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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
Washington Affairs

Economy speeches were delivered IN the
house by Chairman Fitzgerald OF the ap-
Leader Underwood.
President Wilson accepted an invitation
70 speak at q Washington birthday cele-
bfation 20 be held at Washington Feb
ruary Y under the auspices OF various
socleties consisting of sons ana daugh-
present gold medal TO the washington
echool child who has written the best es-
say on the revolution.
Conferences between members OF the
Federal Reserve board and officers OF
several OF the reserve hanks have a.
veloped definite plans for the extension
OF clearing house operations by the twelve
regional reserve banks. One feature of
the plan provides FOR the crea;son OF a
held In Washinston. the credit OF the
reserve banks 70 take care OF clearing
operations between
Active steps have been taken by treas
ury officials 10 compel directors 81 al
least SIX national oanke N New York City
personality 70 make good Losses sustained
BY their institutions through what the
government holds were Investments not
authorised by law. Officials declined 20
slx s "a, ne names nea o. The banks but 4 was
est danger and that the total amount in
VOWED was few million dollars.
After hearing two witnesses al New
york James p. Phelan. special commits
N. sullivan. minister 70 the Doninicsn
republic, announced that hearings would
Be concluded next Tuesday Joseph Tu-
muity. secretary % the president. and
secretary bryan wiz he heard IN Wash
ington. Harry s. Dlckey, who fnVentl-
gated for the state department TIE a..
counts OF John J.. Mann, former director
General OF public works Of the Dominican
republic, aud Charles H. Alhrechf. for
ner vice consul in the rapuhlit we're Wit
nesses' Both commended the work OF
Minister sullivan
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
RUSS CHANGE TACTICS;
THEY ATTACK BY NIGHT

VENICE Cvia London. Feb. IA teIe-
gram from Budapest says that the RUS
SLAMS appear to have changed their tao
tics. Contrary to their usual custom they
are now making night attacks, It is said.
They made three desperate attempts one
night to force the Austro-Hungarian
front and break through Dukia pass In
the Carpathians. The Russians have
collected very large forces there with the
object OF paraIyxing the Austrian Of
fensive. Very severe fighting IL In prog
ress. but the operations are impeded by
snow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
GERMANS CAPTURE FRENCH
TRENCH AND BRITISH GUNS

BERLIN tBy Wireless Telegraph "a
I4ondcn). Feb. IAN official statement
reEardins the progress OF the war issued
here today says:
southeast Of Ypres we have, taken a
French trench and two Hnslish machine
guns.
south OF the canal La Bassee the
enemy penetrated one Of our trenches.
The battle e still raging there.
There were no other incidents Of inn
portance IN either theater except artll-
iery beilless
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
BELGIAN SITUATION ACUTE
People Will stafve If Supply Of
Food is Diminished, Kansan
Telegraphs.
MERCER THANKS AMERICANS


LONDON, Feb. 1.-The situation re-
mains acute. II the supply Of food Is
diminished Belgium will starve."
This message was cabled today by
former Congressman Charles F. Scott OF
Kansas, who is returning from an In
spection OF relief work in Belgium and
France, TO former Governor Walter r
Stubs OF Kansas.
While at Malines Mr.. Scott called upon
Cardinal Mercier He was accompanied
by Pessain, the printer. who was fined
for printing the now famous pastoral
letter OF the archbishop. Describing his
interview with the prelate Mr.. Scott said:
Hole In Palace Roof.
Cardinal Mercier lives In a fine old
palace. The throne room has big hole
In the roof and this with other holes in
the walls 10 say nothing Of broken
windows, tells the story Of stray shell
which fell around the palace No Ger
man soldiers were seen on guard
The cardinal obviously enjoys the
dilemma in which he has placed the Ger
mans His eyes twinkled as he told the
story OF his latest adventures At 6
o'clock ono morning. said the archbishop.
a German officer and two soldiers
brought q communication from the com
mander asking him 70 deny statements
that ne had been deprived OF his personal
liberty. The denial which had been
consisted Of four or five type
written sheets.
Must Await Reply.
Cardinal Mercier said no requepte~ his
callers 70 return IN tho evening for an
answer, but they declared they ust wait
a reply in the cardinals room. At the
archbishop'e request, telephone con.
firmatlon Of this order was received.
Describing his subsequent experiences the
cardinal said:
IT IL true no manaelea were used 60
restrain me, but was to have performed
service at Antwerp and wac not per-
mitted TO go there. Three DAYS was
restrained in my palace. Two DAYS later
l was asked TO modify my letter ana
wrote another. II the Germans are clever
they will publish my first pastoral.
The archbishop smiled a. he made Ne
final statement.
Grntefnf 10 Americun..
Asked II he had any message for
Americans, he said.
Nothing except to give the people Of
your great country assurances Of our
gratitude. We would have starved haa
i not been for you The work OF your
relief commission has been very eff.
so far az could see, Cardinal Afer-
rier was free 70 come and 20 as he
pleased, subject, presume, 70 the usual
restrictions imposed upon Belgians Men
were at work bracing the walls of the
cathedral and tearing down the parts
which mura Be removed. Although ter
inly battered. Il now appears that tha
beautiful building win be saved. INC |
iasnage to It IL estimated at sso0oo."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08

Dean West has been connected with
Princeton university for a ereat many
years and Is one Of the best known men
In eastern educational circles. Doubt.
lees he considers the establishment OF
the Princeton graduate school as the
crokning work of his life.
This school lie planned to give unit
versity graduates an opportunity to do
postgraduate work. Although estab-
iished only two or three years. It is al
ready well endowed.
The school is OF national interest from
the fact that the most prominent fea-
lures of the group Of buildings is the
Cleveland memorial. high tower cost
Ing some 10000. which vas raised to
the memory Of ex-President Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
CROWD BUSHES KING-PECK
STORE FOR BARGAIN SALE

II doesn't take Omaha long to recover
from a storm and the people win SO
shopping when bargains are offered. on
two occasions. the King-Peck company
was forced to call upon the police to
cieaF the doorways TO the store Saturday
20 that those inside could have sufficient
time 10 be waited upon. Such large
crowds surscd into The store at II O'Clock
that nobody was permitted entrance until
ii;se o'clock. when che crowd inside had
been accommodated. Again in the after
noon the same ot-dov was necessitased.
Tho occasion tsT the stitmpede was the
aagerness % toe public ~ purchase King
Peck suits at reduced prsoes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
DEAN WEST TO VISIT OMAHA
Founder Of Graduate School Of
Princeton Will Be Here
Monday.
TO ADDRESS UNIVERSITY CLUB

Dean Andrew F. West OF the grad
uate school of Princeton university. is
expected 10 arrive in Omaha tomorrow.
The Princeton club Of Omaha has ar
ranged to keep the noted educator busy
during his stay OF a day.
Probably the most important thing he
will do will be to address the University
club Monday noon. He viii be intro
duced by President Herbert Rogers Of
the club. who is a Princetonian. He will
be the guest OF the Princeton club Mon
day night at the Omaha club. He will
address the students Of the high school
Monday morning.
The following will be at the speakers
table at the University club noon lunch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
INTERNATIONAL RELIEF FOR
CIVIL P0PULAcE IN POLAND

BERLIN (By wireless TO London. Feb.
Fit was officially announced today that
the international central committees had
undertaken to furnish relief to the civil
population OF those parts OF Russian Po-
land occupied by the Germans, The relief
plans contemplate extensive collections
of funds for the purchase OF grain. The
cost OF administration. the announcement
states. win be borne by the Rockefeller
foundation.
The American and Spanish ambassadors
10 Berlin and Vienna are members OF
the committees.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
CORN $3.50 A BUSHEL
IN GERMANY'S MARKETS

HAMBURG (via London). Feb. THE
price OF maize has risen to $3.50 bushel
Wholesale, Germanys supply heretofore
came chiefly from the United States, Ar
gentiha and Russia. all Of which are now
inaccessible. ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
CREIGHTON SPIRIT
PRAISED BY BISHOP
Rt Rev. Austin Bowling Of Des
MOines Speaks in Eulogy Of
Founders Of University.


Faculty members OF all colleges Of
Creighton university, judges Of the
district court. city and county Off
cials. business men of the city, all
largely alumni Of Creighton univer-
sity or friends and acquaintance Of
the founders OF this school, gathered
10 the number of nearly 400 at the
Commercial club rooms last night for
the annual Founders day banquet
Every year this day, the anniversary
of the death OF Count John A. Creigh-
ton, is commemorated In this way;
and every year the friends Of the col
lege come eagerly forth to do honor
to the names Of Edward Creighton,
founder OF the college, and Count
John A. Creighton. who later left the
greater endowment that has made
this one Of the great colleges of the
middle west.
wakeIey IL Toastmaster,
Arthur wakeley presided az toast
master He spoke OF his early acquaint-
NnNt Will EuWhfN SEtAbntUn Wntn MI
Wakeiey was a messenger boy for the
Western Union TeioGraphy company.
Two men he had occasion 20 remember
wen in this early experience in Omaha
SONS forty years ago. he said. we're Ed
ward Creighton. who was a regular
customer OF the telegraph company. and
tho late Edward Rosewater. who was
then an operator for The telegraph COM
pany. Air wakeley introduced the ri
Rov. Austin Dowllns. bishop OF pea
Moines. who was the speaker OF the
evening.
Crefwhtcn spirit Praised.
Bishop DowiinE praised the splendid
spirit Of the Creighton brothers IN their
endowment OF the great educational and
charitable institutions from whose doors
have long strcarncd forth. and shall stfll
stream forth, the countless numbers who
are deriving. the benefit OF the enainent
foresight OF these men. He praised the
liberal tendencies OF America, a, country
in which each man is permitted TO pursue
his studies and derive his education al
any school be may. choose. He spoke OF
France and Germany as having splendid
educational systams. but az having these
monopolized under the government witch
system, he said, leads to splendid de-
veloprena, but along one line. It Leads
70 shaclkler and VIII not tolerate op-
position.
"A school like Creighton" he said.
whose philosophy "a Understood and
whose position is well known IL, and viii
continue to be. blessing and a credst
10 the community.
But splendid as are the endowments
OF this institution" he concluded. those
viii not always be equal to Tho needs. |
Tho time win come when II Will meet
greater development. That win be the
time Tor its friends 70 come to the front
and give the institution the endorsement
Il deserves. The investment those two
creiehton brothers made In founding shir
school have yielded profits immeenurabls |
TO tho young men OF the community aAd
VIII go on yielding as long a. men live
to appreciate and applaud high efforts .
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
BISHOP BOWLING LEAVES;
CALLS ON BISHOP ScANNELL

Rev. Austin Dowiins, hIshop OF p..
Molnss. ths principal apeaker AZ the
Sre.shton university founders day ban
quet saturday evening. closed his visit
70 Omaha Yesterday afternoon when he
returned 70 Iowa
bilhop Downing spent yesterday a. the
guest OF The university In the morning
hc called upon Blshop scanneI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08
FoR A BAD COLI

The surest way TO stop cold - 20
nvsn the liver ana cleanse the bowels.
and the incest oathartie to 90 this is a
ie-cent box CT cssoarets. Take one or
two cascarets tonight and your cold may
be gone BY mornings -Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08

TO CURE A cold IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
Druggists refund the money II Il fails
to cure p W. Groves signature Is on
each box Is cents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08

ROCHESTER,, ". r.. Feb. "a hleh.
waytnan entered the Lima bank al Llins
y. r., today. held up the asslsiart
cashier and escaped with money esti-
mated 70 ayhount TO ti0.O0o. 40 one wlRs.
in the bank except the cashier ana a.
sistant cashier. Covering them With two
reyolpers fhe robher forced the cashier
70 hand ofer ali the cash
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08

II Really Does Relieve Rheumatisna.
sioan's Llnimant does give almost in
slant relief. Nothing better for rheuna-
tism. baokaehe and sciatica. Only sc at
all druggists. Acknowledgement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-08

See Want Ads FF0ioee results,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-02
RulliIebe $ie9esnaet)rlel)ten erlo9en.

ionli6feit bon nidt geringer 9eoca=
tilng tit. gr par ariegsminiiter,
Gbef oes @eneralltabs uno Bel Nus
6ru6 oes 9rieges &onllnanoeur Ell
tier Irmee. 8is Dor fur5er 3eit bat-
fe man i'm IN offi5iellen &reiien 6en
uSieger bon 4omarom" genanltt.
Rod iener S6lodt lit er aber ieines
&onlmonoos entboben iporoen, ipie
es oomals bieB, neil ibnt cine 9lni-
rollnngsbene9ltng misgliiGt tpet.
gi6tsoeitoipe1liger tpuroe er nnt %.
april our6 ein faiierli6eb 8efret
gum 8aron nit oem Braoifat nboa
|&omaron" erboben 8ier Gage oa-
rauf erfolgte feline gerbaftllng nno
ieitber miro ct als gefGbrlid)er poli-
tii6er 8erbre6er beball0elt =
SdlieBlid beiBt es in Der 8epefd,e,
ooB oie rSranffnrter 3eitlng1 oie
gegen p. 9lnffenberg eingeleitete In
feriudung auf goraange 5ltriiffii6-
re, Die iid mobreno Ieiner Inttsid.
tigfeit ereignet baben 1ollen.
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aurjt lltberidt.

Ser ensliidJe Sampfer 0Sl-
bin" miro in Der Ssorbiee bcr-
ienft.
Die @emetianer brtngen
Snnitiuerfe In Siderbeit.
Die Gn9lGnber bebanpten, es :
ieien so 8ombem auf 2DnDDn
seiuorfen, Die Sentiden fpre-
den bua orei.
Die GeittfdJen nnb Geiterrei-
der errinsem iueitere grfulgs
bel Hrrsempsl. gllle @erimde
Der 9iniIen, ben Sing sa bmrdj-
breden nnb Tresembsl 5n be-
freiem, fim6 snriifseidIasen.
Die 3ettIdjen iiesen in e.
mem @efedJt 6ei glmbrotem, Oft
lidD bon 2i6an.
Imgriffe Der dranspiem on
Der Sondun-gctbnne 9inie
smriifgeIdlasen.
Die Staliener meloen amtlidJ
bic Seictitms Der S5ben bun
3nsna; Die Ceiterreider mel
ben, baii fte Hnsriffe Der Stu
Iiemer in peridieSenen Srten
snriidseidJlasen babem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-02

nabnle unierer Soroerllnaen in un-
genliloerter sSornt, 10 fam man Ii6
aaerOings nibt bes 8eroadts err
lpebren, oaB oieie Soroerllngelt bon
borneberein 10 bod gelteut iprroell,
Ium eiAe 9lnilabme bon Seitea
9eiltidla1os unmogli6 gu mahen.
slber mir boffen nod inlmer, oaB
iid oieie WiitteiIrngen aus @aih-
ington als leeres Gei6p1s ertpeiiell
iperoen nno oaB uniere Iesierllna
ipeniger oraitii6 borgebt, als in ocn
9epel6en nnge6eutet miro.
- @raf 9ernitorff Der oentIhe
gotldofter IN @aibingtom, bate
bente Die bereits angefiiloigte Inter
reoung nit Dem Tr6iioenten. gern-
itorff lit olir6 Die eieentiimlihen Ga-
lelperbaltnilIe an ieifierngerfebr nit
ieiner 9iegierung iebr sebinoert, er
fonnte oaber au6 feline S1lItruftion
einbolen itn6 banoelte in 8e5mg anf
oieie 3uiammefifiinft aus eigenent
glntriebe. gr miro aber iiber ocs
grgebnis Der unterrebung na1 Scr
lin berihten. @as Die beioen Ser
rem NIT einanoer beIpro6en baber,
iueiB man nod nidt, man peiB abcr,
Dob @raf 9ernitorff aafs gifrigiie
benliibt lit, einen 8ru6 5tpiiheu
Gelttfhlanb uno ben Ser. Staaten sil-
berbiiten.
Ser Yrdiioent bat ieine @ar-
npngsnote nad Merieo abeei6idt
Die 9eote entbalt oas, mas friiGcr
fdon befannt gemaht nar, nur flingt
ailes iebr niel nliloer, ais man nad
ben friiberen Mitteilrngen annebnen
fonnte. Ser Gr1iioent fbiloert Die
luteliidliden 8erb6ltniiie, itnter oe-
men 2ano itno golf i6per Iitten, uno
erfl6rt Damn. oaB iinbeoinat ettposI
9ei6eben miiife nno ooB Die Ser.
Staaten oorauf oringen miiBten, oab
etiuas geidebe, Inn 0ie Sronlmg tpie-
Der ber8uitellen, gr betpnt. oaB oie
Ser. Staaten ni6t aus ielbItiIher.
sSsntereIien banoelten
= glus 8aibineton miro eemet.
bet, Der Braiioent beabii6tige ole
8offenousfiibr na6 Merico m,o
Die 2ebensntitteloushibr bon bort
pad ben Ser. Staaten 5u berbieten.
Cine Delegation aus gobb
Gountp, mo- Die anseblib bon SEQ
90. 6ranf eetotete Marp 8baeonI
berftantnnte, bat oie .9riion Gon.
miiiion" 6es Staotes Georgia oufee.
iitdt uno eeeen Die ltnliuanoIuna
Der iiber ssranf perb6neten Eooes-
itrafe in 3uhtbausfrofe proteltiert
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Sn Der Oegen6 bpn gresembsl
Baben bageriide Srnppen ben beat.
iden offisieileu geridten mad orei
Sorts, iueitIid bon 9nnfoiuiesfi, er-
ftiirmf nns Die geiatmmg, 1000
Mfnmm, sefansen senommem. Sic
erbenteten ad)tseBn idipere nmo fiini
Ieidte 9eTdriite. Die 9iuiIen mad]ten
0ftlif BON Saroslnn eiuen WaiTen-
ansriff aaf bic oentiden GteIlumaen,
battem absr ftiuen Grfola, IonScru
iuerseu init rieiisen @erlniten gu.
riifseidllasem. Die prenfiiden Gar
ben itiirtHtem inter oent Ntfehl oes
baberiid)en Wenernls 8otbmer einen
ifarf befeitiaten EIat am Gtrbi muo
OmrdIbraden bic Stellnnsen Der
MniIen. Sie in jener @esenb boz,
ben Senfldlem semadten @efansenen
betrasen Sbis iett SO Dffisiere unS
1882 Wiann. sserner erbeutefe
man ddDt Sanonen nn6 fiinfsebn Ma.
idDinengetuehrc.
slms 8ten uiro seimeIoet, Saf
Die @erimdJe Der @niiem bei Sienie.
iua iiber ben San sn seben, mis-.
Rliift feien. Die 5iterreidJiidje Slr-
fillerie balte 'Sie. gabnIinie oou
EresempsI mad grooef inter sseuer
Sic GinidIieEansslinien nm Trcse.
mbsl ieiem n0rbfid nnb liibIidj iuei-
ter boreeridt.
sSm Der gsabe bon Minbrotem, orri-
fis Meilen Oftlid bon eiban, iuur-
SC 6as bierte rniiiidle Graaoner.
9esimemt INN bentidJer aaballerie
geidlasen. Sn Der gsa6e uOn
G6aiuIi iunr6en alle gnariffe Der
sseimSe sariifsefd)lagem. Die Gent.
TdJen iaadteu bort 24,700 9efanac.
ne nnS erbenteten IL 9anonen nno
AZ Maldjinengciuebre. Giolidj bon,
gsiemen nn6 Der 9silica iunroen 6943
glniien aefansen eenominem nnS eli
MafdJineit G5efdjiite iotuie Gin
glercplan erbentet.
glus gerIiE ipirb beridtet, Ser.
indle Der Brnn5oien, an Der Sondjom-
@etbnnr.Ginie nadl glor6en onrdjsm-
bredeu, aiesgidten. AlIe Ansrifie
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Ams Mcrifo.

gliieo Arrebonoo, Der 8ertrs-
ter Garran5a's IN @albington,
nla6t einen Brief oes 9ebteren be-
fannt, in Dem es lnlter @lloerelr
beiBt: Sic lekten flilitariIden gr-
folge baben ben Griitnpb ulierel
Sa1e geIi1ert rno oesboIb babe idgs
Die freie ginflibr bon 2ebensnitteIn
aller 9(rt in Die Sauptftaot erlaubt.
@rreoonoo gab bin5u Die grffaruig
ab, oaB garran5a 100000 8nihef
&ort bereit liegen babe nno fie ldon
ldngIt nah Der SauptitaDt ge5hids
bdtte, iuenn ct riht befiirhtete, oaB
iie ben 3apntiitas in Die S1iloe fie.
lem Garran5a babe 1ltemals Die
3ufubr bon 2ebensmitteln naf ser
Sauptitaot perbinoert. 9ie Shiloc=
rling Der Notlage Iei iibertrieben.
9as uSnternotionole aomite" in
Der Saliptitaot trage Die GAnlo an
oieier llebertrei6lulg. s(rreoonoo
miro NIT oieien 9ebmiptlingen mol
ihtuerlid @lauben finoen.
Gin anterifnniiher 2nftidiffer
Namers CHARLES Saipes, set In
0ienIten Ser Garron5iitas itano, abr
ousgeldieoen it, neil fie i'm rfdt
be8oblt boben, lit in 2areoo einge-
troffen nno bebaaptet. in Der ae-
beirlnispoIlen Shlaht BEL Gelaba.
in Der Seoer geliegt boben iutIl,
bitten Die 8illiitas 10000 un6 Ole
Garransiitas 5000 Wfann perlorer
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iunroen bon Den Seiitif)en 5mriifgee
/ idlagen. Sm Sc Eretre g8albe ge=
ipamnen Die Semtid|en ben grDkten
Sell iBrer berlprenen @raben iuie-
Der. Sin Mnmitionslaser Der Jran-
suien, norbDitltdJ bon @erSnn, iumr-
/ be in Die 2mft gelprent.
Der uffisielle ensliide geridt
itber ben Insriff Der 3eppeline ani
aDmbpn iast, es ieien 80 Spmben
nmf Die Stabt aeiuprfen. Gs ieien
Elm Sinh, elm Wann nnS cine syran
get6tet nmb cine anbere syran idjiuer
uerlett tuor6en. s(nferbem ieicn
mod mebrere anSere gerionen Der.
lett. Die neiinsis gomben bGtteM
beridiebene Sener berilrIaat, bud)
ieiem MIR brei 10 srof seiueien, bak
man bic Jemeriuebr babe berbeirn-
fen miiiiem. Oeffentlide 8ebamSc
ieien nidJt beidGbigt.
Ginent bentiden pffisieaen 8e-
ridJt nadj iinS anf spnbon iiberbanpt
nidjt mebr als brei 8om6em geluur-
fen, uno sipar anf Die @erftem nmo
ODDS Der Stabt. Der 9tnsriff lei
audi MIR ais @ergeltnnasmasregeI
fir bic 9lnsriffe feinbli6er amft-
idliffer anf Die pffene Stabt CUB
iuigsbafen nnternontmen.
Wie aus 2unbnn aemelSet mirS.
baben in SoIge oes Zeppelin 9ln-
eriffs oort iuieber Senti6feinSlide
glnsidreitmnsen itattsefmnbem. Gine
TDlfsmense sriff bentide 9aben rmo
5anfer an. nn0 es na6n cine Nen-
&c SpesiaIpuIisiiten, nm bem srsi-
ben Elm GnSe at MAIDEN.
Der britiide 9ampfer ,Saoia",
Der iid anf Der 8eiie bon slleranSria
nad eiberpoul befano, 1T in Der
Noroiee BON einem itnteriee6uUt in
ben OrmnS sebobrt. Sieben lerie-
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lei in ifren SGnben.
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fortiuabrenoem italieniidJen Gieacs.
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tellt batten, iuieber serit6rt 6aben.
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