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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16
FINGERED GENTS
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That plckpeckbis are on the lah n
llr.oroWJa leaNjuE lhe IJm sroand, e.
Indicated Iu reports of losses TO
special officers ON dutv IN the park.
one mHu reported >esterdeR that De-
had iUst poe TEXTBOOK eon.aniUa $40
ud $3.50 railway tickets 81 Elda
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16
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BY WAYENETTA
Mare Comes Within Qu8te'
0f q Second of Touching
State Tine f9 Half ME
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16

NN and owe half ml.enes pau-
haghari won Hptle. second Cope
peers thira HHrt State gul Womb
n1 Whld1an also nn Thine t.15 1-I
WhIdden m4ae sloH getaway whom
tho hafHer snapped
Nalf mile consolation EcL won
ilrnutE second Feu0 Won ihird
Sweet Hrlaf Nuse hnd Nobnt also ran.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-16

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

to the Baroness that he actually tried to obtain d.
vorce from his wife. Crown Princess Stephanie. In
order to marry her. The Emperor finally eSacted
solemn PROMISE under OATH from his to
the Baroness again. This known to her family
and to various court officials In spite Of this took
her to his hunting estate at Meyerng. In company
with a number OF dissipated companions.
Alexander Baltazzi uncle OF the Baroness
went to the lodge to II his niece there.
Crown Prince. knowing he would be disgraced by the
discovery Of his violation OF his promise, shot Bat
tazzi dead The Baroness's diary stops with the
shooting Of Baazzi but the explanation OF the other
events follows inevitably from what she has de-
scrbed All the men in the party had been drinking.
One OF them realizing that they not only hope
lessy disgraced, but involved in murder killed Crown
Prince Rudolph apparently with full champagne bot
tie. for when his body displayed In state in
Vienna 1t by many that his head was enor-
mousy injured at the top and his face quite un-
recognizable
Another OF the drunkards. feeling that Mary Vet
best out OF the way, shot her dead The
Austrian Government took immediate steps to conceal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

the nature OF the tragedy aud the dead Baroness WI
carried from the house II she were alive. W.
know this from recent book by the Countess Marie
Larisch niece OF the Empress Elizabeth OF Austrt.
The secret police compelled Marys uncle. Couns
Stockau. and OF the three Baltazzis ito the
body out like living person" They dressed her In
her street clothes. secured her dropping head to .
piece of beanpoe slipped down the back OF hr neck.
and between them walked the corpse to waiting
rage In charge of aGeheime officer.
Even In the carriage the dread mockery continued
the dead Baroness being placed upright the back
seat. causing the pitch forward against
relatives time and again. owing to the rough road
When the party arrived at the cemetery Heiligeu
kreutz Abte (Abbey). darkness had and the
isolation of the place rendered further precautions
unnecessary. The body taken from the carriage
by the head and feet and carried to sort morgue
where a rough pine box In readiness. It was
dumped In, the lid nailed and the coffin carted
on a wheebarrow to grave. dug the cemetery
wall. There were no services OF any kind.
The extracts from the diary begin the first col
umns of these pages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

lower the lights. go to the little trap In the floor
and listen.
At in the afternoon Uncle Alexander gained ad-
mission at Meyerlng. Count Hoyos having agreed to
receive him. He stated his positive belief that was
In the chalet and demanded to be taken to me mme-
diately. Hoyos gave him his word OF honor that, as
far as he knew not here.
AT that moment the Crown Prince rushed in. "You
will do nothing of the kind Alexander Batazzi-you
must be satisfied with my word OF honor that Mary
is not Meyerng."
"Your word of honor" retorted Uncle Alexander
He could say no more shot rang out, uncle fell In
a heap. shot through the body.
My God, must bring misfortune all Iowa
me?
spend an hour crying. Seighbells-Prnce Philip
back from Vienna Their Majesties were much re.
lieved when told them that your indisposton was
IN no way alarming and that you hoped to be out In
day or two. he reported.
Rudolph replied with oath that he would 1ein
the rest at tomorrow's chase. Here's my DOCTOR
ne cried pounding the table with bottle ut sounded
like that land my only friend"
You are a liar; all your friends"-this
from Braganza. who must be hopelessly drunk.
They will come to blows II this continues.
they quarrel The quarrel grows hotter, all shout
Ing and yelling at top voice. Impossible to write
down the horrible things they say.
END OF Mary Vetsera's Daryl -
These were the last words written by Baroness
Mary. The paper on the side Of which an envel-
ope addressed to 'Toinette" stained by multi
tude OF tear marks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19
The perforated ceiling

waiting for their salaries. The perforated ceiling
shall ind out
have heard my doom. Merclful Virgin. take pity
your namesake!
Here is the awful situation that Rudolph. in kind.
ness. withheld from me. Braganza got 1t from the
Archduchess Maria Theresa, wife OF Carl Ludwig and
the latter got II from his brother, the Emperor. All
these parties look upon outcast.
At this mornings meeting Rudolph has promised
to maintain semblance Of friendly relations with
Stephany besides giving his word of honor prince
and soldier, that he would never see me again.
did he give his word?" gasped Philip Coburg.
He did. though not willingly heard Braganza
promise dof his regmentals. Even
soldier couldn't afford to recognize Rudolph If spoke
single word to Mary after he came from his father"
Dlshonored: Rudolph broke his parole-nly hero
they will break his sword to the tune Of fife and drum
II could get away from here. could throw myself
on the railway trancks.
Midnight
I went from one room to the other. all this
aoor peered out OF window. north and south,
east and west Mounted patrols In the distance knots
OF men nearer by carrying glasses and dark Ian.
to gazette Rudolphs disgrace. He and Hoyos have
come back They are laughing and Joking in the din
Ing won't listen to traitors voice. Cotton
In my and to bed!
! can't bear him Fegning I was half
dead with pain In my head. went bed while he
Joined Hoyos and Braganza. But sleep won't come
For tweny.four hours have been torturing my brain
Is watched must stay.
The Crown Prince hides his despair from me and
tells 1t to the bottle!
Champagne and brandy, brandy and champaene.
In the afternoon message 80
came from Loscheck's conf.
dental man at Alland. Still
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

TVhE sudden death Of Crown Prince Rudolph
only son OF Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus.
trfa' at Meyerlins. Vienna, on January 81,
1852 mas always remained the greatest court mystery
OF our time 1t OF the interminable series Of
tragedies that have marked the aged Emperors life.
eliminating In the great war In which he Is now in
volved
The world was only certain that Rudolph had per.
ished suddenly and violently with HIS companion, the
Baroness Mary Vetsera, whose relations with him had
greatly angered the Emperor. Every attempt to ex.
plain the mystery sternly repressed In Germanio
countries. Versions Of the affair published elsewhere
have not carried conviction.
There has now reached London a manuscript that
putports to be diary OF the Baroness Mary Vetsera
Tell into the hands OF her maid after her DEATH
has been concealed until this time when 1t Is per.
fectly safe to publish II outside the Teutonic
tries. Whether II be entirely authentic not. It
gives the first rational explanation OF the double
tragedy. and is evidently filed with intimate infor
nation concerning the principals the accompany
Ing extracts from It will show.
We learn that the Crown Prince was 80 devoted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Thine Is the power to bind or dissolve:
yer TO Danish misery and enthrone hap.
art the representative of the Lord our
d OF kindness. OF charity. the God of
? be charitable. oh Holy Father and end
! Don't let us die in misery. Dissolve
I November 5.
e. utterly crushed. Even as we were
per last night. Loscheck brought an
ph from His Majesty. II want to see
itire.' wrote the Emperor
!ra affair has to stop" cried Francis
1ent he caught sight of his son. II am
as head OF the family. and the family
-,cided that indulgence has gone far
r. in fact. Drop her at once. and re.
ny and your duty. Remember you owe
Do you want the crown to go to that
ice Rudolph" he continued in Icy tones.
y commanded to return to her Imperial,
e instant"
her die" swore Rudolph.
what said
SIS allowed to divorce Stephany and
i"iio S'Sh io~ 10 my WIG DctOic bph'
ludut pas Ia chdndeIe" (You won't be
y shouted the Emperor at the top Of
DIV to your apartments. sir, and await
hutes later an adjutant announced to
half of His Majesty, that the Emperor
point him Governor-General of Bosnia
la.
ling to take him from me!
It Of our love was served over vol
hell Is nearly worn away!
November II.
toldness astonishes and enchants me.
> the Court soiree night after to.mor-
yded everybody concerned that 1t would
i. showing conclusively that there was
talk OF our relations and that Stephany
Ice against me.
and Aye" heard Agnes say. She was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

In the afternoon a message
came from Loscheck's conf.
Dental man at Alland. Still
surrounded by spies. he says.
Stephany's and Uncle Alex
ander's. who Ia determined
to find me and-"punish the
kidnapper."
Downstairs they are quar-.
relling. They refer In foul
language to Alexander"
Do they mean uncle? I will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

Evening.
Count Hoyos persuaded Rudolph to
60 with him to the chief huntsman's
lodge to give final orders for to.morrow's
chase with Michael Bragenza.
Sleighbells. my impecuntous lover, to
Judge by the noise. He always travels
with retinue OF courtiers and servants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-19

An's over. my poor Mary" be muir.
INJURED, between hiccoughs. II had to
promise father-T couldn't refuse the
dear old man when he cried as if his
heart would break. They arranged a
family dinner at Ludwig Victor's for to-
morrow" he continued. land / am ex.
pected to make up with that hateful
woman. But by the Black Virgin of the
Burg, wont-1 would rather die than
do 3d."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
@bitlOd oil! urIaub; 8ranf=
belt l1riade.
@oIbington, 3. 9tou

Der amerifoniide @eianote 9rono
gSbitlod fobeIte arn Niittpoh
oem Staats Deportenlert in @dib-
iilpfoil, boR en- Sorbereitungen
Al. ieiner Hiidreiie noh oen Ser.
Stooten ous @eiunobeitsriidiihten
trcffe. @ie er ntittbeiIt, bobeit INN
icine 4erSte in 8eIeien ben &ntb se-
ocben, nnh Saliie 5ii reiien. &caie-
runasbcante in @aibiiigton ipuBten
idlon felt mebreren @ohen bon ser
lInp1BIidfeit oes @eianbten uno
Scfr. 2nniing batte ibm erIaiibt, aii-
riidsitfebral ioboIo fein. 3uiiato es
crforoere.
lin Sen @eriidten enteeeen5ittre-
fen, bob 9rano @bitIof oitf Griiihen
ser oclltifen &egieritnq ipeaeu oes
Gonen- ;SoIles obber1ifen tporben lei,
nurbe bpm Stnatsoeportemert bic
grfl6runa obgegeben, oaB bem niht
10 lei. Der 8eiaifbte babe bereits
ror Der @erhoftling ser britiihei,
Qronfenihpeiter oie grloitbniB 5ur
grbreiie erhaIten. uno nihts itehe ei-
1ler giidfehr @hitIofs nud, g3eIaiar
i'm gseqe, iobaIo er lid noIlfonlrner
crhoIt hot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
(iriedliid,es Gabineft 5nriidsetreteu,
&aris, 4. 9iop.

Garis, 4. 9tnp.
Gas griediihe Ntiuilterilrm I'M.
fer Dem &oriis BON WinilterprGiioent
,3ointis lit an 9onnerstdg 5urildee-
trcten, nohoem Der gntrog ollf ein
gertralenspotum nidt ollrhgegan-
gen mar. 3aintis erlud)tc Die aant.
mcr, iih sli pertogen. bis elm neues
Cabinet gebiIoet lit. Den unnlittcl.
barren 9lnitoB 5u Der &riiis gob cine
Senrerfiula in ser Heoe oes ariegs-
niniiterS 9onofitfos. in Der Ser
iriiberc Wtiniiterproiiocnt Geni5eios
cine geIeioioung Der 9totionolner-
iamntlung lob, pesbolb or iofortigc
glbbitte berloflgte. SierolIf erfldrte
gtiniiterproiioent 3ainlis, bas Gobi.
nett itebe binter Dem GrieqSminiitcr,
| lno perIonatc Elm @ertrmlenspotlm.
Sic Gisfltiiion DER SecresporIoge
neronloBte cine 9ebotte Sniihen
&riegsnliniItcr @enerol Nonafitios
lno ser SppoiitionSrnehrbeit ocs
frijberen Observation-Disclosures &cni5e
los. 3ointis belt 6en 3eitpuuft fur
Qcfnnntcn, Elm &ertroucnsbotum 5u
beartrogen. morauf hie IiSfuiIinn
1idl ouf oas 8ebiet Ser iuberen &oli-
fif nonote, lno Geni3cIrs erflorte, es
lei ieiner Gortei uuInogIid, Die &c
Qierliila nod meter 81 itnteritiltelL
6ercn 4olitif itoh ieiner 9lniiht ocn
SSsntereIien oes 2onbes idabe; an Scr
0istullion bctbeiliqten iih Gle ber-
norrnGenben 4arteifiihrer1 Sic ab-
thinning fieI aegen ods &crtrdlens.
nptltm aus nit 147 gegcn ia Stlnls
men.
l9os gobinett 3oinlis iit nod
frinen Monot i'm glntte, icit Dem aln
I6. Sftober crfolgtenHiidtritt bes9ti-
niiterillms &eri5elns; lcbtere5 bate
oas @in1rcifen CSriehenlnnbs i'll oen
arieq ollf @runb ieines Gertrags nit
Serbien bcfilriportctc, smGhrenb an-
nia &onItontin Die glniidt pertritt,
ooB nntcr oen thotfad,Iid,en Serholt-
nilien fir @riedenlano feline Ser
trogspfIidt Serbicn ececniibcr be-
itcbt, bie es 5ipingcn lpiirbe, 5u oen
S8offen 5u ereifen Sd,on i'm lpril
hotte @eniseIos ipeqcn dbnIiher Mei-
nunesnerid,ieberbeiten iein Imt ME
oeraeIeot, iih ober nodl bem beoeu-
tcnoer Sieo ieiner Gortci III benGar,
IomentsmohIcn I'M 9lnnliit beitinrmeu
Ioiicn SOS 2obinett mieoer 5it ilber.
nehmen.s . 9ludl nod ieinem 5lpeiten
9fiidtritt blieh sic Wehrheit ser Tar-
tel @eniscIcs' in ser @onmer illtoft,
,tno Sic neue Hcaierune fonnte iid,
nur iolonoe in GorIomcut hoIteu. OILS
bie Sppoliticnsportei fir out fono.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
eg 9ieisbare ainoer braud)en oft
&ifapuo gSurm Sitter.

Gs gibt cine llriahe fir ons unno.
tilrIihe iiilo erregbore 8erboIten bic.
ier &inoer. Genfen Sic ON Die I'm
roit, mcnn Der aorper oes airoes
non fleinen @iirmern bon 1T. Die on
ser 2ebensfroft Ser &orpers 5ebreu
itno oeiien Sbdtiafeit itoren. @os
immer Der @runb fem mag - ooob
Ginoer @iirmer bobcn lit 3botiahe"
Tie lln5ufrieocnbeit itno grregtbeit
SSbres ainoes bat einen @runo. 6e-
ben Sic aidnpoo gorm SiQer cine
Gbonce, uno penn 8iirmer porbnn.
Oen fino. 70 miro oieie bnrntIoie Reoi.
ain oieie nibrieen Garoitten erttfer-
nen. 25e ole Sdndtel.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
glcucr britiidler ariessfrcSit.
9or0pn, 3. 9iop.

S0n0on .. 9t0D.
neutrality-suspicious. 9lsqilitb fin.
higte Mithpodl I'M ltrterbdas oil, Die
9iegierllug meroe ndd>ltc sSode nm
9elpiiliqilng eines nelien arIeqs~
freoits criuhen. Gie Sobe bcsicIben
gub er nidlt on. ood) alolibt man off
acntein, boB cs lih Inn 250,000,000
&funo StcrIine ($t 100000, ,000
banoeln merbe. Gomit miir6en Die
iamilitIihen. biSber pom Gorlmcut
hcluilIiaten arieasfreoite 0ie 0ohe
bon f.510.000.000 ($T ,000,-
000) erreidcn.
Ger ariea foitet gneIanb ae9en-
mGrtia 100000 ($25, ,000.000) pro
9oa: sic beoeltenoen Soften mcrocn
8um grpBen 5beil ourh bos hen9lai-
ten qcborgte @elo ltno Die 9(usao.
fen Gnglanos fir Dtunition neritr.
ioht.
Ter ncuc Qreoit Miro. foaS er be-
piIliot miro, sur. 8eflung Der NrieQs-
foiten bis gum Souilor miSreidlen.
3uiammenbrnh itnlieniidler Giieus
iiDc.
Berlin, 1. gtou.
9ie llcbcrieeilde Had)rid)tcuogcn-
tllr mcIoet:
aManoel on GcYcrbcn uio on gfu-
nition peruriohtet ben 3uiomnlcn-
hruh Scr itolieililhe Sffeniipc in
ncnl @cbiet bes SSion5o, mo bic
S1laht 5lpei @oden gcbauert hatte.
slui Der itaIieniidcn Seite fidemen
nlinociteus 25 Observation-Disclosures
rno 5ipei 9btheilingen9llpe pentrmppen.
suiannen 100000 a9onn. on ben
adnpfen in bieiem @ebiet ti,eil. Gle
g(rtiIleric beitono aus $50 idmeren
iino 1900 Ieihteren 8eidilscn.
nInf ser sSront in 5iroI moren
ntinbcitens elf essnfonterieoiuiiinncn.
SOS fin6 10000 geipehre, 100
ihrcrc @eid,iise nno 700 onbere @e-
idlube bctbeiliat.
y9Iuf Der esInn5o SSront nahmcn
sic 0StcrreihiSh ilnooriihcn Grub
ben 67 SffiSierc lnto 5000 gforn ge-
fanoen
BIC itnlieniihen Gerli,itc mcrben
nu' 10000 geidlnbt. :"
Sie jiingiten SrieScnsgeriidlte.
Berlin, 3. Nop.
Gie lleberieeiidc 9terigfcitsogcn-
tur fiinbiat ON:
Sic ousIdnoiihe GreIic bot in
iiinaiter 3eit abermnIs lid nit Dem
@criid,t beiddftiot, Dob 7ciitihIonh.
aeneiat lit. Ben @ea fir fSriebensrcr.
bnnoIlmaen su chnen. iinh 6nber @e.
lniihirnaen foroert, oie ooroli gcrid,-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
Sprpcopbppt bel Gibraltar
aeinnfen.
2ouoon, 9. 9tot.

NUIIUUH, 2. gtUU,
9ie eneliIde Worinebeboroe gob
beiite befonnt, bob oas cngliihe
@Sorpeooboot Go. SO bel Gibraltar
ininlee Soporie eeirufen lit. Der
Gonmanoant bes Shiffes, Sobn 9
GUNNER, berihtet, bob 5lpei Sffi5ie-
re linb neait Wann permibt peroen.
Wtm eInitbt, befiirdten gu ntiiiietL
0nB oieie oen Zoo in oen @eleu fau-
0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
SiQa iifbt ab.
Gr itellt ben 9lnsriif ami asna Erie-
ia purlGnfig Elm trpt
&erita.-inngen.
Douglas, ari5., 4. 9iou.


General 8illa bot ieineii Anariff
ouf oos pon Der Garran5aiheil
@arnilon inter General Galles itarf
ncrtbeioigte slgua Erietn, oas Doug.
las, 9lri5., on Der @re.l3e gegenilber
lieat. aufgegeben uno ieine Sritpper
ON Ytittnodl in liibmeltliher 9iif-
tiulg Surildge5ogen.
Gilla batte om @6ittiuodlmoreerl
nod Seritarfungen. pom Often ber or.
holten, 500 nber trotoem ieinc&aupt-
irnppen 5uriid unb licB MIR cine Nm
inbl Wtnidlineleemebre uno orei5oI-
Iipe @eihiite 5urild, Inn Die Gertbei,
oigung berStaot beid]dftigt su balten.
Gs iheint, baB Gilla crit oie @usrii-
iting Ieiner Truppen perpollit6noi-
gen mill, ebe err ben Sol,ptangriff
oiif oas ftorf perIbon5te Mguo Yrieta
ltiternebmen min, Der ibnt groBerc
Gdmierigfeitet bereitet, ols er er.
mortet bntte.
glmerifaniihe ssnterpention.
Gos glrtillericfelter puroe ont
Tienstogabeno eineelteat. Der onee-
ridteteShoocn fdeint gcring 5il iein.
GSti:iae Stltnoen porbcr botte @ene.
rolmolor 6irniton, Ser ons Oberfom-
ninnoo IN Douglas, Iri5., iibernon,-
cn bot. Sic omerifofiihen 9unoes-
tritnncn ans ibren on Scr internntio-
laen @ren5e gelegenen Shiitengrd-
ben ertfernt. Gieie @enegimq bu. in
%erbirbung NIT Dem @eriidlt. &iilo
bot,e sic glbiidt. 0nu9ios Slt beihie-
FEN. ilno @rt 3lnitpn lei entiAloiict,
in Wterifo ein5ltqreiicrt, groBe Sc
itiir5ltnq berboreerltfen. SpGttr bieB
es ieood Die nnlerifoniid)en Srihocn
Diirben nur Damn eingreifen, mctln
cine Der nerifoiliihen 9lrmcel1 iiber
Die @ren5e feuert 1no oon1it 2cben
rno Gigentbltnt BON 4merifonern ge-
fGbrbet.
@en sSitniton ielbft gcrietb bel lei.
ncn SSnipeftionsritt on ser @rcnse
cntIong mebrtrer1loIc in 2cbensqefabr
nurh berirrte &1if elm ser Werifoner.
GcrItdrfltnq tiir Sic oil ser @rensc
befinolid)e GopoIIetie lit cingetroffell.
ilnele Cams &crlnite.
Ser @cnleine Sorrp eSones pom
II. Snfanterteregiment erlog bcite
icinen %erIebungell. 1Sones muroe
Qcitern9lbeno BON elmer lncrifoniifen
&ugel getroffen inb ihper perpun-
bet, oils er bel eineln grmeetransport=
naacn Toitcn ltoro. Gs beibt. boG
elm Gorran5o'oloot ben SduB abgob.
9os gefinbcn oes gipiliiten 2cuis
&. 5aplor, Der 9leidfolls geitern
glheno in nGdlter NGhe oes omerifo-
niihcn 3ouboliies idmer perimrnbet
inorbcn mar, miro ols fritiid) beseid)-
net. 0cn onberen onerifo,liihen
@crnnnoeten ion es heiIer geben.
Sergennt @oIter Waps lmo 8e-
meiner Wfitdcl. beioe bonn fiebeliten
onerifaniiden Snfonteriereqintent
luuroen belttc in elmer meltlih bes
omerifoniihen 3oIlbouies olifaeloor.
fcren Shonse bon merifoniidlen
0uqeln aetruffen unb itid)t unerheb-
lid perlett.
Gin merifnitiides @eihoB trof fer.
iter Den Seroeonten Senrn &orbell
|oom If. esnfol,teriereginent. prolific
lebnh on iciner Gfeife, oie er in Ser
linfen 8riiittoihe trltq, ob. Die
Tfeife muroe in Stiidc oebrodlen
,, SSorben fonn sic <geI in ser Soihc
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ySnranpiie" nid)t in ben 0runo &C.
bubrt; crbentet!
Berlin, 2. 9tob.

>NititI =. -Npb.
SSie Die lleberieeiihe yielligfeiten.
aeentltr mittbeiIt, lit nan einem amt.
ilben titrfiihen 8eridt oas frar5oli-
i6e llnterleeboot nSurquoile" niht
pcrienft poroen, ionbcrn foit boil
itIiloig imbeihdbigt in tiirfiide S1r-
De aefaaen. 0as erobertc Gollhboot
miro mobrideiniih ihon IN noditer
3eit geeen Die 9lGiirten eebralldt
uer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-11-05
S6dite 8ein6er;abl errei9t.
Sm fSromcisco. 8. geop

Sm sSrdncisco, 3. ytob.
Die boffte 8eiithersnbl Ser 4iis-
iteIlirna ieit ihrer Groffnitna om 90.
ssebruor fpurbe geftern erreidlt. Die
9nbI belief iit a1f 309,993 gegen
255,149 om gr0ffu1inestnge.