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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
SOME OF THE OLD Triples"
Early Housekeepers Had Many Re-
cipes That Have Been Handed
Down to Posterlty.

Whether there will be a revival dur
ing the next few years of the domestic
art of making wine is a matter Of pure
conjecture. but it is interesting to
recall that formerly many common
things that grow around US were util-
lied by thrifty housewives In the pre-
paration of ''tipples" that were more
OF less mild or more or less potent
Generally the wine-making potential
ties of these things are little thought
of now, and in most homes, even in
country homes, wine-making processes
have been forgotten.
Reference has recently been made
to the making of dandelion wine, a
sweet and potent wine. prepared with
the aid of the golden flowers of the
dandelion. Elderberry wine and elder
flower wine were made in most of the
rural homes in the Potomac country
a generation or so ago. Blackberries
were gathered industriously by the
children for conversion into jam and
wine or cordial, and raspberries were
especially sought after that wine could
be made from them. It is probable
that in the minds of elderly persons
today there is preserved a better mem
Dry of raspberry vinegar than of rasp-
berry wine, for it was popularity be-
lieved that raspberry vinegar was SUI
perior to that made from apples.
In cherry time the fruit was treas
ured because it could be preserved or
converted into a familiar tipple called
cherry bounce" drink which at GER
tain stages of its laying" or develop
ment was exhilarating and intoxicat-
ing.
The favor of gooseberry wine was
known and esteemed by most of the
grandmothers and grandfathers Of
present Washingtonians
On all the old farms there was
little distillery. though on some farms
1t was not so little, just as there was
an icehouse and a smokehouse, where
the peaches and apples and grapes
could be distilled into fruit brandy.
Cider-making was a ceremony, and
In the late fall when frost had pinched
and somewhat shriveled the persim-
mons a strange potation called per
simmon beer was made.
Parsnip wine was made by British
housewives before emigration to
America set in, and the art of making
this wine was brought over by the
early immigrants. There was also in
colonial times in America a drink
which was called peppermint wine, or
peppermint liqueur.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
DODGE FOE MONTHS.
British Soldiers, Separated From
Command, Have Exciting
Time.
Play Hide and Seek With Germans
for Nine Months, Cross Frontier
Behind Enemy's Lines and
Escape Into Holland.

Rotterdam have just cross
ed the Belgian frontier behind Ger
man lines and come into Holland, six
British soldiers. These men were at
Mons, In the tragic days of August,
and were cut off from their regiment
IN the great retreat They crept
through the encircling Germans. and,
for nine months, have been fugitives
I'm France and Belgium. living in fields
and dugouts They have passed
through experiences probably with
put parallel, playing through all these
nine months, game of hide and seek,
to have lost which would have meant
summary execution.
James Carrighan told me the history
Of the adventures:
1T was on August 26 that the Ger
bans got round us properly Our
little lot of odd men we're collected,
and went into one trench The Ger
mans are surrounding us, said the
captain Then we heard the call to
Cease fire. Don. mind that, men.
cad the captain. A German is sound
ing It.
"Se we kept plugging away Three
times the Germans sounded the call
Cease fire. Then the captain stood
UP to send four men out to the flank
He got bullet In the heart and was
killed instantly. then took
command and gave the word to charge.
We went at them once, but had to
retire. A second time we charged.
------ got hit In the hip.
THE third time, when we had an.
other go, 1t was pitch dark. We had
to come back again, and found there
were only seven men with me. We
were absolutely surrounded.
but we managed to hide In a ditch.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Banana Cake.

Make any one-egg cake. or better
still make a sponge cake and bake In
round tins, two layers; slice banana
on cake and cover with whipped
cream: simply lay another layer Of
cake on first and cover again with
bananas and cream.
Whipped Cream-Take one cupfui
sweet cream. add the white OF an egg
to give It body. small pinch of salt
and whip all together until thick;
sweeten to taste and flavor with va
nilla.-Boston Globe.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
ermans only six fields away.

Germans only six fields away.
1--WE dug a sort of trench along the
fence, to hide in. The farmer gave US
civilian clothes, and we worked for
him in the fields for three weeks, I'M
der the noses of the Germans. Then
we had to clear again.
I'VE divided into three parties. My
little party Of eight got into a field,
where we made a dugout We lived
in this for a month, stealing out at
night to get food from some people
in village close by While we were
there Frenchman brought us a no
tice which had been stuck up by the
Germans in the villages about This
said they knew where there were Eng
lishmen hiding in the district and
that If we did not give ourselves up
we would be shot when we were
caught
I'VE made another trek, and then
lived month in a hut, which we
built in a corner of a field Then a
Belgian guided us to a village"
What happened to the fugitives af-
ter this must not be disclosed, as it
might implicate friends who helped
them to escape. Private Jenkins has
scratches on his face and torn
clothes. as a result of creeping
through the barbed wire into Hol-
land
For the first six months the six In
trepid fugitives wore their uniforms
under their civilian clothes. Said
Private Carrighan: 1--WE were de.
termined to stick to our khaki"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26

tary training. Teach young men and
boys to be soldiers
where we stayed all night Next morn
ing we found ourselves in little pad
dock, only two fields away from the
Germans, in the middle of their lines
So We lay low all day.
Then eight Frenchmen crawled up
to US. We managed to keep out of
sight until most of the Germans had
gone on. We had most of the time in
orchards, and lived on pears for ten
days. We we're then a party of
twenty-one. eleven English and ten
French
AS we were desperate for want of
food we decided to make for a vii
fage and fight to the last man if we
met any Germans. Just before we
left the orchards twelve Germans
caught two of eur French comrades
and bayoneted them without giving
them any chance to surrender If they
had wanted to.
I'VE got to a village, making our
way along the railway line and
through the forest Here we all
lodged in barn, and a woman, the
best soul we ever met, brought us
milk three times a day.
THE Germans. who were searching
for us. were in a horseshoe shape
round the village, and were closing in
on US. Private Jameson. scout. and
a good one took command He got
US out, nearly under the noses of
twelve uhlans. We got into a field,
and stayed there for month, with
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
SOUR Cream Dressing.

One-haIf pint sour cream, two table
spoonfuls lemon juice, one tablespoon
full sugar. one teaspoonful salt. one
quarter teaspoonful pepper. one tea
spoonful mustard. Beat the cream I'M
til 1t is light and thick; add the other
ingredients. Sweet cream may be SUB
stituted II desired.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Prisoners NAV Fish.

Greencastle, Ind-A FISH pond prob
ably soon will be built on the state
penal farm, according to the trustees.
Deer creek passes through the farm.
and the trustees say they will stock
the stream with game fish. The trus-
tees say they want the prisoners on
the farm to have some recreation.
They are OF the opinion thai fishing
win be about as good as any.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26

Clean all brushes carefully by zip
ping the bristles In warm water to
which has been added few drops OF
ammonia. Remove any hits of hair or
sun from them, finish OF by daooing
bristles In clear cold water. and hang
ID the brushes in the air to dry
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
3 Names in 10 Minutes.

Wiaamac. Ind-Mrs Ida Moore OBJ
tanned a divorce from William Moore
in the circuit court here and her mai
den name. Ida Maibaur. was restored.
Ten minutes later her name was again
changed when lAe was married TO
William Beach It was the fourth
marriage for Mrs. Beach and the first
for Beach.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Nothing DOM.

Mamma" called four-year-old Har.
old from the nursery, please come
and sit by my bed until go to sleep
Mammals busy now" was the re-
ply. Keep quiet and the angels will
be with you"
you said that before. mamma re-
joined Harold, land l have kept quiet
ever so long. but not a blamed angel
has showed up"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Rhubarb Custard.

Stew about one and a half pounds
rhubarb and one cupful sugar. Make
a soft custard of one pint milk. two
eggs. half cup sugar and one table
spoonful cornstarch in a double boiler.
Let both cool. then pour custard over
the rhubarb. Rhubarb is much better
stewed In double boiler, too, using no
water.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Two Strings to Little Testers Bow.

TWO Strings to Little Testers Bow.
Little Lester Livermore-Mamma'
will you give me a nickel if an
a good boy?
Mamma-No; 1 haven't a nickel to
spare now.
Little Lester Livermore-All right
then! Skinny Smart will give ne
dime If l can swear worse than ne
can.-Kansas City Star.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
co Pattles.

Beat eggs lightly and add crushed
cracker crumbs till it forms a thick
paste, then thin with a little milk
Season with finely cut onion, pepper
and salt Fry in butter. like pan
cakes. Very good and something diff
farent
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
When MAKING Starch.

1t is a good plan, when making
starch. to shave of some fine pieces
OF soap and add them to the starch.
This gives a beautiful glossy finish to
collars and cuffs, and will prevent the
irons sticking.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
When Dinner Is Late.

If you want the contents Of a sauce
pan to cook quickly. never leave
spoon in it. The spooR carries OF
great deal Of the heat aud delays the
boiling
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Excellent pus, Cloth.

Split and sew together the upper
halves of fine cotton hose. Place these
dust cloths in an alright pail with a
few drops Of kerosene sprinkled on
them and leave to stand "a hours. This
makes an inexpensive dustless buster.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26

Flushing. \ six shaves, ewo
hsircuts. two shampoos and three mas
ssses for 81 was one Of the bargains
sold at a dollar day celebratio,
here.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Mavbe a Peanut.

why do you think he has fanny
tree?"
Because he's a nut.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26

Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson. the
english actor recently sailed Ter Eng
Hand. after completing a farewell tour
OF the principal cities OF this country.
Just before sailing he said NV
last wor.'N to beloved America while I
am on her soii are ta-be wei pSapareG.
get ready Establish compulsory milf
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-06-26
Suspicious Preeautlon.

Suspicious FTSNaNtF0'''
Did he marry for money?
well. he always makes her wear
q veil when they go out together.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18

mar, anssbli9, nad gtodbolm a6au
ssben, fpis aus WalmD gemelbst ipirb.
gs tpuroe Dsrmutbet, bab Der Damz
pier ndd sinem beutf6en Sufen be-
itimmt mar.
Der I6psbifde Dampfer nQero"
Der Dor elm padr 3agen nit elmer Ca
bung Del unb Safer nod StOdbolm
abging, purbe BON oerti6sn 1orpeoo@
boOtsn dbsefangsn unb mad Stettin
esbra9t, fporauf bic beutiteH geh0rz
ben erfldrten, fir bic Gaoung be3abs
len Ju pollen.
als Golse bisfes 9orfaGss puros
am Breitag DON ber &egierung Elm
0efret erlaiIsn, bub bon jeBt an feline
Bdarsn msbr, beren erPort Oerboten
1T, BON .inem i4ipsciifen 6afen na4
sinem dnbsral auf bem gDdher 6efOrs
bert iperoen biirfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Sdbem 1pb
5nnS seitern AbcHS Zee @alil, Der
9eidaftsfiibrer Der 5isf
9lubber So.

Das cpfer eines 2lntomobilunfaas
tpurbe geiiern glbsno Der 30 Sd1re alts
Sc. Nalfb, Der Gef9df!sfiibrer Der
iyist Rubber 60. bon 816 Wain
Strabe. auf Der Riidfabrt bon Sdmils
ton. uohin sr nit fiinf sSreunben cine
Nusfabri unternommen bate.
Die 2beilnebmer an otm glusfiug,
bic einsn peraniiaien Radmittag uno
absnb perbro6t batten, befanben fi3
in oem bon Wnlfb geleniten Qutomos
bil auf Der Riidfabrt hierRr, dls in
Der Qdte ben Stodton bic WdTdins
an einsr 8iseung Der Cambridge ges
gen Die bc6esl.ssnsn Strabenbabns
sel.iie fubr unb bur4 ben idben 4ns
prda umidlug.
Mafib -ssristb bier6ei untsr bas
Gutompbil uub bierbsi fpurbe inn bas
GeHid asbro6en, iooaS Der 1ob duf
Der Stsll. eintrot. Die iibrigen Sn.
iaiien Der Wai9ins tamen nit un6.-
Selitenb.m 0erlsbungen baDon. go>
ronet 9r. 5oertmeper fDurbe bon bsm
llnfaa bendhrihiiat unb nit fsiner
9snebmigung purbs bic 9eihc
Walib's bierber iiberfii6rt. Walib.
Der Isit uuaefdbr Sabrssfriit bier au=
idiIia gstpeien. pobnie i'm Metropole
9otel.
Die iibrieen .5niaiien bss 9lutomos
6iIs, bic nit un6sbsutenben 0erlebuns
aen baoontamsn, ipnreu James Sad
ion. Elm SobH bss oormaliaem poli=
5si6efs BiIlidm SatTou. 80. !. Gar
mihasl. 7. Rettp. W. 9. Reabp unb
9orbon Steiuart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
gokal-Derid)t
aeine gpnr
Bon oem farbisen ansrsifer Der Is
Sabre alten Sintb @e1illiarb
gefuuoen.

gyn Gem fnrbigat llnbol0, Der,
s,ie Geiiern ansiiiGrlib bcridjtct, in
Der 9ldle DON MI. SealtI)p Sorgeitern
Nad,mittag bic 10 ,Scbre oIte Hut1
DletilIiarr .aiiiiel uno ibr @auolt
enthat, lit ioipcit nod feiue Spir &c.
iiiiloeg iporoeM.
giH geitrigcn Sn9e iplrbc Die Der.
foinirrn oes gurid,en III Der llmgc.
Jero pon lPt. Socdltbp iortgeieat. dbcr
tratoein Die 0erfolger iidy gllltbnmoe
GeIid)ert tntten, fonnte Der Sdirfe
iiift bingicIt eeniaf)t peroen. Ssn Der
yiad,t pom Ionneriiag 5iint Sreita5
nabmen bic glnthulioc cine Spiir nlli
irno perioIgten Tie BIS 81 ciuer Ieer'
'iebeibeH Sd)enne an Der @inton
sioao uno man glaitbt, bnB Der Bur.
iIbe lid, 5eihueilig bort peritedt &C.
baltcn hntte, aber teim Serdnnabeil
ieiner geriolger ipie0er bic Slud)t er.
9riiien bate.
Ias beoauernslpertbe Gpfer Ses
Sd)urten beinifet lid, nod iHlnler IN
irBilid)er BebanSIiing.
Iie hieiiae aSoli5ei gab iid) 9eitcrn
9i6eno fiir fir5e 3eit Der Soiilulna
bin, 6es llnbolos babGdit geiporbel
81 iein Der 6ds @erbred)en periibt
baitc. Ger berittene Bolijiit @iorioge
bonn atlten giitritt bate ilimIid IN
G.innooS cineii sSnrbiRn rerbaitct,
alii ben Die 9eid)reibung 6es angrci.
iets BON 3rI. Wc8iliaro nabc5u
pufte. 9r ianbie Den Yliriden nodj
Der Capitalization iuo gtndytef Stea.
uer iubr iutpcr8ilgli6 nit Dem Ser-
halte'en md, MI. Senltbp mo fon.
irouiirtc i'm nit SRI. Re(SilIiaro.
gei tieier 8eeeiliiberltellimg erlpics
rs i'd ieSof. bnB Der gieger niflt nit
oem aeiiifyten inrbisen Sdlurfcn
iDciitiid, ,par NIB er Duroe oarniiibin
ioicrr m,i ireien 6irb geiebt.
Die sSariner IN Der Rarilbnridjnit
BON .Dii. !oealihp ieBten audi ipahreno
Der NadJt nod) Die SiidJe nntJ Dem
Sd)urfen fort. abcr icipeit iuaren ibrs
Seruiibimgcn leioer eriolslo5. giadJ
Der aufregilng 5,i iirtbeiIen. Die &C.
tern in WI. SeaItbp. ioipie ili Den be.
nadjbartat Grtitafteu berridte,
oiirite es bem @ilrid,en fails er ge'
iaBt lperoen iollte, iblimm ergebcn
che or ben @eboroen iiberauruOrtet
,peroen lpIrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
-
VeriOnals Noti3em,

Gram Sba Bed bat oas in.
nigite yfitgefiibl ibrr 5aDlreiderI
5rsirloc ino 8efmnten anIdBlit 0es
bereen 9erlltites. BON oem lie betroi.
len moroen lit. Ter unerbittIide 1oo
tat ibr Die Sdapeiter eeraitbt. io6aB
bon Der eifIt 3ablreiden SamIic lie
iusr uIs ein5ige nod an Sebeu ut.
3rI. Clara anopi, ole Iinmetr
gerblifene, ipar ole iiingite bon iie-
ben BeidJWiitcrn im0 6rau Ss6a BED.
Die nun trauernb on ibrer gdbre itebt,
ole aIteite. Gie nurmebr 2abinge.
itiebene, Die elm allier BON II Sal.
ren erreidr bate. lpor aus Berlin &c.
biirtis uno aIs iiinfiGbrigesr gtdSdlen
nit ;bren glteru nah glmerifa bej.
Cincinnati gefommen 2ie 6anIilie
Iieb iid in Cincinnati nieoer uno
ipdbrcrlo Der lansen Sabre bat 6rl.
stnopf iulinierbroden III inierer
.pht.e seipobnt. SIR anipru6sloies
gselen, ibr ai,tes Serj lmo lire Sie'
benswiiroigfcit I'M llmgang baiten
lbr 5abIrei6e sSreimbe imo gefannie
eriuorben, Die ben t5intenbliebenen. in
priicn Reibe Der greiien Sdtpeitsr,
Ses ber5lidiic geileio entgegen6rin.
gen. Gie 8ecroigiing iinoet beute
9tatnuttng 3 llbr Dor Der Heiioetl3
Ses Serrn ausuit Bed. 317 SuoIop
slpcnne in Clifton, aus aui Dem
9clrtit,en Froteitartiiden JrieSbof
ori WaInut Sias itatt. Gaitor 8. q.
GdenIobr ,pirb Der Gnii&Iaienen ben
Iesien Radrlri tuiomcn.
I'm bem 6,im S.s qOlisiiten
Trdntaubr, 30. I'LL Sarns9
Strabs. Wi. abdms. bat aeit,rn oer
SiOrtJ Gintstr sshattin HEs Elm !!sRs
rtiseHbes UidebsIeiu suriidselai.n. bas
nift ipsniasr aIs eli plumb pisst.
Uutisr unb aino iinb ipoblauf uno
ber 0ater IN nutiirliA ii6srgliidliH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
1nIandiF6e natrittsn.

- 9 m6en" ber2uplano
IN arenS SeuerI6i6er. Die BEL.
BEN an goro oes Ddmpfsrs .2aps
lamb" aefuubene anasbli6er Bomber"
babeu iidl als 6emiihs GeuerloIhs
apparate sn.puppt. 9isie WittbeiIung
ma4te fungisrenoer aapitdn 5unep
uon Der .,gombsn glbtbeiIung", ndHs
oem er ben SnbaIt Der heieen 9Iass
6ebdlier elmer genauen uHteriu4uu1
unter,oaen bate. Bon een gsnaaHten
.gombsn" 6efinOeu iih iibrieens nod,
fiinfbunoert osri.lbsn 2rt on gcro.
uno lpie aerabe bic 6sibsn bsitla9s
na6mien 5susrIcfdappurate oon ben
Spdbern dls Bomber bear9p0but
psrosu tountsn, bIei6t siui1ermaSen
I6lsisrbait. Srobbsm nun SnIpettor
Omen gdqan bonn Geusr 3spartes
meuts Bureau fir Gtploiipitoife oas
6ei per6leibt. oab bic frusliten 9ldss
tu6sn teine SfeusrlOid Gbemitalien
.nt6ielten, srtIGrte aapitdn 3uusp,
baB bic sau5s gnsslsgsnbsit fiir
ibr erlebiet isi uro iaate Il. a.: Die
0ampferbeamten hdbsn uus aeiagt,
ban bic beihlaonabmtsn 9uben Geusrs
l0ftappdrate Iino unb cine sroBe
Wsnse pom linen i'm 9aaerraum Ro.
g pertteilt ipurben". Wis 0etettiD
garnib 6sbauptete, 5erihmetterte er
sinen Der auf Der r2oplano" ssfunbes
nen 9lasbebilter auf esm Strubn'
pfIaitsr. obne oab iid bic serinsite
Grplofpr sreignet bate. Der nuns
mebr CUR .Wbite Star" Giuie sebo.
riae Sumpfer ~2aplunb" 1T nit 16
qaFagieren erItsr alaFe 80 9oHa
aieren sipeiier uub SO brttter alaIis
bon Rem YOrt nat 2iperpDol in See
aeeangsu. Inter ben paHdsieren be-
| finbsu iia stpsi elmsrisansr tn Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Die 9lngriffe Der &miien irl
benr 0Solbbniihen 1e'
itungsbreie6
Regmeu au !Seitistsii si.
angriffe ber RuffeH Dis
aud ber Stdlieuer abs
NET m nn,u

" 9tl1Ie pet u u en- 10 {
aud ber StaIteuer abs
gef4lagen.
Wisn, iiber aonbon, II. Sept. -
Die fOlseube offi3isqs 9eianntmas
dung ruuros am Greitas DON ben bie.
iissn Niiliidrbe60rbsn erlaiIsn:
Die RuHsn periuGisR unI.re S5lans
inansriff. Horb6itli9 Don gucsac
ourd 9easuansriffs unpirtidm ~
madne. iis Duroen aber Suriidsei blas
gen. unfsre qriiasrie bat Elm fsiHSlis
Gepan3.rautomObiI ;erft0rt. Bon ben
brei Sffi5isren. bic iib barin bsfaus
ben, purbsH 3tpei sstGptet uno elmer
gefans.n senommen. glIe Solbaten
ipurb.N s.tobtst unb Der liibrsr aes
fang.n genommen. SIN lIebrigtn bat
ii6 in on @alijisn unb an Der Stpas
ainie ni6ts Di9tises srsisnet. Die
Gage 1T i'm Gdnssn ssnommsn unpers
anbsrt.
Die ansriffs beg Jsinbes auf uns
isre 5rupptH in bem pOlbpniiheu
GeituHgsbrsi.d HsbmeH an oeftiassit
gu.
Stali,niidsr Rrisssi9aupIab: -
I'm Der Sirolsr Grense fanben am
Donnsrstas iiberaa artiaerissefsat.
fat. Rad Uittsrnadi sriff elm. iiars
h gbtbsiluns italieniider Sufanterie
ben Wonte Cotton unb uniere nDrbli9
bapon sslssenen poiitionen an. Die
4nsriffe ipurbsn nit i4ueren @srlu.
ten fir ben JeiHo 5uriitseihlaaen.
.4n Der Edribener Gren5e rimmt
bic attipitdt Der feinoli4eu 4rtilIsrie
gu, Hamsutlia IN Der 0sssno bon
Sarpis.
SIN aiiitsnsebist maht Der s5einb
ipisbsr glnsriffe in Der Gegsnb Don
Jliti4. Webrere augrifie Der Staliss
usr purbsn suriicsefdIaaeu. gDeiter
untm am SfouSo Slub bsrridt pers
bdItnibmabise Stins.
S4mals, p-u brfdeiHltd
fir Deutfhldno bts
fimmt, in 9 dpeoer
surideebdIteu.
Qonbon IL. Sept. Der Dams
pier .Suno-, Don @pibtnburs, init
$50, 900 gfunb Shmal3 an 8oro,
tpurbt auf gefebI Der ftwebifatn 8es
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Nemes Sano
5at ser EolarTurifer Y. Steianh0g
,uiidsr BEN NurOpUl uno
sllasfa entoeft.
Vadiridlieu pOn osm ilihncH 5Oridjer
an bic fnnaoiid)e giraicrnnB III
3ume einaetroffen.

g : m g, ala5fd, II. Septembcr
9ilbiaIuutr Steiaiion, Der Neitcr Der
uon Der fannbiiten Hegierlmg ausge'
riiiteten expedition sllr griorihunl
Des noroliten YoIlrnieeres, Die in
syuii 1913 pon gictoria. .. g., nb'
ging uno Der oaur I'M gRGr5 1914
oon ser siilte oes noroohliden9ll n9lla5td
ans nit jipci Seidbrten Die ,7orit'
lmgsreile ju SUI ilber bic eisilaten
iortieBtc, lit nitit. Die man berelt7 81
teiiirtytelt begann, lmgetomnlen, ion'
1ern bat nelies Han0 eiIt0eft.
Ter Sdptner .Rubp". Der nm
Ournerstag pom Serifel SSeIan0 bier
s:ntrai, bra6te 1epeidlen Steioniio!l
an o,c fanaoiite Reaierung. in 0enen
er ron ocn geidpUerlitlteitcn mo Gie'
tabrrp Der Reiic HIats er!plbnt uHo
lid, niir, iiber Die piiienid,aitli6cn Gr.
ioIsc ditBert.
StefaniioH iiberluittert bel SanfS
SSslano, ipo er eiucn sroBen imo tIeI'
neu Sdamer ST. ieiner, Seriilgung BAT.
or seubiiftigt, bas neilentoedte SanO
ludbrerlo oes @l1rters grin0lih ST
erioridlen lmo I'M toutmeiioen Som'
ner meiter i'll Der Seaeno 5tuiitlcu
gllayfa imo benz 9torbpoI por8uorln.
gen, no bisber nod tein S6iif bin.
gefommen lit.
Der iiiSlide, oSer 9lnbericn 3peig,
ser GrpeSition iett ieine niiieni6ait.
Iihcn syoritpingsar5eiten i'm gtaden.
,ie Ieltd tort iuo ser eIn6ige llnialI,
ser iopeit bieieu 3Ipetg 5ugcitoBen,
mar Ser Zoo oes ,ugctlicurs QunicI
glen auf Gem gpct ..alasfa".
es 1T hieieS Der 13 Sobesiall un'
ter Den W9iteIieoern Der GrpeOItion.
glft Rann fameu bel oem Yerluh,
Sie @rnnacIl ;Sniel 81 erreitcn, nm :
9e6er uno ali Der ,yiiieI rridoB iid
saidIliocr @eiie cin peiteres gtitglIea
ser Grpeeition, nnbrcno ein perte'
res Wsitalieo i'm Wlnden5ie SauG
Dabniturig ipirrbe uro SeIbltmoro
beaing.
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