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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
PROF. T. E. KELLAR ANNOUNCES FO
COUNTY SUPT. OF EDUCATION.

Professor T. E. Kellar, a student of
the Mississippi Normal College, ana a
member of the graduating class, has
just arrived in this city from Jackson,
where he stood the required examina-
tion to qualify before the State Superin-
tendent and the Board of Examiners,
as candidate for county superinten-
dent of education and is announced in
this issue.
Mr.. Kellar made very fine showing
before the State Board of Examiners,
and has entered actively into the cam
paign for this very important Office.
Mr.. Kellar was born and reared in
Hancock county and has never known
any other home. He has never been
out of the county for any length of time
except the four years he spent in college;
one year of which was spent in Clark
Memorial College and the three years
in the Mississippi Normal College,
located at, Hattiesburg. In addition to
his four years in literary work, Mfr.
Rsl.ag has finished cateaaeaeist course
in the Hattiesburg Business College.
Mr.. Kellar was the first rural mail
carrier of Hancock county. This posi-
tion he held for two years to the entire
satisfaction of the patrons he served.
He resigned this position of his own ac-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
FLAT TOP FARMERS WILL
GROW 10000 Blu. POTATOES.

Mr.. Flrsching, representing the Peer
less Packing Company, of Bay St.
Louis, contracted with the farmers of
Flat Top and vicinity for 10000 bushels
OF sweet potatoes, delivery this fall,
and further agreed to take all above
that amount to $4,000 bushels if the
farmers could produce that much.
There was an enthusiastic meeting of
Hancock county farmers at Flat Top on
Saturday, where George G. Firsching of
Bay ST. Louis, and H. S. Weston, of
Logtown, addressed the gathering on
the vast possibilities of Hancock coun-
ty as an agricultural country.
The meeting was productive of much
interest being stirred and a healthy
sentiment created for betterment of the
future. The people of the interior of
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
CARR|ERE WOMAN
BURNS To DEATH

Carriere, Miss, Feb. 21--Mrs. I. A.
Haller, whose home in a short distance
from Carriere, was burned to death
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Heller's
clothing ignited from burning grass.
She had attempted to "burn off" field
and in trying TO control the flames, her
skirt swept the blazing grass and she
was soon in a helpless condition.
Mrs. Haller's death was not known
until several hours after the accident,
when neighbors went into the field to
extinguish the fire, They found the
charred body of the woman. Mr.. Hal
,ler, who was in Cagriere on business,
was summoned.
Mrs. Haller was alone at the farm at
the time Of the accident and besides
her husband is not survived by any
relatives. The funeral took place to-
day with interment in the Clayde-Dale
Cemetery. Mr.. Haller is prominent in
Mississippi fraternal circles.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27

s. w. Rose. of New York City, who,
with his family, consisting of wife and
three children, and fourteen servants,
are at their Pass Christian winser home
for several weeks stay. Mr.. Rose has
develop great fondness for dogs, he
having eight with him. all of which are
hounds of a new breed, or at least such
as were never seen at the Pass before.
A servant attends these CANNES at, it
is understood, a monthly stipend OF $50.
-Gulfport Herald. MIR. Rose is the
Royal Baking Powder magnate, OF New
York, and his winter home on the beach
front is generally admired.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
WANTED TO KENT

WANTED TO RENT.
Two furnished rooms in Bay st Louis for light
housekeeping. State street and price. Address
X, Gen'l Delivery, Virgins Miss.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27

this county, heretofore unable to dis
pose of their products, are naturally
jubilant over the prospects of this new
industry. The slogan shack to the soil"
has a new meaning to them.
The Peerless Company, of this city,
Mr.. Firsching announces, has contract-
ed to put in additional machinery and
will enter npon the work of canning
vegetables on permanent and more
extensive scale than heretofore, in ad-
dition to the regular work carried on
in their regular department of shrimp
and oyster packing.
The Peerless Company will also buy
the local sweet potato crop and that of
other parts of the county besides the
Flat Top output contracted for and con-
tinue paying the same prices as here
tofore.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
ST, STAN|SLAUS
ALUMNI To CONVENE
HERE NEXT YEAR.
Reunion and Banquet Held
In New Orleans Sunday
Affair Largely Attended.
,ay st. Louis, June, 1915!

Bay st. Louis, June, 1916!
The annual reunion and banquet of
the Alumni Association of st. Stanis-
laus College, this city, took place in
New Orleans last Sunday, the 18th, ,and
was largely attended by the former gra-
duates and students of this well-known
institution.
At the business meeting, which took
place at St. Aloysias College. Rampant
and Esplanade streets, the officers who
served last year were reelected by ac-
clamation. They are:
President, August j. CIaverie, New
Orleans.
First Vice President, W. J. Carmou
che, of Crowley, La.
Second Vice President, Harry w.
Fitzpatrick. Of New Orleans.
Third Vice President, Charles J. Tas-
sin, of Edgard, La.
Fourth Vice President, Linden j.
Braud, of New Orleans.
Secretary Treasurer, Justin J. Green,
of Bay ST. Louis.
Assistant Secretary Treasurer, John
A. Hoffman,, of Bay st. Louis.
1t was decided that the next reunion
and banquet would be held in Bay St.
Louis during June, 1916.
At Kolb's German Tavern the ban
quet was held during the evening.
Among those who responded to the call
of the POSTMASTER was President Isl
dore, of st. Stanislaus College; Aug.
j. Claverie, James Terrell, T. j. Oscher,
GU. Tassin, Justin j. Green, Linden
F. Braud.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27

Work of clearing up Deer Island and
to turn it into playground, the Coney
Island of the South, has been COM
menced and the syndicate behind the
movement is hopeful of entertaining
large crowds on the island this summer. !.
The work is attracting great deal OF
attention along the Coast. New Orleans,
Mobile and elsewhere and is welcomed
BY all pleasure lovers as well as busi-
ness men.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
Carbohy-

A careful study of the results above
will convince any Lnpreiudiced mind
that Mississippi or Tennessee corn ranks
as leaders in containing protein, fat
and carbohydrates, the valuable feeding
constituents. Undoubtedly other south
ern states would have made showing
equally as good. In protein, Missis-
sippi leads with Tennessee but little
behind; Mississippi is well ahead In fat
with Tennessee second while In car
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
PETITION FOR PARDoN.

HONORABLE EARL BREWER, COVER
nor OF Mississippi the undersigned off,
cials and employees of the State Penicentiary
would respectfully ask that your ExcelIency
grant pardon unto Will Mitchell. convicted at
the April Term of court, 1908, In Hancock conn-
ty, for the crime OF murder and giyen a life sem
tance. We would show that his character pre-
.vious TO this offensA was good and that his con-
duct as prisoner has been excellent.
For this reason and the fact that he has been
duly attentive 20 the States best interests. we
beg that you extend executive clemency.
Respectfully submitted: j. a. CAIN Sargent;
9. w. Cain. assistant sargent; s. r. Garner, as
sistaut sargent, and others.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27

cord to teach school and to finish his
education. He now offers himself to
the people as a public servant, and
promises, if elected to this very inn
portant office. to discharge the duties of
the Office faithfully, conscientiously and
promptly and will carry out his obliga-
tions as public servant to one and all
alike.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27
Roll of Honor.

Following stood in spelling mattel
while over 500 words were spelled.
Marguerite Carvin, Suzanne Trawick
and Leo Taconi.
MARIAN v CHAPMAN, Teacher.
Bay ST. Louis Central School.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-02-27

Bile Drops is new vegetable, condensed and
inexpensive tasteless substitute for calomel, cas-
tor oil, salts. w O. Allen cheerfaliy furnishes
samples free and pays the money cheerfully
back, IL you are not most highly delighted.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-12

lag ibsr Wleilen 5srltreut. Sin ariegss
ratb mar pener Dorber iemuls abgebalten
pprpsu, nod nurhe sr ieBt. 5uiammens
seruien. Stdtt beHen Tanote Der 4bmiral
ieinen S4iffen fieber9aft 6laggeniignaIe,
bic bic lluterfibrer entipeber ni9t peritans
ben ober ni9t berItebeu nollten. 8dtta
erbislt ben SberbefsbI iber ben redtsn
6lisel, aibotti auf benz IRE bi qprtos
5alo" ben linten, ridpdrtigen. 4lbini
blieb NIT ieinen bSI5erHeu G4iffen bor
ben pdn5ern, binter bic er fid bdtle Sus
rid 8iehen miFeR Mi6fam ipurbe cine
Sdlu4tlinie gsbilbet, bic in re9tfm Dins
lei bic 5abrttidtung 3~ssettboff's l9nitt.
Diger bate ieue Glotts gut in Der 6anb.
Sn oerlAebenen &etosnescirungsFabrten
unb Wdn0bern mar bic MannT4aft aus
sebilbet tuorben, bate has getIpiel bss
6a4rers ibr Mut4 unb 3uberli9t prudts
poq seltdrtt.
Den alarmirenben Na9rihteH BON QiIa
bate Der Diterreihiibe 4bmiraI qnfanss
psnis 8eoeutung bfistmeTsn, ba ar ben
aHsriff fir cine dinte belt, nm i'm bon
8ensOig unb 9rieit fprt5uloden, als er
inbss fah, haB es qeriaro Grnit mar,
sing sr am 10. Suli unter @olloampf IN
Iio6itli6er Ridtuns in Gee. Die aapels
ltn fpieItsn bic QatioRalbbmue. friid flat
tsrten bic Babnsn oben am Mnit. Sober
Offi5isr fannie feline auFsabe unb In ben
9tr8tn Der Mannlhaft mar nur Elm
Muni4i bnlb an ben 5einb al lommen,
I'm gsgsn lleberraldunesn geii6ert Sa
leiH, ging es bon Qnfaas an in S6la9t
formation Dor. Die Spite oes eriten aeila
aug a6t pan5srn belt Ssgett6oIf IsIbF
quf benz rGr3htr5os 8sroinaHo Marr, bic
Spibe bes 8psiten aus unseItiibten 66ifs
fen bsttebenben aapitdn peb auI benz
aaaiisr4 rs4ts unb liuts eebedt bur6 bic
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tpurpt, Rebel 3ipang 81 elmer 4erringss
rang ber 8abreef4pinbigteit. ais a6er
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unb um 10 llbr IS bas Itbte
Signal, npan5srThiiTs ben BeiBb atlrens
men uno gum SiRten btiReenl4
2autlos 6is luf Ods RuuTfen Der qros
ptlpr Hdberte ii6 bic 5lotte benz Geinb,
ober binter iebem @eI9lb Ttdnben bic
bereit gum ponrernben BruB,
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bic erIte @srpirrung In bic Reiben
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SH norOipeitlidsr RidtunQ
Ct IN orei 0el4pabern 2sgettbOIf
Intasaeu, rpron @aeea auf lsinsm 5lags1
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Nlalf @iisai aa# btm Mai alntaam.
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tlplnblrigii ltatsgu tlt D00 zeBnm
iaA etiHtt in nig 9flls bf6 @tansss.
pt mbtaffii ftnfiit ilnaitiA mifbft
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t bar Hua oss 6nttfthiihin SaiIfss
lstaf Balm lraaenb buth ganilt mo
planiin bts BtinDts brdb bonn raltgn
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tnittumtnhsn WaNtrmmatu FAINT Der .gt
b 3ialia' ihpgr aui bic Sgiit ibgf. nm
longiam bauH iH btr gireslnbtn 9itfs N
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bic gstIuiis gsriHg: 80 1oble, 1873 gtrs
punbttt. auf bic siu3tIusn S4iffs psrs
t9eiltn lie Fd ME fOlgt.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-12

ttl1u nltt natt a4tad alaatia 81,
FlHila Beg Matntmlmhu rat autH ha
akf tsit unf1dllBtlH anh laubls Htllbl,
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ituaoT mslifftr NrtgsIAiilf uuisr
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iiaHii iran81Hlhe Blotlt s,ihlaafn. unb
sas SdauIpisl iolit it misbcgboIsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-12

Sn btr audt BON II. auf ben IL. SuIi
erfden qsrIano's Glotts Dor Der SnTsl,
Ju Der Sribe bes Is. bsgaun Der 4ngriff
Der I4 sleidssitig gesen bic 9dfeH bon
@omiia, MaRego unb San @iorgio rids
ten iolts, auf bic 6eiben swrItsrsR absr mad
einftinbiser MunitionsbsrIdpsnbung dufs
gsasben nlrbe, bd mad BEN lrtbeil Der
lntsrtibrer bic 8~efeiiguHgM az bod
iber BEN WdTfer aube 9treid Der
GAifsseIdHbe lagsn. psrIanp bate fh
gegeu garb uno Meii Dor sinem lleberfall
btr uIteFreidiiden 5lotte ssi9ert. aud
gsfebl gsgebsn, bns BON QiIa gum sSeIts
lamb fiibreabe 4abel IpfOrt al Sfrltoreu.
9a man fi9 aber nit bisitr AuFgabe 3eit
IieB, tonnts ppla bsnudridtigt tperpsn
urb bon bort bic Mntlport tommen: Nus
baItsn BIZ Ga6 bic 8lptts eutiseen tnnnl"
perIunO ton3entrirte in3lpilttn fein
@ombarDsment auf San @lorsIp, beIfsn
Sorts IAiDer unter benz 5suer litteH. Wie
beftig bic gedieBuRs mai, ss5t Sur @es
nise aus bar 3baiId6s berppr, bah elm
ein3igss S6iff Der a8e b'Stdlia", nllein
ni6t penissr ais 1900 Sdub ~perfeuerte.
1ait esidtigisft bate iid Sci Mansao cine
ldnoung bspertIteaigen laftu, trobpem
perIano Isine GanbungsiruppsR mlt5ue
nehneH poergeHen" bate. Die @ntI1lubs
unfdbieieit Oss Observation-Disclosures tDirfte
cher ldbmeno auf bic uHterfHbrsr. Gslbft
nls enolid Der lang erie6nts ra~fFonbatore4
unb nit ibm 1000 Mnun nahz
.geianbtsr eanoungstruppen, nabm bic
attion laum elm fdnellsres 9empo an.
Der 4nsriff auf Goiima purbs Slpdr Bee
aRp Gurt IlubunHa uOG S6prmis
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@eeen bic 300 unb $50 qfiinber
qrmftrOns @sfdlbs Der itaIisnii6sn paus
ser tonnte 9setttbpff nur AS QFinoer
tins Irsffm fibten. Die WerbiItnis3nblsH
tpareu fiji bic S6iffssabl 1901, file bic
@eThube 1861, bic 9pnnaee 2.64;1 uno
pfsrbetrdfts Der ShiffsmaI6intg 2,57;1,
1rob bieier erbrudenben lsbermaht
ndbm Der DIerrsi6ifds 4Omiral obns
8eiinnen ben aampf auf unb sipar in
riatiser G%rtsnntnis Der ~ein5issn Giesess
m1eItdteit In BET SffsnFpe. Wlit Ieds
Qdnseru elmer Dresatte unO bier annos
nenbooten dI9igR sr am n. SUM- bpr
benz itaIisniIdsn R~riegsAaItn qntoHa.
aber perianp magic bic nnesbotene
SAlaht NIT ItiRr ffartsn GIotts nidt
a%n3uHebmsn. 60 tebrte 8egetiboff mad
6aiand 3uriid uub beeHbete feline @orbes
F%eitunesu, ipHbrsnb In Stnlien ld elm
Slurm Der G%ntriFnHe sesfu ptrIaus
srbob. 0sresbtus bsrlu4te bislsr einsn
antfheibsnben G9ritt binausJui6itbtH,
ilaate telfarapbiId baib lber bislsn, balO
iibeF ienaH Manesl. Sn iefntr GieItsit
eurh bic NieberIass bon Guitoa3a onfs
@mpfinbliAlte gstroffen p%erlangte has
@OIt ftilrmiia mad sinsr aftluH Der
Hlotse, fir be "a In ben lebten Sa9ren
Wlaionen esopfert.
am z. ault srhislt qsrIono isIssras
pbif9 Ttrittsn gsftbl ben 8iinb ansugrsis
fen, ober, fans bisfer lid nidi alum Sam.
pfc ittle. ibn IN qoIa ungrIdumt su
bloairtn. aim 3. Suli ptrtieb sr slntona,
treuSte aiellos In Der Mbria unb iebrte
flint 5ase fpdtsr ipiebsr in ben Ii6eru
eafsH suriid, ba a iia pbne ben .aIfons
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IA .9aflsrsna ml .gaNHisfss afs
a9ana m Mtitim Mtitf ia af5htm
Sell tentaHm FffiiHe 40 tfH Ht
D 1iaii mli .H%iioaaalbu@ .QdhNte
.uue .2ah Wartime Ben saint blittl,
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iaaluo Hue .Wltgla Nas .Uartig nna
Etftihils- fiflin Hfii atiltHni uon
Na ant MHhlub Eit aaait gnit e.
iirtftf Th httf oulsttn Wltiltn.
Rch uiti BHirithn mii biiitr nnadHs
iiiatH eaat, pthltIit Nriano iurs BOT
br @hlaAt atatn ale gtruunii Hrh
Ian Glaagitiif uub aiua aaf ltinen &C.
Iitbitu sa%ifouhalort" ittt, BET burd
ldut llnbfbolfmbtit bitiiit am unastia.
mar. "a Die btibm l~lntsrfHhrsr
nidis BON BEN Rehlet triubren, marie
ten lie per9,biih auf Signalt bonn IRE
o'5iaIid" uRo uoren. ais biele ausblies
6eu. %bolitdnbip eiatuem @uioiinlen iibsrs
mdbreno qtrlano BON feinem
afionodtort" aus gtisbl duf gefe6f Fal
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.tatih suf aanif Hn Nsft usl5f aWtt
slaammta. datt aaf flff ntisn mflt
IiHinl ianulr HaiafiiA t8 uthttlfm
.hl btt iailmllhin Nei'tH nftf 10 mil
lHttfw unb tlntg tsf ttiiH ehlif bt
5leiit mntt idttt burt 1st ffiN bsr
6otii bIhdaiat COS BEN 8amFlt lataa
ilicam mifem
8ltloa. planiai ittit man Ban anstlil
BARN ntiiu lotl nns mot am 90. mblIf
allilih ielusii. tinm gantunatpHiHh Al
ubhmthmtn. als umtriprllfi 1weitbaif
6lolit an o0flIoui auitautit.
1i6ttr Gsbtl btrbinosrit itbt GtnHht
1ai ben tioIitnilttH Soften bate Die
Qatridt sintn 9lih ltih cinsti6ioatn
uno ptrmtbFtt nod Biz sffgiheuts Der
pirtuug uHo 3idlofsisii. QtrIdnoia Gloii
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na~Iifirte, bic niemano Iab unb niemaRi
oa6er aud befnIgen tpHHte. Neben be-
9ernirruug, bic bic 5ransferirung bel
GOmirals In bic ein6eitli9e 2eitung Del
S9ldht bra4te, sripeiterte lie au6 BIZ
0iitan8 8tpiIden benz erItsn unb Stpeiter
@eidpaoer unb Tub 70 Segettbpf bret
81 einem Durdbru4 Elm.
Segen 10 ll6r So tpetIelte qerfanl
feline 5lagse, cine pisrtel Stunbe ipdtel
mar bic itdlieniide G6lddtlinie 6ur9i
broden unb Der Sisg foBuidsen sntT6is.
ben, 8aeca perfudte 3tpar ben SENT
nod in Der Glante gu fallen unb, nls bai
nidt gelang, bic ungefdibtsn S4iffe bel
Radbut In ben @runb az bo9ren, abet
bic aaugIamteit Der ausfii6riag unb BIZ
SreffuHf6erbit Ttintr aanoniere b~ereitel'
ten beibe pIaHe,
peb mar Dor BEN 0urhbraA mad Sit
ben abgeTdpentt Aum atbotti Bu engaeis
rem, unb obne @efnnen nabm er nit fei'
mem bol8ernen gaailsr1 ben 4ampf eegsn
ben fart eepan8erteH IRE bt p~ortogaloT
auf, 0os Slid mar inn eitnitig. per-
Iano duf BEN pAffonbators4 unterIisb,
pie er ipdter BEL Ieinem grp3eB ertl1rte,
aus @riiuben Der Ntenf9lidtsit CD, cine
s~initiee acknowledgement, bic ben Inter
gang beg oiterrAGiiaen 5diffe5 bsbentet
bate, uHb bieies tonnte feline Sabrt forts
lsbsn. @egen ben formioablen itnlieni=
f4er pan8ertplob mar Der bol3erne n8ais
Ter" nit leineu obipIetsH @sf6lben madtz
log, troBbem beriuhte qeb unerI9roden,
ben 5einb 3u rammen. 0as MonDber
toHHte - 6oI3 geeen qan5er - Ribotti'a
S9lahtIhiff nidt in ben Grunb bohren,
dber Cd bratbte @erpirruns in bic Teinb-
li9en Reihen. iobab peb NIT I6psrbeTbGz
bigtem, brennenbem Shiff, bon 9erfano
ipieber aus sMitleib4 perI6oHt, i'm puls
Deroampf Der @eThiibe mad San @iorgio
enttommen fonnte.
Segettboff Bate in5piiten nab Durgbz
bru4 Der feinblidsn 2inie nit iiberteaener
araft ben sae b'Stalia" upb ygoleItro4
angtsriffen, 9as Iebters SGiff aerieth
bura cine 6iterrsiaiI6e 6anbgranotr IN
8rdnb rnb Flog in bic Cuff, ppbei BON
230 GffiBieren unb MannI6aften mir 10
esrettet merben t%nnnteu. Das SaupifhifF
Der TtiubIihen 6Iotte battle Der rIierreibis
I6e Qpmiral auF benz pGr5berSog Serbs
ndnb Mar" fi9 fslbt porSunebmen Be-
idloFen, Sdon pdbrenb bes @urhbruds
befolgte er mad ardftsR leinen eigenen
gefslE. ale gralen Sdiffs 81 r1mmen.
3tpeimal bereits mar er IN feinbli6e
Danger getrd6t. obne iebo9 iein .3iel
gang au srreiaeu, ba taudte Bic araue
@il1Ogette Oes s9Re b'Stuliu" Dor i'm duf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-12

Die StaIiener perIoren $40 In gobten,
ISL in gerpunbeten. 9ls ben Raud Der
8si9iBe ii6 per8og, fgualiTtrte 9erianu
%oerlpunoert: $50 1T Der ,9e b'Stalto"
bis CT oom nd9iten S6iff Ieinsr 5lptte Biz
anttport betam: .@eiunten". 9ur8e .3eii
oerblteb er nit feinen nod INNER iibers
lestnen ardften an Srt uub Gteae, bann
bampfte er 3uriid mad Qncona unb idnbte
bon bort feline meIbung nad Glprena:
qOeFerrsids 5lotte Bel ella gefdlaqen.
grft Der foIgenbe Sag bra6te ber i'm
5laggenI4mud ftrabIenbeA SauptItabt Bic
berniAtenoe Mabrheit, lin bas MlaB bas
lnslits boasuma6eu, fant qerfona's
Stol5, Der raffonbatore4 aud gu glei6er
3eit i'm 6afen Qneona's. Die 8oIfstputb
8errte ben ~unfd9iaen QOmtrql por cir
9rlsgsgeri6t uno nit Gbtmpf unb
59anbe feiner Uniform epttleioet, gedftet
bon allen, mubte er fir ben aeit feines
aebfns bic Ginfamfeit Iuden.
5egettb6ff bate fem 8tel erreiAt, 9iTa
enttfBt, apei Der beiten feinoli6en @diffe
btrrI4tet. Nn cine @erfplgung 9erfano's
tollnte er nit ieinen 9eringen &rGften ni6t
btnttn, Die aunbs hRs Sisaes rief In
Wien unbef6reibli6er Subel berbor. Qls
DAM bes aaifers fam bic 6rnennune 3um
@ltesqomiral. 9sgettboffs Game mar nit
etnsm S4lage ouf aller Qippen. DETER
ret6's Gesmadt bate li4 etetdp,rtbtg me-
ben bic Der anbern @robmd9te geiteQt unb
in benz 9H9e Der GeebeIoen brangte ne6eR
engItf4en. fpanif6en, ~boldnoifden, ornes
rtianiI6en @ameu ieBt aud Der oss @igs
gers bon aiF1.
Sem 8eiit, iener iusenbfrdftigc, brauf.
9dnserifae @eiit, ben Der @riinber Der
oltsrrsidiIden 9rieesmarine @rsber3og
5eroildnb Wor ibr eirgefl0Bt, Iebt =
has baben jiineit erit tpiebtr bic 6elbens
tbaten bon Il 5 unb II IL befpieIm - nod
belte pie bamals in glei9er StGrle. llnb
pie feline 9ertDrperung iene bes i~taIienis
f4en 4Ouigtbums BEL 2iFa 1866 in ben
@rlrb hobrte, fpirb ct aud balte Defer
relds 6lotte gum Siege fiibrn unb bamit
bic @orduSIdge Teaettboffs III Ieinem 9d.
eesbefebl ndd Der Shladt erFiltn: r@ir
fDnnen ftol5 ifin auf ben etItriglH Sag
unb, fpenu mir bas ndhitemal benz 6einbe
beeesnen. nit benz 8%eipaBticin in ben
Rampf ge4sn, BdB feline ltsDerlegm6eii an
S6tffen uub @eIdiBeu in 3a6l unb aas
liber burd bic 1iihtigteit Der biisrreidis
i6en SeeIsute aufgeposen pirb.
9urrab Der aaiisrl"