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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Next Weeks Baltimore Attraction
Cock o. the Walk"

Cock o. the Walk" the new comedy
by Hnery Arthur Jones, I'm which Otis
skinner returns to Baltimore on next
Monday night 70 the New Academy Of
Music, is said to have a delightful sa-
tirical drift that is sure to be appreci-
ated by All who are well acquainted
with the conditions OF contemporaa-
cous stage life and theatrical manage
ment in London
Nowadays the successful actor in the
metropolis is a social lion. The doors
of the great are always open 70 him.
Among his friends he reckons peers
of the realm and noted ecclesiastlcs.
All of the impressfonable misses Of ro-
mantle temperament flock to the mat
inees to pay him homage
Unfortunately when an actor of
mediocrity suddenly finds himself hob
nobbing with Dukes and South African
milliolsires for the first time in his
life it is apt to disturb his mental
equilibrium. This probably accounts
for the idiosyncracies Of certain prom
inent actors in London The late
Clement Scott often deplored the fact
that the modern actor has become too
intimate with the British peerage and
has ceased to belong to that good-na-
tured Bohemian society characteristic
of the English stage Of twenty or thirty
years ago.
The new comedy Cock o. the Walk. =
in which Mr.. Skinner comes to Balti-
more. shows the two contrasting types
of actor. Mr. Skinner viii imperson-
ate jovial actor of genius, Tony Bell
chamber, whose one conspicuous trait
is that he is always professional" ]" lie
knows all the tricks of the stage, he
knows all the poses beftting each dra-
matte situation, and he has a prodig-
ious gift for quoting from the works
Of "The Immortal ore"
lie has Shakespeare at the tip Of his
tongue, and he can answer the most
commonplace question with a fitting
Shakesperean expert, but he IS ami
able in temper, bright in intellect and
picturesque in manner He pervades
the play lights il with his hamor and
good nature. He is lamboyant, fan
tastic and ludicrous, yet tender and
loyable "A compound of optimism and
drollery. Otis Skinner VIII probably
find in this character a thoroughly con
genial part and will treat it in mas
terly way. Local agent for tickets is
Bernard j. Wiegard, State Circle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
killing President Easy. Saws TAFT.

Cabinet members and department
heads should be privileged to address
Congress from the floor Of the House
says William Howard Taft. He asserts
such a reform would lead to more care
full appointments by the President, in
crease immeasurably the efficiency os
the departments and be Of great benefit
20 Congress
Professor Taft delivered the second
lecture of his series on "The The
Presidency in the Horace Mann aud
itcrium of Columbia University We'd
nesday night. He said he does not put
much faith in the protection afforded
presidents by the Secret Service Off
GERS. ''lf a person is determined to kill
a president and is willing to give up
his life for it, the act is easy of accom-
plishment"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
Monday the Last Day
For Filing Papers.

Next Monday. October is. is the
last day for filing papers of nomins-
tion by either party to be placed on
the official ballot.
The law requires the filing of all pa
pers fifteen days prior to the election
which falls this year on November 2.
Up to this time there are only two va
cancles to be filled. and both of these
are on the. Republican ticket
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
ARMY MEN CAN'T STUMP
Garrison Forbids Political Activity,
EvenD During Leave. -, -

Secretary Garrison will not tolerate
political sp ech-making by army OFF,
GERS either when on duty or on leaves
of absence. as indicated Tuesday when
he ordered au officer not TO take the
stump. Secretary Garrison holds that
even though an officer is on leave the
department jurisdiction still extends
over his conduct
a precedent was established when
the Secretary Of War telegraphed to
Capt. Charles Il. Morrow, Of the Elev-
enth Infantry. 90 refrain from cam
paigning in the interest If his broth
er. Edwin r. Morrow. who is candi-
date for Governor Of Kentucky on the
Republican ticket.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

WASHINGTON Oct. 10. 1880 A NJ
For Maryland-Partly cloudy and
cooler tonight; Saturday partly cloudy,
cooler east portion,
Chief OF Weather bureau.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

We often feel sorry for the rich.
There is Rockefeller. for instance; he
once had as much hair as anybody. -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

Why puzzle your brain trying to de-
for dinner? Why not serve our de-
lIcious ice cream? Nothing proves
more satisfying. Manufactured from
pure, wholesome material and under
the most sanitary conditions. In
bricks, or loose. as you DESIRE All
pure flavoTs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

For tickets and information apply
at our city ticket olives: West
Street Station, State House Station.
College avenue and Bladen streets;
Carvel Hall, Maryland Hotel, T.
Kent Green, + Boessel, Office U. S n.
A. for "fflcers. midshipnen, etc, con-
nected with the Naval Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
W., B. Z A. ELECTRIC R.R
Mid-City Terminal

Half-Hourly Service Morning and
Evening between Annapolis, Bal
timore and Washington (Wash-
ington passengers change at
Naval Academy Junction-)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

xDaily except Sunday.
dConnects at Odenton with p. r. r.
and at Annapolis Junction with the B.
& o. II. Il.
sConnects at Odenton with =. r. II.
oLocal Annapolis 60 Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

an bsolu'ely painless
tending NJ your teeth.
q guaranteed and our
|', .9sa Take your
.rr hand and come in
over
r1ror. arc open every
r,gI ag aul saturday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
LEAVE WASHINGTON.

600 Gas. sos. SOS. 1905. ILO5 A. NJ.
12.05, LOS. 2.05 S.05. $50. s..O5, 4.3a
sos, Cos, 7.o5 9.O5. 1IO5. p. M.
1906 A. M.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15
LKAvE nALTIMoRF.

LEAVE BALTIMORE.
6.35. KISS. s.S5. 9.35, I0.s5. J1.s5.A. NJ,
l2.S5, LBS, 2.S5. S.S5, x4.O5, 4.s5,
Mos 6..35. 6-s5, 7-35. 9.s5, II.25 p. NJ.
12.35 A. M
All trains receive or discharge pas
sengerB at local points between An
napolis and Naval Academy Junction
and at Linthicum on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-15

Leave Annapolis. West str-eg Station
o5.Io.x5.5o. eco. x6-50. d7-e0. x7.sO, SEQ
$500, 1920 d11.20' A. VI. I2-a0,, l.2G,
2.20 $3.50. s4.20. 'x450, d5.20,. $500
700, $40. 1920. II.20 p. NJ:
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier; State House Station, Bladen
ST. and College Ave, minutes earlier.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14
ANIMALS IN ZOO
ON A WAR DIET

Berlin, Aug. l2.-The animals in
German geological gardens have had
to put up with a var diet. A we'll
known animal dealer of Hamburg has
recently told how he carried his ami
falls through the winter. His bears
had been. eating about 10000 pounds
of bread yearly, which was their chief
food; brt they we're put upon a diet
Of potatoes, turnips, and other roots,
with occasional additions of fish re-
fuse. Not only bread and grain, but
also hay had to be taken away. Rhi-
noceroses, deer, antelopes and others
that had hitherto been fed on hay,
maize, and oats, were put upon a mix
ed diet Of acorns, horsechestnrts, po.
tatoes, and sliced roots of various
kinds.
OF course the lions. tigers and SINH
lar beasts had to continue to be fed
on meat, which was mostly obtained
b. killing old horses. The bones left
over were ground into bone,meal,
which was mixed into the food of var
ious other animals. and the ofal was
thrown to the hyenas and jackAls.
Thus all the aquatic birds, including
cranes. which had hitherto been fed
principally on grains of various kinds.
were given a mixture of mashed pota-
toes. bniled fish, and bone-meal; and
they all did very well on this food,
Thu sales Of wild INITIALS in Ger.
many and Austria have almost wholly
stopped; There il still i fair demand
from neutral countries, especially
from the United States. but it is not
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14
Legal NOTICES
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE.


Notice is hereby given that that
certain mortgage executed and deliv
cred by George A. Roden, nlortgagor,
to H. NJ. Eeall, mortgage, dated the
Sth day OF January. 1912. and fled
for record in the Office of tie Regis.
ter OF, Deeds Of the County Of Bur
leigh and state Of North Dakota on
the 10th day of January, A. D. 1912,
and recorded in book 104 Of Mortgag;
es, on page 1874, which mortgage was
assigned by said H. NJ. Eeall to G,
B. Little by written instrument, duly
recorded, will be foreclosed ~ a sale
OF the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front
door Of the court house, in ties coun.
ty Of Burleigh and state Of North Da.
kota, at the hour of ten O'clock a.. M,
on the 21st day Of September, 1915,
to satisfy the amount due on such
mortgage on the day of sa,e. The
premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy tle
same are described as follows: Be,
ginning at a point one hundred sew
enty Q70) feet south of the south
east corner Of Collins addition to the
city of Bismarck, North Dakota
thence running south = distance Of
one hundred seventy G70) feet
thence running west a distance o!
five hundred forty-seven CAD feet
thence running north a distance O.
one hundred seventy (170) feet
thence running east a distance o.
FIVE hundred forty-seven $50 feet te
the place OF beginning: said tract Of
land containing two (2) acres. ap
proximately, and being located in the
southeast quarter Is. E. Id of sec
ton four (D, township one hundred
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14
punished Tor k,sslna

Punished Tor kissing. ,
I. smithville, N. Y.-si1 months y!
Kissing Miss Alvertina Clements. wh0
objected, was the sentence imposed oD
August Steiner. /
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14

possible to ship animals now owing
to the restrictions enforced by Eng
land. A shipment of East-Indian ele-
plants was on the way to the United
States when the war began. but the
vessel had to put into the port, Of Mas
sua. in Italian Somaliland; and 1t IL
assumed that the vessel and cargo
will now be %confiseated by the Italian
government. One of the most curious
things reported regarding efforts to
buy animals during recent months, is
that German soldiers in Russia are
constantly applying for monkeys to
catch vermin.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14

3 "a . g.
t~hirty-eight u3S) north of range
eighty $50 west of the fifth t5thj
principal meridian, all in the county
Of Burleigh and state OF North Da
Eota. " -
There will be due on such mort.
gage at the date of sale the sun OF
One Hundred Twenty and 5o-Io
t$l2a.5O}.
Dated this 18th day of August, 4
y. 1915.
c. 3. LITTLE,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
GEO. Fl. NILES,
Attorney. for Assignee of Mort
;.i& sgagee, -.
= ~ bismarck. North Dakota.
(S-l3, 90, 81; 9-S, 10, ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14

..Bilexi. Nisss-An alligator measur
M eight feet ave inches In length WAS
exhibited on the streets BY q. i.
Smith, who caught the reptile on hook
and line n Back bay. where there yet
eemains another large one and . mum
u. Of smaller ones. The gator A.
sracted considerable attention, ~ 1t
~ the largest. caught leas the CITY n
Ssara. : s.. /
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14

historic monuments during the cam
paign in West Gaiicia. Many Of the
fine old paintings in the churches Of
that locality. as we'll as the churches
themselves and their richly carved
affairs have disappeared before the
passing armies. ,''> .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14

The Professor-Do you think IL
pays to put much money into clothes!
The Joker-Not il you've gota pry'
ing wife and you're . sound sleeper
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14
ni,. chiidren II Six Years.

Nine Children ~ Y 49,.
Winston.salem. \. C.-Mr. and MI.
John Doss Of ~Jonesvills. Surrey coupt
ty. who were married six years so
are the parents Of nine children, nvs
daughters and four sons. year after
their marriage trplets were born.
three years ago twins and recsnu1:.
tour babies we're added to the houGsr
bold. Doss, the father, Y . farmer. |
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-08-14

Levi P. Morton, vice-president OF the
United States from 1889 to 1893, for
mer member OF congress, governor oe
New York and ambassador to France,
has Just celebrated his ninety-hrst
Birthday. This snapshot Of him was
made recently as he left his .esi1
cence in Washington for his daily
walk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
Sp berid,tct Der Der. Staaten 9Onlnl
in Cmcenstpwn nad @aibiustUn.
sllfreb @iunnne ganocrbili iOa nd
Hntsr ben llnsetummsuen bsfinSen.

8afhineton. 8. Wui. - BON
Der. Gtaoi.n aonful in Queenstown
in i'm Staatsbspnriemsui eiu. Gepss
fbs siusetroffsn. lout pelter BON ben
on gorb be, .2ufitauia" bsfiubIi6sn
9erfonsn stipd TOO ssrettei lrorosn
iino. Der aonlul sisbt aud cine
nod unpOlitdnbigs aifs BON gsamsn
aerssteier s.aiIusiere on, UemerIt ie'
bod niht. Of Iid uutsy ben llmgs'
tommnen aud 9msritonsr btituben.
aonbpu, 8. glai. - Ger aor'
rsfppnbsnt Der -5imss' in Gueuss
iopn bspsi6irt, bab GIfrsb gppnn.
9unbsrbili uutr ben unse!cmmnsn
besinsu fra.
Qunbpu. 8. gldi. - Ti. aomts
ralitdt bai bsIanri assssen. onb ioDsit
in au.engtDpu 5s5 u.berIsbsnbs DON
Der .9ufiiduia" unb 40 2sitsn ppH
llms.Icmmeuen s.IaHb.t tpprssH iinS.
9ie 9iirten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
Geni6beit iaulSis. bah mir einsrsi'
fen, ipnbern au6 uniersr nationGIsH
Selbita4tlns.
Nprabniing
Bon 6eporitebenbem llubeil perdnldBts
ben G6ubbdnbler e, 3. Sopsn
aum aansellirsn ieiner Dol
iuge uuf Der rauiituriu".
's17ar @erliiit an Menitenleben oosr8ss
pGt lit bic Gunaro @eieli6uft
1bIolut ni6t baftbdr.
9afIuaiere bdben beim aaui Der Naf'
iuqebilIets ieblpebss Sifto iiber'
npinmen.

9oitpn. 7. Wloi. - Gtner Tors
abnuna, oab Der .ouiitunia" auf i9s
rsr Sabrt Elm llnbeil suitoben tpuroe,
bat Gbndrb 9. 8ppen. Elm reiHer
S6ubbGnoler es gu oeroanten, odb,
pbI6On iein Iame iid urter ben Pai=
Taaieren Der erften Saiiite oes Sdms
piers befinoet, er bod bic aunbe bon
BEN sorpebirsn reg Sdiffes am 6rets
tau in ieinem Seim in Netptpn EN-
pima.
gopen poIIte ips9sn tpiftiger 6e'
IdGfisobi9liiFe nn9 Gn9lanb fdbs
rem unb hattc 9uhdse ouf Der rau'i'
tania" 6elsat. PIN perflOfersn 5rei,
tag. 6emertte er beute abeno, nbetam
id auf einmal Sus @efii5l, oub Dem
0ampfer etrpag suftobsn piirbe. Sd
beiprud bann bic 9tnssIegenheit nit
meiner Satin unb lam gum Gnts
idluB bic Rtiis auf5useben".
ai6arb a. 5re.upan jr., Der SuRn
zines S6iffsmatlsrs, Iiterte fi9 i'm
Iebten Wpmeut gdFuss auf Der ~2uiis
tdnia." Gr III Elm 9rabuanb bon Sars
Harb unb CAB cine Stsus alg Snsenis
eur in Sibpsming, Wtia., auf, um eis
nen Gbnliaen qoiten in Sibirien on=
5utreten.
6err unb 5rau StsRort g. Mnipn
maften ibre So45eitsreife auf Der
nQuiitania". iie batten ii6 am q.
Qpril perbtirdibet.
GbarIes e. 2auriat ir., Elm ipeitersr
qafagisr lit ein SbsiIbakr Der be.
tdnnten gutbdnbIsrfirma gbarIes e.
2dlrtut &c So.
Gotbprp Nitbingtpn geb0rt elmer
bstanntsn 9su Gnglanb GSamilis on.
GbarIes Stepart, Der Gjsi9dfisfiib=
rer Der GunarO Gine in Neu gneIano
ertldrie am 5reitug abenb, buB bic
Die ums 2eben astommen
Ieien ooer ibr Gspdd oerIoren bGtten,
1bfoIut feline 2lnipriids an bic Dam
pfergsieIIidaft bdtttn. lille pofa
1iere," iaste Stsipart, .baben Iit, ols
lie Die pdfi1gsiarten tauftsn, bereit
ertIdren miiiTsn. bic @efsGIdaft unter
!.inen llmitauosn perantpprtIid 81
noflar."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
O4iOsr Slaalsgd'bgs6una.
Die McSermott'i5s 9sssntraIiiies
ruHsss s@OrIugs i'm Ssnat sur
InHobne geldngt.
SrOB Der Spppfition Der Republicans
faeH SeHutorsn DON SamiIe
ton Gountp.

GoGumbus, g., Z. W1ai. -
GroB Der SppoiitiOH Der brei Senatos
rtn pon 6ani!ton GouHip ipurbe bon
ben 4nbdnasrH Der glbminiitration bic
Wlcgarmutt'ffe De5sntruIiiiruuaspors
Iage bes SpirituOisns9 9ssnsfpItsms
an Treitop 2lbenb I'M Ssnat dnse,
nommer. gu @unften Der 9orlase
ipuroet qendu bic II notbpenbigeu
Stimmeu abgegeben.
Gegen bic 0orluae purbeu Is
StimmeH dbgegeben, ndmli6 ieiiens
Der oemotrGtiiben WitgIieber bes Ses
mats ioiuie ieiiens Der bepubIi,dniIten
9ertreter opn Samilton Gountp. Col
l:ns, piHt unb Bauer. Die enti5.ibsn,
be Stimme su @uniien Der @orIuge
lDurbe BON Senator @iis Don Star.
Gpuntb, einem Republitaner, abesa.s
ZEN, Der geleeentlih Der glahmittagss
flung, oIs bic 9orIase sur Iebteu
2eiuns getommsn mar unb bic enb.
qiiIiiae 2lbitimmung erfoIsen iolIts, ii6
aepeissrt bate, fir bic 8orlaae su
iiimmeu. Seine Deiseruna bate sur
0olge aehabt, bab urfpriineli6 bic
psitsre 8erathuna ibsr bic @orIage
his gum tommenoen Sounerstag pers
fGo6en porben mar, bis mann ii3
beibe Sduier am 5reitag @6enb Der
tugten. 3iptIhen Ruamittag uub
9tbenb mar Difs anberen SinHes GEE
mcrbeu. Gr beS1lob, bic @orlags su
untsritIbtn unb baraufbin ipurbe am
abero Der 9lntrog auf Diebsrerpds
guna Der 9Ibitilnmuns gsitsGt. bur9
psl4e Der 2lufiaub Bis 9onnerstag
beihloiTen poroen mar.
9lls Der Senat iih aur 9t6enbiibung
pridmmelt bate, iisllte Senator Mcs
Dermptt ben 9ntraa duf 8isberrnas
quna unn bieier 9lntrag purbe mil
16 geoen IL Stimmen anaenommen.
9urduf6in unterbysitste SeRntor |
DlcDermott cine Nnaabl Qtmenbiruns |
len ipG6renf Ssnator sSelinger bon
Gupabpaa gountn bic Orbnunesfrase |
bab bic WiebererlpGauna |
ritt paiIirt porben lei, ba gu Guns |
ten berIeIben nur 16 Stimmen, cine
5timme tpe1i9er als bic dbfolute Mae
iortdt obgsaeben tporben Isien. 8iaes
Qrnolb entIfieb, bab bic
Qnnahme bss gntrass orbnungsmas
Bia .riOlst fst Sa Sis Ms5rbsit bet 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08

anDefsnbsn SsnatOrsn Su Gunit,n b.s
4ntraas asiiimmt babe. Sendtor
9Seuinaer lelie aegen bieie' GniI6eis
oung BEG goriiB.nbsn gerufuns sin,
aber burt Elm itrittss parisipotum
ipurbs bic Gntfaeibune bes @i5ssous
perneurs oufrsa; erbalten.
Die gOr!nae aeht nunrnsbr an pas
5dus, no bic ssbn rspubIiioniiten
0trtreter pou 6amilson gouatp bss
reit limb auiummsn nit ben 80 Des
motraten aeasn bic 9crldge Su films
men.
9oupsrnsur @tlis tpurbe iofort
ben Der annahms Der @orlase i'm
Seuat bsnatriatist urb nabm bic
Sunbe nit tinem aGheIn entgegen,
enrbisIt iit ieOo9 iebpebsn aOmmsns
torg.
sSm Senat ipurbs aud bic sylss
mina'ite 9orldas aneenDmmeu, bur6
ipeldpe StubsHten aeifntiet fpirb in ben
bsireffsnbsn uniberiiidtsitdbttn bas
Stimmrett aussuiibsn. Sir bic 9prs
laae fpurOen II unb ssgsn iit 10
Siimmen abssgsbsn. SenatDr Glppb
BON Erantlin Gouutb Deriu9te bic
balm AZ nmsubirsn, bab
linen bas Gtimmis6t In llniDsriitdtss
iidDten nur fir bic aaRbionttn bes
nationaIen unb bes Staatstidets e.s
ipGbrt piirbe, fpGbrsnb iie niHt iibsr
lotals 9Fraaeu unb be5iigli6 Ictolsr
aanbibntsn itimmen biirfttn, aber
oieies amenbement aing bur9 Stims
menalsidbsit. ie 16 Gtimmen DerIoren.
Sruator Wiie mar seiestHtIit Der
gIbfttmmuna pbnsIsuc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08

.gsi api6urun Durbc sin Iteil Ssr
iinrisn @sridau1uusm sss l5sinbss
eritiirmt.
Bel SscbuI. ge5r brabteu mir ben
grit.n idiptrs 9erluiis BEL. unD mir
erbsuieitn bort arObs Muni.ionsross
rdtk unb iebn RaItiusnsei6iibs.
0arbGntIlas, Gonnsrsiog.
6. Wlai. - 3pii6tn ben isinoliteI
strRasi6iffsn unb ben iiir.ii4n Sii'
itentattsrisn iiubtn fOrtDlbxno ar'
iilierisousae iiatt.
rGiniss Der S6iffs itasrn rom G7li
BON Garos ber unS rpsrfsn grunobom.
5sr. Die SiGe. WlaibOs gtrietb ant
Witiipodl in Ilammsu.
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Gpl. &Dpicoelt Sriicft fi9
in iebr frdftiger @eiie
us6er ben l1ntergang Der
.2ufitGnia" aus.

Gbraeufe, 81. g., 7. Mai. -
DIR friibere praiiOent Sbeobpre Hoo.
isoelt faote am gt6enb iifsr bic 3ers
itDruu9 Der .auiitanid":
.Gas lit ni6t nur Seerduberei, ION.
bern SesrGuberei nit eiiism arDbsr.u
Wak BON Wlorb, pie lie iemaIs in
alien 3eiten aon einem piraten geibt
iporben lit. Gs ii bies oieisl6e &ris3s
fiitrung. bic 2Glpen unb Dindnt ser=
itDrt. unb hunberten BON MGnnern,
Sfrauen unb &inDern in 8elsien bas
2eben getoitet 1ot. Gs 1T Elm Gri's
geaen unfnulbias MGnner, Sfrausu
un6 &inosr, bic auf bem Ssean reis
len, unb aeeen urfere 2anbsIeute. bic
mitbetroffen ioerben.
.Gs sriheint unalau6lib, bab mir
in bisier QngeIegsnbeit nihts i6un
ieG!su. psnn mir iinb Cd .ni&t uur oss
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tertpsiSsn bsitsGt paren unb Der GtanS
92.7 prossnt betrus, mas einen Grtras
BON 17.3 gu. prp gcrs bebeuiea lpiirbe
unb cine geiammtprobuttipn BON
693, 100000 8u. Der Stdnb BON
Rosgsn betrGgt 89.S 4rosent.
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Fem Sytangel an elmer ge'
niisenSen 3abl bnn
arcm3ern
g dretbt Admiral 8sress
foyb bic aufitoHio aas

= " ttIpI w ~
foyS bic auiitoHio aas
ia itropbe5u.
QoRbon, 8. Mci. Der 4bmirai
aoro Gbarlss gsresfOrb iusi. in g,e
qua aui bic 3,riiSruns Der 2uiitauIa,
tab I.insr aniidi mad oi, aoioitrcpts
BEN limiianb 5u3uidreibsa lei, sab .s
gRglaRo an arsussrn fehls, um bic
Soneelsrcuteu All beiGiiseu. CT
iie,t biii5u. bab 81 I'll. 5atrsn oisiss
elRli6i ssipei.n iei.
Ruiiif bs4piaiitsr eugtbs
LID iibtr aoHfanii'
Nppel.
Qaris, Z. Mai. - Cine incffis
Sisa. DeReia. aus acuitontiuop.I b,s
bauptsi, bab brsi ruiiii6. glpiaiit.r
i6,r apniianiiHOp.l binssflOsen isisU
uno gpmbsu ouf bic Sioot s,Dorf.u
bdit.u.
9as ani6Idgen ben off.
3i.llsn Deutf@.u Geps.
iasn in ben 5otsls
pom Hieraantontn
in Der S9Deta
ptrboten.
@tnf, 8. Mai.-Di. anuionalbs'
b5rbsn Don Bern, 3iirit. @sHf uro
2us.rn habsu Sas gni6Idgsu ,pH rffi'
Si.IItn bsuti9tn Tsp.i4sH in ben So'
tsls in bieisn 9antoneu Derboi.u.
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grringsn peitsrt 9ottbsi'
l.auf Der Gdllipoli
6aIbirftl.
3ie 9hrfeu

apnitoutiuopeI. 6. mai. -
9luf orabilOiem Dsae mad Berlin uHS
Qcnpun, z. Rui. - Die fcIsenbe cf'
fisitas geiauuimdauns iib.r bic Gp:'
rationsn an ben Garbcn.lsn in Drm
iiiriif6en arisslminiitsrium bs.aHnt
a,maht pcrbsn:
Gin auns.s f.inbIi6ss Battalion
ipurbs am Dpiitipo5 Osrnidt,t, uIs
uniere sruppsn sin.u t.itissu ansriff
auf ben IiutsH ifIis,l bss i.tubss
mcatt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

sitsiusHss.aniisnuuatn pfitH Ear planuli
nnb SraufE. lanlGnSe ben 9rufurureen itTf
81 uufn4t Gitie fhr MniifHunpen fret
3rarlIlH 2Hiiitaie. Gesi 70. Ro4siisr. n. Q.
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9om Seefrieg. wS5r'n &c
nal, Ebermnct, oas nit ben Mineu
idngt iett ober nil,> inibeimIih 5iI
lperoen. IA roa'n &c tiirBIi6 IN
Dem slrbeitsjimmer Ses grimge.
mnbIs ron Solano aud Id)On niIi ne
Mline sciioben ieinl" IS pohl
MD nloalihl" - Ia iDer'H De
@ngllnber iIno bran5oien natiirlid,
ipieDer ingcn. es mar ne Senti&c
@hne". .Gomerlpeiierll @enn
has npn MIDI nod Su aonlpIitationeB
nit be' sfcntrnlen iiibrt.- - Ma
@ott bepnbre. gs mar ia nan be
.geilbeIm - 1Rinel" - .gldb 10. 9a
bann !. Gots iti Gdas!'
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Sie6en6nnoert

gsnrSen BON ben oil gOrO Der gsntia'
mia" befinoliGen 9seriDnen gsrsttei.
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e&iifsnadlriaisn.

RepDorf. I. gaai. abgeiGbrsn:
.2ranipIpnnia~, nah Glasgow.
ReapeI. glngctommen: Ia.
lermc@, BON g,eip Dorf; .3uen Tsg.
lia slbrusai", BON NeEp Dcrt.
@ergen. elbseinbreu: .,asiitia.
niafiorb", nod sseu DOrf.