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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-28
Wiring Church for Electric Lights.

The Congregational church is being
wired for electric lights by Horton D.
Walker of Brattleboro, whose men
have been in town for the past few
weeks and who are the only ones who
have been engaged in that kind of
work in the village thus far.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-28

1t is reported that the sea of Galliee
produces sardines of q superior flavor
and there is a plan to establish n can
ming factory on the shore Of the lake.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-28
Advertised Letters.

Men-Jimmie Baker, j. H. Hough-
ton, Y. +. Mason, Orrin s. Smith. G.
Nue.
Women - Maud Angie Goss, Mrs.
Eva Harmon, Miss Ethel Lippincott,
Mrs. James Manson, Mrs. S. c. Rich
ardsOn, Miss Lena Rivers.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-28

The town library will be opened at its
new quarters in the schoolhouse Friday
Of this week.
Miss Celia Thompson went last wecI,
to Holyoke, Mass, to help care for her
aunt, who is seriously.ill
Almon r. March and son. Harold. re-
turned from their visit in Athol Monday.
coming by team from Brattleboro
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Lake of Saxtons
River were guests over Sunday in the
home of their daughter, Mrs r. L. Fitch,
j. H. Ware returned Monday by wav
OF Saxtons Diver to Montpelier. Mrs
Ware expects to remain in that CITY sew
eral weeks.
Miss Ella Derry and Mark Allbee left
Saturday to spend the weekend in the
home OF Mr.. Allbee's parents in West
Brattleboro.
Miss Goldie Gibbs was at the home Of
her parents in South Windham over SIM.
day, returning Tuesday to her work at
Miss Harriet Fletcser's.
j. F. Rolf of Salem, Mass, came Mon
day to join Mrs Rolf who for n Wee,
had been a guest at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Levoy.
Mrs. Frank Lindsey and son. Ralnb
OF South Athol, Mass, have been visiting
thus week at the home of Mrs. Lindslesy's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Almon Marsh, in
ilarmonyvillc.
Much sympathy is felt in the commun-
lty by the many friends of Rev. and Mrs
IL Il. Levoy for their loss recently in
the death of their infant son. The
tiny casket was placed in the tomb.
Basketball practice has been begun bv
both the boys and girls teams in Semi
nary hall. The girls occupy the hall
Tuesday and Thursday afternoons after
study hours, while the boys claim the
same privilege Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-28
TOWNSHEND.
old Narrow DANG paYa Renallea

Monday. with the morning passenger
train of The track near Winhall and the
freight train stalled at Wiliamsville. re.
minded the citizens Of the valley Of old
narrow gauge days. Among the passen-
gers at the station in the morning were
the entire troupe of the Uncle Tom Cab
ms company, who exhibited here Satur-
day night and were billed to appear in
Mortified, Mass, Monday evening. The
troupe spent the entire day at the sta
ton, Mrs f. III. Lawrence furnishing re-
freshments for the disconsolate crew until
at about 8 o'clock in the evening. when
they decided that all hope had fed and
telephoned to the village to obtain lode-
ings for the night. The northbound
freight train pulled into the station ward
at about o'clock pm, but the passenger
train did not appear until the regular
trip Tuesday morning
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-01-28
"FLAT-FOOT"

Cured by muscular action.
Plates can be discarded. We
have cured thousands of their
foot troubles. Come and see
this patented shoe. The arch
takes care of itself.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04
CONCRETE CHOSEN
TO Pave SHERIDAN
BY BOARDS ORDER

Sheridan street will be paved with
concrete. An order to this effect was
issued by the board OF public works
today and there is no probability Of
the affected property owners overrul-
ing the boards action, as in the case
Of Sixth street and North A street, for
the bid submitted on concrete, $1.4S
a square yard, was the lowest receiv-
to Harding & Slattery of Crawfords-
vile. This street will be constructed
before work is started on Sixth street,
which will also be paved with con-
crete by the same firm.
Board meL.bers are we'll satisfied
with the bids received this year for
permanent street improvements. Low
er bids have been receivd on concrete
paving than ever before, while the
bids for brick have been moderate al
though slightly in excess OF bids for
the same material received In 1913. On
the other hand brick bids this spring
are considerably lower than bids on
1911 and 1914.
LII &C VI poSAA6 JOOS wei . a " a. "a
ed this year on bids respectively, $1.75,
SITS and $50. Last year North
Seventh street from A street to Fort
Wayne avenue was paved with brick
on a bid of $1.S7 In 1913 North and
South Eighth streets were paved on
bids of SIP. Two brick improve
ments were put down in 1912 on the
lowest bids ever received on such
material by the city, s1.6O. These i'm
provements we're Main street west of
the bridge ana North Tenth street
from the railroad to North F street.
In 1911 North e street and North D
street were both paved on bids of
81 80
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04

Returning to Indiana, he was for a
term of years assistant pastor at Fer
dinand, and pastor of St. Henry. Later
he spent some ten years as professor
in his alma mater. until failing eye
sight forbade close application to
books. During the last five years he
has held pastoral charges in the die
cese OF Indianapolis and in Illinois.
Wherever Father James is known he
is admired for his zeal and deep piety
and is loved for his gentleness, affa-
bility and kindness of heart.
Extensive preparations are being
made by the parishioners of St. An
drew's for the proper observance of
the silver jubilee. The jubilarian will
be escorted from the rectOry to the
church in solemn procession. The
high mass will be at 10 o'clock, local
and visiting clergy assisting. The SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Walter
j. Cronin, a former pupil. In the even
ing, a reception will be held in the
school hall, at which a program of
congratulatory addresses and songs
will be rendered.
The faithful Of the several charges
to which he has ministered during
these twenty-five years, his many for.
mer college pupils and his brethren of
St Meinrad's Abbey all join the good
people of Richmond in wishing Father
James much joy on this his jubilee
day, and in bidding him God-speed on
his way for many years to come.
The program for the observance will
be printed tomorrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04

Sunday, June 6, will be a gala day
in ST. Andrews Parish, in this city,
as it will mark the observance Of the
silver jubilee of the Rev. James Zieg.
enfuss, O. S. B., who has been per-
forming the duties of assistant pastor
to Father Roell during the past year.
Father James is native of Prussia,
coming to the United States in early
manhood, to devote himself to the
American missions. In 1881, he mat
REGULATED at St. Meinrad's college,
Spencer county, Indiana. After com
pleting the classical course, he enter
ed the Benedectine Monastery there,
taking his vows in 1885.
After five years of further study in
philosophy and theology, he was or
dained to the priesthood by the Ri.
Rev. Bishop Chatard in the old Abbey
church at st. Meinrad, May 81, 1890.
together with four other members of
the Benedectine Order, the Rev. John
B. Schorno, now pastor at Ferdinand:
Rev. Bernard Heichelbech. rector of
Jasper college: Rev. Robert Glass
meyer, professor at St. Meinrad's col
lege, and Rev. Charles Bauman, who
died in 1896.
During the quarter century of his
priesthood, Father James has been ac-
tive in varied spheres. His first work
was as professor of Latin, German and
geography in st. Meinards college.
Thereafter he did missionary labor IN
New Orleans and at other places in
Louisiana for several years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04
LEMBERG next
Continued From Page One. !

of it's military works, which were des-
troyed by the Austrians before they
surrendered thr fortress to us in
March, we recognized the futility of
trying to hold the place. Its mainte-
nance in our hands merely served our
purpose of stemming the German and
Austrian advance in that section so
that our operations to the northwest,
along the San river, were facilitated.
1T was decided some time ago to
remove our war materials, which had
fallen into our hands when we took
Przemysl from the Austrians. After
this had been done, the last of our
heavy batteries were removed at night.
Following instructions our troops then
evacuated their advance frontal posi-
ton
when the enemy captured Jaros-
lau and Radymno and began to spread
along the right bank OF the San the
maintenance of PrZemysl by us forced
our troops to fight on unequal terms
against the Austrians and Germans.
We were compelled to extend our
front for twenty three miles and in
the meantime our positions on this
line were continually subjected to con-
centrated fire from the enemy's heavy
guns
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04

oouOA dAu IS Sdlu 10 nave Dceu dIldCucu
to the German embassy.
WORK ON DRAFT OF NOTE.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-President
Wilson's rejoinder to the German re-
ply to his note on the Lusitania trag-
edy demanding freedom and safety of
the sea for all Americans was the
leading item of business before the
cabinet at its meeting today.
A preliminary draft of the document
prepared by the president who worked
alone in his study yesterday, was
ready for the official advisers Of the
chief executive when they gathered for
the regular Friday session.
Secretary Bryan and Counselor Ian.
sing today were understood to be
working on the final details of the
note. The final draft, was outlined by
President Wilson, is expected to be
dispatched to Berlin tomorrow, but
may not be made public before Mon
day.
The rejoinder, according to an ad-
ministration official, will be brief and
to the point.
1t will not go into an exhaustive dis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04

cussion of the legal and technical
phases Of the matter. as raised by the
Berlin government, but will press home
one general Question-does the Ger
man government intend to conduct
her future warfare on the seas in &C.
cordance with the principles Of hui
mainly and of international law.
Some references to the charges Of
Germany that the Lusitania was arm
ed are expected to be made, however.
This, it is believed, will include the
affidavits filed with the state depart
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04

ment alleging four guns were seen on
the decks of the giant liner just before
she sailed on her final trip.
But persons close to the administra-
ton assert the president will state
that this government made full and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04

searching investigation before the Luf
itania sailed and found no guns eithe
mounted or unmounted on the shif
The good faith Of the United States. !
will be stated. is pledged to this asseI
ton.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04
LEADS IN SPELLING

EATON, o.. June 4.-Miss velma
Stewart OF Dixon township, who holds
the distinction of being the best
speller in Preble county, will go to
Columbus Saturday to represent the
county in statewide spelling match.
Her expenses to Columbus will be paid
by the County Agricultural society.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-04
SPECIAL ENVOY
[continued From Page one.1

hard has been living at the headquar.
tiers in this city of the German ambas.
sador and is said to have been attached
to the German ambassy
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Starb in Colorado.

Ottnmr 2eihod iiorb an poriaell
Sonnerstos, in Genber, Colo, i'm
lll9elSIifen slltcr bon "a Ssaben.
Der Seritorbenc mar cir Sobn pom
gtIc Seibach illpo Satin ilno ,mtror
anI Urn Sill, III oicirn Golmtp, ae.
borel iulS cr5o9eu, no ieine @ltern,
hor ibrcr lleberiieOeIung nod, ct.
SolnS, pobllbait iporen. gr lpnr
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er biitterIdbt ieine Gltcrn, ionic
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600 nit tieier Srnuer crfiilt.
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Nnrthn Seiboh, lnN @crrg ,>pbonn,
benjamin unb Sciepb 9eibod
Die @ecuoiallM fa1o om lcrten
Gienstog IN Ct. 9oui&, ihtt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
SridDnloist ieinen s'calcitcr bcS
HanbDerindDs.

Sobn sOiiiler. upn &ptaOom, per.
ahaiyte Die Gerbaitlma BON Ssubn
Zoe. unter Ser @eitllIoiglnq baB
oerIelbr periudt bobc i'm NJ hcrou.
ben OtiIler fmt n1l lebtcn 5reitog
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Der loufei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
SclIrcr &criammlnna in 6crmlnf
Gllferit inblrcid) bcindlt.

Gie lcbte 9iitrift <@eriantlnIlua
Der Sebrrr rOn 6aSConoOc Gonntp,
IN Der 9eaellm6rtiDen Soiion, fonO
om lcbtcn SnnStag in l1erlnalnr
itott Superintem0ent 6. NJ. Can't
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@titrpbp.
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fbef 6err llettcrIilpa.
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2eihmg Der 9istiliIion oarrb Sri.
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GlpIlcn scr Certificate 6. pc. Gar.
ter.
Ole foIaeitocl iuarcn om,ciclN. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
9ermann, 0ao., Sreitas, ben s6 Sebruar 1915
Cine 8eloflnfb.

Der per9angene Samstae mar,
init gcSi9 mtf oen @elbbeutel, elm
peritabler 8alatng fiir Serlnann in.
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geltaiHe (Selofllltb, auieoer 5uriid in
Die relpeftipcn Soiden eraoB. Ser
slBlaB bicr5ll luor oic 5botiatle BAH
Den EoliccnSSlubabern ser &erlnaMl
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trng Der, dp0brcno oes eben obae-
lmiFelNlt, iiinfiibri9en Gpcllls, einbc.
3abltett ErnnieMel0er puriideritNttet
ilpnr6e.
9earp Bod, lett Mclcn ,Sahren Der
Dcrtralleltsluilrbne Sdabrlleiiter obi,
ger @eieliidoit. mar om lctten
Sdlistaa llnapeiietboit 0cr pilIfonl.
lrelate NM popltIaritc Monn IN Nari
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fiibrte @elofIath. inr c5eiontnrtbc.
trage poR So, ,764.S5, blrdl icinc
5d,pbei 1T Die Solden ser brtrciien.
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Sni. So. bnt ioebet iuie0er ciltcn
GpcliiS bon fiini Sobren abgeifloi-
len ilnb .Sic SlnImc bon $50, ,7GA 50
in inbeliltten EpGnlienoefnern mic.
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tet; oies iit 100 Groaent o0cr. in
anberen @ortcn, ie0cr Gent ser,
mabreno oes QarBell GpcIu@ cinbr.
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icllidoit bcitebt icit 55 ,Sobrcn nllo
Wor lptiAreNo oicier lolpelr 3eit ioit
imlncr initoIloe Oer DiitQlieOcrn Ooa
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Itntteil.
g. Sdnpertotter, bon @it, Ster.
llng crliclt 0ieics mol Sen 0r0B
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tual bicrltit bcItcn GriolG ln0 boi.
tcn oob NirIelbr Der llutpritilbmg
@belncinpciena, ionic outt
ipeitcrer &rciie tbeilbnitig mcr0cn
nloae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Sirit Grcef.

2Irntin 6lciit, ipcIdjcr bpi GorI
@iddulepcr beifl1ftiqt mar, bat bier
bic gr0bte aorncrnte ollSqeliilit. Gr
began Oicfe 9Irbeit out lebten, %.
Gttober lnf0 imlr0e am 2 Sebrilar
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hat er $50 &alticn Goru nllSac6iiIit
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8oimlblofe fir ieill rcltcs. }lpei
ItGdior$ Sans, neLd,cS er mlf ser
fnrm bolWn mill. 6ie cr non 6'itit.
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iinb lett 6obei itllS ieben iDre @erf.
selmc nn6 fSorulorr1tbc in rirogIidNt
beiten 3iitanS. Inn Damn I'M ltGd6tcn
beisettcn inla feft an Sie
s(rbeit aeben 5li fonren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Suiss.

Us trent ms bcrid)tcn 5u fGnlpn,
oaB am Il. Nt1r5 oic r1d+itc Scr
lulmlnldlng unWreS uAnprooencnt
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bei oieicr Gjclegeu9cit alle Gin
fdlugltdrn sSrngen, peldT i'm intes
reiiiepn, porbrilrgen. Ger Gppcrtc
BON Columbia miro uIlc SSro1cu 81.
frIeNenIicIleno bcdllt1portcn, OOpr
ipdter eilm pollit1nOiQc 9Inttport pon
GoI1ulpbio cillienben.
s. @nNc, prfdcr fiir3IidI ciren
aTfoll bon Ner Grippe bntte, bcFin.
Oct Iid} ani Ger &ciierulrg.
Vim pegdngcnen MpntM bate
lniere SdyuliuacnO eilRn sSeiertod.
INN OoS SInoenfen on @co. g8oi6.
lllgfolt nod al erbalteu.
ltlrier StrabeltaltfielTr, i. apdI,
mar lpahpno Der berQonqenrn Mn
rlr flnibtg nll ser glrbeit
fStrcd lrn6 S5pclncr luarcl nnI
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seiuo6nern eNtlora luiercr Monte
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Srieocnstbal.

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9icnstaa eiuen 0ffcntlicben Ser.
follf abbalten.
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nnierer giody6arid,ait
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aellen @ode cine GorIa6lutg sufaG-
ia Sen fir mrfere 6armer.
Sssohn Gorfs ain6 gsn. Siatte tper-
oen iih in ,pober 3l,fitnft nod 90.
mar, Colo, begeben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Sat Gner Sinh EHrnlcr9

Gic neiitel GinSer habcn bcIeg.
te 3inbac Ttnrter gthrm, @a1el.
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fiibret, aus aenn aorper. Sn Gunen-
Form ln'a Ieift gu nebmer. 25c.
bei Gitmu apotteter. (slbp.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Seilt NelraIaia, i6atet Sdlmcrs.

Sloan's Siltintent giebt ioiortige
Sinoer1ung Bel Neural9ia lntb Sci.
atica Srifft ben id)lnersenoen
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cine Taffe. SSaltet es INNER i'm
Sntfe. 25e, 50c uno 81 Bel glreln
apotbeber. 8lidIiu's Grnica Solbe
fiir ollie 8iabfu (aoo)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
sihci-alaiicn fir er,uad,icuc.

IS iii ianrnrrld)o6c 0ab 10 uictt
aiirher nod Der Sonlltogldule nod
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nab oic 9roBe Mcbr5obl Der gnpod-
irllelt gar nid)t piiicir baB bas 9i6cI
Stisbilrm, 6as ibnen oargeboten miro
III Der Sunrtagihuie, cine pirfIicbe
Iothpsnbigfeit ift2
siidter ;Sadpret, ppll @rapflpll g.
y iagte etipas, als er Dor flirscn
eilten <oben perllrtbeilte, tnrldcs
iitls alIc ann 9tafiillnel bringen
ioIltc;; .Ssn oer flint sssnbren ieit
benz idy meilt 9fibteranlt mtrot
bnbe idb 2,700 Gerioneu nerurtbeiIt
ntpS nidJt eiller oott ibren NOR eill
@Iieb lit ser SnnntoaIhltle. /"
8olIt ibr Gdter. iuollt ihr aiiitter
ibr @ripafIiene linwe Mdnner illrN
sSsltllgfraen Sic foloellben ,Sraacl
iiir caih ielbit hcdtltapprteif iil Der
@eecntpnrt @ottes2 ! S5t bic 9is|
PEI MIR ell Bud fiir Sic Slinoer oherI
altd fir Gripadicne2 9 aunus idiI
lte @ibtIitnnoe Der sonllta9sidmlcI
teiiN benllsen oIs eilie SolrtnaidrlI
{ HafIe 5ii beiitden9 3. SnSetn ih
| Sefndfts cine sontagidnil.alaiie
asfle ipirb mein 8eiipiel alt6ern
Sesen ooer sum MiRb pcpoen2
k,tportet oicic sraapn aelpiiien-I
,mtS barpbeIt aerndB e,trer gnt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Nadri6ten pom ariegsidauplabe,

lleberlegeubeit Der Seutid) otter
rsifiiben Seeresleitllng fonm1t tag
lif meBr 5ur @eltittg.
sSn @nglano ipirb Die Situation
imFolge Der ocllfidjen glodo0e, tug
lid, idhpiiler.
9tadheln iuie es iheint, Der rltI
liide &1r iid Die SaBen qeborig Der
brannt bat, fonnlpen nun Die slliir
ten alrf Dem lpGtliden &riegsi6al
rtns all Ole 9feibe.
y 2orbon, "a. fSebr. Ger britiidt
Compiler nSaflep" lullrOe belite i'll
Smtal olli Der So6c BON tSolfeitont
sill @rnnb eebobrt, hie @eiabup0 qe
langte gliidlid, nod GoDcr.
Die eriten 9erihtc Der SIbmirali
tiit beiogten nidt, ob Die ,,Suflcp@
bon cincm Sprlp0n getrofien nlrhl
ooer olrf cine Miille gerctb. Gos
Sdiff beiaro iid altf Sem @e9e bon
@eit Sartlepool nod @pulopne.
Berlin, Orabtlus nad, 2on6on, 10.
Damn per &abel, 81. sScbr. Cos en0.
Iiidc Srausportid,iff go. 1872 ipllr-
De nuf ser So0be Don 9cnfp &eaO
i'm &anal bon rinem bentIfen Soild;.
b0otc in @rln0 gebobrt, fuie belitc
pffi5iell befnnnt aeaebcr lpltrOe, Git
3elteitcn hat sic 9(oitirolitGt iorueit
nod midt perolfentlidt.
2olrbon, "a. SSe6r. Gic britiihe
slhmiralitGt nlad,te helltc 9tadmit,
tag befoum, onb Ser orndrtc Son.
0elsfreiBer yGlan Wfac 9taipgbton"
left 3. Gebruor perntiBt miro lm6 bil
9efiirdltiuw bcitebt. ,Oo6 pCm Scr.
icibe llid,t in Dem Stltrnl on 3.
iSeh 5ll @rurrNc ging eiHcr Miue
ooer cinall heirtid)en llntcrieebopt
stun Spfcr ficI. Ter &rcilSer hutte
30 Sffijierr iopie 26t Ntont an
@orb. 0}ittlenpeilr ulpleidApclnlnte
@radlriide idleinell BON bcinNienl
oiilfSfreiBer Sii itannllen.
2olrbon, "a. Sch. gtodj elmer pou
Stnd6olm bier ciitacgolmcnen Gepp-
idie illfnlgc iit Ger Idspe0ilhe Gam,
pfer nSpecio" in Der 9tproIee olli
cine Ntiene gerothcr mo geIlnlfrr.
Gic .Specia", tuelde om Z. SSebr
bon 2iperpool abiegcltc. bottc cine
9efatitng bon Is 0tann iolmr einc
SaOiutg bon 1900 Sonnen.
Sonoon. "a. iScbr @ine 0pc-
id)e on Den ,8aiIb telegraph" be-
iagt, bnB Nlf Der Sobe BON 9cad,p
Seao inn aattal Ser 3anpfcr .,Sar-
polinn" cilcm bclltiden Sou6boote
beacancte, bas linn iofort eincf Cor
pcoo in Sen Rlnlhf iogtc.
2ptl6on, "a Sebr. Gor Scurbo.
rough ains scr aohlelpbuntpfer
!. 9cptfnrb" orf htlt Neeresarnno
inrh 5tpar illfoIae @eriibrung nit |