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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-06
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Central Michigan poultry show
c. c. Rommer was in st. Louis last
week.
w. +. Wedge was in Ithaca the first
of last week.
Elmer Francis of Mt. Pleasant was
a visitor here last week.
G. A. Brown of this city was an
Ithaca visitor last week.
Mrs. c. Williams spent a day last
week with friends in Ithaca.
Mrs. Henry Gladstone of Ithaca was
here the first of last week.
George Stone of Ithaca was in
Alma the middle of last week.
James Klein visited his parents in
st. Louis the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parker of
Ithaca were in town last week.
f. H. Mapes was in Ithaca on a
business trip last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Bernie Cheney of Minneapolis
has been a guest of Mrs. Irwin for sew
eral days.
Mrs. A. Stonerock visited with her
brother. Daniel Hubbell, of this city
last week
Herbert G.. Pulfrey of Saginaw Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Pulfrey, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Guober and
son Charles spent the weekend with
friends in fremont.
George Ricketts,, former owner of
a shoe store in the Pollasky Block,
was in town last Friday.
The Woman's Club held a very fine
meeting Monday afternoon, January
18th, at the home of Mrs. J. W. Rob-
inson.
Mrs. +. r. Loveland left Saturday
for Grand Rapids and intends to re-
main there with her daughter until the
first of March
The w. r. C. Thimble Club met with
Mrs. Lewis Tuesday afternoon. All
fortunate enough to be present spent
very enjoyable afternoon.
The Rummage sale given Saturday
afternoon, January the 10th, by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church, report that the sale was a
very successful one.
Partisan Sage surely makes dull,
lifeless and faded hair glossy, soft and
fluffy. Just one application removes
every bit of dandruff and stops itch
ing scalp. A large bottle costs but a
trifle at Chas. Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21

Romano Clark of st. Louis was in
Alma Monday.
Mrs. II. f. Altman was in Brceken-
ridge Friday.
c. A. Myers of Breckenridge spent
Monday here.
Mrs. Glen was in Fremont several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs b. +. Hammond re-
turned to their home in Pontiac after
spending several weeks with Mrs. /.
Worden, the mother of Mrs. Ham
mond.
Rev S. b. Porterfeld and wife re-
turned to Croswell, Mich, their home,
after a very pleasant three weeks Wis
it here with their children, Charles
Porterfield, Mrs. John A Reid and
Mrs. Miner Nevills.
The Art Club held their open day a
short time ago at the home of Mrs. w.
c. Viet on Wright Avenue. A great
many guests were present to respond
to the roll call. Some of the time
for the evening was devoted to
fancy work, and a short story
was read by the president of the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
E-Z,E-Z,E-Z,E -Z

$500 Petticeats % Mrs. 7. J. Adams
Milo Hayes was in Ithaca Monday,
Joseph Sartor, sr., was in st. Louis
last Thursday.
Mrs. Olsen spent the week end with
friends in fremont.
Allen Orser of Ithaca was in town
the first of last week.
Mrs. Charles Plowman is visiting
her brother in Lansing.
Albert Shankle spent day in
Breckenridge last week
Leon Stinchcomb spent several days
last week in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Smith were in
Grand Rapids last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Isenhath spent We'd
nesday evening in Riverdale
John Grover of Elsie was an Alma
visitor the first Of last week.
Mr.. A. Cummings of Ithaca was
here on a business trip last week.
Atty Romano Clark was in Alma
and Ithaca last Friday on business.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
Foster S E-Z smokers

Mr.. J. w. Johnson and sons Fred
and Orie of Riverdale attended the
skating rink Tuesday evening of last
week.
Miss Louise Mclaughlin of Irish
town was the guest of Henry Nc
Laughlin and family for several days
last week.
Howard l.. Holmes has been driv-
ing a rural mail team on route four
during the illness of the regular car
rier, Mr.. Brown.
Professor West has large class of
young ladies at the NJ. +. church.
About twenty-five were present at the
class meeting last Sunday.
Esther Horton, Ruth Vanalsyne,
Rhea Fallon, Juanita Sutton, and AL
len Highfield, who attend school here
spent Sunday with their parents at
Riverdale.
The Presbyterian Fortnightly socie-
ty will meet with Mrs. f. II. Doane,
1877 State street, on Tuesday after
noon, January 26. The annual cleo
ton of officers will occur at this meet
ing.
Why suffer catarrh and let it ruin
your health and happiness. Simply
breathe Hyomei. Chas. Rhodes sells
it on the "No-cure-no-pay" plan. Be
gin. treatment now and get quick and
lasting relief
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
Alma cigars, E-Z

The fourth number of the Alma Col
Iege Musical course will occur Friday
evening, January 22nd at the college
chaTel.. Tie entertainment viii cor :
sist Of a song recital by Reese +. Veaich
baritone assisted by Rudolph Byers,
reader
The G. j.. Maier Clothing Company
has been very fortunate in adding to
their staff of competent statesmen
Ralph Wheaton, who has been en-
gagged in business in Lansing. He will
fiji the vacancy made by Henry Miner,
who is one of the partners in the
Miner restaurant. Mr. Wheaton has
had a very broad experience in the
mercantile line, and up to the past
two years has made his home i'm this
city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
Smoke E.Z smokers

Charles Kipp of Wheeler was in
Alma on "A business trip last Thurs
day.
Attorney Giddings Of st. Louis
spent last Wednesday in Alma on
business.
John Barkman of Breckenridge was
in this city on business last week
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Evans of Riv-
erdale visited friends in Alma last
Wednesday.
Vinton Richards left the first of the
week for Flint, where he has accept
ed a position.
Mrs. Ethel WEIGH spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Joe WEIGH, of
the Town Line.
DR.. f. A. Gill, whose Offices were de-
stroyed by fire, is now located over
the Economy Shoe Store.
DR.. Thomas Carter and Miss Pauline
Horton of Riverdale visited friends
in Alma Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb spent
last Friday in Alma, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Smell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin eager and Mrs.
Frank Tanner of Sumner spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Abbott spent
Sunday with Mrs. B. Mckinney and
Miss Flora Waldo of the Town Line.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
j. p. LOSEY
Registered Optometrist
Your eyes carefully tested and fitted
119 SUPERIOR ST. ALMA. MICH

club. A picture guessing com
petition contest followed, and the prize
was won by Miss Lena Johnson, the
members prize was won by Miss An
nette McLaren. A dainty lunch was
served by the emergency committee,
and all returned to their homes after
having spent a most enjoyable even
ing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-01-21
OpTOMETRIST


s. 90 Petticoats 3.es Mrs. P, j. Adams
Vernon Wright was in Ithaca Mon
day.
Ernest Wonders spent Friday in
Clare.
Eugene Brant was at Riverdale
Thursday.
David Brown of Vestaburg was in
town Friday.
Harry Gerber left for Grand Rap
ids Wednesday,
Mrs. Gage of Hillsdale is visiting
friends in town.
Orphalia Dyers is visiting friends in
Lansing this week.
Isaac Byard of Vestaburg was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. Street of Wheeler spent We'd
nesday in the city.
David Martin, ST., of Vestaburg, was
in Alma last Wednesday.
D. Chisholm of Breckenridge was
here for a day last week.
Helen Hoat Of Mt. Pleasant spent
Sunday with her parents.
Carl and Ethel Street spent Sunday
with parents at Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds of Riv-
erdale were here Saturday.
Joseph Page and Charles Button
spent Friday evening in Elwell.
Mrs. Perkins of Riverdale visited
with friends in Alma last week.
Mrs. H. F. Altman returned Tues
day after a months visit in Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Medler spent
Sunday with parents near Forest Hill.
Mrs. c. Flewelling was in Elwell
Tuesday and Wednesday on a business
trip.
William Rearick and son Robert of
Forest Hill were in Alma last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gerber and son,
Charles, were in Fremont several days
last week
Wednesday and Thursday of last week
in Forest Hill.
Allie Birmingham left Tuesday
morning to attend the automobile
show at Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Maley of Yes
taburg visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. Hud-
son last Wednesday.
Frank F. Smith left for Detroit on
Tuesday to attend the automobile show
and to purchase new Maxwell cars.
S. L. Bennett has just purchased all
of the sheet music in the stock of l..
Scattergood and the good will of the
business.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Church of Christ will sell baked goods,
Saturday afternoon. January %, at
Wright's Furniture store.
There is no pleasure in life when you
have Indigestion, gastritis, or sour
stomach. Mi-o-na is the safe, i'm
mediate and effective remedy that we
guarantee for all stomach misery
Chas Rhodes.
The local organization of w c. T.
u. meets next Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. James Redman, Alb Wood
worth Ave. The topic is Medical Tenn
perance, with Mrs. c. L. Wood as
leader.
The Sunshine Club surprised Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Burt at their home at
Pine River Friday evening The sur
prise party was for the birthday of
Mrs. Burt. Refreshments were served
and all fortunate enough TO be present
spent most enjoyable evening.
The funeral Of John Wesley Snyder
took place at his former home at two
o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. G.. r.
Brownlow officiated The local lodge,
No. 244, +. A. NJ, had charge of the
funeral services, and interment was in
the family lot at Riverdale cemetery.
The monthly business meeting of the
b. Y. p. u. was held at the home Of
Miss Marguerite Moore on River
Avenue Tuesday evening. At the
business meeting a social was planned
to be held in the near future at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith.
Games and refreshments followed the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

2onbou, Suai. Si. S9la4t,
bic IN Der lImssbuHs DON 9rs,mpsI
Ditbei, perfpri4t cine Der bIatisiten
in oieiem &risse gu perb.n. geio:
S.it.n babn g,rfariuHssH bOribin
ssihidt uuo in BEN SeipsrateR Ram.
pfsn, Die tdsIi5 bort itattiinosn, erlei'
ben b.ibe Ssit.H ri.iise @.rIuite an
WdHnf4aftsn uub ariessma!niaI.
Die 9tutffxn uno Sefsrr.i4er Sc.
ri5t.n, bab bereits siHise Der Sorts an
Der Rorbisits Der G.itung sefallsn finS
uHS on Der Siioi.ite ibre 9ruppsn &c.
gen bi. gifenbabn oOrriid.n, psld.
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iiber bic GrfoIs., tDel4e bic 9euti4sn
nub Stii.rrsider I'M Siibsn, b.i Strp
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ben.
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den bi. 9eutidsn pisb.r sintn @sr'
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m,hr sruppsu nu4 GaIi1i.H 81
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Die Dsuti4en uHb Ceiisrrsia.r .r'
tIGen. i'm Tlonat Wlai i'm 9anatn
msbr als 100000 guHsn S.ians,n &c.
Hommtn uno rieii5e Wfenstn Don
Rrisssmaterial er6eutst gu ba6en.
2(uf Der GalipOli SoIbini,I war,n
bi. poiition.n Der 9laiirtsn btftissn
gnsriif.n isit.ns Der 5iirt.n ousses
iebt, bic aber. ipis ein dm 9lxnb Der.
5iientliftsr britii6sr geri4t bsbaup.
iei, ale abssidIus,n ipOrO.n iinb.
Dort. ME in Grantr.i5. iptrb iebt Elm
rssulGrsr 9,luserunsstriss gsfiibrt. in
biei.m GalI. ipsrbsn obsr bic alQtirten
bon ibrr 5lotte unt.rftiitt, bic nab
r,nS bss sasss bi. iiirtif6en grib.n
6sf4ofsn unb bi. 5iirien p.rbinbsrt,
aus ibr.n GrGbsn beraus3utOmmsn.
Sic III aud I'M Stanbe. bi. glnsriffs
Der 4lIiirttn Su untsriiiibsn.
MAS Jrunirtib betrifft, 70 finb.n
bort bi. beftisiten aampf. n5rbIi&
pen alrras itast. no bic Gsuti4tu uno
.bk Grauoisa TN Sm 4<is Sss gro.
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Ser GrOberuns BON gtrs
@a.m febt sIatis. &c
fe9tt borarStgangeN.

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Berlin, 2. SUM. Si. aorrsipOn.
ben..u Der .WOrssH pOi' uub Der
.9rfii4su 3siiurs" sebsn cine gss
idseibuns Der Siro.rniiis, tpsIde Si:
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Siabt Gtrp in GaIi5isn. iiiS5itli6
DON prs.mpsI seIsg:u, 81 iib.rpiuSsu
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beftis.r G.fe6te DorcnstHstn. bon bs'
Hsn bas 6Iutisiie in o!r Rdbs Don Si'
iotpice ftaitfaub.
IN bitiem guri; buttsn ii5 bic
RuHsn fsbr Par, Dsyi4onat uub ibrs
@riben naren Suy5 StaHsISraHts
hinbsrniiis ssi5dsi. Radoem bisi.
DrI6an;ung.r seRommen tporbsn
Dar.n, itisbsn bic DeutIden unb
Geittrr.i6sr auf i!arie gertbeioi'
sunsspsrh I6nss beg Gtienba5nSam'
mes. gls aud bisi. geuommsn fporSsn
ipar.H. purS. bi. SSdbt fsIbit .y.
itiirnt.
Qls bic 9eutidsn aub Seiterreite,
angriffen, ftedttn bic RufH 2iioipics
unb anbsrs D0ri.r in granb. unb ,s
ipurSsn tDGbrenS O,r gdn5en gddt
Spif6en ben brsnu,uoeu Siuisrn nit
benz gdipnsit unb nit gepebrioIben
sstimpit.
WGbrenS sss Riit3usss Ieiitst.H bi.
9iuifsp f.br sab.n 1iosrituHO unO fie
bra9tsn INNER n.as Iruppen beran,
nit bsn.n fs einm G.senansriff mad
bem anbertn mddt.r.
Die beuti6eu MiIitirbebSrbsu ias
gen, baB bieier Siss COu GROCER Iira'
tesiit1sr gDi6tigtsit 1T. Die srObs
gbens nSrbIia Don 5trp III fir De-
feniipsp.ds iptnis s,:ign.i. unb man
sriparitt ouber, Oub bic RuFsn ii4 ouf
ben 9ui.ftsr Bel RO8pdoou suriidaie.
ben iperOsn, mo Fs rDabri1sinIia in
ben SumsiiaHSsr.!sH Ssaae sai.g
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prompt abssfdIassn. bur ein ilein.r
aheil siHss Grabens on nsr anbersn
Seite Der gbauffss, bic DON Rs1sDia.
na9 grurie fiibrt, purbs BON Ssm
GsinS. bsfssi.
sSm priefisrpaIS finbH immsr
nod hsftiss admpfe nm ben geiis els
niger StaH5grG6en itatt.
SeitIiasr ariessfhauplas: ~er.
fotsr.ide g.fsdis ssssn bic Ruffm ha'
Sen bsi RsubauT.n, 80 MsiI.n nOrb'
0filia bon 2ibau unb bei Sbibiti. 40
MeiI.H .IiiO0fIia Don 2ibau, iiattse'
funbsH. SaFeIbe ersisnst. iid tpeit.-
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rsi9ii5sn 9srbiinbetsn in Der Ri5s
tuns duf Reoeniee Dor.
SIN Monat Wlai ipurbsn auf BEN
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nsraIs BON Rad.Hitn in bic SdnSe.
Ginf6lisbIi9 Der an anotren punitsH
bss 5itIiaeu ariessf&aupIas.s LnS
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ben bic beuti3 5itsrr.i9ii&m Ders
6iiHbstsR felt QHfdnss Uldi nibt fpss
niger als 1000 OffiJi.re unb 300. 900
MaHR ssfansen ssnommeH.
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gu 9orsau.
amiitrbam, 2. SUM. - Die
.aolniife 3situns@ iagi. bab elm sros
bss Jeusr in bem Gsfanseuenlnger BEL
9oreau, preaben, btbsuteHbsn Shas
ben ang.ribist babe. 9arradsn fir
intsrnirte Sffisisrs in .insr aGuse BON
400 SUB tpurbsn bon ben 5lammeH
serit0rt.
Die gurI4sn Der Sffi5i.re baIfsn
has seusr betdinpfen unb rtiteten ben
gr0bisn 9beiI Der gff.ntien btr Off
3iert. Ga tam 1iemanb Bel bsm Geuer
ums aebsn, bsiisn Gniiisbuns ni&t
IfsiiosilslIi sptrSsa iSnate.
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unb sobn bes Ser3ogs OOn Ssrmones
ia, Der einmal italienii9er Miniiter
beg QeuBsren mar, bat ii4 Der io5ialis
itii9en Reformpurtet dngei4lofen.
Die 9arbanellen nnb Son .
5tantinDpel
8erben BON 275,000 Sirfen ber'
tbeioist.

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refponbent Der Il imes
2onbon, 2. Suni. Der aorre@
iponbent Der Zines" in 2ttben meloet
in elmer 0epsi4e, boB bic 9arbanenen
unb aonI Itantinupel BON 275, ,000Ulann
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pas Elm itattIi6es Seer isi beionoers
penn man in gstrudt siebt, bab einis
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poiitiunsn DON srobsr natiirIiaer
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bent bin5u, ybabsn bic Seuti4en Obue
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bluttse &dmpfe errei4eu gu tonnen.
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bis6erigsn s8ladtsn ben 8etpeis &c.
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4euBerfe 3u tGmpfsn." Gum S4luB
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unb ii6 nit jeOsr anbsrsn gtrmee mel
len t0nns.
mari 4au BON Der 2uftau4
bombar0irt.
mari 6au, polsH, 2. SUM. @tnc
Bonnie, bic am Mittpo3 BON sinem
beutidsR QsrppIan auf Burihau &C.
idleubert purOe, iaIug in sin DaHz
beIbiIosrtbsatsr Elm. Se9s Periouen
purbsn get6btet uno 25 Gnbsre Der'
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inbielinfiten an er0ffnen
Cine 9lmerifanerin
Sn 81 a dilanb unter Der " NJ
tldge ber SpionGge
berhdftet.

Oer9 aftet.
0atlonb, 2. SUM-. Sfa4sGe
@uOe Don G4itaso, stne 81 Sabre uIte
sangerin, purbs bier am Wlittipob
als MitTdulOige zines bapertI4en Sf'
fi3iers Oer6aftet, Der Der SpiORags Gn'
gstlagt iii.
Dor Elm paar 1ogen Oer9uftete be
poIi5ei einen baperiidsn Sffi8ier, gtG4
mens Martin G4ebommer, unter benz
@rrOd4t, sin sPiOn 8u iein. Gr bate
me6rmals bic in Der &riegs3one lies
genben proOinoen 8refciG uno @erDna
beiu6t. gs purOe feitgsIte1t, baB
S8e6ammsr unter Osri4iebenen yla'
men in mebreren italisniideu Stdbtst
gelebt bate, barunter audi in Ytoilanb
unb Rom. GS purbe aud feitgeIteut,
oaB er nit Der SGngerin SiGbeae
Babe bon GbiragO eng befreunoet mar
unb bic qoli3ei srmittelte, oab SRI.
Bape bier unter bem Hamen Wfdrgbsa
rita Marletto cine 8obnung bate. Bel
oer0ur9Iu4uHg Der 8Obnung ipuroeH
cine umfnngrei8e aorreiponben5 IT
6biffpeI9rift 6 gefunbeH uuO ferner Wtt.
litGrtarten ppn ben prpotn5eu IleI'
Ianbriu, uoire, 8erpna unb 8ailano
DON grDbem itrategii4eH @ertb. sic
befanben iia in einem srObeR 9ano"
toffsr, in benz aud Elm SeIofte9sr
uuo ein ReDoIper gefunOen Durbe.
9lus einem anoereuepddete oeutfcher
aprrefponben3eu iaisn berpor5ugebe1,
bab SIa6eue Daoe nit Der SerIiner
quIi5et Oerts6rte.
SRI. 81oe bsftGnb 5uerit ourdpf,
bdb fie Margberito Wube lei uuo ben
Sanotpffer auf Der Strabe gefunSeu
babe, nutbsm tie a6er tur5e 3eit I'm
G,eidngnib sugebrudt, CAB iie ibre
SSentitGt gu uHb fie fagte bGHn, oaB
eaebammer tbr ben SauotOffer NIT
Der @rtIGrung ii6ersebeu babe, baB sr
ppn Der qpIissi iiberpa9t fperoe una
befirtte, in ieosm auseHbIid OerRaf'
tet su peroeu, uno bab es U6thig ieL
| S;a SNoftu,er+p az oprbprugu
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@etterberi9t.

6iirO bio: @elegentli6er Strt4s
regen DIN 0onnsrftag; am Srettdy
I90nes, pdrmes Wetter.
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Ser britiidbe Sampfer
,,gainieb"
3u Der 9iproiee non einem oeuti6eH
lIaterieebOOt perienft.
Sieben psrfOH.H tamsn
bebei uHs 9sben.

Sieben gsriOHtH tamsu
babei uHs 2sben.
2onbpn,2 2. Suui. Der 6ritif9e
0ompfsr rsaiOie5" OOH 2tIsgonOria,
4sgapten, mad 5u1 uutsrpegs, puros
an 0isnItag in Der RDroise 0pu siHerl
bertf6sn uutsrieboot torpsbirt. Sic.
Ben qeriOusn bon Der 8sfasurg, bars
uHter cine SteparOeB, iiHb srtruntsn.
Die Al lIsbs!ebsRben DuroeH pGbrsHo
Sss 5ages in gbatbam gsIanost.
Die rS1ioieb", Elm 9ampfsr BON
ungefdbr 1000 sonusr Rssiftsr, mar
Gigent6um Der absbiSiaI RaiI g. g.
Company Don 2oHbpn.
Die rsaioisb" bate cine 48 RanH
itorts 8siasuns DON Grisaen artgorb,
eirsu britii3en aOmmanOsur uro o9t
pnTagisre Don OsrI9isbenen Ratioude
IitdteH. Den 9srIuft an RenI6euIsbeil
mar sins 6OIse bss umitanOes, bab bsi
benz 9erabIuHen eiuss 9ootes elmer Der
DARTS serbra6. Die Sniaiier biefes
goctss fisIsu ing WaHer. Sisieniser,
Die iid in BEN anosrsn gOOteu beFar.
ben, tpurbsn pou etuem 5ti9eroampfer
aufgsRommen. Der 9ampfsr strs Is
1irutsu na9Sem er tOrpsoirt porbsu
mar, unter.
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2lns Srrtbum
Wur6e Der amerttani d E
SantSampfer n9uIfs
Iiqbt- torpebirt.

ligbt- torpebirt.
gerIin, 2. Sunt. - Dts Osutiae
Rsgisruus bat ben umeritaniitsu 9ot'
f6after, Samss % 9erurb. offi5islI
benadridtigt, Sab bos SOrpebiren bss
ameritanii6en 5antbampfsrs .@ulf'
light, in Der gdbe Der SciGIp SnieIu,
eir Srrtbum gspeisr isi. Dem Sot'
f6after fpurbs fsrner bic 9sriitsrung
esgsben. bob barmIois neltraIs Sdiffe
pou ben TeutIaen in Rube gtIaifsn
ipiirben unS prompt GntibdSiguus gs'
lsiIlet niiroe, tpsun bur9 eiHen Srr'
tbum ubsr Surd einsn 3ufaG Elm neu'
traIss S4iff xiddcist tpsrbsn iOIte.
Der gotidaftsr 9erarb tpurbs fdOn
Dor stp,i Sassn Dom Observation-Disclosures
bena6ri6tigt, bub bic r9uIfIisbt"
our6 ,insn Srrtbhm tOrpsoirt porosn
Isi unO Der aDmmanbsur bss llrtsriss'
bootes bic amsriianii4e 5Iaese crit
bemertt, na6osm sr ben 9sfebI gum
Geusrn sss.ben bate.
qtiRs 5edno Dirb 9 o.
siaIif.
Rpm, 2. SUM-. - priw Ssano,
.sta saanaLiSss YssIa@satamiisIiss.
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Die Sdmpie aui ber Cali
pplis6albiuiel
Die Glliirteu m DEN al >
lem Gufaein na d tsine
Gorti6ritte.

y te NlltIrten m DEN al'
lem gnfaein ma d tsine
Gorti6ritts.
Cairo, 2tsgpptsn, 2. Suni.-9ie
fOIsenbe uffi8ieae gstanntmadung NIT
9e3us auf bic OperatiOnsn segsn bic
0arbausIsn tpurbe bier am abeno be-
tunnt sssebeu:
.2(m sriteu SUM fduo Elm bcftiger
Rabsampf ar unIsrsr nGrbIi6s1 isroHt
Hat. am n0rbIiden 9beil uHferer
SteauHg ma6ten uHiere Eruppen els
Hsn Sturmungriff uuf 3tUsi 2aufgra'
ben BEG Gsinbss, nit Der a5N4t, re
aussufilen, Der ptaH purbs aber
our6 Elm bsfttsss gumbarosHsnt Oer'
sit.It uHo cine Der Q6tbeilungeu mubte
ii5 5uriit3isbsn. Die aRbere 6sftnbet
ia nod in i6rsr pOiitiOn aiDiifsn uu'
ierer uuo Der feiNolt6eu 2inie.
,9isie Mttion tpurbe Don unferer
artinsrie in bsTtissr @.iis urtsritiiBt,
Der Jeinb erpiOer:. absr obus RiidFat
uuf bic Rotten bos Jsrsr in sbenfo
beftiger Weiie.
.gtm iiibIid.n S6sil Der Gront
muhteH bic Sir,en in Der Ra6t Oom
l. gum 2. SUM- bsftige Qugriffe auf
ben rs6tsn GliissI Der 5ran3OIsn uno
iie HaFmsN ;DsimuI Elm Sort, ous am
20. Tlai pou uHs gsuommeu tpgrbe.
Sn bsiSsn Gdlsn purbe obsr Der Jeirb
pisbsy 5uriitgstriebsn.
.aH Der srgliia.n Grput mar aaes
rubig.