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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
WHEAT SUFFERS
SHARP SETBACK
Break in Prices at Liverpool
the Cause-Rally Comes
Later in Day.

Chicago, Aug. Wheat suffered a
sharp setback today on account Of the
break in prices at Liverpool. The eff
feet here, however, was only tempo
rary, the market rallying as a result
of belief that the English quotations
were off in consequence of improved
prospects Of getting shipments from
America. The volume of trade ap-
peared somewhat larger than has re-
Gently been the case. After opening
at e down to Il up, values receded as
much as u to cents under last night,
and then recovered nearly all of the
loss.
Persistent rumors Of an overwhelm-
ing British naval victory in the North
sea led afterward to a rise which went
nearly Q. cents above last night. Ac-
tive export buying was said to be in
progress at Winnipeg The close,
nevertheless, was easy, u to IA net
higher.
Continued dry weather had a bullish
effect on corn. There was brief but
decided sag, though, when wheat was
on the down grade. Opening prices,
which were u to 1 cent higher, were
followed by the wiping out of all the
gain and later by a substantial fresh
advance.
Urgent cash demand from the east
pushed new crop futures to the highest
prices so far this year. The close was
nervous 70 to 19s above last night.
Oats were governed principally by
corn. Business was light.
Scantiness of offerings resulted in
provisions being bid up rapidly. First
transactions were 10 to soc higher and
the rise seemed likely to continue.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
Butter and Eggs.

San Francisco, Aug. 7.-Butter, fancy
creamery, 251sc.
Eggs-Fancy ranch, 31c; storage, 2Tc.
Cheese-New. 11Q14c; Oregons, 151a
@16c.
Observation-Disclosures Delta, 200
&c; green peas, Halfmoon bay stock,
5G4c; string beans, 1Q2c.
Call board wheat, unsettled; barley
weak; December. 97% @99hc; May
$1.03A.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
NO PROFIT SHOWN
FOR YEAR BY ROAD

The year closing Dec. 81, 1918, could
not have been very profitable one
for number of the railroads ope rat
ing in the west, at least this is rue
of the Idaho & Washington Northern,
as shown by it's financial statement
covering that year filed with State
Auditor Fred J.. Huston. The de-
ficit of this road on it's entire sys-
tenn was s564,273.S0 and for the Idaho
branch of the system a deficit of s46,-
279,72 was created. The headquarters
of the road is given as Seattle, Gil
White building. II. 3. Earling is presi-
dent and w. F. Gray is named as
managing agent for the system in
Idaho. In Idaho the road operates in
McGuires. Grand Junction, RathdIum,
Sturgeon, Twin Lakes. Jenida, Spirit
Lake. Coleman, Clagstone Junction
and Blanchard.
The Idaho & Washington Northern
has a total authorized bond issue of
$4,733, 900, of which there has been is
sued $3,390,000. 1t has realized from
this issue according to its finar cial
statement, S2.S43,550 and has paid in
terest to the amount of $169,5o0 1t
has $3l,700 invested in the Fend
O'Rellle Navigation company The to-
tai cost of its operating properties is
given as $6,4O5, 4Ss.69. The grand total
assets amount TO S11.O71, 1851.
Taking the entire system as a whole
the report of the Idaho e washington
Northern shows that the operating
revenues and expenses for 1918 wore as
follows:
Revenues ................. .S60S,2 4.23
Expenses ...................4 40, SQ6.3S
Depreciation .............. 28,94O.52
Taxes .................... 55,6a3.67
Net operating revenue. .,... s2.S43.66
Non operating revenue .... 28,454.92
Gross income ............... III, 29S.5S
Miscellaneous deduction. 80. 354.255.33
Deficit for 191S......f........$5 1854, 80
Deficit for 1912 ............ S21,S17.O5
For the Idaho end of the system the
report shows the following operating
revenues and expenses for 1915
Revenues ...............s1s8.4l2.1s
Operating expenses charged
/ to Idaho .................. 140,1T6.4S
Operating expenses appor-
toned to Idaho ...... 94.S16.00
Taxes paid Idaho. ....... 469942
Deficit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 46,2f972
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

Notice.

To whom 1t may concern: The Q. S.
Loan office. owned by A. S. Mishkind
& Bros. have dissolved partnership A..
S. Mishkind having bought out his
brothers interest. In the future the
firm will be operated under the name
of u. S. Loan office. A. S. Mishkind,
Prop. ADV. A9
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
osteopathio Asssociation Meets.

Philadelphia, Aug. members Of
the American Osteopathic association
concluded its eighteenth annual con-
vention here today. Portland, Ore,
was chosen as the place for the next
convention. DR.. c. A. Upton of St
Paul. Mimi. was elected president
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

Section No. 8, Ladies Aid Of the
First M. e. church, win give a lawn
social to it's members and friends at
the home of Mrs. Fred Cavis. on the
mesa, Aug. IL.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

Through the efforts Of Postmaster
Davis, the Western Union this morn
ing located Mrs. Anna L. Hill, who
lives on rural route No. /. The West
ern Union was in possession Of a tele-
gram notifying Mrs Hill of the in
Turing of q cousin in Los Angeles, Cal.
Details were lacking in tho telegram.
Guhser;ha For &ba Canf4.I Na,.,.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

WAIT FOR THE NUDES ORIG
INAL OLD FASHIONED RUMMAGE
SALE. STARTS MONDAY AT 10
A. M.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
Peruvian oovsrnmont Decree.

Lima, Peru. Aug. THE Peruvian
government today issued a decree pro-
claiming a moratorium for 80 days
from Aug, s.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
EVENING CAPITAL NEWS COUPON
Boise, Idaho, Friday, Aug. z.
1914.

This coupon and six more OF
consecutive dates from the Daily
end Sunday Capital News q cop
les in alb and 50 cents cash,
presented at The Capital News
office. entitle the holder to a
copy OF
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

WAIT FOR THE MODES ORIG.
INAL OLD FASHIONED RUMMAoE
SALE. STARTS MONDAY AT 10
A.. M.-AdV.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

WAIT FOR THE MODES ORIG
lNAL OLD FASHIONED RUMMAGE
SALE. STARTS MONDAY AT 10
A. M.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

Capital News want ads reach all the
people seven days a week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

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Add IT cents Tor postage and
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BOISE, IDAHO.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
Livestock Markets.

Chicago, Aug. Receipts, 5000; 3oc
higher. Bulk, $4,000; light $500
$40; mixed, ss.45@9.95; heavy, $3.50
80; rough, ss.15@s.S5; pigs, $3.50
$50.
Cattle Receipts, 1000; strong.
Reeves. $71OQ9.95; steers, s6.40;s.75;
stockers and feeders. $5.5O@I90; cows
and heifers, $S.sO@9.1O; calves. $50
11.25.
Sheep Receipts, 5000; steady to 1oc
higher; sheep, $5.3O@6.1O; yearlinRs.
$685. q 600; lambs, s6.6O0s6O,
South Omaha, Aug. 7.-HOgs-Re-
ceipts, 5000; higher. Heavy, $4,000
$50; light SS.2OGs4O; pigs, $75O@S.15;
bulk, sS.25@S.S5.
Cattle-Receipts, 200; strong native
steers. $7.5O@9.75; COWS and heifers
$5.75 @7.7J; western steers, $6.5O@S5O:
Texas steers. $5.S5@765; cows and
heifers, s5.50@7; calves. S7.5OQ1o,
Sheep - Receipts, 10,300 higher
Yearlings, S5.5Od625; wethers, $3.50
6; lambs, $7.5O@s.3o.
Portland, Aug. 7.-Cattle-Receipts
161; steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. 245; Csc higher
Prime light, $s.7599; medium, $S.4Od
Sos; smooth heavy. ss.25@s.S5; rough
heavy. $7.sO@8.15.
sheep-Receipts, 1923; steady.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07
Grain Markets.

Grain Markets,
Chicago, Aug. Close: Wheat,
929sc; December. 975sc.
Corn-september, 1850; December,
6sstc.
September, s9Ac; December,
429sc
Pork-September a22.55.
Lard-September, $3.50; october,
s9.77
Ribs-september. s19.67; October,
$3.50.
Minneapolis. Aug. Wheat: Sep
tember $1.eoia; No. l hard, s1.121h:
No. / northern, $t.OS15 @1111s; No. 2
northern. $1.O61s 91.oe1a.
Seattle-Aug. eptember
and October delivery: Bluestem, sec;
forty fold, SIC; club, sec; fife. SAC;
red Russian, s3c.
Yesterdays car receipts-Wheat, IA;
oats. s. barley. 2; hay, 30; flour, 2.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-07

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-03
THE PHYSICIAN
BY Jim Nance.

BY Jim Nance.
At early morn and late at night
He's hustling bout the town.
Wherever there is sickness, why
This man is hanging round.
With grip in hand he calls on you,
Your ailments then you tell,
And if the act is possible
The doctor makes you well.
P. Stake two of these after
each meal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-03
WoRTHINGToN JAILED

John Worthington, head of the de-
funct American Banking Association,
was found yesterday and today is re-
posing in Jail.
Shortly after Worthington's cap
ture surprise was handed when the
United States postal authorities
caused the arrest of Harry H.
Thomas, bond and stock broker, on
a charge of fraudulent use Of the
mails. In connection with this charge,
it is claimed that the Central Savings
Bank of Waterloo, Ia, was swindled
out of $1,000. Worthington is said
to be involved in this case.
An investigation will be made to
find whether Thomas was a partner
of Worthington in the deal or
whether he was. duped into becoming
a party to it,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-03
PASSENGER HITS FREIGHT
ONE MAN KILLED

Four persons were injured, one
fatally, when a Grand Trunk passen-
ger train, inbound, crashed into a
Wabash freight train, at Forty-ninth
and Ada streets today. Steel coaches,
railroad officials say, prevented ter
rible loss of life.
James Breen, 43, Chicago, brake
man of the freight train, sustained a
fractured skull and internal injuries
and will die.
Marley Burns, Chicago, switch
man, who attempted to flag the on
coming passenger train, was pinned
under the debris and his left leg
crushed off.
Mrs. ]. ]. Jump and Mrs. S. A.
Huntington, both of st. Paul, were
the only passengers injured. They
suffered painful bruises and were
hysterical when removed to down
town hotel.
The Grand Trunk passenger train
was several hours late, and accord
ing to eyewitnesses was speeding
through the outskirts at so miles an
hour. Its big locomotive plowed
through the middle of a freight train
of thirty cars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-03


First Critic-I wonder what the
artist was trying to convey in this
picture?
Second CriticI am sure don't
know.
First Critic-Let us ask that gen.
tleman over there.
Second Critic-Sh-h! No; that's.
the artist. He wouldn't know.
The sweetest cordial we receive at
last
Is conscience of our Virtuous actions
81. past. Sir John Denham.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday,;
rain or snow.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-07
Mn 6eutl6e 9ienf=
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Gbicugp ben B. Gnsuit 1914.
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nod Sentaub beeb mD i bitten, S5rem seiatten Slate
npdmals baanf binsmpeien baf fd emp ole ben
pftise Sentde, beren Wtd bei rGuft hnb, d ab-
onberm mDglidt in lire Sen pber @rbtsberbGns
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@ldm;euOe @eisenerntc
erwartet.
Wfartinbalc's YtUnatsberidDt beite
perDffcntlid)t.

Gaming, Yai6., Z. Slng. Se-
houptlinaen- DaB Nti6igon lid III
oieierr Sabre elmer eroBen @ei5er-
crntc crfreuen merbe, iplrOen erbor'
tet. als beiite Der grnteberiGt oes
StaatsiefretGrs Niartinoale berof'
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boB Die @ei,enernte in Mifigan alf
t3, 100000 SuibeIs ooer 1857
@uibeis Ourdi6nittlid pro slcrc gc-
iddtt miro. Die meiitcn aorreipon-
oenten I'M Staote melben ierner.
ooB Der @ei5en pon gutter Nitalitai
iit 2etten Wionot brahten Wi6i'
aancr 1Sarmer 202 PA 8uibels @ei'
sen 3il @orft.
Die @oggen-Grnte miro Oitr6.
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9(fcr aeI6Gbt. mas cine 8eianternte
bon rino 100000 9uibels fir
sen Stoot craeben miro. Sofererntc
miro nit 55,O0O.O0O guibeIs &C.
id6bt. 0lais. @obnen, aartoffelr
lrno 3uferriiben iinb in giItcm 3u-
itonoe.
9ieSSriibiabrsfroIte haben mobl ei-
nen groBen 5eil ser Tfiriiderntc
,erItort, aber bafiir miro Die Nlpfel-
ernte beoeilten6 ii6er Oen10iir9i6nitt
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-07
KriegS-
na(lri(5ten.
(Gingetroffen nah Sdlub Ser &e-
oaftion.)

9onoon Z. slitg. Cine Brill
ieler WleIoitng Ser Gr6ange Sele-
graph So. beiagt,. Die Selltiden bdt-
ten 5neegebcn, baB iie Bel Siittih
$4,000 Wonn perloren ba6en. Die
Igentur iagt, oaB oieie Grfldrltng
offi5ieq lit.
Cine onbere MieIbltng berielben
Igertllr iagt, Die Sran5oien ieien
no6 gcIgien eirmaridiert nno ieien
bereits 3ientli6 melt porgeriidt.
SriiifeI, Z. Slug. (SSn Son-
Son eingetroffen 4 llbr na6nittng)
Gic 3eitling &c 9Seltplc iagt, oob
bas @ombor6enent IN 9iittid bis
aeItern obeno feds ooer iieben Srdn-
Sc angeriftet 6at. gln itGrfitet
lpor 6os9onrbaroenettt 9eltern nad)'
mittag. 9ann ieien belttife Sffi,
siere nit elmer tpeiBen Slogee in Die
Stoot aefommen inib bGtten bic
ltebergabe perlangt. Die slntlport
Ioutete abi6lGgig unb I'm 6 ltbr
ipurbc besbaIb bas 9onboroelnert
pie0er oufgcnonlmell.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-07
Ceiterreif)er bnben &nIiiif)- -Eolen
beiebt.

2i5ar6bea6, Z. 9lug. Ser
g9bite Star-9nu1pfer Oceanic, Der
an 1. aueitit BON geeip gorf nod
9iperpool nbgefabren mar, iignaIi.
iierte I'M @iitternndt, onB er fif
$50 O3eilen peitli9 BON 9i5aro be-
iinbet.
.Solifor, 7. gllg. @enn Der
Gunaro.9ampfer Wlauretania, Der
gcItern nit 2400 aus europa file.
benoen Yaiiagieren bier eintraf, ipie-
Der in 9iperpooI angelnngt iein
miro, miro er oils Elm ariegsi6iff
fiir oie britiihe Tegierltng ausgerii.
itct weroen. Seine glrfgabe miro
cs iein, 6anOelSibiffe Der fein6liden
MGfte niif5uitobern, 81 fapern ODER
al perni6ten. Ger 0anlpfer tpIroe
10 Gcoaut. 0a6 er ieoerjeit in einen
SoiIisfreuSer lungepanoelt Deroen
Tonne. @s beiBt, OaB er binnen fur
GEM unter Dem Shns britiiher
9rlegsldlilrc DIE HiidreIle nod S1-
nerpooI ontreten neroe.
g9innipeq Z. glug. 0ur6
Sruppenparo0en uno S6esereien bon
Strubeitreonern potriotii6 ent-
flommt, itiirntte eeitern Elm @tob
bon ilngen 8urifren nod Dem Oeiit-
iben uno ofterreidii6en &oniiiIat
uno bombdroierte DIE 8ebGnoe nit
Steinen. bis idIittlide Seriter gebro.
hen uno oiel Mobilior beiddbiet
mar. Holi5eiiuuden ipuroen Inn oos
oiterreifii6e &onfulat geiteat, ober
oas oeuti6e &oniulnt uno Der Seiit.
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9eit geihIoiien.
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aiiitenihiffabrt on Der Sitfiiite
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oelidert lit, oa Die britiide 6lotte Die
ociltidle ani bober See engagiert bot
uno Die Oeutidle SSlotte MN gegen
Die 9iiItc Sollanos 6uriidgetrieben
miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-07

&ripatfonto 5ur 9erfiigltng Ser
Sourilten geiteQt iiuO GbCds uno
&re0itbriefe bonoriert. Die Saupt.
gefabr bilbet Der beginnenoc Mangel
oil gtabrungsmitteln.
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6erfreu5er Senneiiee frbr geltern Inn
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miro 5ur unteritiibitng BON slmeri.
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itranoet iinb, neripenbet iperoen.
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langianes Sdiff, iollte in 10 Bis Il
Sagen in 6aImoutb, gnglono, iein
Gin Seil oes 8eloes miro nod 9on'
Don geben, Dornuf Der &reitser per'
iuhen miro, nod SGfen Der Hor6iel
5u gelnngen.
Ger &reuSer gtortb Carolina mi
cirer jpciten 8olOisnonng miri
bellte aben6 abfobren. Gr miro per
llt9cii, Die 5enneiiee 81 iiberboler
imO einen Seil Der 9iegieritngs-
bcantten, bie Die IerteiIling oes @el
0es benufiidtigen tperoen. oil 9orf
nebnlen. Die geortb Carolina pirf
nah Sdfen oes 0iitteIldnoiider
Neeres geben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-07
Srauer iii ganS @aib=
ington.
Yrdii0emt ieiuer trenen
Gbegefdbrtin be-
raubt.
Die 2eiAenfeier iuirb midJt purWtpn,
tag itattfinben.
6lnt uun &umSulemshepei6en ersieft
iid ims @eiFe Snms.
6lasgen amf &esiermngssebanben
anf Salbmalt gefift.

&afbington n, Z. Slug. 6rau
@pobrop g9ilion, Satin oes BrG-
liOenter, itarb geitern I'M 11br
na6mittags I'M BeiBen Saiis. Dos
@nOe fam obne Sooesfornpf. Ser
TrdOent belt ibre Sanb, aIs iie ben
lesten sltern5ug tat. Sbre brei God.
ter, sSrau 6rancis Bones Sapre,
6rau @m. q. Nfcsl6oo ui1o SRI.
@targaret gSiIion, frlieten am Ster.
bebett Ser 01utter.
6raii @iIion mar ettpa 6reiStitn.
ben beipuBtlos, ebe oas gnoe fom.
@egen 2 llbr na6nittags batte tie
Die glugen aufgeI6Iagen uro I6heIte
Sic INN ibr 9ett itebenoen sSomilien-
nitsIieoer oil. Sic pnr 5u idtpad,
gu ipre6en. 9luBer benz Br6iioen.
ten lino ieinen brei So6tern befon-
oen it9 MIR nod Die feds @erate
uno bic @drterirlnen Dom 0farine-
Spital I'M 3inlner. SefretGr Uec.
$1,000 uno 1rof. Srancts gotpes
Snpre, Die beioen S9ipiegeriobne
Der Sterben0en, uno Sefretdr Su.
nultp itonoen on Der Siiri6pelle.
@eitern 8ormittag botte oie&ron.
fc na6 Or. @rapion nerIangt. n9of.
tor, iagte iie 5u ibm nit idtpa9er
Gimme, ~i9 muB i6ei0en. SD
piinidye, bnB Sic mir Deripre6en,
auf @oooron gut ndt5useben." Or.
@rnpion gab Oas Seripre6en
9eanlte I'M 8eiben Sous benad.
riftigten iofort ben @ise-HrGiiben-
ten, Die Nfit9lieoer bes aabinetts,
| Spre6er Champ glarf, abgeorone.
TEN ltnoeripooo uno Senator &ern
Don Dem abIeben 5rau g8ilion's.
Saus uno Senat nertagten fid 70.
fort Sm Sniiie tuuroe MIR nod ein
@eihlrB nngenommel, nonnd bns
Sons BEL Dem Acknowledgements lid
our6 ieinen Spreher un0 ic eiiem
slbgeorbneten aus o0en Stnaten Der
Union oertreten lalien iole
Ter Er6iibent uno feline Sohtcr
oerlieBen nod eineetretenenl Sooe
ser Satin, reip. Weittter ons Ster.
be5inimer unb 5ogen iid 5itriid. gQe
poren BON Dem Shmer5 unb Der
langen @ode on Dem Bette Der
aronfen foit 5uiammensebroden
4m poderItcn belt iid Der BrGii.
bent, Ser feline rpeinenben Sohter 5u
troiten perfudte
Die Nodriht BON bent ISoSe 6rau
Wilion's perbreitete iif raid ourh
Die Stobt, unb fir einen augenbIif
mar Der 9rieg in europa bergeiierl.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-07
sonf bdtten nad ieiner &enntnis
teine &dmpfe itattgefnnOen,

Sofio, I. 9lmg Die &cierne-
oiii5iere Der iapaniiden slrmee ba-
ben ben 9eiebl erbalten, iidl iiir cine
noglid]e Oio6ililierltng 6ereit5it.
balten.
SSn g)ofoiufa in eill fliegenoes
@eihpa6er bon lieben arcllSern for-
miert nnO YrinS SSlihimi lit nit
Dem &onlnanoo iiber oas Tliegenoe
@eI6tpooer betrnIt mor0en.
= StodboIm, Sd]lpeben, l. 9llg.
aapitdnc 5lpeier ihrpeOii6er Gam.
pier berihten, oaB ELM riiliii6er
&reltser bel Songoe, Gnglano, &c.
itranoet lit.
SriiiieL 6. 9lug. (lte6er 9on-
bon.) g1o6ri6ten ans 9iittid be.
iagen, boB bic iSeItiing iif) immer
nod bGlt. Sic miro BON i9iperer
SlrtiQerie bei6oIie1, lit a6er 5ienlid
inbei6Goigt, pGbren0 bas ieuer Der
9elgier itnter Ben Gentiden i6tpere
@erbeerrlngen onrihtet. @on alien
Seiten riifen fran5oiii6e Seritor'
fitngen beran.
9onoon, 7. gug. Sdleppnet.
fiiher, Die naA 2opeitof 5uriidfeb.
rem, beri6ten, oab iie Ntithuo6 m
ser g1oroiee 3euger idwere &dntpfe
iparen. Gin beiiti6er Sorpeooboot.
serItorer iei, BON britiihen &reu5erll
perfolgt, gefloben uno oi6te &ai6'
lpolfen, Die nus linn uafltiegen,
loIIen pern1ltten, 6aB er III 9rano
gei6oiien porOen iei.
Sic 9lorliralit1t perofferltliht
;SolgeitbeS: nS2Sm 9orfe elmer DC
foqnos5ierung, noh0ern geitern Oas
6eutide 0tineni6iif &onigiu 9lliie in
@rur1b eebobrt Doroen mar, itieB
ser &reu5er 9lntpbion nif cine 0tine
ln6 tplrOe in Die 2uft seIprengt.
9as 8oroerteil bcs areu3ers 9tng
in Sriintlner iutO faIt Die gan5e BE.
iasiula lit perloren. Tieienigen,
Die ni6t getotet ipuroen, prroen IN
bic 9oote aufgenonmen, ebe Der
9lmp6ion ianf. 3pon5ig Oeiitide
ariegsgefangene. Die i'm &oroerl6iff
untergebradt ipuroen, muroen nit
aetotet. Sic Ofinenreibe mar pabr-
ideinIi6 oon Der &onigin 9iliie ge-
leat morber. ebe lie gum Sinfen ge.
bradt mnroe. 9ie Wtinen liegeil
BON NnOenbl1rg &ioe 5u einelnEunfte
90. 10 noroli6er 9reite uno 2,25
GItli6er 9Gn9e"
Bon South Sbileos miro Der
YreB sliiociotion gemeloet, Die glo'
miralit6t babe Die 9fbeoer ant Spne
iuFormiert, Oob lie ibre Sdiffe MIN
iiberoa binienoen fonnen, oa Die
0eiiti6e ;Slotte BON Der britiiden 81
einem @efedt engogiert ultroe ltnn
ecgen oie bon6noii6e 9iiIte getriebeu
iuiro.
9attidb 6. Ims. 10 ll9i
nudlts. (l1eber 9pnbpn.) Sas 10
SemtIdle SlrmeefurpS nit nerftarftei
aapallerie fat in Der gfadlt Siittid
aHsesriffsn. Gs maridierte iibel
cine mnterniiniertc 2imie npr, bi'
Minen lpnrben bon gelgiern sitr Gr
plpiium sebradlt mnb Elm samses bent
idjes Battalion unrbe setOtet, mali
rcno 1900 Mann @eriunnSeter ant
seleien iuiirSen.
9tiht elm ein5i9es Sort lit IN oie
S6noe Der 9eiitiden gefnllen.
Dor Serpe puroen nebrere bent.
ide Saiibisen in Stelllung gebrohi
uno sroBe oeuti9e Sriippenmenser