcrifo.

@T Gaio, Ger, 2. 3e8. Der
Giibrer Der gorran3n Truppeu, Ge-
neral @on3aIes, bat ben bon Der
SrieOeutonieren5 ernnnilten propiIu.
ridden Grdiioenten @utierres nit
ieinen &rllppen in 2neretoro Elm.
gefhIoiien unO glaubt man, DAB er
iid boIo ergeben nuiB. General gil.
la ipeilt nod in Der Sailptitdot Mer.
ito uno perIolttet, oaB er oen mel.
teret 5el05ig 9egen GarraiBa iii.
neraiiaLlh alIfnehnlen tperbe.
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ggrpeSa6putseril5rrr fampfnnfalia.

Nor0olt, 2. 0e3.-@tn britiiter
Observation-Disclosures lit in idlper
beihaoiatem 3uItan6 1T Der ices.
bai (@iinollng Der Gees in Die 9foro.
iee) eingetrofien. 8te es beiBt, iitO
Die geiddoigltngen Oie 5oIge zines
3uiqmnlenitoBes init ctnem Slider,
boot III Der Horoiee".
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scr eiener llnS g[infrifn.

8rinceton, q. s., 2. 8e3. Der
fritbere 8iirgermeiiter bon 9leiD gorf
uno iebiee bieiige asrofeiIor Der
8irt6id)aftSaeitifte George gfc.
GIeILan erfldrte in elmer g[nIprohe
boB, ohne llilterI6ieb peIde @1adt
i'll bem iebigeu ariege getpinnt, bie
Ser. Sfaatelt iib nit bent Sieqer
pegen Der Dlouroe Goftrine ait mel.
ien babeu iperoei uno oaB Die Der.
lStanteH hesbnlb git tbateit, iid 0o.
fir az rifIten.
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GdrcdlidJc 9lmIeuberlaite.

getroerao, 2. 8e5. - Gns bic.
iiee @eneralbaiptquortier gibt gu.
oaB Die ruiiii6en 9eere in oielen
ariege Bis gum 2. gtopeiuber 972
Sffi5iere an Gooten, 19.501 an Der
mrnoeten im0 3679 OH 8erutibten
oerIoren babe (lte6er oie 8erIuIte
inter ben @emeinen miro nidts ge.
meloet; man fam ober nit Cider.
belt annebmen oaB ielbige iid melt
iiber cine WliLIion belallfet.l
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OaS uudotgs oOppep }ntte Sans in oa Jeutradd5ragc

DGie 9entihen fabrcn fort, bart
nddigen @i0eritano 3u Ieiiten Die
Sperotionen iino nod nift gum NIB.
itIuB gefonrmen.@
gin bieie nift iebr troitliden 9tu-
aaben idIiebt ii6 sic aintli6e @ab-
nitng Dor nidtauttlihen Siegesnodl-
ridlteiL bic nidt ouf Gbatiahen Be.
ruben lirlo Odbcr NIT @oriiht opi3u.
f1efnen iilt6.
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Gnhnfn hrrf[nnt.

Cos 9lngeles, Gal., 2. Qe3. -
Or. 9. 9. Coates uno iSrau aus
G1iaoena boben Sad guoabD otf
$4,000 SfaOeueriab berflagt, neil
er 5rou Coates oerartig gegen Ell.
nen 8iid) geiporfen baben ioG, oaB
lie einen 9fipperlbru9 Oaportrug.
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sdlrtfIidlts (lrn6rnnnnliId.

Sonoon, 2. 0e3. - Cine 9feiiter.
6epeIde ans Gofio, Syopon, meIoet
cine idlmere 8ergperfsfatoItropbe in
Soffaioo, auf Der noroliAltal Oer
SnuptinieIn Sapaus. 437 @erglelte
iollen oobei umgefonunen Ieill.
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aobf a6aeIdlmitten.

@eit Yoint, gtebr., 2. 0e3. =
glls iein @eipantt nit raien0er
'Sdnelligfeit ourfDina ipnroe Dem
ilingen 6prmer g(nton 3rued nidt
melt BON bier tbati6dIid Der seopfI
pom gfrntpf geriiien. 8ruef mar
8ittlper mo binterIdBt mebrere
fleine &in0er.
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0ie @Gmpfe in fSlanbern.

Berlin 2. 9e3. (lleber Sabbille.) J
~ 9ie 9adridtt bonn peitlihen
ariegsidnuplos iinb redt Oiirftig.
Gas Observation-Disclosures ertlGrt,
OaB meiter nifts 5u beri4ten it,
ais onB glneriffe Ser 9lGiirten flo
oitlid BON gpern ui0 ipeltli6 bon
Gems nbgeidlogen pur0en. 9ie 3ei-
tlngen oriiden obne netteren Som.
meiitor Die Welolineen boIl1r0iider
un0 anoerer 8Idtter ab, baB an Ell.
nigen Steaen Der ipeItli6en 6ront
ftieoer enc itdrfe Sb1ti9feit 1err.
fhe
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Sample Bel geIfurt.

Sopenbogeft 2. 8e3. II Cine Ser.
liner Qepeide melbet, ooB Die ssron.
8oIen in lester 3eit odJt N[usf0ue
aus 9eIfort eenadt boben. eesstt ie.
Dem Safe fam eS at Ibperen &1tnp.
fen, Die ober alt feiuer gntfheiouna
fiibrten itno nit Dem Riidsug Ser
6ran5oien in Die 6eitung gum gl6.
idliiB fomen.
Nod yiiIlipneu sar gerfiianne,
Berlin, 2 Dc5. Giner Der Be-.
ltcn 8cpciie fir Die 0bferniGiefeit
Der belltitcn gsation fir oie Gbre
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glrras nnO Qlrmcntieres serit5rt.

Yarls, z. 8e6. - We Std0f gra
'mentieres an Dem 6Iuiie 2Ds, mos
ielbit bereits mebrere bllltige Sample
Itnttgeflln0en boben. befinoet iid in
trouriger 8erfoIiung. 8or orei 80
den begonnen Die 9eutiden bic
.5taot 8u bontbaroiren; tp1breno Der
leBten orei Gage nabm oas 9onlbar-
6emeilt einen i6redliden gbarafter
an. Gin @eidoB trof Sen rieIigen
@nsbebdlter ltnO perlirlahte cine Gr-
ploIion; 8aiiermongel bat iif elm.
9eItellt man befilrdtet, ooB Der
6eino bic 8nIierIeitung 5eritort bat.
Sic S51ouItrie Der Stoot liegt Dol.
Iig Oarnieoer. g[Qe @ibililten mil.
len Inn s ltbr aben0s ibre 8obnlin.
gen be8ieben rno Inn 8 llbr gLben0s
tRiiHen ale 2t6ter in ben 8obnun.
gen nltsgeIoidt iein. 8dbreno Der
Radt peroen Die StroBen our1 bri.
tiide 3ruppen obpatrouillirt. @ng.
lii9e SSlieeer baben 0fters Sample
NIT Oeltti6en 8it beiteben.
9ie Stoot 9lrraS lit 6ur1 6as
0euti6e 8onlboroement in 3riintner
geIegt tporoen. Sunoerte bon Gin.
mobnerr, Die orei @lonote lang oen
Sdrefniiien 0es Sfrieges Srob ge.
boten Iobcn, flieben lett nod Sc
genoen mo iie ibres 2eben8 ii6er
iino. sic er8dblert bob Die 9eit-
iden, oo es ibneh uidt geIang, bie
6taot I'M Stlru 8u nebnten bor.
9eitern ein flr6t6ures 8onlbaroe-
ment orf Die Staot be9onnen baben.
gluf einem fleinen @ebiet, oos 5u-
erit bon ben Qeuti6en eenomn1en
ltno oonn bon ben 5ron8oien tpieber
5uriiderobert puroe, boben fid iln.
beldreibli6 blutige Sample abqe.