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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
MuSDRECTING LETTERS.

The postmaster of Chicago is quot
ed as saying that As per cent OF the
mail handled by the Chicago post
Office is not properly addressed, AMI
that it costs about 100000 a year
TO correct the addresses and see that
the letters get to their destination.
Maybe that's an excessive estimate.
But there's no doubt that the care
lessness of the public is responsible
for an immense amount OF unneces-
sary work in the postotfice depart
ment. and an expenditure OF many
millions of dollars a year which might
be put TO a wortheir purpose.
The man or woman who misdireCts
a letter through carelessness or lazi-
ness is i'm the same Glars with the
one who gives a telephone number
from an uncertain memory. instead
of looking il up. IL is harder on the
postodice. however. than it is on the
telephone company. 1t may take days
10 clear up a dubious address The
delivery Of one misdirected letter may
take more time and trouble than a
hundred letters addressed properly.
but the department gets only the
usual two cents for it, And OF course.
i'm supporting this public institution,
the careful people pay for the eX
penses caused 10y the careless.
Wouldn't it be good thing il the
sender OF instructed letter We're
made 20 pay something extra for the
trouble ne causes the possofiice2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
THE MEL TING POT
,OMEI TAKE POTLUCK WITH us.

people, has, or have Us YOU please,
not conception of the trials of the
headline artist when he tries to fit a
seven EN- word in q three EN- space.
Were it not that our language is
provided with sorts his efforts would
be futile.
WE are preserving with some diff
Guilty our neutrality in the great war
game now being played between Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, or, TO preserve
the harmOnies, between Philadelphia
and Boston. The Sunday editor is
running a pool upstairs and the jani-
tor is shaking his pay envelope under
our nose and giving us our choice.
EXPECTED"
(From Miss Ethel NJ. Kelley's New
Book of Verses for Children)
it may be a girl that's comm;
1t may be a boy like me.
They oughter know
But t seems as though
They can't tell which t will be.
They say t will be a young one.
But ] guess I'll wait and see;
If they dunno yet
What kind they'll get.
They dunno know how old t will be
our Father in Heavim II send it
1t seems to be kinder late;
Wouldn't ] laugh
If I was six an a hall.
or maybe gOin' on eight!
If it really is a small one,
I'll show it around first-ratc,
An scare it some.
l wish I would come.
Seems if / couldn't watt
IT doesn't matter to us that He'll
man and Rost run the Wigton house
at Hart, Mich, as we shall not stop
there.
THE next morning" writes an au-
to tourist, I'VE reached the pretty
town of Las Vegas, where a team
of oxen passed us
But why comment on that?
LAST words may be sad or glad
words, but they should not be bad
words.
SLONG!
c. y. f.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
WONDERLIFT

For women of every figure,
from slight to extra-full. The
Wonderful Bandlet upktts,
supports and holds in place the
vital abdominal organs, thus
preventing. relieving and often
curing the ills peculiar to
women. This corset is a dis
tinct boon and blessing to all
womankind.
No 555-For tall full figures;
high, full bust and back; medium
skirt. Fine white coutil; sizes
"a to 36-$5.00.
No. 554-Same, but for abort
full figures-$5.00.
No. 556-For slender and
medium figures, in sizes from 20
up. OF fine, light strong coutil
$500.
Seld EpsE1ughsrs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
EAIPLoYING LIE UNEMpLOYABLe

EMPLOYING THE UNEMPLON ABLE
There are said 10 be about half a
million tramps roaming the highway s
OF the country, and half a million
other men hanging around the cities
in idleness. They are economic par
asites and a fruitful source of vice
and crime. They are the "unemploy-
able" They are the hopeless and
helpless, fallen by the wayside in the
struggle for existence in an individ-
ualistic society What are we going
TO do about them
THE New Republic" makes a sug-
gestion which is at least constructive
in tendency and worthy Of serious at
tentiOn. 1t is a project for "salvag-
ing" this human wreckage.
Most OF the paupers and wander
ers, we are told, are unemploya1IN
only in the sense that no employment
has been fitted to their abilities. They
are, as as class, subnormal. The av-
erage tramp is incapable of sustained
or concentrated effort.
Rut that fact. says 1.-The New Re
public" is no evidence that he cannot
earn his living. It is simply a ques-
ton OF fitting the job to the man. And
that can be done by scientific man
agement.
An efficiency expert has demon
strated that many tasks in scientific
management shops can be so simoH-
fed that d man knowing nothing
about the industry. and even undc-
customed TO manual work of any
kind. and master his job sufficiently
in one day to earn normal wages, 0nd
in three weeks can earn a bonus.
proper organization of work can pro-
vide a task for any but the most IN
competent workman that will enable
him at least to earn his living ex-
penses.
TIE plan proposed is, therefore, the
abandonment of the agricultural Ia
Dor idea-farm work being too hard
and complex-and the establishment
Of great Industrial colonies where the
work has been reduced to a simplifed
routine under the direction Of scien-
tific managers.
In such shops there will he hun
dreds or even thousands of tasks.
each perfectly definite, quickly learn
ed and easily controlled" The tramp
from the roadside or the lOafer from
the slums will be given simple job
and kept at it until he can earn a
good days wages. Then he will be
advanced To slightly more complicated
work. Thus the "unemployables" Will
slowly develop industrial effectiveness
and self-respect. and nearly all VIII
become sustaining
There are to be psychological c.
perts 10 examine such workmen for
mental defects and to cultivate in
them the needs and ambitions re-
CURED 10 give purpose To their labor.
There will be physicians to look
after bodily ailments. The minority
a. permanent irredeemahles" could,
it is argued. be made to earn at least
the price of their maintenance.
And the cost of such industrial
colonies? 1t would be betrayed 10y
the savings on poorhouses, peniten-
tiaries. charities and police expenses
and by the sale of the products mann
featured.
l. may sound like a Utopian plan
But in view of the utter failure sociesy
has made SO far in dealing with this
class OF citizens. it would be absurd
to condemn it odhand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
SOME CONVERSATIONS.

BY use of the newly perfected serum
tetanus has practically disappeared
from the French army, it is reported.
Also. the ratio of deaths from blood
poisoning has been reduced from So
to less than 10 per cent
If peace should be declared soon,
the inventions mothered by necessity
during this war would so a long way
toward paying for it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

The scientific hygienists say that
rats and fieas are far greater destroy
ers of life than the war. And they
are superior to human beings in that
they don't destroy their own kind.
Some day men will learn from these
enemies, and fight them, instead Of
wasting combative energy in mutual
slaughter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
YESTERDAY.

In Los Angeles. a woman. brood
ing over trivial domestic worries. en-
tered into a suicide pact with her
partly demented mother. They took
poison. but first they gave a portion
10 the little happy. laughing daughter
or the family. The father, a street
ear conductor. coming home from his
work, found his little daughter and
his mother-in-l law dead. his wife ap-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
SELF-REDUCING

Made expressly for stout
women, to reduce the size and
weight Of the figure and sup
port the abdomen. The Self
Reducing Idea has been devel-
oped into such a variety Of
models thatevery stout woman,
no matter how difficult her
figure, can be correctly cor
seted. For example:
No. 522-For average stout
figures; medium bust and skirt:
elastic Lasticurve back. No. 326,
same, for taller figures-S3.OO.
No. 344-For full figure of
medium height has invisible"
Self-Reducing Straps. No. 345,
same, for taller full figures
$500.
mo Hy1sa1fe- Ex.kso, E,.s.,s. A. y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

1t has been discovered that William
Jennings Bryan has live brother. 1t
is Charles w. Bryan. mayor of Lin
coin, Nebraska, who has just been
elected chairman OF the state dry
federation. Have a juice on US,
Charlie,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

1t may be that Kaiser Wilhelm is
not a universal genius and the Euro
pean vice-regent OF the Almighty.
Nevertheless It has yet TO be shown
that the war has produced any bigger
men than this same Wilhelm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

The Armenian problem is rapidly
being settled for good. The Turks
are settling il SO fast that, at the
present rate. soon there won't be
enough OF the Armenian r7ce left TO
hold an inquest on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
L. ClaRENCE rail-.

The passing Of T.. Clarence BAH,
prominent in south Bends art world.
takes from our midst a worthy ciu-
zen. that we can IN afford 10 lose. The
suddenness OF IL. the unexpectedncss.
adds only 10 the surprise. Mr.. Ball
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

An observing citizen remarks that
street cars would be more commodlous
and comfortable for everybody if
men would sit just as women do
with both feet on the floor" 1t might
help some, too, II men would stand
as women do.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

The Dupont family has subscribed
literally TO the Anglo-French loan,
tbs reported. The powder making
business is real good. and the Dr.
Pont family plays both ends against
the middle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
M HAT TME PAPERS SAY

from Indiana. and Stanton from Geor-
gia. The Indiana novelists have
wrought as we'll at home as they pos
sibly could have wrought IL New York
Henry Watterson has Numbered from
Louisville; William Allen White, lin
gering in Emporia. has commanded
the widest audience, and Winston
Churchill at his home in Cornish, ~
H.. has done as much. Our own Dr.
Washington GLADDEN. might. no doubt
have gone 10 a much larger city, but
who viii believe that he could any
where have rendered better or a
wider serviCe2
These are but a few Of many In
stances that might be cited TO show
that enc no longer must go a large
city TO make nation wide fame.
There may be reasons OF convenience,
il IS true. but there is no longer any
reason OF necessity: and often the
smaller place offers the better envir-
onment. People are not giants be-
cause they live and labor in a large
city; neither are they pignlies because
they dwell in the country or in a viii
lage They are great only as they
serve. wherever that may be.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

One item Of war preparedness IS
the acquisition Of a Panama canal
that's a canal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

Turkey is the only country which
does not use the Red Cross 10 denote
Its hospital corps. 1t is allowed 10
use a red crescent in Difference TO the
religious scruples OF its soldiers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11
DIR. PAUL's GLASSES

Relieve headaches and eye-strain
"Shur-Ons" 1915. 20s J. NJ. S Bldg.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-11

Memo HyEisnic- Fashion Lnstftuts. NJ y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-29

2onooH, %. Wai. Der Grs
folg Der SeutfteH unterieeboote mi.
ibrsn ansriffen auf bi. britii6e GIots
te, bic bic 4rmee Der auiirten aui Der
9aaipOIi SaIbinisI uHt.ritiibt, unb
BEN llHtsrgang Der paHserfaiff. .sri.
ump5' unb .Wojeitis- sur JoIse
baise, tuis au9 bic INNER msbr 3unsb.
meHbe qt.ipi.dt oisir gpOte IN ben
bic britifdeH SHfeIn umssb.Hb.n Gs'
pdfsrn; ME au9 Die DrObung, ben
llHttriestriss duf ben Sus5,anaI aus.
subebneH uHb ben 5aHbsl Der Surh
ben aanal ge6t, Oeruriadt 5tpar ben
britifdeu Waarins5sb0rb.n nod tsiu:
sruittids gsforsniB. bsutet aber bod
auf bic srobs Gsfabr bin, bi. eintrs.
ten pirb. tpeHn Ssutf4Ianb I'M StaH,
be iF, bi. 3abl isinr InterfsebOots
nod ip.feutIi4 su Dermsbr.H.
Ssute tpurS. bas gsrfsr.en Der
britif6en Sampfers ,gaSebp" uns
rSpam.pmoors- uHb Der fdpeSii6sr
Barrie .R. Roospeu' g.meIbe.. nj,
aud bi. sbatfa&, bab Elm unterfe..
Boot auf ben srobsn 9ampfsr .9trsplI.
fbirs" Sasb md4te. BEN .s abr se'
lang gu .Ht.ommsu uHS 5aSrs ,u er.
reihen.
Der britifds ge.5anbel uimm.
ubsr Itinen GOrisans. seraSe alb Of
ss tsiHs uutsri.ebOOts sa6e. unb Cd
nirb Oeriidert. Sab bic Sperationsr
sessu Die DorbaueIItn uHuntsrbrp6er
ibren Gortsuns ns6men tperSsn. Dil
Glctt, bOrtislbit mug bic aonSunss,
armee untsritiibsn uub nit Der Gs-
fabr rshnen, bon unterieebppteE
Wineu uber Gsihlsfsusr ;srit5rt 81
tperosn.
Die 5iirtsn nit ibren bsutfhen 81
fi3iereH. iperbsn binnsn aur3em pabr,
fheinli9 nit elmer n.usu SnDa'ion 81
rs4neu bubsn. lInoffisislI. Ra6ridtat
bic bier sinseirOffsn fnb. laut.n bar
bin, bab bic Stalisner cine srObs 2ln
sahI 9ruppen auf Der SnieI RbObus
an Der aiiite bon al.inaii.n, sslunbe
bdtt.n. pdtrenb Elm itaIisnii6er areu
ser bic Giabt 9sbruna. an GoIf Dol
aos, am sJsitlanb Der aiiatiihsu Siir
Tel, ni6t nett Don RboSus ,ntfsrn.
ltsmsasessi bsSsu. % i&siasa be!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-29

SueS.aanaI oerlaIien. Wtit Siniift
arr Sic GrfoIge Der Seutiheu Saut,-
boote segen britiif,e Sd1iffe IN ben
0aroanellen, ruiir6e elm foItes 9or'
geben pbne 3peiiel Die Gtifinbrts.
oerbinSung 5fpiiben europa uno Dem
fernen Siten gang beoertero sefabr.
BEN. Giner bei Dem Reitter'iheH gI.
reou BON apnituntinopeI eingetroffe.
uen Iepeibe sufoIge, Iaiitet Die be.
ioete 9toie, peIfe on befreuuoete,
neutraIe @l6dte eeridtet III, pie
folgt: .SSn sIn6etraft, bob Die britt.
ibe ResierliHg ibre in Der aoHoeu.
tion bon 1888 ben nelitraIen Rdtten
segeniiber iibernommeiieH gerpTIid.
tlmgeiL feline ariessidiife I'M cues
Ranal gu baltcn, uift erfiiat bat,
fonoern i'm iesigen ausenbIid iosar
ben aanaI beieitiet - in anbetraft,
baB bic enslif6e Resieruns mil
feinSIif,eu abiif)teu gegcn Sas tiirfiD
ite Rei6 Sruppen in Ggppten eeIat.
bet BAT, ii.bt fi9 bic tiirtif4s Resi.'
rlng sen5tbist, nrilitdriife Uaabrc,
geln 3um Struse ibres taiierIiter
SerritorigHs, ponon Gsppten eincr
SbeiI biIoet, 5u treffeu urib BIZ
| lfsiubli6su getpeguns.n auf ben Sus,.
aunaI aiis5u6ebnal.1 9ieier Rotl
MIRO nod birsugcfiist, Sub. faGs
Sieie WabreseIn nel,traIen Stiifcr
oStr @aaren Sfaben ,itfiisen fol-
ten, bic @eroilt1uorhmg airf bic bri
tide iuno frarp6iiif)e Resierifng fal
len rniiiie.
Die Oh mpasr.gsfranSet
Rantes. fSrantrsib, %. Mai
Der Dampfer Ga Champagne pDn b.l
frans0fi1en iransatlantii4en 2ini,
III auf cine Sanbbans BEL Ct. gla'
aoire asitranbst. Die 900 psrionen
bic iih an gorb befanbeH. fin
bon Gal.ppsrn abseboIt unb s.ldnb,
rpOrbu. Die aabung pirO tDabr'
fdeinlih an Gamitas seISIdt per'
ben. Ods @etter III f65n unb BIZ
See rubia. Gs brobt bah.r BEN Dam
pier ioipsit tsins Gtfahr. Der Dam
pier Ga Champagne IN ron 3o6s ION
nsn Rsaiftr unb III TN SanSsl mt
SaO. une -Nii.sl gmtsiia ndSif'
'liist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-29
Ser Slnsrtff framS6iiiAer
5lieser aitf Smotuissbafen
Satte ben Sob Don elf unO bic 9ers
punbung bon % perionen
our Golge.
@Gbrenb Der arseri6tete matsriele
G6aben un6ebsutenb mar,

4mferbam, 20. Utat. - Die
.a6Gnif6e @pltsseitung" Oer0ffeutli4t
ben Folgenben geriat iibsr bic @ngrifTe
sines fran5DiiiAen 6liegergeIaDGber5
auf bic @tabt 2ubptssbafen, in Der
Rbeinpful3:
rQm 9onneritag Mor9en I'M ur9e'
fG6r 6 ll6r srfaieusu flint Ober iea5
fetrbli6e 9leroplune iiber Der @tGbt.
9as GerGuf9 Der 9ropeller tpsdte BE
2eute auf, bic nod i4liefen. Sds
Bettsr mar i10n unb tlar. Intt@
plunsSeIaiiss sd6en 5ensr aut
bic untpiQtommenen gefudsr, bic Gber
ii6er Der Gtabt &reiIe bef4rteben uno
bonn in peitli8tr Rt6tung bapOH
floaen, nd6oem iie Oiele gomSsn auT
bic Stabt geI8teubert. Cine Der SOm1
ben Fiel auf oas Saus bes StGbtratbS
3suq, in benz brei 4DeriDnen get0otef
unb Serr 3eug unb bier anosre yer
Ioueu pertpunbet purben. Ginc aubere
gombe t6btete tpeitere brei 4er'onsIE
unb psrtpunbete bier. giner Der aota'
titer ipurbe gum 2anbeu ge5pungen'
er perbrannte feline Raf4ine, sRe sT
aefanqeu genommen tDerbsu tOnute.
..9isle gombeu tpurbeu auf be AH''
Iin.Sabrit gepOrfeH. 0ort pur0sH
flint gerfOueu get6Otet unb 10 Osr'
puubet Der gstrte6 Der Gabrit DurO'
uber nidJt geitprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-29
3ie v0mlHigbt"
Mar Don .iRsm osutiaen uRtsriee5cot
tOrpsbirt pOroen.
Isbsr ben 9ngrtff auf bic rRebrustaH'
fns iurpstt ietHs Roari4tsH in
Berlin etHsetroffsu.

Berlin, iiber 2onoun, %, Weat.
Sag augDdrtigs gtmt uHo bas WIas
rinsminiitsrium iinb nod Obns gla6s
ri6ter ibsr bas angeblide 5orpsbiren
bes ameritaniiaen 9ampfsrs ,Rs6rass
ian" uno bic bisIissn 8eamteu IsbHen
ss ub. ii9 in irseuo cine Beiie ii6sr
ben Gou gu GuBsru, Biz es IN bsitimm'
ter Deifs f.tssitsut III, baB Der Gns
griff bon sinem beutiasu Boot gsmaht
purbe. Die 0eutfben 3eituuasH bas
Ben nihts mebr iibsr ben Gon Der ,gse,
srastau' ssbratt, fsitSm bic .rfts De-
psi9e DON ROTTERDAM siutraf, in Der
ssmeIbs. purSe. SoB bas 56iff tOrpe:
Sirt por6sH, absr Hidt uHtsrg.saHg.H
lei.
Gs III iest SsfinitiO fsitgsit.nt, bab
Der 9umpfsr .guIflis9t" bon siHsm
beuti6en untsrissboot torpeoirt tpOr'
ben in. Der gsriat beg SpmmanSeurs
beg betreifsnbsn sau6bOotes III i'm
Narinsmiuiitsrium einsstrpffeu. Der
Sommdnbsur msIost, bab, uIs sr bic
r@uIflisbt" 5u.rit seieb.H, Der Dam-
pier oon SiDsi gatrouilsboctsR besIsi'
iet gepeIen lei, sy lei besbul6 81 ber
gluii6t se.ommsn, oab es eHtpsosr cir
britiIder 9ampfsr sstpeisu lei, obsi
boB er aonirs6an6e an gorb babe
Die @ntp.ienbsit Der pdtrouilebOOtt
babe Elm. bsFsrs gsrbadtuus nitt &C.
itattst, ba bies gu ssidhrIia gspsisr
isin piitbs.
Die Sairptpuntts Der artpor'
Deutfalanbs auf bic dmsri:anii4
gote nit 9sJug duf bic nGuiitunia"
9lnaeIegsnbstt iino pubriaeinlt9 be-
gtegisguns in Daibinstou bstunrt, Si
gloie, bic tuabriasintia am Samitat
Der amsrisaHii9tn Rssieruns susefsu
hirS, piro botH ssist sspba lshsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-29
SSeitcre Gpfer oenti0er l(nter=
ieebODte.
3ufi brititd)f Danpffr 1tto fi,tf tdnfo1tdbf
Darkf ufrtfnkt.

aus elmer pOiitiOu mad Der anberen
bertrie6eu.
Ser &eil, ben bic 6Iterrsi4ii9sbeuts
fden 9ruppen 6fli9 bonn Saan 5lub
In bic rufiii4e Gront sstrisbeu, pirb
INNER peitsr na4 Often bOrgei9o6er.
Die Spise rsi4ts an 9Onnsritag Bis
in bic S6rfsr g6otbnice unb Sruss
sOtpscs, feds Wsil.n 6ftli4 bonn @aon
unb IA Msilsn norb6ftIi5 BON pr5es
mpsl.
Die 8elas.r.r riiden audi bsitGnbig
pom Siiben Dor uno am Oonneritdg
uertrisben fie bic Ruifsn Don ben iiibs
li9 Don Nebita selegsnen 90bsn. bic
ben S6liiFet gu ben ruiiii4su 9oFs
tionen biloen unb taum a6t Nsetlen
6itli6 Don ben Sorts Don pr5empsl
liegen. 3piIaen ben beiben Gligeln
befinbst iia jsBt uur nod cine offenc
Strede Don Stp0lf WleiIeu uuo biei'
pirb pOrausiidtlia i4neu ssf4fohsr
tperben, tpenn f9pere Qrtilsrie mad
ben Spisen Der 6eibeH GIiigeI ge6radt
tDorben 1T, pobur4 Yr5smpsl boil
ItGnbig eiugsT6lofisn tDiirbe.
2tu6 auf BEN re6tsn 5IiigeI, IN be
8egsnb Don Strp, bringen bic bsut
i6en gerbiinbsten iiesrsi9 Dor. St
RuFen finb in ibre Isste 8ertbeibi
gungssSteauug bel Strp 5uriitsstris
Ben tDorben.
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teno ser gtaht ole IN Der gtdbe be-
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iden in energiitber @etie bertbeiSigt
turrSe. Spdter rabmen ltniere Sritp-
pen aud Die @rGben Der 2eItiten
on Ser oon GbIatn-St. gaar5uire
nod Ueoubir,-@aIou fiibreroen
Strabe. Sier lparen tie tpGbrenb Der
Jaa9t einem beftiacu @egeuangrtfT
rtsgeieet, es geIaus ibreu cher, tbre
SteGungen gu bebuupteu. Bel Cages
an5rvb purbe eine pcitere Roitttcn
geuonmen. Sie &Grpfe preH bier
iebr bcftiger gtrt. @tr maater me5r
als 400 9efdngene iHS Habmeu IL
Ioitircnoei6iise.
Sic 9eutiden beitoiIer in Der
lesten geatt BON 2eitrie luo SocIieE
Court aus Stutben lang uTiere 30
iitiouen. gs ianO oarauf aber tenn
Sniauterieorgriff itott.
,SSm BrieiterruaIb mafteu ruir am
Gcnncritag einer erfpIsreiteu sIn-
griff. @ir rnbmen bort 80 Rann ge-
faneeu.
.goln iibrieen S1eiI Der Grout tn
nidrg BON beiouoerer 8ihteteit 5l
beriftert.
DGnifaer Sdmpfer auf
eine Rtue aufse-
Iaufen
&ppeubassu, %. Mai. - Der
bdniI9e SampFer .@lp" 1T am 9ons
ueritaq tn Der RGbe DON StOdbolm uuf
etne Miine aufgeluufeH uuo uutergs'
saneen. DIE 9eTaBuns iuHros serettet.
Die .GIp' mar NIT siner aubung
2pblen an 8oro DON Gugloub aus uGa
| GanbNrsll. GapsSez. aiilsrwsaA
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bic eritsn 9orbereiiuugen fir cine aaRs
burg an Der Rift: Don aIeiHafisu 5I
ietp.
2lui bem 0iilihsr, iuie bern Deitli6en
arisgsiadupIab 1T bic Gage tpenig
perdubtrt. Die 9euti5sn unb DETER
rsiaer idsiHsn i'm gssrifi gu fsin, ben
arsis I'M bic iest DON ben RuTeH be'
isst. Gsituns qrSem4sl 81 ftlisBsH,
iusnn sIsi9 bic RuiIsu ibneu bort sd'
ben Miberitanb sHtssgsuisBeu.
SIN Deiten fiubsu a5rbIia pom ars
rag INNER nod bsitigs &Gmpfe itott,
bic glIiirtsn IaeiHeu aber nit i6rsr
Gffsniipe isins grobn Torifhritis gu
MAIDEN. Die gritsn tdmpfen aud
n5rbli5 bon Ga gaiIs. uub iie bubsr
fortndbr,nb ale 5dnos DOH gu t6uH
bic ansriffs Der 9eutf4sH in Der S.'
s.nS Don Ypsrn suyiit3ufDsiien.
Die StaIisn.r t.tauptsn, fpeitsr'
Sortiaritt. nit i5r.m 9Orrii'
den in Sirol, in 9riert unb IN
Sitrisn s.madt gu bat.u, aampfe DOT
irssnb usldsr gsSsutuug bd6eu abel
auf BEN fiiS6fIi5sr arisgsi6aupIat
nod nidt ftatts.fuHosu. Die DETER
rsiher iinb allen gui4eiH NGb nod
nit BEN aoH.ntrirsn ibrer Strsit'
trGfts an ben bsSro5tsT puntten BE-
iddftist.
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Die bentiH.biterreibiibeu
Werbiinoeten
8isbtn BEN arsis i'm m er
tuger um gt5empsI.

8i.ben ben arsis i'm m er
tuser um gt3empsI.
Deferrsidif9 d III Hg as
rif4en SauPtquartier. %.
Mdi, iiber aonbpu. - Jm mit!leren
GuIi8i.n 1T bic srObs S9la&t immsr
nod i'm @anss. 3i. SriessertIdruns
Stalisns an Ssii.rrsia bat Offtnbar Si.
SffsniiDtrafi Der Oftursidiia.n 2Ir'
NEE nid)t s.i6pddt. Don ousihlug'
seb.nbsr Di9tisteit in bisien adms
pfen in bic us6erlss.n1eit Der 0iter'
reidiIben artilIsris, bic f9on am gln'
fang bss arieses nit Der ginfiibrune
Der ueuen i.dssOuiasn Stceu'Suu'
bissn stablirt iDurOe, bic Sur4 sins
elusahI Seutiasr aatsSuissr 9attsrieu
SGfSris ipHIhsn Di, RuiIsa ,rsrser
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raf8ung brinsen. Der ameritdniids
8otl6after 9erarb bate tdsli4 I'm
terrebungen nit benz @tuatsfefretdr
bes Geuberen Don SagOtp, in benen Der
sSnbalt Der gote 6sIpro6en tpurbe.
2lbmtral 8ebnde, Der itellDertrstsnbe
Gbef bes abmirulitdtsitabes. fprad)
am 5reitag Iaorsen in Der dmeritani'
f9en goti6aft Dor unb sub Gnsfunft
ii6er gefpiTs te6niI4e Details Der
Stenung 9eutf4Iuubs nit gs5n8 aui
ben unterieetrieq.