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REPORTS ON FOREIGN CROPS.
Preliminary Estimate of Interna-
tionaI Agriculture Institute.

\ cablesram to the Bureau of Crop
Estimates from the International Insti-
tutc of agriculture Rome. Italy, re-
ceiVed yesterday, estimates q total pro-
ductiOn of rye this year as l,029 COO. 90
bushels for the six countries-Spain. Ire
land. Italy. European Russia, Switzer-
land and the United States. For these
six countries. also England, Scotland and
Tuns. the total oats crop is estimated
at 26iG.O00,o0O bushels: for these nine
countries and Japan barley is reported
as 90, 100000 bushels, and the total wheat
crop of the ten countries mentioned. also
India and the winter wheat of Canada
is estimated at 2,5SS. 600 bushels. Com
pared with 1914 production for the same
countries. these 1915 crops are: Rye. 1lS.7
per cent: oats. 12t1; barley, 1l9, and
wheat. Il1.9 per cent.
The above estimates are based upon
preliminary official reports from the re-
spective countries to the institute and
are subject to later revision.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. Call money opened at per
cent: high. per cent; low, IA Per cent: renewals.
per cent; last per cent; ruling rate, per cent.
Time money market is quiet. with the banks
assuming waiting attitude in reference to loaning
any material amount OF additional funds until the
German stulton clears. Brokers show a slight
d position to ;ncrcase their long time maturities,
and this is Causing slightly frmer tendency in
rates. Rates slightly firmer at 24a3 per cent
for ninety DAYS. Ter cent for four months, 81
FER cent for five and six months and per cent
for twelve Inunths Interest in the commercial
parer market at a standstill pending something
definite on thu international situation. In the
event Of It is conceded that rates would sd-
vance, and this possibility had sentimental
influence IN hat bankers disposed to with
draw from the market for ANYTHING except the
highest crsde issues. and were not oversnxious to
take them at the quotations named. Quotable
rates were unchanged from last week at per cent
10 81 yer cent for rrme names Of sixty to ninety
days maturity. ga to ~ Per cent for over the
year material rp TO seven months
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE.


New York. Aug s.-MILLFEED-weak and
lower. Spring bran. in loopound sacks. @ co. 10
arrive: standard middlng. TO arrive. G.s1: red
dog. 70 arrive. 500; winter wheat, in leo-pound
sacks. to arrive. a.lo; city bran. in bulk. $50
RYE FL0UR-Firm: trade is slow. Good to
choice. 55oa5.so. in sacks New fog September
is quoted at s.c5s5S in sacks
CORNMEAL-Firm: trade is dull Kiln dried
for export. 2s3a2.s5. in sacks coarse meal, IN
bugs l7lai.f3.
HAY-Rteeirts, ls7 tons; unsettled and weak
Quote: New crop. prime timothy. lao; No. l
timothy. i.s5; No, 2 Ls5ai.se; No. ). l.r,ialsa
SrRAw-Receipts. 50 tons: firm. Supplies mod
crate. No. rye. Teasa75 cents
fORk-Steady. Trade is dull Mess l6soa
iI.a9; family. 9ooa22eo; clear. ls.aa1b5o.
BFEF-Steady; trade inactive. Packet isoca
IL 80; family. le.ooa2o9; extra India meas. 3.ooa
5000
LARD Primer: trade dull Prime western,
SO; rcfnsd continent. so: South American. I'D:
refined BRAZILIAN. in kep. M.a: beef stesrins,
sIz eents: lard Rsarine duh e ~ csntA
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
MARKET Strong
AT THE CLOSE
Bull Traders Pleased with
Action of the
Stocks.
BANKERS EXPECT DELAY
! -ackawanna Furnishes One of Sur
prises of Session by Five
point Advance.
BANKERS EXPECT DELAY

New York. Aug. 22-Fr"m the null
standpoint the market gave very
satisfactory account OF Itself today.
at one ume showing severe declines
due TO foreign selling and liqui"ati"n
of weak speculative accounts, but re-
covering in the late afternoon t. a
point where many issues showed sub
stantial advances over Saturday $
closing prices The demonstration of
strength in the afternoon trading was
impressive.
Irregularity prevailed at the open
ing. rejecting the difference Of views
as to whether or not the decline of
more than points in steel and pro-
portionate drops in other indUstriais
had not discounted the possible
severence of diplomatic relations with
Germany.
The industrials were strong hut the
railroads for the most part showed
slight losses Rock Island being an
exception with "A gain of more than
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
AUCTION SALES.
Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE M
IKnLED REAL ESTATE. BEING \ THREE
STORY TEN-ROOM BRICK DWELLING. 1lA
C. 6. SLOAN & Co. INC, AactioneeT.
liT e ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE BEING \ THREE
STORY TES-ROOM BRICK DWELLING 1IA
FIRST ST y. w. WASHINGTON, ID. c
BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly record
Ell IN lher 1855 at folio 3iI Of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia and at the request
ot the PARTY seemed thereby. the undersigned
trustees Will sell at public auction in front OF the
premises on MONDAY. August 30. 1915. at 40
p m. the following described lands anti premises
situate in the District Il Columbia and being dss-
lgnated as lot numbered % in Joseph Paul and J.
j. Albright's subdivision Of lots in square number
ed in c. Whilhelmna Dobbin's addition to the
city Of Washington. Der plat recorded in county
BOOK Il. page l2e. in the office of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia. subject to the coy
chants Of record.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to a PRIOR deed of
trust in the amount Of S. SO % held by the Ma
tional Permanent Building Association Of the city
Of Washington. District Of Columbia and the
amount and above the said trust to be paid
in cash. deposit Of SO0 will be required at time
Of sale. Convey anciug. recording, etc. to be at
Gust If purchaser. Terms of sale 10 be complied
with within fifteen days from day Of sale. other
wise the trustees the right 10 resell the
property at the risk and cost of defsulting puI-
chaser after five days advertisement Of such -
sale in newspaper Published in Washington.
d G. GEORGE ". RISTON. FACL L.
WRIGHT. Trustees
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
HALF PAGE GOLDBfV2G COMICS IN SUNDAYS HERALD
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

two points. In the first half hour of
dealings general strength was dis
played and rUmOrS declared that Ger
many had apolociZed for the blowing
up Of the Arabic, but this was only an
excuse and not a reason for the
strength
Rumor Caused Rally.
In the second hour the market RAJ,
into heavy foreign selling. which I'M
settled prices. the lowest level re-
sultinE in the liquidation of weak
speculative lines. losses running from
to nearly points.
The rally. which was largely due
to short covering in The standard is
sues. was explained by the rumor that
it had been discovered that a mine
blew up the Arabic and not a tor
pedo from q German submarine
Bankers Expect Delay.
Among conservatie bankers a belief
is growing that the blowing up of the
Ara bic will result in prolonged dip
l"matic correspoudenCe from which
the market will gradually work away
one banker said today that he thought
the war stocks would work higher.
OtwithingstaHdinG the German-Amer-
can situation. explaining thai COM
pInics in the belliGeTeUt countries
have demonstrated that by their ad-
vance.
Lackawanna steel furnished sur
prise and adva~ced more than ) points
on active dealings. The bonds were
also higher. The company is under
stood TO have concluded = large con-
tract for the sale of benzol acid.
Penn Copper was prominent among
the leaders during the afternoon rally
rising TO 81. the highest price since
1908. on unofficial announcement, that
negotiations carried on by the company
for large contract for the sale of
acid to Russia had been successfully
concluded.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
New York.
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

Chicago AuG. 2l-Tbe conflict abroad crt more
OF a figure in TTiee making the hoard of trade
today than for some time. Press dispatches and
private cables received from across the waters
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not tiuctuate during dis.
Iurhed conditions Of the money or stock mar.
kets. First deed of trus notes first mort
gagesl well secured real estate in the Dis
ITict Of Columbia, constitute "glt-edge'' in
sestmentS They do rot derend upon the
financial resI unsibility Of individuals or cor
Iorations f0- their stability. and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
rurpty sch investments in amounts from $500
upward. send for booklet. Concerning Loans
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Nsw York, Ans. g-The local SPOT markes was
gaiat and UNCHANGED At cents fss Rio ID end
Is esnss IL santos -
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sAU W lsCUlsln VtntlaI--... u Sf7t %
Total sales Sc 30 shares, against 56.120 Saturday
md $50. so a week ago. This day year ago the
Exchange was closed.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE,
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST AND FOUND.

BUNCH OF KEYS ON r STREET
near 18th. Apply 1107 18th st. NV.
FOUNDLGOLD CIRCLE PIN. on ST n. W;
owner must identity. Apply l26 ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
FOR RENT-R00MS.


FURNISHED ROOMS-FIRST FLOOR,
l.. H. X. AS Third street northwest
m ST NW.-TWo FURNISHED ROOMS.
centrally located; private family of two.
20 9TH ST. sE.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR.
new house. completely fur. for h. k: INV. h.
ard gas; four rooms. hall. pantry porches. large
basement: three car lines.
1875 NJ ST. \. W.-LARGE FRONT ROOM.
transients accommodated Telephone North osS.
90 9Th ST. NE.-s LARGE. BRIGHT. COOL.
newly psprrcd rooms house; handsomely and
completely furniehed for housekeeping; everything
new; beautiful brass beds: large torches; tiled
bath: very reasonable. L. 1905.
20 GRANT PLACE Nw.-sEvERAL LARGE.
COOL bright second-fccE rooms; southern exposure;
a. m. l.; welEaept home; private. refined family;
CENTRAL reasonable to gentlemen.
I22S IRvING-LAEGE. COOL. BRIGHT SECOND
floor. southern exposure room: completely furn.;
a. m. l.; bath adjoining: private. refined home;
beautiful location: near cars; gentlemen only.
$50 nth ST. n. w.-LARGE. cool. BRIGHT
second floor rUom; newly papered; new house:
completely furn; a. l.: bath adjoining; private.
refined home: splendid location; cars; rsa-
sonable.
76 srH ST. n W.-SEVERAL LARGE. cool.
nicely furn. second foo, front rooms. adjoining
bath: wellkept home; central location: a. l..
transients accommodated. NJ. $40.
723 sTH ST. y. w.-Two SINGLE. cool.
brighI. completely furn. looms; a. m. l.: second
floor; downtown section; welkept house; also large
room for two gentlemen: reasonable.
IL GRANT ST. Nw.-sEvERAL LARGE. COOL,
bright nicely and completely furnished rooms:
a. m. l.: private refined home; downtown section.
Don't fail to zee these roons Reasonable to gen
temen.
us IsT ST. NW.-2 CONNECTING ROOMS:
completely furnished for l. b. K; gas range;
phone.
10 EYE ST NW.-sEVERAL LARGE cool
parlor aud ID floor front roorns. all outside; cor
ner house: private refined home: completely fur;
a. H. t.; splendid location: near &. z. o. and
new p. o.: reasonable board close by.
% GRESHAM PL. NW.-UNE NICELY FUR
room: suitable for lady gentleman will room
and board young married couple: refined private
family.
llo9 ST. NW.-LARGE. COOL. BRIGHT
nicely furn. room; a. l.; splendid location.
depts and downtown section: reasonable.
1919 MASS. AVE. n w-ONE LARGE AL
cove room and two other roOms and bath. same
floor; suitable for four gentlemen. Will rent
phone " $50.
SIS 18TH ST. Nw.-TNO CONNECTING ROOMS.
with screened porch for light housekeeping: first
floor; quiet house; ether rOons.
li72 NEWTON ST. NV LARGE. cool
bright I'd floor rooms: completely fur; newly
parered; a. m. t.; private refined home: use of
phone; detsched house: large porch and grounds;
near cars: adults only.
FURNISHED OR UNFTRNTSHED.
l09l MONROE ST " W-LARGE. DETACHED
corner honse: plenty of ground; large porch and
swings: beautiful location; cool second floor rooms:
bathroom and shower bath; a. II. l.; good home !
ookng; cars: reasonable Jewish gentlemen |
preferred. Col. lstT.
Is ST. NW.-LARGE FRONT COOL SECOND |
1oor room: nicely furnished: a. m. l.: bath adj |
Or on SUeSI prue
Also large cool bright rooms: l. h. L.; beautiful /
ocation: Tear cars and o. r o.: reasonable
The Washington herald., 1915-08-24
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. n. Hibbs d Co.
SALES
Washington Gas IS. 500 at lC5.
Washington Gas Light. 5 at ~ 10 at III l ut
7EI.
Lanstou Monotype. % at IS.
After call
Lanston Monotype at IS.
GOVERNMENT RONnS
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RrNT Or SALE IN ALL SECTIONS OF
u. C.. Nd. aud Va Call and get assA
VINCENT q WILSON
IL 18th r. M. Phone n. IN
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4ug CT. Vetersbura mirS oemel.
bet, Sic Neufid,en hSffsn In Ser a.,
aenb BON Wdridlom bei Eod,oe,e,r
unb mpIimp,p ei,,e 4 Is ,uero;id;s i,ffsn.
iibe beaonnen. 0ie gnar;fis is;,m y
iIeffia. Saif 81 g3miiem M, .,sn, Ss;l
auf if,re ,me;te S W,rte;S;omns !
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ulelbet ,uirS. Sonn fonn mon Sd,sy
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onrd) oie Weidiite in Der Staot nno
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6a pcrfamfcit, perpacts
ten NNcr ~ perfaHieteit.

gaiino 9aIle nit 9arf linb aIer stnss
itattlng in Bartlett, Seras geb6lferiita
2500.
Rarf einen 8lod gro6, eirsesdunt.
so SUB StraBe riinbiini, nltr oref 8toif5
bon Main Ctr, NIT $50 S6attenbdEs
men nno 0fafenplas Seine grobe Sdte
NIT 2600. 80 SUB Snn5Ianl. 8nlfon.
giibne ltno glnfleioeSimnler. anpn5itdt
1900 8erionen 500 Stiible IN Set
9alIe.
slus9eitattet NIT eleftriidcni 2idlt unb
@itbsRoiier. Gtann fir fnlte @etrdute
30X30 SiiB IT, 8arbeutesgit 9lads gum
slnbinoen bon Gferbefi auf 5tpet GeiteH.
Cine CUTE @elegeubeit fir Derl ridtiQefl
Mdnn gSert $S000
9Begen gin5elbeiten iuen0e man litt
an @. q. Seize pber 5. u. 2immer. garI-
lett, Segas.
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.ner amerifattsihen Sau6elsmarine
perlangen. 3unl BeihluBfornite ae.
bortefi ntltee anoeren @osareBrepriis
1entatlt 0o1Emer, Or. &eramer, Siren
aus SEEM @orf, Der Nr1fioent oes ro-
mild tatbofiIden gentroIberban-
soes; aengreBreprdlentan 2obsd ano
satloere.
Sn Golge eines uebereinfont-
mems miro Die fanaoiide 9iegier1ng
ben Sinterbliebenen oes ourd faila-
aiiden Wailisiolonten eridoijenet
amerifaniiden @iireer @alter
Sdnibt cine gntlh6oigung Don
$4,000 aablen. Ser onlerifaniid1e
giirger CHARLES 0orid, Der BON oen
Wtili5ioloateit peripunoet iDuroe, ef=
bdlt $4,000. Gatnit iollte oieies IN.
.erborte gorfon1nllis eigentlib nisbt
erleoigt iein.
9lns Stem Orleans miro gerlel=
Def, BOB Die Gottonansfnbr aus anle-
rifaniihen Safen mabretl0 Ser feb
ten Sage allBeroroentIid] augeftollf=
men babe ltno oaB man CLAUDE, oie
9usfubr int Sebruar uerbe iicb aaf
4 100000 gollen beIalfen. gllle
|Sdiffe, Die man befonlmen fam.
|iperben fir oie gottonausfubr be-
|nust. Die sSradten fin6 iebr bodl
Mnn muB fiir Graht mod Hoteroau
|$1375 per Ballen be5ablen.
8r1iioent @illon bat Genator
Gilman auseinanoergeiebt, er iei
fir ben 9an bon aipei Ghlaftid)ii-
fen IN oieietn sSabr.
- Die Saruar ginnablnen ber
@unoesregieriiltg iitlo oies Sabr lir.
$8, 116,427 binter oen Musgaben
5iiriidgeblieben.
Smitb Sailoring So. iebt an Der
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England ais der eieentlid,e urbeber des Krieges.

iuor0en mar. syolseridjtis fat iumit
Die 6altnns 0rohbritanniens ben
arieg bermrIadt.
Cine Sepeide ans Berlin melbet
iiber ben bDn ben rniiiiden SepeId)en
ais nnbebentenb geidJiloerten Gieg
bei 8olimpm in 1plen: u9torSiueitlid,
bon gulimoiu nnb 6itlidJ bDn 2oipir3
iuarfen Die 9eiitiden Die 9tmiien ans
ibrem Dorgeidpbenen Hoiitipnen, iuu-
ramf iie Die feinblide Snmptitelimng
erpberten. Die rniiifd)en SdJiiten-
gra6en iunrben nit iueniselt unbe-
beittenStn Mnsna6men aeitiirmt rnb
true anferit beftiger gtndtsanriffe
(6er 6niien) bebanptet nnS BON ben
gsntidJsn In gerteioignnsssaffamb
aeiett.4
Ser 8erliner y9ofa(an5eiger" Der-
Offentlidt einige gfn5elbeiten iibpr
Den fiir5liden 8eilth oes Sd)riftltel-
lers Or. 2ii6fuig @ang6ofer beim
aaiier @ilbelni i'm 9eutfden @ro-
Ben @auptquartier i'm SeIoe. Ser
geriht er5ablt bon elmer sSabrt oes
Wonarhen ii,o oes GbriftltelIers
naf 8onherp, in Der @egeno oes
Sdlnbtfeloes bon Ge6aft. Sier
fpra1 oer Safer bon Der @inbeit oes
oeutfden 8olfes nilo iagte. Gas iii
incline groRte syreli0e, oaB id) oos er.
leben olirfte. " Ger aniier aeiate
@angbofer Die Gtellen, no einff fein
gater iuabreno Der SdIaAt Bel &c.
Dan geitanoe,t mo gtapoleon nnS
gismard 5iiantmengefroffen un0
|nnoere biitoriidle Hulifte
slus Berlin tneloet man: DoB BEL
Der ipitentatiid bon England aus be-
trie6eften 8runnenueraiftrng Ser Of
fentli6en Weinllng neltraIer @ol-
Ter feitl Mittei gu eenlein i'll, Inn Die
gentihen als u@arbaren" erideincll
5li lniien, lit 5ipar liift oeraoe nen,
miro aber oiirh cine fiir5Iidl aemad,-
te Gntoefung Der n9iorooelitihea
sMgemeinen 3eitlute@ III greIliter
gSeiie Dor Mngen gefiibrt. 9as bod-
.offisioie 8Iatt beroffentlidt einell
ldngeren Grtifel, oen es yDofllmen-
te Der 2iige1 iiberihrieben fat. esn
8erbinoune nit biefen artifeI mer-
Den YDotograpbien aus Ser argertis
.niiden 3eititng vGritica~ reproon-
Siert, Die nah BEN slngnben ienes
glattes oeiitide 8riegsgreuel oaritel-
len follen. 9ie .,Nor6oeutId6e sll[.
genneine 3eitiine" bringt aber neben
oieien photographer 6ie Sriginal.
biloer, lln6 oa seigt es ii6 tun, oab
oieie Die iiioiiden Spfer ruifiid5er
8ogrome IN 9ieIoftod uno Ooeiia
aus Dem Sabre 1905 onritellei
9as iino Die yoentiden &rieesgrenel"
iener argentiniiden 3eitrngll
Gnelii6en uno fran5oiii6en 9c.
pelden nod babeil Die 9ertiAen
iiberaa, IN gelgien, iiioIid bon
9pern uito in Sranfreid 6eii
getbune, bel @onnontbamel llno IN
ben 9(raonnen 9[ngriffe genodt,
iino aber iiberaa 5uriidgef6Iooen.
Die Sade miro mol 70 idIimnt nic6t
iein.
slns Nieu iuirs seuielSet, Saf in
Ssolge bes idl6nen @etters in @eii-
Walisien nno in Sib-gplen itGrferc
8eiuesnnsen i'm 0ange ieien nnS baf
bic Seiterreidler an bielen gnnfteu
fleine Groflse errmnsen batteu. 8eit.
lid Dpm empfoiu.asok ieien bic Sui
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+. Grabes 1T sitriidsefebrt-
Seras

9iuf Der 5arln bon Moam S.
Siller in 8ictoria gourltp iino auf
einem 5tamm orei polgeforl1te gIli=
mellfoblfopfe alisgetpabier.
sSsn Gan genito bat ii6 eine in
ternationale 9eirat 5ugetrageil. Ser
in Der Nabe Der Staot inobnelloe ie-
paniihe Sormer E. SnIfi bot Die
Werifanerin gietoria Mlinan geebe-
lidt, Solfi ipridt fein Mort meei.
faniid ililo ons 0fabhen fein @ort
iapaniid) ,ulo gei0e fprehen nidt
el1qliIh.
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bremen, ebemip nid)t an ben griidcu
nnb ltebergansern bes 8abn6amms
nnboie Sabn5age miiftem i'm 0nn=
feln fabren. glle Gpestalfonitablcr
iunrDen einbernfen nnb namften sn
beitimmten 3eitem in ben 9oliseiita-
tionem 8eridt ablesen; amdl bic in
ben Sbeatern Gtationierten. S;e
sbeater iunrben Iebr idledJt beiildt.
giad) bielen Safenorten, iuie 6ariuidJ,
Yarmontb nnb anbern lunroen tele-
pbpniide Mnfrasen ipegen Der o3ep-
peline" geridtet, aber nirsenbsluo
batte man lueldJe seieben. 9lns CO.
Der beridJtete man, baR Der Mmgrii;
sitriifseidll dllageu lei, itlelnete. nber .feis
ne Ginselbeiten. glllnlabliG nad)s
Dem man inebrere Stnmbem in sro-
fer glnfresans l)insebradJt latte nnS
bun ben 3eppelinen nod iinmer
nid)ts 81 ieben mar, bernbigte man
iidJ iuieber. Die Nadt berging Sann
pine aafresenbe SiuiidenfGlIe.
0as ensliide Tarlamemt lit 6eute
e;ner q; 9eihr n,;d,t;osr Sraa,a ,a nv I rio
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iuad)fenben 11nrii6e inter Der Nr6eis
No. y1@@s "a 900 o,ssIr Sa ss ,Dssi5'ae MLz
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Ut'Hemerue'ler SogneTgpphnssn nho
o'e vlleHpayaaageFsnIeH VINO epfh'
IaAs hn5hlr'eoen.
Sn Gnglan6 befiirdtet man, Saf
in Gplge Der Mngriffe bentidler liu-
teriecboOte anf engliid)e 6an0elsidifs
fe bic 8roSpreiIe aitkerorbentlid itei-
gen iuerben. Oiele 9lnariffe ba6en
Sdrefen iiber aans Gnalau6 ber-
breitet. Die ,9nblin Steam Vadet
Gumpann" fat teuporGr BEN Scr
fehr illrer Sampfer siuiidjen gelfait,
Qiperppp[ nuo G3iasapm eiuaeiteIt
a.. a,,.>s...,4. oo......:.. -:
eM x0iDysa.'~s ~ .Dssa aassHs.as s.;a.S osl.
.ans yat Io.pe. Wv 'slsnoe' SIshe
.a.sssnu;Ma s.":s DIIc1u .A,p.a.s..." a11 'si.a
e..uii'H'.'J s ~ 'o.'u,sn. W ps'
aMu SrM VT pOm W. eassIIu3en, ~ lIuhaD'
Eisa,:aa H!ssn 1au '1I'laI.n ass.elhas y uet.
S,lsa'..M Snss M "a Se'as'e"'s ..H S' o.,us's
.a.,s4r:1 Nv - .sO'aaa ~: s%. sa uah Vnslaao .s
sa;,sa s.s%, VIC - yr.g ~s5ea an o.s e.s:a a:i.I
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DeutIbe OffenIive Be Warfcbdll


len Bnriifseid)lagen nnb Sie Seiter=
retdkr Iatten 5 Dffisiere, 800 Sui
batch nno ntebrere @eid)iite eenum-
mflls
Ger eneGiibe aiarinen1iniit4r
g8ilgton Gbnrdia bnt IN einem s5li-
terpierp erfldrt, @nelono tonne iebt
8itf1F eriten Wtal fagen ooB oie See
treisiet. 9tie 8upor babe ii6 eng
slonp eilter ioihen Si6erbeit auf oet
SEC erfrelt mfe sgeraoe ieBt lln-
5ipeifel9aft bat Gbnrdia Gedt. 9e-
metS Oofiir iiito Die engliiden Sdiffe,
ipel1e pom oeuti6en 8relt5ern uno
llitterieebooten 8eritort itllo.
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ams NcriFo.

8ilGa's 8ruppen ioQen All
Bleoras 9fegras 5lt tnari6ieren lnlo
in lebterer Staot bereitet man Iib alf
Ingriff ul1o gelagerung Dor. 9ie
oortigell @arran5iita-8eailtteft baben
6ereits lire 8iider naa) Der alnerisq-
1iidlen 5eite f6offen Gafen.
9eri6te bon oen Garran5iTtag
lneloen, oaB 8illn BET @uaoolaiara
gei6lageia nno Die Sfaot ipieoer inn
8eiibe Der garranaiita5 iei.
8e1tnltiana Garran5a, Der sSIb=
rer Der Garran5iitas1 fat befaant
.gen1abt, oaB Der rebelliiAe General
Snntibane3 in Son @eronirno iei-
nert 9ritoer sSefus Garran3a uno oei-
len 0effen, 0berIt &eraloiri, babe
|erihieBen lafen. Seius Garransa
tpuroe anl 81. 9eaerflber bon Santi-
baate8 NIT ieinem eafl5en Gtabe ge-
fangen geitonlmen. Die MitgIieber
bes Stabes tpuroett iofort erI6ofie,.
Sbn ie1bit nno ieinett geeffe1t lieB
Santibane5 borIanfig nod am Be-
Ben, neil er beriu1en ipoIlte, bnrb
Die Grobnng, oaB er Die 9eioert err
idieBen fafieit ipiir0e, 3ugeitd1oniiie
bon 8elliiItiana gorrat3d 5tt erprcl-
fen. Der 2ettere tpeigerte fidL oiefe
3ugeit11totiiiie gu MAIDEN itilo saii-
|tibanes fiibrte feline Grobuna nus.
|gnrran5a ififte iibrieens iofort
lgrnpperl tla6 San @eronitno, 1ltit
|ieirert grlloer gu befreien, oie Siilfe
fam uber gu ipat. Satltibones mar
Ifriiber General IN Der @uiloegarnfec,
Ireooltierte aber nro ibloB fid Car
ratsa an. Spater perlieB er aud
oieien ltno madte ouf eieene Sanb
ooer in &erbiiloung NIT 3apata -
eenou ipeiB man bas nidt &epo-
luton. Seius Garran5a's 5rall
fuobnte Bis Dor 4ir5em bier in Sair
Intollio.
| Il Die Garral15iltas nleloen, 8tlid
lei an oen 5olsei ieiner Wunoe ge-
itorbef. 9ie geahridt lit nit gro
Der @oriidt allfannebmen
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aurit lltbtrl6t.


Gtae aAseineine bentide OF
feniise 6ei @aridlai bat besoa-
men.
Mtarinc NtiniIter @initun
Gburdjill idlipatt gllbernbeiteu.
9entide 2aftidiffe II. Inter
ieeboote sreifen 9uber an. @rp-
ne anfresnns berrid)t tn Con-
bon.
0ampferberfebr siuiiden sSr-
inno anS Gnglanb eingeitellf.
9as ensliid)e Harlament 1T
saIaHamengetreten.
Die &niIen iuerSen beiu
Supfpiu-Hafs seid)lasen.
Die vNorb0entidje slllsemei-
ne 3eitung" itellt Gnglanb als
Den Anitifter oes 9rieses fin
Aas Berlin funtn,t bic De-
peide iiber ben Sieg bci guli=
ntotu.