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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

The United states steel Corporation
purchased 600 acres of coal lind near
Red Jacket. w. Va
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
.CENSORS AND PHYSICIANSINVIIED
IOPASSON DRAMA THE ESCAPE

hailed "The Escape as the greatest
motion picture ever screened" the
management feels that the local board
must take similar action. VII 8.
Ranging roma pictorial represen-
tation of the afaoeba. the simplest
form Of life, through vivid drama and
thrilling struggle, this great picture
teaches a lesson and points a moral
that will not soon be forgotten. A
number of Honplulu's leading physi.
clans and teachers have attended q
performance of THE Escape and
with few exceptions are loud in their
praises of the great work that has
been undertaken through the medium
Of the motion picture screen. Any
physician who has not already seen
sssThe Escape IS invited to do so at
once and form for himself. an opinion
as to its educational possibilities along
lines that are. to put II mildly, con-
sideraby advanced.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
APHIN SPECIAL
PROGRAM MEETS
GENERAL FAVOR

The Alphin Musical Comedy Com
pany, at the Bijou last night, departed
from their usual line of musical COM
| edy and gave q farce comedy, with mu-
sic. The innovation was more than
successful and was strongly welcomed
Eby the large audience, and the funny
situations kept them IN laughter from
the curtain rise to the fall and. there
was not d dull moment in the whole
. production. Jules Mendel, as the ser.
want. and Rose Mendel, as his wife,
! supplied most Of the comedy and did
it well. George Ford, as the nephew;
Grover Schepp. the uncle; Bessie Hill,
in love with 4 the nephew, and
the rest of the company all
contributed to the fun-making and
incidentally contributed several clever
musical numbers Among the most
lprominent OF these we're Liberty
llwritten by Mr.. Alphin), Miss Hill and
Baby Dolls: Chickens on Parade, Z
George H. Ford and Baby Dolls; Dad
. dy.s Miss Davis; Let Them Alone,
They're Married" Bessie Hill and
George Ford, and musical number
/, by Jules Mendel. assisted by one OF
| the members of the orchestra.
The vaudeville items were again q
| big feature and II can safely be said
THAT they are three of the best acts
lever seen here in combination. These
acts are here for a short time only,
and everyone who has not already
seen them should take advantage of
1.-THE short season here. Horace Wright
! and Rene Dietrich are two of the daint-
Hest and best singers who have graced
the Bijod stage and certainly deserve
IAN the applause they get.S On Satur;
day they win give complete change
tof songs, and Mr.. Wright will feature
some of his faYosite grand opera Sc
Elections. - $500
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

United States military attaches ar.
rived at Cracow to observe army op.
erations
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
THEATRICAL OFFERINGS
PATRONS PLEASED WITH New !
OFFERING At THE POPULAR

saved, the young mans fortune re-
trieyed and he marries the girl who
saved him. There are g. number Of
excellent scenes and. many thrilling
situations IN this picture. 49, ~ = +
The new .Pathe Weekly has Nun.
ber, of: scenes OF worldwide news, in.
terest this week, THIS Is one of the
best features in the Popahr pietare
.nroeram. & s=ssS : 20. L, -
|. shaplefs cabaret de LIKE is'puttias
ON c6ninldte change n soAg progra:n.
There ARE II numbers offsthe bill this
week. ST.. ,.E"+Az&. ii
"On the Beach at Waikiki" sung by
Miss Myers with what may really be
termed a refined hula accompaniment,
is one of the big hits Of the song FRO
gram. Miss Myers was encored four
times in this number last night. "EV.
eryone In Town Loves My Girl, rfy
Miss Nellie Clifford. is also a good
number. Trixie Leach in THE Good
Ship Mary Ann" was we'll received.
Highland Mary" was another In
which this clever singer scored. This
is typical Scotch song, with q
Scotch dance, and Miss Leach did well
with both.
1.-The Patchwork Girl Of o." within
steal extravaganza, one of the most
deliberately staged moving picture pro.
ductions ever shown here, will be the
feature film OF the new bill beginning
at the Popular with the matinee to-
morrow, afternoon. Messrs Bredhoff
and Blair guarantee their patrons that
this picture win be something entirely
different and in many ways far more
Interesting and amusing than anything
they have yet seen at the Popular or
In Honolulu. = r. ~ F.. - ,. 49,, '-~s
The other picture features for the
bill are now being prepared. Rehear.
sails for the new cabaret song program
have been under way since Wednes,
day and an entire change Is promised.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
VAUDEVILLE ACTS ON
PHOENIX PRO GRAM

One Of the features of the minstrel
and vaudeville show to be given by
the Phoenix Lodge tomorrow night,
will be- the novelty stunt Of Miss
Hollis Hughes, the 7-year-old daugh-
ter of Bob Hughes, director of the
Alphin company. Miss Hollis has
travelled with her parents for the
greater part of her seven years, but
appears for the first time as a pro-
fessionals tomorrow night.
Among other stunts will be guitar
playing act by Mike Moss and Sonny
Gay, and q number by r. p. Burns on
a either. Edith Kibling Is to dance,
as will the Afiague sisters. Four
French danseuses have a feature
planned, the nature OF which is still
a secret. and beauty chorus will
assist in several of the individual
acts. ~ a.. -. ...sg
Pierre Baron and the Searle Broth
sers will complete the program with
fancy wrestling, after which there
win be d dance. The Royal Hawaiian
Quintet will furnish the music.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
Mirth, Comedy and Drama
Make Up One Of Best Bills
Seen at This Playhouse

One Of the biggest bills yetGoffered
at the Popular theater is being pre-,
sented this week IT is 1dlls of lmirtn
and melody, comedy and drama and
has been pleasing the crowds who
have been attending since "Wednesday
night. Tonight viii mark the close Of
the present bin with Indications that
It viii be as popular as it was on the
opening night. There was a big crowd
in attendance last night and through
the two hours or more of high-class
moving picture features and an excel
lent song program by Shanley's Caba.
ret de Luxe the audience was in con-
slant good humor. -. - "~-.e.
''The Making OF Bobby Burnt" Is
the film feature, though Mary Pick.
ford, in "Such a Little Queen" con.
tinues to be as big fayorite as when
she made her first bow in this pleas
ing photo-play. -. 49,. ..:.>: II !.
Edward Abeles and Miss BESSIE Far.
riscale are seen to advantage in The
Making OF Bobby Burnt" It. IL a
pretty romance, something along the
lines of "Brewster's Millions" snd well
worth Witnessing. r. g.e.s,s.* !.
bobby, without business experience,
inherits a fortune under his fathers
will, the document STIMULATING that he
must invest the money. His, sweet
heart comes TO his aid. advising him to
take over the control sof his father
stores. It is from this pSint that The
young mans troubles begin. He falls
into the hands Of dishonest schemers
And Is we'll along the road to ruin and
bankruptcy when Agnes Elliston, his
sWeetheart, overhears the plotting OF
the schemers, warns Bobby, the day Is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
, sEAsL ARRboR TRlp.

For those who wish to see the Pearl
Harbor naval station, the Sunday trip
conducted by the outdoor promotion
committee win be one of great inter-
est, permission having been obtained
from Rear Admiral Moore to inspect
the buildings, drydock and other in
teresting features. The party will
leave ON the 9:15 a. m train from the
Oahu railway station, getting OF at
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
National Board and Mainland
Press Loud in Praise of Big
] Educational Photo Play

] An Invitation has been issued to the
members OF the board of censors OF
theaters and motion pictures to attend
the performance at Ye Liberty theater
tonight and witness for themselves the
faithful screening OF that great drama
Of real life, s.sThe Escape. Provided
the board decides that the picture
should not be shown locally, that 1t
does not carry the moral lesson
claimed Tor 1t, or that II is Of what
might be- termed an immoral nature
the management Is willing toIabide by
its decision. However, from the main.
land criticism, all Of which is favor.
able to the drama. and from the fact
that the national board Of censors
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

Puuloa station, which is only 2 short
distance from the naval grounds.
For those desiring more strenuous
trip. hike up Nuuanu valley and the
Lanihuli trail has been arranged. The
party leaving the Promotion Commit
tee rooms at 7:30 Sunday morning.
Saturday afternoons hike will be up
Pacific Heights to Pauoa resthouse
and will leave the Promotions rooms
at 1870 p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05
-. u,aI.,.a .oaN -, TA7of,ailI

The WaIalae road, from Mofliilf
quarry TO The head Of Twelfth avenue.
was inspected by city officials yester-
day. who reported that this Improve
ment was almost finished and that the
road crew working there would be
transferred TO Kalakaua avenue. Those
making the inspection we're Mayor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

My daughter is wild about Rud-
yard Kipling now" Don't be uneasy.
These summer flirtations never
amount to much
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

Lane, Supervisors Quinn and Horner
and C. II. Clark. road superintendent
for Honolulu district.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-05

Resumption of operations on full
time was ordered at the Calumet &
Heclt Company at Calumet, Mich, and
all its operating subsidiaries.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

chine. Baird. an unknown, was tried
in various places until he finally made
good at third. Johnston, an Ameri-
can league cast-Off, profited by his
change of scene and began to hit.
Jimmy ViOX continued to be one of
the best infielders~ in. the old circuit,
and Hans Wagner, while batting be-
low .260, continues to be dangerous
fellow at the plate and a fine de-
fensive man.
The outfieId was all right after Le-
jeune was sent away. And the pitch
ers. became marvels of pUzzlement
In MamaUx, who held the Cubs to
four hits yesterday, Clarke has the
best yOungster of the season in his
league. Little touted, started late
and as a fOrlOrn hope, the kid-fOr he
is nothing more-has breezed
through the National league step for
step with Grover Alexander of the
PhiIlies.
Ten times out of 10 starts the
yOungster has been a victor on the
hill and he was tried his hand
against all clubs.
Clarke probably won't win a PEN
nant and his team may be merely
flashing now, but flashes usually
come earlier than July. It is in this
month that teams find themselves
and the morning glories fade. And
the Pirates are by no means shriVel-
ing. They will cause some cOmmO-
tiOD from now on.
President Thomas and Manager
Bresnahan of the Cubs have not
given up hope of landing Buck Her
zOg, manager and shOTtstop of the
Reds. Herzie is satisfactory to Gar
ry Hermann, but he has wiggled his
fingers at the Cincinnati board of di-
TeCtOrs of divers occasions and this
is a,heinOus Offense in RedIand
Herzog wants to be a real manager
or a private. He is not satisfied with
halfway measures. And therein lies
h. IL, To Ii
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02


was this resOUrcefUlness that caused
his removal from New York, for
HerZOg tried to use his own head now
and then, which is contrary to the
McGraw plan.
Along with this gray matter Her.
zOg sports some mechanical ability
of high degree.
Cubs are in a batting slump and
until they recover they will win few
games. Now they are but a game
and half ahead of Philadelphia and
only two games and a half ahead of
the Pirates, who hold down third
place.
Daily the White Sox are demon
strating that the team is not a one
man affair. Most any fellow on the
team is liable to rise up and do the
daily batting. The Collins twins,
Fourier, SChaIk, Roth, Weaver,
Felsch and BlackbUrne all take their
turns. Yesterday it was Schalk who
punched home three runs.
The good start in Detroit presages
a successful trip. Three more games
are carded with the Tigers and the
SOx must take but one of these in or
der to hold the lead they boosted
when they left home. st. Louis comes
next with four games, and Rickey's
men have not been bOthersOme to the
SOX so far.
1t might be we'll to record the fact
that Eddie Collins is now batting
above $50. This is for the benefit
of a few fellows who predicted Eddie
would do well to hit 275 in a Sox uni
form. Which proves the uniform has
not been at fault in the past.
Tomorrow the Whales will be back
on the North Side to entertain Pitts
burgh, which team they are fighting
in its home town this afternoon. ByN
beating Newark in the second 12-in-N
ming game of as many days Tinker's
team wound up the eastern trip with
the best record they have ever scored
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25

itebt i'm SrreidJc Der 9rnpp- nuc
SfObn 9RDriCr. Sa06itlidl uOu
@aridart siuiidcn Sng nnS @cidl
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fid auf oem 9iiif5ng, mno Die 9lnI.
len Jabcu nit Der 9iGumnng uOu
Gn6lin bcgOnncn. Ter SeridJt 6ai
folgenben 8prtlaut:
D5n SnrIano wnrocn Die 9iuI.
len bel 0rOidmarSen, Dltlidl poa
Snffum, nnS bei 8rnnSurf uni
lliingcn scidllasen. SlndJ Oitlid Ouu
SnridnnD innhtc Der 6einO id
Dur nnicrn snsriffcn surnfsicbru
g06rblih Upn NuwDgrpO, am
Nareu, baEen bentidje Srnppem biz
ieinOlidcu Stcllungcn ali 3aiam'
inenfluR pon .SfruSa nnb 4iiie
acnOmmcn. 6riide eanOiturmtrnp.
pen Die Snm eritenmnI i'm iyener
iuaren, 5eidJneteu iidl 6eionbers ans.
NGrOli6 bOn Der NiHnOnng Ocs
Stiua-5lnTes 6n6en mir ben 0arclu
CREDIT.
n9ie eiscntlidcn Sefcitianneca
uOu Sitrp!snfa, nnf Oem nOroiueit,
liden lIfcr Ses 5luiics, iunrOen DC,
ickt.
oSISlidl ron @aridan iinO mn.
iCre Srnppen in Die frinOlifJcn
Stellunsen bis SlOnie nnO 0roiec
cingcbrungcn.
(gIpnie licgt II Neilcn iueitlidJ
BON 8nridjnn, iuabrra6 0rOiee 2G
9ieilen ii0lid) onbUH Iiegt.)
rgei ben aGmpien anf Sieicm
Serrain brrlOr bic ruiiiide 9ad)but
$50 gsiaHgsns nnO 5luei @ai6i.
penaetuehre.
y9lHf Dem iiOoitlidJen ariee5-
idIallpIat ba6en oentidJe 9nuSwrgr.
nnb Gcierbttrnppen inter Geurrpl
SpR @Uqrid a6srIcseHe Gtrcittrafte
-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25
ger 5stme nm 5ltarIdDaa ,utrn rmorr.
laonm, 6rnier nno 8nnr in nrutIdrn Bamnem Gemrra
GaNtuit frbt uur pnItitak. = Die RnDru
meidIem meiter tnrEhs.

Berlin, II. Snli. Gle acitrigr
Grfldrnns bcs Oeutiden @euerai.
itabrs iiber bic miIitdriidle eaar
nnf Dem 6itlidcu Grirssidauplae
lit, luie am burbcrge6cnSeu Sage,
iuirOcrun ein ein5igcS SieecslicO,
nOn Nuiane bis III Gnoc. SIN
ROrOcu, in 3nrlanS, Srnneen 81,
Stntidlen DDa Sntfnm, Sas iic am
Soge DOrber genummen, lueiter nor
nuo beirttsn bic Srte 6rGnOOrf nnS
lliiagcn. glm 9larelU unrSc Oil
itarfc rniiiide 6eitnns SitrOlcnfl
ii6er ben Sanicn gciuorfrn, uumii
Sie crite SreidIe in Die fir uncin.
nrbm6ar seItcnOem eniiiidlen Gareu,
Stcllnngen acidllaser murScu lit
SiOlid unO iiiOuritlid non @nr.
idIan iunrbcn Die Stdotc Slunic mnS
JiaoOm genummen, nnO Suanaurrr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25
gngl.a65 5dnG6 Qln Srieg.
Sit GSwarb 6rfD wulte bon DfntId-fngli-
I6r Anndbtrnng ni6ts wigfn.
SOtnmcntt OOa 1912 als Selueile.

9ieler SoB foIte bic erite atdu.
iel bes friiF.rsn gutipurfs srfsBsn.
9eutf6lonb erfldrte iif bersit, in
bic 9eiprsdung bisies gorT9Iogss
ein5utreten.
CUR gleiden 3sit ober purben
bic lpeitsrsn 8erbonbIungen BON oem
foIgenben @prf4Ios abbdngig &C.,
madt: oGn9IanO pirb IeIbItpsrs
itdnbIih bic 9oltung ippblppaenoer
Geutralitdt einnebmen, IOlIte Elm
arteg 9cutfbIanO oufgcbrungen
peroen."
Sir GOpar6 Greb peigerte itG
inoes mad elmer GntT9eibuns bes
britif4en 8abinstts, lpeiter su gee
ben, ais fein Iebter @orI9los gss
Iautett unb ea6 oIs @runb oisIsr
Beigerun9 pbie 6ur6t an, baB ba,
ourd bic beitebenben freunofboftlis
hen @erbdltniiie 8piIden @robbri.
tonnien unb ben onoeren Wtd&ten
gefdbroet nerben t6nnten." 9(uf
oiefes bin nobm 8eutT9lanb bopon
@bitano, bic 8erbanbIunsen fprtSus
ieBen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25
Der ImC56TUd) I'M OIlea.

Die @innabme BON 0trptsnta
modt nunme6r einsn 2ln9riff pon
Siibpehen ouf 2pm3a gleidFaas
m0gli9, unb Der 5an bes sefana
lit unpermeibli6. Die 9dumllng
oieIer feIteu Quntte ourcb bic Ruf-
fen bsoingt ben 6aa Der gan8en
Rorep 9inie. Die gufroauug
oerieIbeu BON SiibmeTten bat NIT
oem 6ale BON 0Itrolenta ernItli9
begpnuen. 2lu9 qloipo Deors
gielp8t, bo8 bereits i'm 8ereid]e
Oeutidsr GeIdiiBe itebt. pirb nit6t
longe ou5baIteu, unb bos gBuaoer,
oa8 uab englifhen 3eitungsberi9s
ten Nar1dau aIIein nc4 retten tam,
tpiro ebeniO lpenia eintreten, as es
bel 2enberg eintrat. 2tu4 bamals
purOs Elm 8unoer erlportst.
BON groBer Atc9tigteIt tiir ben
@ur6bru9 burCb bic ruIiiI@eu
@eidIeIitellungen 1T bic Ginnagms
bon gIonie, an Der GiIenbobn BON
SphotSeip nod MarIdou, mb nur
"a 9ilOmeter Bon @arI@au ents
ferut. 9ie ne1fliden @prmerfe Der
polniIden 6auptfabt ipte Die Sorts
Gjonb, Selenin, 8os3inotp nuo 4as
rbnotp Iiegen Iomit i'm gereite Der
beiti6sn gtrtiaerte, nno cine gf1us
muns Der 5eitung lam fii1Iid6 81
ieber Stunbe erportet iperpen. oo
bic 9lufen felt bem 5one bon Gem.
berg nur gu beutlt6 ge3ei9t 6obeH.
OoB iic menig Dert auf 9ertain.
berIuIt iegen 70 Ian9e iie nur tire
2trtitIerie unb Solboten retten TOM
nsn. Gle boffen duf bic Silfe aus
9(msrita, ouf bic NIT munition ges
fiiIlten 3iige.
Mit Der Ginnabme bpn g}a6om
elmer Stobt bon 10000 Giupo6s
nern, TT pieber cine Der lpidiigRen
Stdbte polens in Die 6dn6e Der
beutIden @sr6iinbeten gefallen. Sbre
Ginnobme bebiugt ofeid3eitig ben
bolbigen SAL BON Spangoroo.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25
8toGiener Qnf Sent Bt&5nge.
Otfrrrfidil6r Gtneralfab betidnet Gage
int SiDrn als gin(ig.
SlGc Slugriffe im &titen abqeI9la9en.

g8icn. iiber oonbon. 81. Suli.
Der gtnsralItab Der OIterrei6iI6.
un9ariiden 9lrmse bsridtet in Isiuer
geitrigen GrtIaruug iiber ben itas
IieniI6en Sriegsidouplab ,oob n;e
StaIiener bel ibreu 8erIuden, ben
Rreu8berg su nebmcn, 5000 Mann
9erluite baiten Inter oieIeu bes
fauben ii6 1000 2ote. 0te OeIters
rei1r uno llngarn, bic fh in be-
feItigten StelIungen befinben. bot
ten Iebr geriuge @erIuite. Sic biiBs
ten nur AZ Ntonn Elm. Der 9tri6t
beseid)net Die Gage ouf bem itolies
niIden 9riegsI8auplabe oIs giinitia
fir bic SeTterreiber, @uF hem QIoz
teou bon Dpbero fauben bic btftigs
Iten Sample itott. Der GieneraIitat
beri6tet foleenbes bariiber.:
nAuf oen 4tenSpldtedu tlnoen
beftigt 8ampfe ftott. @eitern noh,
mittag fdIu9eu unfere braben una
gariI6en Truppen bic eesen unferc
SteIIungsn bel SbrouIiina eerihtes
ten 9lngriffe Der StaIiener 3uriid
0rei peitere 2lnarifFe gegen oisIeIs
ben Stsuungsn bro6en 3uiammeu.
qtngriffe gegen bos iiicneitlihe
Grsn5pIoteou BON pOIo53o uno gaes
bipugIia unb esgeu ben Berg GoIid5,
u0roIid bon Monfolcone, brnden
suTommsn. Der 5einb, Der Iit
lberol Suriid3iebt, erIitt ernIte Der
lutte"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25
9otb ni6t erleoigt.
Gage Der New 9urfer sleiSer-
nader wirO angeblid elult.
sglan rcSet pOn @eneralifreif.

Retp Oorf, 81. Suli. Die Qr6eitse
berbdltnilIe inter ben &leiberma5trn
bnben fpieber sinen fehr ernftsn ghus
rdtter ongsnommu, unb el beibt, bab
Elm @eneralitreit bod nibt uusges
fcRlohen fei. Oa sin5;se Soffnungs.
itra9l lit Der, Oob bos aus 6abris
tanten uno 9lrbeitern beItebenoe
S6iebsrihter aomitee, bos INNER
nod in SiBung lit, irgsnoeine Ginis
gune er3ielt. Qlngebli6 f9eitern bic
9erbdnDlun9en an Der 5prberunq ber
llnionzgertreter, buB Die ,Glpiso
Sbops" beibebalten unb ale Oiffersns
gen innerbalb BON "a Stunoen erles
0igt iperoen miiBten.
6erbert 6. 2tniorse, Der 8orFbsns
be oes aomitess Der ,2(mericon glotbs
ing manufacturers gliTociation" ers
fldrte beute, ieinsr anii6t mad lei
INNER nod cine 6offnung porbanben,
bic Streifrogen ouF frsunoi9aftIi1e
Beiie bei3uGegen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25

idlidt ii6 an bic 6eitnus 5n beId)ic.
fen.
ShSlid) bon @arfdlan tObt cine
seualtigc Shladlt Smiidlen SIunie,
nnf Sem UcitIiden ilfer Der &cidl.
icl, nuO SoseiOw, anf Nrm OitIidcu
lIfer. Scm Sicser fGGt SuansOrON
nnbsSinst in bic SGnSe, mnO Die
Gniicn befiuSen iidj 6crcitS nuf BEN
&iif5ngc. %pn nnNerer Seit fummt
ole YielOnun Sak Die 9lnhen lire
Sruppcn bercitS ans SuangorOO sn.
rHd3ieben mnO nur gcuiiaeuo Srnp-
pen Oabalteu, am Den 9iiid5ng 81
Oedcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25

SuuOeSgeHOiieR ieit Oem gesiun Der
neuem GffeniiUe am Sreitae upriser
8Ode t75 rniiiidIe Gffi5icrc nnS
6S,790 0ianu eefanssn genOmmcu
Babem. Die 0gOiiii6e" nennt Oirs
einen pbnbidem glnfnmg".
Berlin, orabtlOs na6 SaBbillr,
q. Yy II. Snli. Die lie6cricciide
gleuigfeitcn.9lsentnr meIOet:
D9ie militariidJen SadDucrifGuOi.
gen aacr 3eitnnseH ,peiisn Oaranf
5in, Oaf bic sdIadt, bic eesennGr.
tis 5luiidJen der 8cidliel nno Dem
Sns tO6t, BON sutlAeiOenoem Gin.
rafter lit. 9ian elnn6t alaemein,
Onf Die &uiien sinen bartnatiaen
Wioeritaub Deriud)ea un6 lire
9erntrnppen bon RetrosraS mno
UlosfOu DOrmerfen uerocu. Die
WtilitGrtritifer erflGrcn, Oak
0eHtidlauO ieine aerntruppen 6iS.
Der nod nidlt 6euukt babe"
3aM6boote ipieper tdtia.
Ser ruiiiibe Gampfsr ,,@euernl Sra.
oetfg" iumroe berniHtet.
2onoon, q. Suli. Der ruiIif6s
0dmpfer General RabebfD4 lpuroe
bon einem esutiden unterfee6oot in
ben Gruno ge6obrt. Der Gommdns
oant bes beutf6en Sau66ootes CAB
Der Mdnnf6aft genugeno 3eit, Iid In
Si4er6eit 5u bringsn. Der gGenerul
RdoeBtp" batte elm Displacement bon
2118 9onnen, NOR 275 5ub lang,
81 SUB brett uno 10 SUB tieF. st
puroe i'm Sabre 1889 in gGsit 6ors
tlepool gebaut unb bate dIs 5sts
matsbafsn Riga.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-07-25

Rom. 81. SuIi. Sn einsm ge.
riht, ber seiteru absnb bonn itaIie.
niIden 9riegsminiiterium ausesees
ben ieurbe. toirb erfpd9nt, boB on
Der Sion5os5ront, n0rbli9 bonn Golf
bon 3rieit. beftis getdmpft tperbe.
Der 8eri4t lautet:
.ltnIers SfFeniibe tpurbe gefiern
an Der gan5eu SIon3osGront fortgss
feBt, beIonbers ouf bem Gorio Eplos
teau fpurbsn Gorti6ritte gemo6t;
mir na9men bort sinigs feinbIi6e
Sdiissngrdbsn uub ma4ten ouBers
bsm 500 @sfangens, barnnter flint
Offi3iers.
.3robOem unIers 3ruppen burt
bic longe unb nnitrengsn6e admps
fen ermiibet fparen. tonnten iie iih
in ben eroberten SteQungen bod
ItneQ berTdonsen unb i'm 2nuFs Der
Qodt ben feinbIi4en 9egenangrif.
fen tpiOerIs6en.
r2tuf Oer iibrissn 5ront BAT ii6
ni6ts berdnOsrt."
Die pi6tigite i'm gsftrtgen Be
ri6t sntbnltsne Isloung 1T obne
3psifel bic. bic f6 nit Der Gin
nabme bon OitroIenta bur4 bic
beutT9en 9ruppen befabt. Gs NOR
eins lle6erroT6ung eriteu aonaes.
Die itrotegiIfs Midtistsit Der Sc
flung gebt ous ibrer Gage nit iiber.
3eugelbsr DeutIi6teit berbor. Oitros
lentn liegt in norb6itliber g2ihtung
93 ailometsr bon BarI6au ents
fernt, o6er nur 35 atlometer Tiibs
lt6 Dpn Congo (eOmi6a), Der
itdrtltsn Geitung ON 0arsp. g5on
baben, ME Berlin meloet oeutI6e
3ruppen oas Miinbungsgebiet bes
StrObasGluTIes in bic qiFu unb
9oposrob in 6dnbsn. Dieter gpntt
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