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Evening journal., 1915-09-08
LYMAN FORGOT SPEED LAW.

Miller Lyman, young man. was
fined SIS and costs in City Court. on
charge of violating the automobile
speed law. Officer Charles ]. Kane
said Lyman was driving an automo-
bile at the rate Of 30 TO 35 miles an
hour on Union street, on last Friday
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1915-09-08
WAR SHOCKS UP.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. s.-Crucible Steel
led an advance in war stocks at the
opening of the stock exchange today,
making a gain of 3-4 at Sc.
o. S. Steel gained Is, selling at
"a l-2. Westinghouse was up -. Bald
win Loco, 3-s, Reading up ga, and Ten.
nessee Copper up at So.
Rock Island was off ] at 10.
Bethlehem Steel up 5 to 2o5. and Gen.
eral Motors common made new high
at 255 l-2 during the morning. Western
Union was strong on expectation Of in
crease in dividend.
A reoctionary tendency developed soor
after IL o'clock
Evening journal., 1915-09-08
CANNERY WORKER INJURED.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Sept. S.-Another
serious canning factory accident oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at the
Charles NJ Scott tomato factory
when Pauline Carney. a Moor. had
her right hand caught in the ma
ehinery, having the tendons torn.
Evening journal., 1915-09-08
GEORGE w. ROBERTS AFFLICTED.

George w. Roberts, so years old,
who has been in poor health for some
time is in hospital suffering with
a fractured hip. He sustained the in
jury by falling in his room.
Evening journal., 1915-09-08
ID0MBAl

DR. Constantin Theodore Dumba,
the Austro-Hungarian ambassador to
the United States, was required TO ex-
plain 20 Secretary of State Lansing
why he believed it proper for him to
formulate plans to call out the Austro-
Hungarian workmen at the Bethle-
hem Steel and other munition plants.
The ambassadors purposes were
brought 80 the attention of this gov
ernment through the publication of
the letter addressed to Foreign Min
lister Burian OF Austria-Hungary.
which was found by British authori-
ties ,on J. +. J. Archibald. American
war correspondent Secretary Ian
sing received from Ambassador
Dumba telegram asking for an in
Evening journal., 1915-09-08

With present styles coming into
vogue for small children our school
dress of brown Angora will prove
popular. The bottom of the blouse is
folded up to simulate a belt. The
cuffs, patch pocket and sailor collar
are bound with silk braid, which also
makes the lacer.
Evening journal., 1915-09-08
BROWN NEEDS NEW BOND.

George Brown. who is under bond
TO pay $4 a week for tn support of
his wife and two children. was sur
rendered by his bondsman. In City
Court today he was directed to give
new bond in the sum of $500.
Evening journal., 1915-09-08

There is just one place where Il
going in and those going out Of b
ness can meet to mutual advans
and that place is the Want Column
Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-09-08
LARcHlBALpI

terview. Mr.. lansing directed that a
reply be sent granting the request.
II was concluded. from the statements
attributed to the ambassador at
Lenox, that he would bring copy of
the letter to present to Secretary Ian
sing, in order that he may show pre-
cisely what it was he contemplated
doing. The State Department, It is
said. will receive full information re-
garding the Archibald documents, as
IL is understood the British govern
ment is furnishing Ambassaor Page
with memoranda outlining in full the
Dumba letter and other documents
found in the possession Of Archibald.
Dumba and Archibald are shown In
the accompanying illustration.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15
BARBER & N Publishers

cars Is the new unique arrangement
of the seats. The drivers seat, for ex-
ample, is shaped so that both the driv-
err and the passenger riding with him
have separate seats. This is a change
that owners who drive their own cars
VIII greatly appreciate, The tonneau
Is roomier than ever, and the auxil-
larry seats are entirely new design, de-
veloped by Studebaker within the last
year. Instead Of folding back against
the sides of the car or up against the
back Of the front seat, they sink down
into recesses In the floor, completely
disappearing when not In use. And
thus extra room and ease of entrance
and exit from the tonneau is provided.
Exceptional care has been paid to
he upholstery of the new cars. The
leather used is the finest grade of
genuine hand-buffed leather on the
market. II Ia the ~Studebaker claim
that no better leather can be bought
at any price. 1t is a straight grain,
s~emi-bright finish and is tufted with
a high grade of curled hair. Deeper
coiled springs give more r~esiliency.
The principal feature and that of
N~SpN"' ''','ih w nlOltIlblb lb Tie
Studebaker motor. Hills and rutted
roads Will have no further terrors for
the proud possessor of a new Stude-
baker. Brake tests on the four have
developed AN and on the six 54.5
horsepower.
This added power has been secured
In n way by enlarging the bore of
the motor to 3 7-8 inches. For an
other, the %carburetor has been trans
ferred to the left side of the motor.
lessening the distance for the gas TO
travel and giving 1t freer passage. A
separate intake manifold Is another
Important factor In securing a wider
range OF ability for the motor.
n electrical system for startinp
and lighting the new cars is he we'll
known Wagner two unit type, which
was developed four years ago, exclu-
sively for ~Studebaker cars, and which
has been wonderfully successful on
more than 150, 1000 cars since then,
The switches are rotary and have
been placed on the instrument board
with provision made for locking the
Ignition control. All wiring Is carried
on the chassis with connections I'm a
junction box conveniently placed un.
der the hood. Wiring Ii enclosed In
metal conduits. Proof against water
and mechanical injury.
Silence In the operation of the cal
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15
sTUDEBAKER ANNOUNCEMENT

BY announcing for 1916 a seven
passenger, 40 horse power four at 1886
and a seven-passenger, so horse power
six ut $1,000, Studebaker has ono
more startled the motoring public.
And once more Studebaker has
proven that quantity production,
scientific manufacturing methods
and a wealth of manufacturing ex-
p~erience o reduce prices and yet
maintain high standards CT quality.
That these are high grade cars In
every essential will be evident from
the most superficial examination,
and the specifications az given by
the engineering department at the De-
troit factory indicate that the quality
is even higher than with last years
cars. They show that finer steels have
been used, that the upholstery is Of
the highest grade OF leather, the
market affords, that the finishing
operations have been increased to
twenty-five I'm number while numer-
Gus other details Of manufacture are
still further indicative of quality.
Yet despite all the improvements
and changes, the prices have been
radically reduced In comparison with
those OF last year. No four Of
this size and power has ever been Of
fered at anywhere near the price of
1886. No seven-passenger. 60 horse
power six ever came within hundreds
OF dollars OF the new price OF $1,000.
The new cars illustrate more con-
clusively than ever the accepted Stud
obakcr policy OF dignity IN design. The
St~udebaker has never gone I'm for UNI
usual lines, believing that the public
does not care for carr that follow the
a d or style that each new season sees
Accordingly In this years cars
Studobakor has adhered to It's custo-
mary lines. simply improving them In
some slight details that add 10 effect.
The line Of tho hood melts into the
GOVT, and the cowl itself has been
made longer. The crown tenders are
OF deeper design than aver and cling
more closely To tho curves of the wheel
n the lines Of the entire a flow
IN unbroken curves from the radiator
back to the tail lamp. Grace Is the
dominant note OF the whole design and
while the new cars are larger than
ever and more massive In looks they
are among the handsomest cars tha,
have ever been produced.
One OF the notable features of the
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15
Notice of Contest.
Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, HALEY, Idaho,
lima 10 101h-

Department Of the Interior, United
States Land Office, HALEY, Idaho,
June Is, 1915.
To Ross f. Johnson of American Falls,
Idaho, %contestee:
You are hereby notified that Joseph
Bailey, who gives American Falls,
Idaho, as his postoffice address, did
on May 10, 1915, file In this office his
duly corroborated application to con-
test and secure the cancellation Of
your homestead entry No. serial No.
012111, made October 7, 1912, for NWA
SEA, Eh SWA. SWA SWA. section
26, township 8 south, range 30 east,
Boise meridian, and as grounds for his
contest he alleges that said Ross f..
Johnson, the entryman, has failed to
comply with the homestead laws as to
residence, cultivation and improve
ments, and has abandoned the land for
moro that one year prior to the date
hereof.
You are, therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
as confessed, and your said entry will
be Cancelled without further right to be
heard. either before this office or on
appeal, II you fail to file In this Of
flee within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication Of this notice. as
shown below. your answer. under
oath. specifically responding to these
allegations of contest together with
due proof that you have served a copy
of your answer on the said contestant
either in person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the
name OF the post office TO which you
desire future notices to be sent to you.
]. Il. WILLIAMS. Register.
VIM. U. s. Hews, Receiver.
Date OF first publication. July 1, 1915
Date OF sec. publication. July s. 1915.
Date third pub. July 10. 1915.
Date of fourth pub. July 90. 1915.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15
NOTICE

Ladies fancy work is not included
In the list Of exhibits that the fair
committee reserves the right to keep
for future display. Several women
have refused to place their exhibits
with the fair committee thinking that
their work would be kept by the man.
agement of the fair. All fancy work
exhibits will be carefully handled and
returned as soon as the exhibit is over
and the prizes have been awarded.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15
CANADA EXCURSION
VIA Oregoa Short Line.

Special iow round trip rates to
Stirling. Raymond. L~ethbridge. Spring
will leave Salt Lake 1850 .. m. August
srd- Limit. September 18th Sc any
o. 8. L. agent for further details. or
write. ID. x. Burnley. General Passenger
AGENT. Salt Lake City.
MAKE nARLY RESERVATIONS.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15
UTAH A

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets
on sale between local points in Utah
and Idaho 9 OF Bliss. Idaho. July
% and -: limit Jaly 3sth. See any
o. 8. L. agent for further details.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15

LOST-On the Aberdeen road, about
a mile north Of the bridge. a pillow
wheel and axle. Finder please noti.
fy Farmers Society Of Equity. Am
erican Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15

FOR SALE-New 4-room house. Easy
payments. See Idaho Lumber Co.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15

WANTED-Horses to pasture. Cal
on Leighton lines or tel. Al.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15

WANTED-German girl. One Who has
had cooking and housekeeping ex-
%perience. Mrs. Carl lines. Tel. Al.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15

WANTED-A young man to travel
this section with a line Of $3.50 made
to measure trousers from factory to
consumer direct Salary and COM
mission. Call day or evening. Am
srican Falls Tailoring Co.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-07-15

wANTED-A man to clear and break
$40 acres fifteen miles south Am
erican Falls. one mile from Wapi
Station. Will give all Of W. years.
crop. c. Lee French. First National
Bank.
LOST-Tire and rim. size 34xA. of
real of Studebaker Six. Thursday be-
tween American Falls and Crystal.
Return to Eva B. Smith garage for
reward
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Die uerdnberte Speiiefarte.

4uf Dem 9erliner 8oli3eiprGl;.
blum baben nit Sen 8ertretern oes
acknowledgements 8rpB 9erlills
G~rorterungen itattgefunoen, Die iid)
nit Der Sra9e 6efaBten ipie Ser Ser
lhpellbung BON geabrunesmitteln in
cen 8ait- uno Speiienirtlhaften
entgegengeDirft peroen fam. gs
tpuroen folgenoe 9eihliiile einitiin-
mig gefaBt, Die cine peientlide Ser
anoerung Der Speilefarte in ben Ie-
itanrants CUR Soleen baden nerben.
0us feite @eoef (MeniD faat fort.
IS giebt nnr nod Speiien na6 Ser
&arte.
Sic @emiiiefoit lit in oen 8oroer-
GRIND 81 itellen, Dor a1em lit omf
gut 5ubereitetes @emiiie beipnoerer
@ert 5n leeen nno sarauf 81 baltcll,
oaB mebr Semitic unb meniger
6leiih gegeben miro.
4n Stelle oes gebratenen 5leiihes
ina mebr sefodtes Sleiid a~ugeboten
iperoen.
Ser Settperbrau6 it ein5uidrdn-
fen.
Der &artoffelperbraud iii auf oos
MinoeitnoB 5t Backgammon. gs ioaell
llur Sol5- uno gratfartofFeln perat
rei6t meroen.
9os @orlesen Der Speiien ourd,
sen b~eoienenoen Geaner fdnt fort.
Die oeutihfeinolihen neutralen
Seitumsen ioQen abbeitellt merben.
Gieie 8eibliiiie troten anl /. SUM
1916 in araft. Die @aitpirte @roB-
gerlins linb BON oieiem Gage al on
bieie 9eidliiiie ~sebunoen, unb es
miro beionoerer @ert barauf geleyt.
ooB Ole gefdliiie bonn getlanntett
Gage ab in @roB : Berlin ausnabms-
los oitrdeefiibrt merben oamit be-
borblide Masnabmen bermieoen
peroen fonnen.
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Nus Merifo.

Mus @aibington miro genlel.
Set, Ole Siibrer Der @iaiitas, Die iidD
bort aufbalten, uno gu oenen lett
ouf) nod Misuel 9ia5 2ombaroo,
@iaa's Minilter oes Musmdrtigen,
gefommen it, ieien bereit, iid nit
ben Garran5iltas auf Srieoensper-
DnnbIungen eiu5ulaiien.
= 8raiioent &nerta bat einen
8roteIt an ben ~poriiteroen &idter
oes Ober : gunoesgeridts be5iiglib
leiner 8erbaftung seridtet. er mnB
bod nit Den bieiigem gerbdltniien
iebr tpenig p%ertraut iein, penn er
nift einmal meiB, oaB oqs Sberbun-
resgeridt NIT oieier Code nifts gu
tln bot.
@oupernellr Sergliion erfldrt,
wenn oos Staatsoepurtement IN
0oibinaton linn ole entideiomng
iiberlaiie, perbe er @uerta nift on
bic merifaniihen &epolutionsfiibrer
ousliefern.
= Die Garran5iitos bebaupten,
General @on5oles babe feline angrif-
fe anf Die Souptitaot wieoer anfge-
nommert.
Sole glquero uno 9iooriao DC
2lano, ole beioen merifaniiden Sci
tuneslelte, Die bier megen ongebliy
der 8eteiligung an Der angebiiden
8erihiuorung Der sSrertiltas perbaf.
tet uno Ipoter geeen @ilrgidaft upr
$4,000 mieoer in Sreibeit geiebt plr-
oen, haben cine Grfldrrulg erlaiien,
in Der tie gegen Die anffoge ais tnt-
aeredlt proteitieren.
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Gle bcutise Gage,

8aS 8orbrineen Der oentlaell
gerbiinaeten in Suo : 9olen oanprt
on. Die nidtiee Staot arnsuii
ii lebt Quh in ibren 9dnoen. Slut
Nene l6einen Die admpfe apiidell
Erntb nno 9nieitr pieoer o~usgebro=
den gu fein SIN fran5oiiiden Sc
8retre 8alo .baben Die 9eutiden ci-
men biibibeu @rfole eebabt. Gin
2uhidiffangrift Den Die @nglan-
Ger .auf Die 0eltide 9eoroieefuia
MAIDEN tpollten, ip1roe pereitelt. Oil
Gage lit fir Die 0ellti9en gerbiin=
oeter cine anoauernb giinitiee.
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Cine 9idtnms 2ignngtidanss,

gu ben grinnerungen oes gi8e-
to1ligs 2ibuneti6angS tinoet fit
Ell aus NnloB Ser 8eoiinitigung oes
Spiumbanoels ourd @roBbriton-
MEN 1881 perfaBtes Gocrn: vGie
Sballoe Oes groBen gnglanos", aus
benz Elm poar Gerie nit ibrer iibe1
3eit uno Haum binausreid)enaell
@nflage bier uieoergegeben ieien.
Sic SdluBitropbe lautet:
uS6anbel Sbm1be auf oieies arnbe
@nglanb bes @e1tens,
Iltf feline bli1fenoen @eipebre. arf olelt
at1beren @lart5;
9arunter lit elm 5dipert berboraen. bos
lnf're Seelen ftiebltl
0i6t als elm Sreuno for1nt @nelono 8t
ltns,
Sonberi1 nit einem. 9drei nad Gut mn
Slut u11b mebr,
Sds 2eben bon rn5dblig Sau1enoen
8erienft es tief IN BEN berfluhten Gi.
gruno
Son ienem Srunf Sen lie 10 idamlbs
pfle9en."
Ser merfpiiroige Mnnn, in oellen
beridloiiene oitli6e Seele oieie eben-
10 merfmiiroieen Sogebiider bini
lsno uieoer tief bineinIeu6terL bat
England gebaBt, pie bie1eift fem
onoerer aug Ser gelben GaiIe. @or
allem nm bes Spiumfrieges u1o oes
Spiums miIen. @ber es flinat Elm
eemaltigerer, etpig nabrer SOB
ourdI tpen11 er oes unideli6en I'm
bells eeoenffs oas Dies SonoeIscr-
aengnis Snoiens iiber fem 8oter=
lonb gebradt bat:
Limb bas aIles, batnit Snbien ee0eiben
moge.
&Ies oies, neil @olo unb 2anb IN Ben
Ineen Der britii6en Gegieruna
1nebr inert finb,
als Die meni6liden &0rper zines fdfpa.
den &ulfesl"
Sc 1T ni6t 5r lelienen, oaB Ser
@eoanfengong oieier l8idtlrng ol9
be1ite nod 5eitaem0R lit.
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g. u. & u. 3.

y. ~ -.
$50. l. Son Soniton, @oco nno Gorpus
Sbrtltt ..........7:05 nad5n1.
$40. Boon 9oufton nrlb aiifenorten. !.
80. $3.50 bora,.
No. Boon gonfum unb R~iiftenorten /.
lao nadm.
gto. 42-8on &errbine 1906 BORN.
No. 146-Gon &errbiue. tdglih alisaez
nommen 5onntaes ..7:45 abenos
Ibfa6rtL
$40. 2-gead Soulton, 8aco unb Corpus
Gbrifi .9:1O born,.
Wo. 4-Nad 5ouftou unb @iiitenorten !.
$3.50. 1890 nadni.
No. 6-yaa6 9oafum unb %&iiitenortei. J,
2:10 na1m.
gto. 43-Na6 aerrbile. sos abencs
No. 145-Na6 aerrbine. tdsli1, nisgcs
rlpr1fnen Sonntags ....7:05 BORN.
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SnIano.

Sane Ioams, Die Br1iioentir
oes fiir3lid i'm 9aag abgebaltenen
internationalen Srieoettsfongreiies,
Del Dem es iibrigens nifts tpenieer
ais frieolid 8usine, tit 8uriidge-
febrt. Sn einem Snterpietp erfldrie
iie, Srieoenspori6ldge miiroen CUR
3eit ben ellrop6iihen Gationen iebr
miafommen fem. 9llrd bieie gr-
fldriing bat SRI. 4oams bepieIe,L
oaB iie feline blaiie abnling bon Den
tatid6Iiden Ierbaltnillen nnter Ben
friegfiibrenoen Mdd)ten bat, toeiln lie
AUDI gorfitenoe zines international
len 8rieoensfongreiies gepeien 1T.
@as iibrigens NIT ben meiiten sSrie'
OensfongreBlern Der sSaa lit.
eSn Der Stem Oorfer Sauptpo.
li5eiitation fanO om Montae cine 81
ploiion itatt. Cine Cir pur6e los
geriiIen, mebrere SenIter 5ertriini'
inert uno Ser Ioli3eileutnant Mc'
Nalp tmtroe pom Stubl ~getporfen
@erIebt mlroe Nieniano. aud SIC.
0ollp niht. uno ser an9erihtete
Shooen lheint niht groB su iei1s.
@er oie grploiion oeranGaBt bal
uno mas Tie fir eiiien 3med BATE
meiB moll ~porlGufie nod nidt.
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she 0oDle Sec. So. 3eites Quot
tier 30S Main ape. Grodett sos.
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Sir quite 1tbren . Geparasnr
sebt sn Smso SsnsI, PA Of-gom.
mere Ctr. Wna.)
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g. s. & g. u. (Souptlinie

g. s. & g. u. (Smaptlinie.)
go. 101-@nniet aimiteS, bon aeip ars
l1f1s .4:40 BORN.
SO. 102 Sunfet 2imiteb. bon Gan Srans
cisco 1858 BORN.
9o, 7-Sdnen8ua, bon Netp Orleans. !.
SO. s-s6neusua, bon Sci aio -.
HOO bornt.
No. 9-Snnfet grpreB, bon STEM Orr
Ieans $3.50. ..7:55 nud)m
$40. 1o-Smnfet ggpreb, bon Gan Sranz
cisco ............ $3.50 nndm.
SO. 1O1-@nniet eimiteo. mad ga,
iTraneiseo ..........4:50 BORN.
30. 102-@uniet aimiteb. mad Netp Orr
leans 400 bornf.
$40. 7@s6neu8us, mad Sci Rio......
SO. s-gdnensue. mad aep Orleans.
........ .11:80 bor,u.
SO. e-euniet erpreb na6 Gan Srans
cisco $3.50 nadrt.
SO. 10-9nnfet ggpreb, nad Stem Ors
leans. .............11:00 nadt8
gfeturta Sibifi on.
Mnfunft -
SO. so1-gon Souon, Sort 2abaea. Bic
toria, gnero ........7:20. hadn't.
Mbfahrt-
Nn. 302-Nad guero, gietoria, Sort
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Jrsie Hretie fit seras: 9ientae 6. Suli 1915.

nad gegel1 nt6ts anoeres ridten,
ols gegen @oridau. IS beiBt auf,
cob Die 9eutiden mobreno Ser les.
ten Gage groBe Sruppermlaiien mad,
gtoro=95olen gebro6t babell. Sic 2on
ooner fpre6en iogor bon elmer Bop
pelten Iftion, BON oenen oie gr0Bere
iid ge9en 8ori6au, Die f%leinere 1idJ
gegen Die rniiiiden S1tieeltaote rib
ten miiroe. 9os lit natiirlid aues
p~orlaufig 8bantoiie; 6enn ser oeut-
fde @~eneralifab tpeibt neoer oeut-
i6e nod auslanOiihe So,trnoliIten
IN feline Gldne EN-. Mber es 5eigt.
ooB mar in England Die giinitige
Sage, in oie 9euti6lono uno feline
8erbitnoeten our6 bie grfolge Ser
lebten 3eit gebradt lino, enolib att-
lerfcnnt.
Sic 9eutihen ideinen iiberbaupt
cine ol1gemleine Sffeniipc IN S5elte
gefett 81 baben. Geibt nur, oab lie
in @oli5ien rno in Golen 5uianmeu
nit ben Oeiterreihern nororingen tie
faben audi in Sranfrei6L n0rolid
bon 4rrus uno i'm @rgonnennalo Ell
ne Gneriipe beeonne1t. IS l6eift
foit, a1s tpolten tie, bepor bie grpbc
Wunitionsfabrifatior Ser @ngldnoer
1tno Huffen fire @irfung ausiibun
fam, DEM @egner 10 itorfe ShIGat
berieBen, ooB ibm oieie 8erftGrfune
Der tedniihen @iilfsmittel nifts
mebr bieI bon gliben iein miro.
@uh Die bent1den l1~nterieeboote
baben nabrenb Der lesten Gage etr,e
auBerit reee Sdtigfeit enttpifelt ullo
banm bot an Der ifmeoiiden Slit,
Elm glorreider &antpf 5milden e.
mem oeutiden Minenidiff 1no bier
rniiiiden a%relt5ern itatteefunoen, in
Dem oas Wineni6iff 5fpor ur1terIag,
Gem Seinoe ober nidt IN Die S1noe
fiel, ionoer1l bon Dem aapitGn al
Der f6tpeoiiden aiiite ouf Strano ge-
iebt nuroe.
Die eneliide Wlrnitionsbia lit GU
sellomnten iinb Der Ippea an sic
Irbeiter bot lid bepabrt. @s ~iolfcltI
iid) in ben eriten iieben 8ogen oereli
10000 sur arbeit in Sen Mlnli=
tions : 5obrifen geiteGt boben. Son
3man9sar6eit min man oesbal6 allh
abieben. sSn England eripartet man
eineil p~olit1noigen llmihmung oes
&rieges BON oieier Mosreeel, I'M 70
mebr, ba audi Gublano gorfebrun-
gen ~getroffen bat, feline Munitions,
fabrication 81 erboben. Die SEER
i1often peroen iib in ibren Gripar-
tuneen moi getauift ieben.
Sic Staliener 6aben ipG9renb Der
leeteu Gage pieoer allerlei Grfolge
1emelbet, tatiahli6 if)einen Tie ober
nidt neiter gefon1men 5u fem, ais
nie lie Dor adt Sagen maren. Gas
ieIbe ideint nit ben @nglanoern unh
SransoIen ouf @olipoli Ser SAT- 81
Iein, Die alth einen groBen GrfolG
gelneloet battell. Sl1 Albdftie1l lli1O
lebt alih Die @riehen eingeriidt nno
Die Staliener iino nod e1triiItetcr
ols porber. @as ii6 aus oieien al
banii6en @irrtparr enttpideln miro,
fam man nod nidt iagelt, aber al
lem @nifeine nod miro er eine
iebr intereiiante gpiiooe bieies arie'
aes nerben. @ieQeidt audi rod
iheGr.
kM.xS Nv1nEn Y
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9(us Boris miro aemeIoet, 81

Nus 8oris miro eemeGoet, 8url
eriten Mol bdtten iid Der Grdiioent
Ser Republif nno einiee Der Miniiter
an ser @olfdbrt Der Imerifmcr
nod Dem @rabe 2~afopette's, Die Ieit
Sobren am 4. Suli Ituttfinoet, betei.
Iiet. 4uBer Dem 9r1iioenten Ioir.
core uho Den @iniiteru Miaeranot
uno 9eIcoiIe, iparen aud Ole Brdfef.
ten ser Yoli3ei uno oes Seine DC,
partements anneieno. Nas oer
9rieg nidt aues madtl
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GeItene 0~eIesenbeit - Sir bretBio
Sage madt bas @arr Stuoio. Ibe. g
0r. 2tth. feline photographer In ~Sol'
bers" fir $500 per Giiterb. (Gr6.)