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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
9eutid)e GrfOlge
III Ocll Nrgunncn!
Webrerc tran;0fii6e Sdiibcngraben
Serlt0rt MnO cine Au3a6l JraH'
3Oien grfanaen!
srei euslii5r sampfer bon ll.saoteu torpeSirtl

Qlnn glaitbt, 6aB er oas S6idiaI
beS Griole aetbeilt bat Gin Sele.
gramm bon giouen beioet, oaB
,Somes Cullen cin lleberlebeHOer
oes agou6ou Trn0er" BON Dem
3ampfer n@olouo" ouiBefi6t Uur.
be.
Searborouab. Guglano, 13. 6cb.
Ter neue 5rahtoampier pEorquap~
Don Dartmouth nur6e tn iinfeuoem
3uitall0e bon eiuem ouoereH Gam.
pier auaetroifen. Gr mar oas Gpfer
eiues oeutideu llnterieebootes. Gin
9an1pffeiiel mllroe poi Dem Eorpe0o
6urdbobrt. Gin @lamn Der 9eiaenng
Dttroe aetootet im0 5tuei tDllroeH
perleBt.
9iniisn berienfen am. Sampier.
@aibington 13. 6eb. ~ BOT.
itafter 0forgent6au fa6elte geiiern
aus aonitontinopel, ooB Der ameri.
faniife 0anlpier o@aibiugton" bon
Der archipelago glmeriean Stenm.
ibip So. bon einem ruiiiidlen arieg.
idiff i'm Safen bon Grnpe3iut in
6en grluo gebo6rt mnroe 9tuiiiite
ariegsidiffe bonbnr0irten Den Sa.
fen 6rape3unt
SIN anttIihcn areiien tpur6e
idleuniqit angeoeutet, oaB Der 3Di.
ihenfaI feline irternationalen Sol
gen baben ipiiroe, 0a nah Dem G0l.
ferredt giaentbm iimerbnlb elmer
belagerten Staot nidt beidiiBt iper.
oen tonne.
Berlin, orabtlos iiber Sa1Uille.
t3. Sch. SalbarHtIid5 perLailtrt
ans aonftontinopeI, oaB Ser oneri.
faniide 9anpfer n@aibington~ bon
ruiiiiten ariegsidiffen I'M Shpar.
5en 0feer berienft ipur6e. 9tab Dem
bier einqelauieuen 9erift oera:iltal.
tcten Die ruiiii6en &riegsiabr5elpe
cine Ga38ia ntf Ole Shiffe i'm Sa.
fen bon 3rape5unt, no aud Der
o@aibington Dor glufer lag. Gom
9ug oe5 omerifdniiden Shiffes
tpebten Oie Sterne uno Streifen
mas ben 9flliieu it6od) gIeidgiltig
mar. Sin rlIiiId,eS Iprpe0oboot feil.
erte ouf ben umerifaniifeu 3an.
pier un6 beiddoigte ibn leiht. Spd-
ter onnpften 3tpei rliiiide &rei8er
berbei uuO boIleuoeten oas 3erIto.
rungsperf @a5 aus ser @eiabung
6es 9ompfers geiporOen it, petB
niemano.
GOrtngals Gintritt in Sen arieg.
9iiiabou, 10. 6e6. - Der ictige
portugieiiide 0finiiter oes 9lusnGrti.
9en perfiinoete Der Breiie gegeniiber,
baB BortuaoI sic ihon friiber Be-
idloIiene 9raftif ouSfI6ren lperOe,
an 6en @ertrag NIT @roBbritannien
betrcffs miIitdriiten ariegsbeiitan.
0es feitjli6aIten.
9ortugaI fat geqeuiudrtig etipn
100000 gion untcr Maffen. Der
9finiiter iagte nitt Oh ein ioforti.
ges gorgeben erfolgeu ioll, oieie
glrmce ouf 0ie 5eitc Der 8erbiinOe-
ten ms GSeIo gu iteIIen. Ser beiag-
te 8ertraa iprirbt mn bon SteIlen
bon 10000 0lalm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
@nbe[ nebrndlen

Berlin, t3. Sch. (iSiufenberitt,)
Gs miro in aOpen6aoen berid)tct
oaB oas Sabel ocr @reot geortberr
1eIegropb So. in Der gtdbe bon g2ely
Cattle gebroden lei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
CeiterreidD fpufis8irt C5etreiOeOam.
nfer.

Qncono, eytolien IS. Sch. - Ster
berri6t qroBe2lufregung, ooB Better.
reid 8iDei g8ci3en0onpfer fonfis3irt
bot, melde bon 2lncona nod Srieit
beitirnn1t moren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
cffi5icller bcntidjer gcridlt.

N-IIAuAN%ANN NhAAlAlNA @NNAFfAf
Berlin, 10. 5eb. (5unfenmeloungl
gluf Dem Dcitli6en ariegStbeater
fanoen leb6aite glrtilIeriegeiedtc
itatt. Ger 6einO DerihmeuOete einc
N}euge Dtlnition In ser Gaupaane
obne jeoo6 irgeuopelde 9feiultate
5u er5ielen. gei Souoin lmterna5.
men Die 6ran5oien einen lebbaiten
Ss5ufouterieaugriit tpuroen ieood 3u-
riidgeiflogen uno Uerloren 100
Mann an @eimtgenen.
g9dbreno Der @efedte in 6en gIr.
gonnen nabnlen mir geitern neitp.
re 1919 6ran3oien unb etnen Sfii5ier
gefangen. gtoro0itli6 BON 8er0lm
eroberten mir me6rere feinbIihe
Shiibengr16en. Sin fron5oiiider
glngriff Der inter Der SABINE Oes
Gotben arelBes erfoIgte, puroe bon
ms iiegrei9 a6gei6Iagen. 0eutite
5lieger narfen ettpd 100 8oulben
in ole 5eihlng 9erOm un0 rihteten
beoeutenoen S6oOen an. 9et Siio.
fopf in oen gogeien nobmen Die
iSran5oieu cine fleine 9LuBenidon3e
Die iih unmittel6ar nor lmieren
Sdiieengrd6eH befinOet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
g1inen IN NnIlnnhts ahitr.

Waibitgtof, 13. 6eb n ytnfJ Be.
ri6ten an oos Stouts. Geporteinent
finO I'M GerIoufe oeB eitropdiibelt
9riege8 S4 Scettinen (tlidt ettua
1900. mie 3ucrit genleIoet ipor) an
Die boa4uoiide aiiite oneeihpentirt
noroen. gteun bon bieien Wdnen
poren fron5oliffe, 5lpei bolIdi6iife,
bic iibrigen 70 britiide.
g[Ile moren bernnferte Wlinen ge-
meier, bic, nod goridriiteit Der Son-
gen aonoeution itder feitsemnht
iein iolIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13

- g, s. @nrn Oeiitioer Sbth
Ter. 9Iueen iinteriudt fir 8riIIen
443-5 granoeis @eb Smabd.
Gbonilirt niif 0ie &dglihe Eribiii
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
Sampfc IN Sen 9iluen.

8oulogne, 13. 5eb. Die be.
riibute groBe 9iibne, Die BON ben
2eutifen ais beOrobeube SteIle fir
Qomboert5D0e 6erltBt murOe, murOe
geitern BON Ser olgeriiben SSnfan.
terie genoumen, n6er Der 5einO
febrte ipdter nit groBen Ser.
itarfllugen 5uriif uuo trieb Die
guqerier bon Ser Zine. 8ie iran.
86liid)eu 9ruppen tbaten ibr 9209-
lihites, oie qrobe 3obl Ser 5einbe
3ltriid3ubalten, lmo eS fielen biele
duf beioen Seiten. Ger aan1pf Oall.
erte etipa 8ipei StitnOen an, bis 0dS
iSeuer Der 9eutiAeu 10 beftig Ulr-
Sc, 0aB Die 9llgerier mad un0 na4
iid) auf ibre @rdben 3uriid5ogen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-13
glns frons1iidler Gnelle.

gen erbalteu boben (G8 lit bod eigen.
Itbiimli6, iobalo Die 6ran3oien Ore.
ide friegen, 6nnu bciBt es, Die
0eiti6en boben 8eritdrfllngen er-
1alten), 3eritorten mebrere fron50-
iti6e SdHbeugrdben mittel5 8bna.
nit5 emit &nalbonbonS iiher nidt).
9SSn Sen 8ogeien berri4t gegenDartig
Elm beftiger SAneeihlrnL mOourd
alc nilitGrii6eu Gperationen bers
binoert meroen. Sci Ga 8aIiee ba.
ben oie 9elttihen 5oblrei6e Sruppet
8uiammenge5ogen. Gon 2LrroS bis
8ur Seefiiite lit foit ieOe8 SoaS Ourd
@eidiBfeuer 8eritort morOen.
3nr SeIdlagnnbmc Ser 8il6cImina.
8aibington 13. 5eb. = Die ame.
rifanii6e Gcgierltng bat Der britt.
IIden cine 8eri9iebung oes 8lones
Iborgei6logen, Die geitoblene 2n6ung
oes gefapcrten ameritaniiden Dam.
piers gSilbelmino Dor Elm 95rtien.
|geribt 5u bringen, oomit 6ie one.
rifaniiden Gigentbiimer @elegeubeit
6o6en, 8epeiie oofiir oor8ubriugen,
ooB, mie iic berii6ern 0ie 2ooung
fem redtmdBieer @egenitanO fiir
8ei6lagnobme iet.
5eiuOlibc Slieger iiber Gitcnbc.
Berlin, iiber 2on0cn 19. Seb. =
I9o8 oelltIhe ariegsanlt mohte belt.
te s5olgenoeS befalnt. yg3ad l1nges
rer Gouie eridienen geItern pieOer
Imebrcre engliihe &riegslhiffe on Der
Iaiiite 9elgiens. SSeinolife S5lieger
Ieridienen iiber SItenoe un0 id1leits
6erten mebrere 8omben. Gin bri.
tiIGe8 5lug3eug nur0e bon unieren
@eIAiiben errei6t uno itiirSte ms
Meer. Gin Gnnonerboot bra6te bo8.
ielbe in Si6erbeit.
9rei Sritenidiffc berienft.
SABRE, Sronfreih, t3. Be6. Gle.
ber garis,) - Sn bieiigen &be6er.
freiien tit man Der lleber5eltgung,
0aB Der brttiihe Dan1pfer .OrioIe"
BON einem oeutIfen lls9oote torpe-
0irt mo oerienft tpurOe. g(m 80.
SSonuor fpuroe Der 9antpfer gum
Iebten 0tal nobe 9ungeneB onae.
iproden; er befano iib in Der 91G.
| be beS cngliiGen 01mpfers r2onoon
GruOer". 9lu6 oieiet miro oerniBt.
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Der aaiicr bel Nlafcnien.

W0Bren0 0er Nnller 0le gIrnee
oe8 Generals beiihtigte, eruto6nte er
Die Eruppen SIT neuen Ibaten Der
Iapierfeit. ST iagtc llnter anoe.
rem: olIniere 6einbe iin0 nod nidt
poIlit1u0ig geidlagen, ltno mir mcr-
Den ntAt ruDeH bis Der 5cin0 boll
itduoig berridltet III. Ger Saiier
puroe BON Den &ruppen begeiitert
begriiBt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
BY MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
Author of "The Man in Lower Ten"
1eIs. by Mary Robsrts IInehart.
cHAprhR Xr-tcontInuedl.

CHAPTER XI-(Continued).
"Then. In a week." said Boroday' 'wher'
do you think Of going, ElinorR"
'T had hardly got SO far. Anywher'
but here"
"we shall have TO plan for YOU"
He picked M his soft hat and Hlinor
rose.
GOOD night, Ellnor."
"Good night. I am always happier Tor
having seen you"
He watched her back to the house. then
went down tho steps into tho road
There had been a dinner at the Country
club that night The Chief had attended
It, unknown to hostess and guests TO inc
extent of sitting in the grill room during
the evening and carefully watching the
men who came and went. He had dineo
quite alone in the grill. From where nc
sat he could see the dinner party guests
on the vernnda. There were noticeaoly
few Jewels to be seen. over his chop and
lager beer tho Chief smiled grimly.
After that he shook dice for a short
time with n young Enslishman named
Talbot. an interesting fellow From him
the Chief got tho club View Of the Jewel
robbery.
IT'S been coming to us for long
time" said Talbot, shaking the dice
Long ago advised somo of the women
who had famous pearls to have copies
made and keep the orlginals In their
banks. but they dlsliked the idea OF wear
ing limitations"
Il see."
"Then a woman Isn't satisfied to have
n string of pearls she must have 1t an
nounced In all the papers. OF course.
crooks all over the country road about
thom, and naturally their fingers itoh.'
IL understand" said the Chief. that
tho Bryant pearl has been recovered"
eyes, and good work on the part OF
the force, was Tnlbots comment. II
tho Chief smiled under his heavy mus
taohe, II there was the faintest possible
twinkle in Talbots eyes, who was there
to seer
Talbot took the Chief down to tho sta
tion in hts gray machine. They had
chntted very pleasantly But just OPP
poste the steps from Elinor's garden
they blew out n tire. The car swerved.
suddenly throwing the light from the
lamps along the bank. Standing In the
shadows, and thus unexpectedly revealed,
was Boroday.
Talbot brought the car to a stop and
jumped out Tho Russian had gone on
down the hill
'Awfully sorry" said Talbot. Looks
as If you'd have to walk down. Perhaps
you will find another car to pick you
up"
II shall rather enjoy the walk" said
the Chief. eyes ahead in tho darkness,
"Whoso place ia this2'
Talbot glanced up and around.
I'm afraid don't know anything about
the village He opened the tool box.
The Chief took two or three steps along
the road and turned. About here, wasn't
1t, that the Episcopal clergyman was
shot2"
II cannot tell you that. either. 1t was
somewhere along this road"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
4 TIE GIRL WHQ) I'LL LAD - NO GOD

At O'Clock in the morning he pressed
the arbor button, and old Henriotte.
grumbling at this second disturbance OF
her rest, reused Elinor again.
Time was precious. Hun, having runB
the announcing bell, made his way up
through the dew to the house. And 30 II
was that Elinor opening the house door,
met him face to face As she recoheo
from him, he closed the door
II have brought you message from
Boroday," he said swiftly. I've been a
fool and scoundrel and-its about all up
ElInor hardly realized what he was say
ing. The light Of horror had already dled
out of her eyes. To her, Walter, once her
lover, now typifed all Of suffering ana
nearness to death that lay in old Hilary's
room upstairs
"The first train leaves the city at
O'Clock" he said, trying to keep his voice
steady. "It is hardly likely they will be
out so soon, but under some preteKt OF
other they will search the house tnis
morning" 49,,
How can I leave the house now2 Up
stairs In fathers room"
II know" he put In hastily. I Know
all about It. Elinor, 1 am sorry, l am
wildly sorry It's no excuse to say 1 was
crazy; but was"
"If go away" Elinor said, with white
lips, "how will they manage about him1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

Good night" sang the Chief cheeriiy,
and started down the hill.
Boroday had come out OF the taiiaIy
Kingston place He knew that Klght
here almost where he stopped, was wnere
Ward had been found. Then. In spite oi
| old Hilary's death, the band was sun
using his house Things were closing up
Boroday tramped on down the road.
About 100 yards behind him the CHIEF fol-
| lowed.
Talbot, hammerlng at a recalcltrant
tire, filled the air with the short angry
raps Of his hammer on tho rim.
The russian had an almost uncanny
sense OF pursuit. More than once In his
life It had saved him. and now he knew
he was being followed. He made no at
tempt whatever to throw his pursuer on
the track, but went directly TO the station.
There no got an evening paper at the
closing newsstand and glanced over It.
standing under an arc light For ell his
enHrossment he saw quite distinctly the
figure of the Chief as he crossed the track
and took up his station behind a pillar
of the trainshed. Boroday was thinking
hard. 1t had been that unlucky swervlng
Of q machine on the hill that had be-
trayed him. He knew that now. And he
had Just come out OF the Kingston place.
1t was bad. very bad.
Boroday rode all the way into the city
WIN tub Culel u uOAen BahkH Denlnu nlIi'
The Chief did not follow him home. He
knew where he lived and ho could lay his
hand on him when he wanted him. He
was going to want him now pretty soon.
The Russian knew that, too.
When he had entered his apartment
and turned on the light, no found Hun
standing by a window. The boy ducked
back as the light went UP
For moment the two eyed one an
other. Hun was unahaven, sunken-eyed,
dirty. Tho contrast between this Wild
eyed boy ana the tall Russian was
strong.
"Well7' said Huff deflantly.
"slt down" Boroday's tone was kind.
He went to n closet and got out a bottle
of vodka.
when did YOU have anything 70 eat7'
Il am not hungry"
Nevertheless Boroday forced on him
little bread and meat.
II didn't know you were out until to-
night" HUH said at last, pushing his
plate away.
Where have you been7'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

The nurse needs 40 many thinss. s1A ;
I see that she has them"
A flame leaped into the boys ewes
'If you care for him like that-vybst -.
you going to do about it7 Even n y
cares for you. you cannot marry hin, ~
he ever found out about you"
He will never marry me. And-he A..
know"
The fact that Ward knew the ,r,,..
about Elinor and the band brought bso,'
to him their common peril He tbr,,ls
aside, for the time at least his nessi.s
and his despair, and calmly directed M.
energies toward preparing the houso sas
the inevitable search. 'O'
30 systematic had old Hilary been a.,
there were few papers to destroy So
OF the ledgers as we're incriminsiiny IN
burned in the furnace. Elinoris boS ~ ~
Jewels he carried upstairs and nlacod ~ ~
the library table Such settings az ~
remained from the Country CIub rais
after the gems had been taken out y.
melted together in old Hllary's oruoihis
and placed the gold and platinum ppeSa,
in Hlinors box.
He had set the safe to sin1ple oor,h,
nation and closed It. Except for its siys.
and for the protective wiring buried in ~
walls, It might have been family satn
built by nervous and elderly gentlar,aI
living in the country to hold his siivos
spoons,
1t was too late by that time Ia hvr,.
the box as Boroday had suggested Hny
did the next best thing. He butjed "a
carefully in Bllnor's garden, under y
olump of crimson phlox.
CONTINUED MONDAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
HOrsemen Honor Stotesbury

Philadelphia today got the highest
recognition 1t can receive from horsemen
when L. T. Stotesbury was elected presi-
dent of the National Horse Show Asso,
citation. Mr.. Stotesbury succeeds the late
A. G. Vanderbilt who lost his life when
the Lusitanla was sunk. Mr.. Vanderbilt
had been president OF tho association II
number of years before his death. It has
been determined to hold a show this year
in Madison Square Garden from NoVem-
ber to IL. The show officially was
abandoned last year on account OF the
fit of the Red Cross proved an excellent
Substitute.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
F. A. North s Co. to Give 100 Pianos

The annual distribution of 100 square
pianos to deserving poor people by tho +.
A. North Company, 1908 Chestnut street,
will begin on Monday. Application for
one Of the instruments may be made n
writing, but the pianos will be awarded
first TO those who appear in person In
order of their application. The gift
pianos are in good condition and have
years of service in them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
A GREAT MYSTERY STORY

"Drinking my head Off in a dive on
10th street" said Hun savagely. I'm
all right now"
what got into you, Walter7 For you
to turn on us like that-to expose every
one of us, as you have"
she was in love with him. wish Id
killed him.
Very patiently Boroday told him what
had happened. over the matter Of the
Bryant pearl he passed as lightly as he
could But Huff realized tho signih-
cance Of Elluor's placing It in the aims
box. lie went rather white.
I'VE would have got of with the Coun-
try Club matter we'll enough, but this
murderous frenzy of yours has finished
us ALL Wen have to break up and get
away. want YOU to go out to Bllnor's
tonight"
"She will not see me-"
"I think she WILL" said Boroday Il
want her TO get away the first thing In
the morning. Let her empty the vault,
He hesitated. Ellnor's fortune In Jewels
was becoming menace. Whoever took
them in charge was possibly putting
halter around his neck
Bring the Jewels TO me, II you have a
chance. II It seems better, perhaps you'd
better bury them out there"
"Where?"
you might" said the Russian thought
fully, bury them in old Hilary's grave"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
Pm Tired

I'm tired washing dishes,
Im tired serubbing floors,
I'm tired shining stove-plpes
And stopping babies roars.
I'm tired tending ares.
I'm tired cleaning stairs,
I'm tired dusting things
Like heavy parloF chaira.
I'm tired doing 8aahings.
I'm tired mending hats.
I'm tired doing housework
That goes With furnished fats.
I'm tired doing cooking
In tired mendins clothes.
Eul I'm NOT tired seeing
Ins mcEsnE picture shows
1llia 8 ealeaEn. e Rhc4Qplag AIaSazina.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

TT WAS only an hour or so before dawn
i when Huff got to the Hall. There were
no trains between midnight and morning,
And Talbot's car, which he might have
used, had been long delayed by his burst
tire. He took suburban trolley line for
perhaps half the distance and walked the
rest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.

Hotel Hayilla BgEs sa Ave- a RssiP. asa ig, = uD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
WMDMoon NORTH, \. ).

HOTEL ELBERoN 5sS. 3ss +, EsSI. FeDsE r.. AZ: A.s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
CHAPTER XXI

you might" said tho Russian thought
fully, bury them In old Hilarys grave"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

sft.lkG 1AKE BEAoH. n. }.
THE BREAKERS DIRECTLY on Fiia
SPRING LAKE HEAcH. n. j
i. N MOSS. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

7 H E B Re A KE ERS
oalz 5ezzaaslk hotel. <. a. YOUNG. Msr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19
EAGLES MERE. Pa.

PERKlOMEN INN Idea Ideal ,5ao modern n resort!
boatg. bathg. nsh'g. Tennis. Bidt. G.M.CarI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

Keystone iasn.s "a PssF 1ssl ssSsa ssi a.. E.59
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-19

Howard Near Station and river. Excellent
accommodations. Bklt. G, Howard.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17
@eiteres iiber ben Inter
gang bet v9lncpna"
3ebe 9erIon an gorb bate ssrettst
perbsn miiKen,
Oenn bic 9eIasung ni9t ben 8opi
perloren
llno in ieis.r DsiIs fid Der Soote Be-
mGdtist bdtte.

@ien, iiber Berlin. (9rubtloa
na6 Sappiue, y. o. 16. ROUember.
Der oone gsri6t Oes aommanoeura
bes llnterisebootss, oas tiirSli4 i'm
RittelIGnbii6sn M.sr ben italieli'
Iteu 9ampfer r9lntOna" Osrisntt bat,
1T nod midi sinsstroffen, aber Der
geriat, auf psIdem bic am Sonntas
bonn &. &. Mnrinsminiitsrium abss'
sebene GttlGrung baiirts, tpsiit nad,
ME BON bobsu geamtsn srtIGrt piro,
bab niat cine eiuSise psriOn bait:
umtummtn oiirfen.
es Dirb Dsriidsrt, oab ii6 Der
Mannitait Der .antona" iofort sine
qanit b.mGttiste uno baB tie that
idhli6 9oote dusIebten, ipGbrenb Der
Dampfsr nit elmer 9eidpinbisteit
bon IA Rsilen in Der StunOe fubr
0ieIe goots ialussu naturssmdb um,
es paren aber INNER nod goote &C.
mug pOrbanbsn, nm Ssosrmdnh rettsu
gu iOnnen.
Gs pirb fernsr ertIart, bab BIZ
RitslisOsr Der 9eiasuns ii4 ber
gcote bsmGdtistsn ano melt bon BEN
Dampfsr fOrtruberten. unb bab BEN
aapiidn brinabs cine unb cine babe
Stunb. 3sit s,Iaifsn ipurbs, lin BIZ
an gors befinpIihsH 4srionen in BIZ
goote gu tbrinsen.
Gin SfrrsiHiI4es 9samter Be.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-17

mertts in gerbinOung 6iermit, Oub
lt9 Die gefaBung bes italienir6en
Oampfers ~5iren5e" ebenIo feiae be-
na9m. als biefer nu6 Der rQncond"
perientt purbe.
Die Regierung bat bic originate
Snitruttion i'm geiib, bic alle italieniz
i4cn S6iffstapitdne er6alten ba6en
unb Die babin lauten, bab bic Sfiffe
Die unterieeboote iiber ben Saufen
rennsn ooer baB iie entfli,9en foIten,
je na6 Der poiition Der Scbiffe sur
,3sit beg Qnsriffes.
IS pirb IN bieIigen offi5isllen arei.
len barauf bingetpiefen, bab Der &omz
mnnbeur bes llnterieebootes, oas bic
.ancpnd" DerIentts, ni6t pifIen tonnz
te, OBJ Der Sampfer eiu friebIider,
nad bem @uslanb beitimmter pafaz
gierbampfer ooer Elm Sransportbamz
pier mar, unb bab er iosar bers6tigt
NOR. Die .Qncond" aIs elm &rieas>
i6tit an5uie5en, neil lie i'm Snter=
Hationalen JlOttenregiiter ais Elm
.9ilfstreu3er per5sidnet 1T, nit elmer
proDiiOrii6en 2trmirung Don u Gem
timeterssi6iiBen.
~&uf iepen SAT-, iasts Der @e-
pd9rsmann Der gfociirten preiIe,
rtbat Der &ommanbeur oes unterIee,
bOotes feline sdulbigtsit, inbem e,
ben 0ampfer anrisf, unb als bieie,
bic 6ludt srgriff, bIieb ibm ni9ts an:
beres ii6rig, als 6eusr 3u geben. 81
bus unterise5oot Die nQnconu" an9e.
9alten bate, rpenn es aspuBt, bdB bic
Ie Elm na4 2tmerita bsftimmter BAL
Iagieroampfer mar, 1T cine offen
5rags.
Sn ResierungtreiIen srfpartet man
oab bic Der. Staaten ni6ts IN oet
Ingelesen6eit t6un perbsn.