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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
Ashland Man is
Loser By Fire

Forest fires have destroyed some
300 acres of good timber in Jackson
county so far this year, and among
the losses is that of George o. Van
Malta, who owns timber by the
Mahan and Granger holdings.
A big fire started some time Sat
urday morning and had a big hold
by the afternoon, as the forest carpet
is very dry and inflammable. Many
OF the big trees were injured. BY
2 O'clock Sunday morning, however,
the fire was in control, fire trail
having been run completely around
it. Some twenty-five Ashland men
were at work. Forest Ranger Crib
BILE was in charge. Meals were fur
nished by Van Natta at the Mahan
house.
Though several hundred cords OF
wood were cut there, none was dam
aged, as fire fighters succeeded in
keeping the fire from it. Some rail
road timber land was damaged also
Other big fires in the county are
located at Butte Falls, Sterling mine
Appegate district and around Jenny
creek. All the male population oi
Butte Falls are at work checking the
flames near there, as some six hun
dred acres are afire, some of which
is valuable timber.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
Oriole Mine
Will Operate

The Oriole mine, one of the rich
est properties in southern Oregon,
will begin operations within a short
time, says the Medford Sun. 1t is
said that thousands of tons OF ore
are in sight. The mine was recently
involved in litigation, causing 1t to
close down, and it has not been oper-
ated of late. At a recent receivers
sale the Ohio stockholders made an
offer to redeem the property, paying
off all claims against it, and put the
mine in operation. The new arrange
ment will place the mine upon a solid
financial basis, it is said, and remove
it from the litigation that has tied 1t
up for the past few years.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

City council convened at about
1880 Thursday evening, with all
councilmen present with the excep-
ton of Mr. Cunningham.
The matter OF establishing hitch
racks on Third street near Main came
up, and was referred to the street
committee with power to act.
The matter of free water to Chau-
tauqua park was brought up, and the
report of the committee on such read,
the results of which are found at
length elsewhere in this paper.
The matter of the gasoline pump
of Thomas II. Simpson, which is To-
Gated on the sidewalk, was the next
bone of contention. Unfortunately
he had installed the pump without ap-
plying to the council, through a mis-
understanding, and the present loca-
ton was not very satisfactory, as 1t
incurred good deal of danger
through the narrowing of the already
narrow street. 1t was also strict
violation of the ordinance to have
same erected without applying to the
council. This, however, was due to
misunderstanding. 1t was brought
out that with a wagon standing in
front Of the corner grocery, and with
car being filled up at Simpsons
the street was narrowed very much.
Mayor Johnson thought that If II
were moved north about twenty feet
it would eliminate the danger OF peo-
pie crossing in front of car, with
the liability OF stepping out on the
other side just in front of an oncom
ing car. He cited numerous cases
where people had walked back or In
front of car and, not seeing an un
coming auto, had been run down. II
it were moved back it would give
people an opportunity to see botf
ways as it would be far enough away
from the crossing. The matter O
the pump and its location was left tc
the proper committee.
Strickland applied for a vacation
and the matter was referred to the
electric light committee with power
to act.
Councilman Ashcraft announced
that the water meters that had been
sent to them some six months age
by an eastern concern for testing on
the city system had been given
thorough trial, and were found to be
exceedingly satisfactory. These arr
the first water meters that have evel
been able to work on the Ashland
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
Ladies Praise
Camp Grounds

Mrs. P. Bother, agent of the Old
Faithful Camping Company of Yel-
lowstone National Park, and Mrs. Il,
A. Carr, her travelling companion,
spent some days in Ashland last
week, looking over the development
work being done here.
The two ladies hired an auto and
made two trips to the lithia springs
and through the camp grounds, high
drive, etc. Upon being shown the
camp grounds she remarked enthusl-
astically that it was the best thing
she had ever seen, and said that she
could always sing Ashland's praises
for the city's generosity to campers
il for no other reason. She devel-
oped quite a liking for the lithia wa
ter, and announced her intentions to
the Tidings to return some time in
the near future and make this her
home. Indeed, while she was here
this time she looked over some OF
Ashland's property.
Mrs. P. Bother is especially quail
fled to talk about camp grounds and
camp ground equipment, as she is the
representative of the Yellowstone
Camp Ground Company. She was
more than enthusiastic about the
park improvements and the whole
general plan of making Ashland fam
GUS through her mineral waters, and
she made splendid predictions for
Ashland's future.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
will Electrify
Jacksonville r. R,

S. S. Bulls, head of the Bulls in
terests in southern Oregon, returned
Thursday from a months business
trip in the east and middle west, and
announced that the work Of electrify-
ing the Jacksonville railroad would
begin at once. A consignment c1
copper wire and bonds were received
last week for this work. Poles are
being distributed along the railroad.
Two new trolley cars, modern in
every respect, will be ordered. It Is
expected to have the electrification
complete and ready for service by the
middle of October, which allows fUi
any delay in the receipt of building
material.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
Horse Stolen
In City Limits

John c. Gearing, who resides on
Grant street, Ashland, Ore, had a
horse and buggy stolen from the G
street hitch rack about o'clock Fri
day evening. The description given
of the horse is as follows:
Weight about LOO pounds, 16
hands high, 20 years old, dark brown
in color, PAGER, single foots under
saddle, shoe on one of hind feet has
double cork, small lump on outside
of right hind knee, and wind puffs
on front legs.
On account of the peculiar shape
of the hind shoe having tse double
corks, it was thought that the ami
NAL would be easy to trace up, but a
careful search has not revealed any
information as to the route she was
taken out OF here. Several have con-
jectured that the horse is being de-
tained in some barn in the city until
the affair blows over, and then will
be taken out Of town.
The mare was hitched to black
painted buggy with the back curtain
torn out. Chief of Police Porter and
his assistants are at work on the case.
Notices giving description and re-
ward are being sent over the county
and along the line.
Note: Since the writing of the
above item, the horse was found near
the Ashland Meat Company's slaugh-
ter house, standing in the bushes,
abandoned.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

Jim Graham of Fort klamath and
Arthur Maher of klamath Falls, the
two men VINO were brought over here
by Charley McWilliams last week, in
company with G. E. Jackson, deputy
United States marshal, are now being
held in Portland to appear before the
next federal grand jury, to answer
the charge OF selling liquor to lndi-
ans.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
Water Rent Must
Soon Be Paid

Some time ago report of the city
park commission asked why the city
park should have to pay water rent
and the Chautauqua park should get
free water for irrigation, and the
council Immediately took the matter
up, finding that the report was true
and that the Chautauqua park had
never paid water rent since their Or
ganization. over twenty years ago.
Last Thursday evening, after some
discussion, 1t was decided that the
Chautauqua park would have to pay
in the future, and the recorder was
instructed to give proper notice to
them.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

Miss Mary Young entertained a
number of her friends, both large
and small, last Friday evening, when
she gave an evening for several of the
Sunday school classes of the Method
list church, at which church she teach
es class herself. Many games on
the lawn were indulged in, and music
was given on the piano. Sherbet
and cake were served for refresh
ment.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
Private School and kindergarten

Private school, morning hours, 9
to 70. kindergarten, afternoon hours
2 to 4. Good ventilation. Big yard
and best equipment. Begins Septem-
Der 6. Call at 10S First avenue
Terms reasonable. 2S-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

]. w. Opp, owner of the Opp mine.
near Jacksonville, was in the city to-
day looking for a house to rent. He
is intending to bring his family here,
so that his children can attend the
Ashland schools.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
The mother ana rather Of Mrs

The mother ana rather OF MIS-.
w. P. Belluf, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Warmoth, from Red Bluff, Cal, are
in the city visiting their daughter
All have just returned from a ten
days camping outing near Longs
cabin.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

Delbert Jones, a former Ashland
bow. but who is now q resident OF
Boise. Idaho, is in the city visiting
old friends. He is staying with John
Enders.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

Fifty cents invested in Tidings
For Sale" ad often sells a $1,000
property. Did you ever try it?
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30
22-tt

Wallace Rogers was in the city Sat
urday to get supplies.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

H. M. Coss of Medford was doing
business in Ashland today.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

Who are "The Cows?
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
Sreu ben alten Ser
trdgen.
Stntidlanb wirb fit Trge
Gnti9dbigung
leiiteu.
slnf 8rnnb premkifd-amerifamifd]e
@ertrase bon 1899 nnb 1928.
- n =
Der Saa innk aber erft npr bentides
TriienseridJt geben.
@erienfnng Der srge inter inter-
natiunalem 8eiet itnttbaft.

8afbington 9. Ipril. &C.
fretGr 9rpan batte bellte Dor iid) bic
slnttport Der beliti6en giegierl1ng
arf Die fiir5lide anerifanii6e gtote
betreffs Der rSerIenfllng bes onlerifa-
nii9en Segelid)iffes @m. g. Srpe
iantt ieiner 9abung @ei5en our6
oen beuti6en SiIfsfreu5er @rin5
@itel Srieori9 0eiti6lano er.
pioerte, oaB es Die slbiidt bate, Die
@igentiimer Der Srpe su e1ttifGoi-
gen. Die 8unbes -&egierilng batte
Die gnti6dbigung bon $228,059.54
geforoert.
sSn Ser slnttport, Die bur9 ben
@oti6after 9eraro in Berlin iiber.
ntittelt poroen mar, erflGrt Die bent.
ide &eeieritne, oaB Die @eriertfling
Der Srpe unter Dem i1tternotionalen
@eies gereftfertigt mar, iibernirrtittt
aber unter ben alten prei1biih-an1e-
rifanii6en @ertrdgen Der Sabre
1899 unb 1923 Die Terantiportllna
fir S6iff ilno 2noirng. Oeuti6lanb
erflart BLOB, Dab Der Sail Dor eli,
Sriienseridlt gebro6t iperben n1iib-
te, tueldes Die Sotfn9en betreffs
gisetturnes an S9iff uno 2abung
feititellen io1.
Seuti6lono's gebduptuna lit,
oub bie@ei5enInbung Der Srpe &on-
terbanbe mar, peil iie nSor Srber"
na6 Gueenstotpn foniigniert mar,
oas elm befeitigter britii6er Safen
lit. Die beltti6e Tote trGgt bas Ga-
ti,nt bonn 4. slpril, ipurbe olio bent
nnerifaniiden gotidafter in Berlin
einen Sag, nadbem er bic amerifa-
niid)e 9fote iiberreidt batte, einee-
bdnbigt.
Die genannten 8ertr1ee itipilie-
ren, bob &onterbanbe, Die Inter.
tanen ODER 9iireern elmer Ser bel.
BEN Sertraesparteien gebort, bon
Der anbern ni1t fonfis5iert perben
fonrte ilnb MIR ouf @runb elmer 9e,
5oblung bes pollen @ertes betiniert
ober beriist iperben oiirfe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
Mmsiiht auf reide
Telbernte.
2ant @iener OffiSieaen
Witteilnng on bic
SDtidaft.
9ein gefebI sur 5nrifbaItnns
itnlieniider Snmpfer erGnltcn.
SdJiffe iuerben fabrplanmdkis bpn
gteiu Yprf abseben.
Siueiter amerifaniiher slrst I'M Ga.
mariterbienit aeiturben.

8afbineton, 9. gpril. sSn
elmer offi5iellen SepeiGe bes Ntini.
tiers bes 9leubern i'll @ien oil Die
bieiige oiterret6'ungorii6e Sotidaft
ipirb genlelbet, bob Die @rnte aus.
ii6ten in llngarn unb Oeiterreid)
quite iin6 Die 9epei6e Ioi1tet:
r9aiit 3eititnes-0 -0titteilungen iinb
Die @rnteaiisii6ten inSeIterrei6 gut.
Sene in ungarn iinb beHer, lmo
tpenn oas @etter in ltngarn giinitie
bleibt, Damn biirfte cine &etoro-
@rnte 5t peraei9nen fetn."
@oibington, 9. Ip-il. Or.
@rncft g. Wasrltber bon 9SniDing.
ton, elmer Der Ier3te on Der critic
be$ omerifmnii6c:l 9fotrn areuses
in Serbien, fieI Ser bortiscn Sp.
pbus gpibenie sum Spfer. Sein
Sob iprrbe beIte aus 8elgroo benz
bieiieen &oten &reu5 eentelbet. Or.
Mogruber lit Der 5tueite amerifoiti-
if)e grat, Der iein 2eben Der 9lrbeit
bes omerifnnii6ep &oten &reuSes,
Die Sppbus- -@pioenlie al befon1pfen,
geopfert batte. Ser erite mar Or.
Soiepb s. 9onnel1p BON 9rooflpn.
@on ben feds arnerifaitif6en glers.
ten iitto ben sip6If @drterirtnen, Die
nod Serbien eefaitbt iporben tparen,
fuuroe MIR elm ei15iger bon Der
Sronfbeit nift befollen. gsi It Or.
q. s. @ittler. Die anoren S6Ile Der.
liefen aber nidt nit Dem Sooe. Or.
Wtaerltoer mar 9rofeiior OH Der bic.
iigen @eorgetoipn uriperiitdt. gr
lit 40 SSSabr oft unb feline g8ittpe
lino stpei ainoer befinben ii9 eesen.
tpdrtig in S6ottIonb. Inter ben
Suarant6ne-9 -9eitintmiIngen fonnen
Die 2ei6en bon Or. @1ogrloer uno
9r. SonneIlp i1tft npr einen SSabr
nod Imerifa eebrobt tperben.
geep gorf, 81. g., g. 9lpril. Sie
bieiigen ggenten Der itoIienii6en
tratsatlantii6en SdiffabrtsIinien
buben biz iest feline SSnitrllftionen
erbaIten, bie 9lbfabrt ibrer Oampfer
bis gum 90. slpriI 5u beridieben,
Cine geItern aus gfom fonlmenoe
Sepeid]e bebai,ptete, bnb oIle ita-
lienii6en 0nnlpfer IN onterifanii9en
Snfen ben slitftrag erbuIten bGtten,
ibre glbfabrten bis sitm 90. 9lpril 5u
oeridieben. 9lm 8ier Der 9Iopo
Staliano 9iftie ipltrbe beute eeiagt,
oab Der 9ortpfer StonpoIio NOR.
gen nod itolieniiden SGfen abgeben
nerbe, iollten bis babtn niht gegert.
teilige gefeble etngetroffen ieir.
aee1ten Der Sabre 9inie iaeten, bob
ibre Santpfer on ben pltbli5ierten
Gaten obfabren tpiirben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
Inter SerbndJt Der granbitift1tns.

9ab Gitp, Wti9. g. alpriI.
SSSobn &abior, elm eberlali9er @irt
unb Sotelbeiiser in @enono 8eof,
pur6e auf 8erailloliung bon Gbor-
les A. &elep, einem@rocer, unter
slnflage Der @ranoitift,ng nerbaf-
tet. 9tabior tptroe itnter giirgl9aft
big 5u ieinem @erbor am 9orners-
tag IN Sreibeit eeiest. Gin perion.
liber Streit stpiiden &enep Inb @d-
bior Dor brei Sabren nerleitete
aeI1ep ondu, fir Die rsrodenen"
Spiseloierite gu berridten uno Die
SoIge 6abon mar, oob &obior ieine
Wirti6aftsIi5ens nerlor. 9lls Iesten
Sebrlar bic Spnuner.8iIn &eIIep's
an Der Bead abbranrtte, beidulbigte
er &abior Der gran0itiftlng. 0tit
SiIfe zines 9rinotbeteftipes, bebaup.
tet 9eIlep, lei bas 8eipeisnloterioI
eesen BEN 9ei9ulbisten oufgebra9t
porben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
6ltidiam Nntlage ans
Dem @rabe.
9eutn. Gbe iuitkte, bak Sandbput
ihabbaft mar.

2osargeIes, gal., 9. slril.-
9milon 8. Gee, @ruber bes 2eutrr.
snfreb 6. gbe, 9ontmanbanten bes
i'm Safen BON SonoIlilu untergegan.
genen an1erifaniiden ltnterieebootes
Sd, iaete beitte, er bGtte bon ieinent
@ruoer einen @rief erbalter, tporin
linn oieier rnitseteilt bate, bob bos
Snu6boot idobbaft fei. 2el,t. G0e,
iagte iein 8rlber, b6tte sei6rieber,
Dob bns S6iff Iede unb iif) aii6
ionit nod in idlehtem Sititanbe be-
fii1be.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09

nieren, noraasgeiest, bob Die SSSr1-
tereiie1 ieiner alienten geipabrt
piiroen.
SSn 9anffreiien rief Der &onfitrs
feline lleberrai9rng berpor, ba man
aagemein um Die finan5ielen
Sdpieriefeiten Der 5irnta uuBte.
SEEM gorfer Sinut5inititute beiisen
Soften Der 5irma i'm 8eion1tbetrage
bon ritnb $750,000. 9(ud) gonfen
in Gbicoeo unb Bittsburgb nogen
burd ben ganferott in Dtitleioen.
idaft ee5ogen iperoen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
Mener Yro5eb fiir 2orimer
Wfnf iid nnf Inflagen bes Staates
eSllinpis perantiuprten.

Chicago, 9. glpril. - @iI-
liam 2orirner, Der friibere 8irtbes-
Senator, llnb ailbere 9eanlte Der per.
frotbten Ga Salle Street Sri,it &
Sabings 8anf, niiiien fih unter ben
bonn Stoat erbobenen @nflaeen auf
8eridmorilng 5itm 9tuin Der Banf
neranttporten. 9ies mar Der Sirtn
elmer @rti6eibung i'm 9riminalee-
rift, bas bette ben 9lntrae, Die 9ln-
floge ab5lttpeiiat, pertparf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
gefangen genpnmen nno sluet Yta
idDinengeluebre erbentet.
Sramsuien pruuusieren Seidlieemms
pun Heims.

9erlin, 9. glpril. lleber Cont
bon Snl beute aisgeeebenen offi5iel-
len 9eriht oes Observation-Disclosures
miro nitgeteilt:
ySSSn Heirns baben Die Sralt5oien
Srrppen ltnb 8otterien fon5entriert
9aber tpuroe Die Stuot nit 3iino.
bpntben bomburoiert. IicS par
gleid5eitig cine &epreiiipmaBregel
oageger, baB Die 6rnn5oien bintcr
unieren Stellungen liegeroe Srtifuf-
ten bombaroiert batten.
,90roli6 Don 9eallIeioilr, npro-
0Itlib bon 9cs Wiesr1il, entrilicn mir
Den Sran5oien mebrere Sdiisenerd-
ben uno 5pei Wtai6incngenebre. Die
fran5oiii6en Serilibc, Die Steauneen
ptriid5uerobern, imlrbcn i'm 9auie
Der 9tad)t 5uriifgeiflugcn.
Gin fran5oiilher Snfanteriean-
grill in ben slrgolnlen, nobel 9onl-
ben NIT Stidgas gebralt6t ipurben,
lit mibgliift"
Sngliide &crlnitliitc ppn Nenpe Gba-
pele wGdDit uciter.
9onoon, 9. 9lpril. Sas britiid)e
&riegsnliniIterillm beroffentlidt belt
te nod cine, Die brittle, SerluItliite
iiber Die Sample bel Neitpe Gbapeue,
poraus berporgebt, OaB Die Sample
BON fltr6tbarerSeftigfeit getpeien iein
miiiien. Die bel1tige Gift e1ttbGlt Die
Namen bon 336 @eiaaenen uno 772
Serpiut0eten.
&ie 2pnoun Smmbnm Gpibenscm
binnnsseninriert.
Berlin, 9. Ipril. Srabtlus iiber
Sappille, u. q. Sm bente Oer6ifent-
lidjten uffisielen SeridDt bes Irmee-
hanptanartiers finbet it'd folsenbe
Witteilnng: yglm Snbelfppf fnnb
man an eirem gefangenen fransof-
ihen SulSatcn bes 334. Snfanterie-
regimentes Snmbnmfngeln."
(biersn bemerft Die 9lfipsiierte
YreiIe: Sn Dem iiber 2unbun sefom-
menen uffisiellem geridJt bes bentidlen
Observation-Disclosures iinS bic CUNT
bnrtfngeln niflt eripGbnt. .-GnslanD
hat aliD bieie linn etiuas rnbcqneme
GpiSens einfadD binanssenimriert.)
Sransuien riibmen iid) iiblidJer
Grfplge.
Yuris, 9. 9lpril. Sas frons0ii-
ihe &riegsminiiterilm gab nadnrit-
tag folgenben offi5ieIlen 8eridt als ::
n@ritiid)e Srlippen i6lugen in Der
9tadt bonn Z. auf ben s. 9lugiiit einen
oertiden slngriff Suriid.
og8ir IieBen beuti6e SGiitengrG-
ben bel @parges, bic nit 9ei6en @e-
fauener nngefiillt paren, llnbeiest
rmo idlueen geitern aberb 5tpei feino-
lid)e 8egenangriffe 5uriid.
rSSm @aloe BON gliup beiesten mir
peitere S6iisengraben iino ihlugen
oertide @egenangriffe ab. gir er.
bellteten alt6 feds Wai6inengeipebre
uno 5ipei 8robenmorier. Ser sSeiito
itellte ieinen @egenangriff nahnlit-
tag elm.
5510 Stiife Irtillerie erbentet.
Berlin 8. SlpriI. Srabtlos
iiber Sappille, q. .. gtad elmer
chen peroffentli6ten ofii5ieIlen 9iite
iino in oiciein &riege j5iC
Stiide erbeuteter glrtillerie rah
0eiiti6lan0 gebraf]t poroen. 0o,
BON itommen $500 Stiide oIler &a-
liber bon 9elgien, 1900 bon ben
SSrar5oien, $50 BON oen sfuiien rmb
60 bon ben @nglGnocrn.
Sentiher Gbirmrsenfungrek in
Sriegsseiten.
Berlin, 9. glpril. Grabtlos iiber
Soppile, q. q. Sn Sriebens5eiten
miro i'm Seiitid)en 9fei1e aliGbrlid,
elm GbiruraeitfonareB abaehalter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09
erpbert.

Scrlin, iiber Spnopn, 8. gpril.
Sffisiel. Die Selsier runrSen nns
Der Srtidlaft Srei 8radDten an Der
y)ier iuieoer uertrie6en. 3iuei Sffi-
5iere nno 100 Hann gelgier ipnrben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09

Sente Nadjt nnb mursen beipDlf
unb nnbeftanbis; fiibler mpr.
gen; friider Siib. bis @eitminb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-09

Berlin, 9. @pril. Srabtlos iiber
Soppile, g. q. Sn Sriebens5eiten
miro i'm Seiltifen Iei9e alIiGbrli6
Elm GbirurgentonsreB abgebalten.
Sa in oieiem Sabre Die meiiten gbir.
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fSranSDititbe 0Henitpe
bleibt lpeiter 9allS
erfpl9lpS*

urgen I'M Selbe tGtig iir1o, tprroe Der
biesidbrige &ongreB sit Sitern III
griiiiel abgebalten lno lpar ein ppl-
Ter @rfolg. geionoers tpuroen Sra-
gen Der &riegs6iriirgie iebr eiit.
gcbenb perbanbclt. aaiier @ilbelm
begriiBte ben &ongreB III einem Sele-
gramm, porin er iagte, baS oelttidle
Tolf babe bolcs Sertrauei1 in Die
mebi5inii6e @iiieni6aft.
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Bonn 1tnterieebputfries

9openbagen, 9. slpril. Cine
sln5obl norpegiider 5lieger bat oas
@erii6t lntteriudt, oaB Selttidluno
I'M 8ebeinen cine Snlidbootbolis IN
nelltralen noripegii6en 8eipdiiern
babe. Gs ioa feItgeitelt poroen iein,
oaB tntiGdlid) oeutidJe ltnterieeboote
in einer gut eeidiisten Sltdt III Der
gtGbc einer 9lippe bel Der Bergen
Ban iinb. 9ie 9oote Daben sliftrag
erbalten, iid) entipebcr iofort 5lt emf
fernen, ooer fiir Die 0auer bes &rie-
oc5 5it illtcrniereil.
9iperpcoI, 9. 9lpril Der
&apit6n oes 9ompfer5 Sbeicus Der
9lue sSunnel 2inie, Der ont 27. Tdr5
bon 9inerpool nod SABA obeegangelt
lit, bot cinen ulfregenben 9eridlt Oa-
riiber eingei6idt, ouB cr popn einem
oelltihen Son6boot nerfolgt puroe,
bob iein S6iff biirh Shrapneafeiier
oes ltitterieebootes getroffen rno be-
idGbigt tpurbe, oaB er aber i6lieBlid
qliidlid entfommen iei. Sas Suianl'
mentreffen ereignete iid 90. Wtar5
in Der @Gbe bes 9eitt1tltrmes bon
9iibop &od. Sau6boot gab Salte-
Iiaitole, Die ober ni6t bea6tet MIR
ben. Sielmebr babe Ser Sbeieus
6ie er0Bte @eidpinbi9feit angelebt
un1 lei bapongefabren. Son Z ltbr
bis 1920 ltbr porntittags nerfolgte
oas Sou6boot ben 9an1pfer auf cine
Strede BON 81 Meilen unb feuerte
mebrere Sdiiiie ab, bon oenen fiinf
trafen ltno bas S6iff betrddtlid) be-
i6Gbigten. Sbglei6 Der Sbeiens nit
elmer @eiftpinbigfeit bonn II 4nos
ten flibr, ip6re er iiberbolt Doroert,
ipeln 11idt bobe See geberrl6t bdte,
i6reibt Der &apitdn.
Spiunenriederei.
9onbon, 8. 9lpril Sicr tpur-
BEN orei WGnner ullter Der 9ei6uloi-
glng perboftet, nit ltriidtburer Sin-
te gei6riebene militdrii6e SeriGte
nod euti6lonb geifift 5u baben.
Sic tueroen iid Dor einem Sipilge'
ri6t 5lt berantporten baben. Die
@eboroen erflGren, Der Sail ici BON
groBter @idtigfeit. g..
giner Der Serbofteten, elm gefpii.
ier &repferle, giebt an, ,Imerifaner 81
iein. Gin 5tpeiter, elm gefpiiier Wtuel'
Ter, besei6net ii6 als natliraliiierter
gngl6noer. Ser brittle, Der ii6 Sabn
nenrt, lelisnet nid)t, bab er elm 9eut-
i6er lit. &urpferle fam aus ben Ser
cinigten Staaten uno belt ii6 III
Berlin auf, bepur er nod Sonoon
fam.
@ermiifte &riessnadlridfeu.
8oris, 9. 9lpril. 9ie Stootbe-
h0roe bot elm Sefret borbereitet, Dos
Den Cargo uno Gbnli6e S1noe III
Guris perbietet. 9os Sefret miro
porausiidtli6 bulb ber0ffertli9t uno
nit aller Strenee ollrhgetiibrt Der-
oe.
& m, 9. glpril. Ser frdn5oiii6e
General Saul 8au, Der alif ieiner
Seimreiie bon Tetrograb uno ben
SalibtitGbten Der 8olfunnto6te bier
Salt gelnaft bot, ipuroe bon SSn-
terpielpern forinlif belagert. @r
iogte ibnen ibnen INTER onbereni, III
9ufarelt llnb IN &om lei er ,.briioer-
li6er" begriiBt morben, aIs in ir-
gen0ciner onoeren Stoot. lleber
feline Wtiiiion Iebnte er ieoe Sleiibe-
ritne ob, baeeeen ertldrte er, er
babe bolles Sertraien, baB Die gll-
liierten ant gnbe trillntpbieren ner-
ben.
Som, 9. 9lpril. lleber Toris.
Serr Srobeitilis, Ser beutife Sor-
ifer. Der nod Dem WtiBgIiiden elmer
Ntiliion, no9 9l6bis @bebo ourd5u.
orineen, Inn ii6 NIT benn beutiden
9eianbten IN Ibeiiptien ms @inper-
(5Ortfcsuns ouf scits p
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elieber beiisen 9eTtattet, fiii1f ftatt
wie bisber orei Sriiitees su eripGb-
len.