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The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16

Ralph Pedersen, son of Rev. and Mrs. L H. Pedersen, arrived home t.day t7Ju Seattle on the Princess Sophia.
 Capt. and Mrs. Alexander arrived from Victoria on the Princess So- phia this morning on their way back to .Carcross.
 Capt. Frank TompEins, a pioneer navigator of LynA canal, was a | passenger on the Mariposa bound for Ship creek.
 ". 3. kimmer, surveyor of At lh., B. z. came in on the Prin- cess scshra this morning on his wsy ba>k home.
 c. L. Brown, representing the Mutual Life Insurance company Of New York in Alaska, arrived in Skagway on the Mariposa today. |
 Mrs. Geo. Brown was dismissed today from the White Pass hospi- tai, where she has been for several weeks, and returned tc her home.
 The Master Mind, in five parts, at the Nugget Movies tonight.
 Mrs. Frank Slavin and her. two dau- -bters came in this morning on their way into Dawson. They were pasFs.gers on board the Princess So yhia.
 Vivian Phelps, the little daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Mark Phelps, left for Whitehorse on the train this morning for a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Reddick of that place.
 Matthew Jones, manager of the Dawson Hardware Co.,, accompanied by his two daughters and their maid, arrived on the Princess Sophi on thetr way inside this morning. "NeptuRe's Daughter" the fila masterpiece of the world, in ' iarts, will be given at the. Popu- la7 Picture Palace tonight and to- morrow night. Nothing like it has ever been seen before. The prize of admission for each of these two nights will be soc. Under the supervision of Secre- tary-Treasurer N. O. Hardy, the Home Power Co. Is today moving its office furniture, fixtures and stock of electrical supplies from the building north of and adjoining the L. A. Harrison Co.,, on the east side of Broadway to the store room on the north side of Fifth street, between Broadway. and
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16

State, until quite recently occupied by D. J. Rich, dealer. in oils, paints, wallpaper, etc.
 At the special meeting of Camp Skagway No. l, Arctic Brotherhood, last night the following four candi- dates were guided over the treach- erous northern trail to safety: An drew Stevenson, Dr. Walter C.. Hill, Martin w. Nolan and Crede Bone brake.
 Billy Bunting is around town today looking as happy as clam is sup posed to be at high tide, and all on account of the arrival of Mrs. Bunting from Portland, Oregon, on the Mariposa today. We are glad to welcome Mrs. Bunting back to Skagway again.
 The Mariposa got into Skagway from Seattle at Ills D. m. today with 36 passengers for this port, most of them being Midnight sun Excurslon!sts." She also had 75 tons of freight consigned to this place She continued on to the westward at 4:30 p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16
Wind Velocity.

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The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16
PATRICK CLARK
 DIED RECENTLY

Patrick Clark, millionaire min ing man, 65 years old, died of heart failure in Spokane, Wash, few days ago, He was Q former as sociate Of the late Marcus Daily and former Senator W. A. Clark of Montana.
 Clark came north a few years ago, and visited the Rainy Hollow mining district, situated north of Haines, and just across the Doun- dary line between Alaska and North ern B, c.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16

The majority of people are unable to determine the winds velocity. When the smoke from a chimney moves in straight, vertical column it means that a one to two miles an hour breeze Is blowing. A three miles an hour wind will just stir the leaves on the trees. Twenty-Five miles an hour will sway the trunks; at forty the small branches will break, and 1t takes Q mile a minute gale to snap the trunks of big trees London Answers.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16
FOURTH OF JULY
 CELEBRATION

z The days are passing swift 4 < ly by and only q short time 's < now remains in which to make *
 < preparations for a proper ob- 4 4 seTvance of ] the Fourth of *
 4 July in Skagway. If the |F < people of the town are going #' < to live up to the standard of 4
 < patriotism they have hereto + 4 fore faithfully upheld for 80 < 2. many years-in fact, ever 4
 < since the town was founded * < in 1S97-it is high time some *' 4 move is being made by the * < citizens having for it's object +
 < tue celebration of our nation- * z al birthday ill a manner that * < will reflect credit upon Us as * * q community and perpetuate < < in the memory of our visitors *' + from neighborng towns our '
 Z civic hospitality. * * On last Thursday the busi- 'F z ness men of Juneau met and *
 \ Cguded to have the grandest ."
 < ae,ebration that any of the * x residents of the capital. city * 4 have evey witnessed in Alas < < ka. As the Fourth will fall < + Jn sunday this year, they are *' 4 going to have their "doings" 4 1: on Monday, July ,, when, dur * < ing the day, there will be. a *' * ruu program O. athletic con- x 7 tests. with good purses hung * 4 m for each event. and in the 4 < evening an entire block of 4 + Front Street will be covered * < with canvas for dancing, with 7 < a bass band seated in the # 4 center of it to furnish music. < + Baseball games on Sunday s !. and Monday will also be fea- 4 < lures of the festivities. < 4 Now, while Skagway cannot ! < afford anything nearly So el- Z < aborate or expensive as the Z < celebration that is outlined by * the Juneau committee, never i < theless we can arrange a pro- .: 4 gram that will be as .satisfac- T .. tory to us in all probability ! 4 as the one planned for that ]
 < city will be to the ones who ! 4 live there; but as there may ] 4 be people in each place who ; 4 will probably take in both ! 4 celebrations if possible we 4 would suggest that Saturday, ! < July 9rd, will not interfere ] < with tho Juneau people and T < wCUld doubtless attract j / mary of them here. In addi- '!
 < ton visitors from the interior : < to the Skagway celebration ] < might find time 10 take in the ! q whole round of pleasures be- ] 4 fore their return home. +' To make success of our |! 4 home celebration, however, we 4 must be up and doing, arrange " 4 program of sports and put j % ur a list of prizes to compete ] |" fer and get out advertising ! |" literature to let people know |. |" our good intentions. ! < LET'S GET BUSY. l q. 4 j. 2, .. s. s + * 1. Z. < ts 4 1
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16
Not Guilty.

It was q. m., and Bilkins crept soft J. into the house and removed his shoes, but as he tiptoed up the stairs one of the treads gave a loud creak.
 ''IS that you, John?" demanded Mrs. Bilkins from above.
 No, my love-" replied Bilkins. "Its the stairs. "-EXchange.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16

There Is no teacher like necessity. Il has been the making of man. It wakes up his dormant faculties and stimu' lateS to action his latent talents.
 Inc Rose m Europs.
 A rose by any other name"- says Shakespeare, but it is interesting to note how very little the name varies among different nations. The Greeks called it rhodon; the Romans, rosa-a form adhered to in Italian, Portuguese, Spanish and Russian. In Polish 1t IS rOZa; in Dutch, ro2s: in Swedish, ros and in French, German and Danish rose.
 The Sequel.
 Knicker-What succeeds that oreC feeling? Bocker-That tired feeling: New York Sun.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16
Nieddina Clothea-

Tt Is all right" remarked the observ- CT of events and things, flor a bride to wear the dress her mother wore at her wedding, but it would never do for the groom to appear In a pair of his fa- ther's trousers cut down." - Yonkers Statesman.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-06-16

Mrs. J. EngIe, dressmaking. Eighth and State streets. 6-14-1w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
AMERICAN KILLED IN BATTLE

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. August -
The names OF several men who gave
their home as the United States upon
gents for active service in this war
have lately appeared in the published
lists of casualties cabled from Turkey
to the Comm onwcalth.
Some have been killed and some
wounded. Notable among those killed
was Sergeant Maj or y. l.. Sherbourne
who enlisted in q New South Wales
command. Sherbourne was a native of
Indiana. and was thirty-one years old.
He was a trolleycar conductor in New
castle. this state, when he enlisted.
He was seriously wounded in the first
landing OF Australian troops upon tho
.iallipoli Peninsula, but in a recent let
ter to n friend in Newcastle he an.
turning to the front. He did so. ann
met his death.
SergeantMajor Sherbourne served in
the United States Navy In the war with
Spain. and subsequently, served in tho
British army in the Boer War. He
was present at the capture Of Santiago
in the former war. and In the latter
he earned n medal. After tho Boer
War he joined the Cape Mounted Police
in South Africa and received special
commentator for courageous conduct
Later he entered the railway service
In South Africa. He was n man Of flne
physique and an expert boxer and
athlete He also had considera bio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

lit"rar? attainment, and was the
author OF a number of short stories
In letter written by him TO a sydney
newspaper not long before the Aus
tralian exped!tionary force was shifted
Ia Turkey to fight he vigorously de-
Tended the conduct OF tho Australian
soldicry in Egypt. IL having been re-
ported in some quarters that the troops
from the Antipodcs We're falling into
evil WAYS. He lief, Australia q corporal
ana was evidently promoted while in
Egypt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

the early resignation OF Gottlieb Won
JaEow. the German Foreign Secretary
is probable. The minister's retirement
Will be attributed to i'll health, but
the real reason. according 10 the cor.
respondents adv!ces. Will be due to
two plumbers. the first being the Aus
Hungarian note 10 the United States
regarding the expectations Of NUM-
tons, which was sent TO Washington
without consulting him, and the second
being the revelation contained in the
Belgian gray BOOK that Herr Won Jagow
urged the division of the Congo between
Germany and France
The Foreign Secrctary's successor
the correspondent adds. probably will
be DR.. Alfred Zimmerman. Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
0cizeesS @sRi9IwoA

There sailed
on "y ~ the Princess isrlos formerly Laura salo
to few
ago me princess is the granddaughter Alexander
TO marry into the nobility Europe She
On board
Alsiicri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08
Won JAGOW TO RESIGN
Early Retirement Reported rs Probable
From Berlin.

LONDON, August THE corresnon
dent at Amsterdam OF the Exchange
Telegraph Company hears from Bcr!in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
arpmbad,,s G,ararnreitanrant.

@iaiam arpmbaa bat ieine giera
quele, pie mGuniglid betaHnt, in Gops
ington, 9lei6 am jenieitigen Gnhe Der
Bride, in unmittetbariter gtdbe dIler
Uffeutliben 9ebGube Der Ra6bdr'tdot.
Setu Qptal 1T bas Wbite !SOufe Gdfe.
nit .bem er jebt cine 9arteHp;rthihoft
perbunoen bat, I'm ben GufenthaIt ben
'Ginctnnotier unb Ssntudper 5rennoen-
nod oneenebmer gu mafen, dls er.
Tton 1T. siir Samitag uub Ulontdg
gtbenb bat er fir bic Seiuder gdnS be-
Tonoere IeberraIdunsen in pet.o. Dd
0ibt es aGbaret unb &on3ert unb bic
iuo6l6etdnnten &iiritler bonn 9eutfhen
5beater, bic Serreu geniiH, Sonnen'
BERG urb Gbriitmdnn tperbeu ou-6 tbre
9ortrGge bafiir Torgen, bab teine langs
lpeiIiae U1inute auFtommt. Ga bletbt
nid3ts anberes iibrig uls Sreuno Wil'
helm einen geIu6 db5uItatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
2otal Sert6t.
aleixe YpltSeinabriAten.

Treo. 9albreath, qafubette
Circle Clifton, Der nit Ieiner 6amilte
einiqe Wo6en in Utitigan 5ugebraAt
bate, ma6te geItern 2tbenb BET feiuer
Riittebr bic unaugenebme GntOedung.
OdB pGbreno ieiner QbrDeieubeit Die
be IN oas Saus gelangt Dareu uno
$3.50 in gaar, fofpie S6mudid6en
unb Giqarren i'm Dertbs BON $18 9ez
ItOblen batter.
Sobn S6plfer, So. 80 2tGiioH
Strobe tpobrbaft, pur04 geitern nm
Sc, bic er in einem Wanbi6rant aufz
betpubrt bate, beitobleu.
-SSobn Garter, oil %. 6. StrdBe.
ipurbe geiterr abenb .ur5 nGh neun
llhr BON einem Waun, beIen geIdreis
bung er niht anaeben founte, onaebala
ten uno nm Elm 3Inb91l56eu gefragt.
2lls er ii4 anititte, tin ioldhes aus
Ieiner Saite 8u holen. er6ielt er einen
pu6tigsu Sd)lag auf ZEN &opf uno
fano. nahbem er fih pon ben SSolgen
erbclen Bate, baB iOpobl ieine gaar-
,taft i'm getruge ppr $11, nie aud
oer Rduber per'6punOen puren. poz
trol 4 brahte ben Mann ndt benz
StabtboIpttal.
- Nus Der 8obnuug bes glnorep
6. gaQe, 923 Ruce StraBe, puroeu
geitsrn Gin paar Soien, in oenen li9
sfpei @elb50rIen nit $31 befanoen,
,eT4 cfIe,,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

I.ns itbergefiibrt purbe. 9etptB bori
lDdcbit aud 6eute nod bic &drtoffri
Dilo. 2(ber tper lie bort iebeu piirbe.
pirbe in ben betannten gerliner auss
ruf ausbrehen: rBie bait bu bir Ders
dnbertl" profeFor @ibfelOt. Der 6e4
tdnnte Gntbeder bes .Qbds@leti9ers"
in ben 2lHben Dpn @btle. ftiGoert feiu
gBieberIeben nit Der &artoffel in ber
foloenoen Neiie: ,llnfer 8itpdf lag
bart am SUR oes Telient6ores, burdJ
bas Der .2tba. .9letiAer" sebrO6en
nieOerqebt. in Der 60be pon 2236 Dle%
ter. 6ier fdnb t4 aud gum eriten Wda
le bic piloe Sartoffel. SbDobl ia ge.
raOe bag neftli3e Siibdmeritd bad
6eimdtbldnD Der &artoffel 1T, 70 mia
thet uns @uropder Der 2ln6Itd Der oioa
Ietten &artoFfelbliitbe bod beimifb an.
unD mir oerten babel an ipeite, ebene
FeIoer, bic Don uHieren 8aueru be-
'telt tperben, an Qlmerttd uno Glets
fder benten mir iebertfdas babel 5u-
Iebt uno bieIe .poptlIa bel campo"-.
70 nannten lie meins 2eute - erIhien
mir pie Elm 0rtlibes Seirnitiit 5u
oem, mag aettlit Elm 2lnd4rouisntus
esnannt tpirb. cTm SpaniIfen betfa
&artoffel ;papa4; ba in SiiDomerita
faum Elm 8prt feinem 9imtnutiO ent4
ge6t. 10 fpurbe audi bic ~Pupa" IN
cine .4dpiIla" pertpdnoelt rosi
campo" pom 5eloe, b. T. ntlb pa41
Ienb. gsr9ebenS fu4te ih aber ndH
peu - nubbringenben 8nolleu oec
Bflanae; tie fanbeu Iib rt4t." llnfers
liebe Hreun6in mar in tbrer Seimuts
terlpilbsrt.
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llnfdue.

- Sin 9luto Der Senton GrD
Gleaninu So. toIIibirte geitern Ra8@
niittaq tur3 Dor fiirT uhr Dor benz
SauIe 2212 Sprina GroOe aOenue NIT
elmer Goleae 6iq Gar rno puroe tart
be'ddbigt. Der gbauffeur, Der im
Stauoe par, iih am Steuerrab feit5us
balten, fam nit bem S6reten oaoon.
- Der elfidbrige 2outs Triebwan.
bon Der 2(rmorp uno Sobn StrdBe.
puroe 0eItern 2lbeno. uls Der Wdgeu
isiues 9aters, auf bem er iid befauo,
an Der 9ldteu unb @pans StraBe Don.
eiuer 0arIap 2toenue Gar getrotfen
purbe, auf bic StraBe gei6leuOert
unb trug einen 9ru9 beg Iinten 4rms
pupor. Ra6oem Or. sSeib, Weit gttte
Strdbe, eineu 8erbann angelcat bate.
purbe Der Sunge nit patrol 8 naa
SOduIe debrabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
KRnMR Anu1e lrf


6offnurgen Der Guabruples@ntente
militGriife 5ilfs BON Bulgarien UNI
HumGnisn sl erbalten, TART berab.
gsitimmt pOrben ieien.
ger5aftungen pegeI pol:.
if9er &orruptionen
in Sapdn.
9otio, Supan, 80. SUM. - Rad
Der 9erbaftung BON 5lpsi Wlitglieoerr
bss ReprGientantsn6auIes unter bel
Qntlage Der pOtitiiAen aorruption, IL
cine eings6en0e geri6tlite Inter
fu6ung angeorbnet norbeu. Die Ser
baftungen 6aben in gang Sapan bd:
srobte Qufiehen Deruria,b..
Die preTe ertldrt. oab bic @er6dT'
teten unter benz 9srba6t re6en, BE.
fte6unBer dngenommen 81 haben, ba.
nit Iie bic tOnierDatibe Partei I'M Stt.
de lieben unb fir bic Regterungspor.
lage itimmten, pel6e bic 8erItGttuna
Der grmee I'M 3psi 0iOiiiOnsn gum
3iel bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

Ulittiuo9 bon bier aus nud Ran, ei
mem Winenldger, 120 Wsilsn BON bic
entfernt ,seididt, nadbem bic Rad,
ri6t eingstroffen ipar, ba b1500 Tleri
tansr I'M gesriffe ieien, llnruben Sl
beginner.
Sie fdmmilihsn Weritdner batter
Die arbeit in ben Wihtn bsr RaD Con
foIiboteb Winins gompanD nisbtrge.
lest. nadbem lie cine 3eitung aus 9ero
eru3 asleisn, ipsl5e bic gleoe eines
eurrdn5a. Sffi3iers sntbislt, Der er.
Hart bate, bab WsritO ben Der
Staaten ben arisg erilGr.n ipiirbe.
gia6bem lie bic 0erii1erung erbal.
Ten, bah Dorlaufig BON eiuem arisc
feline Rsbe iein Tonne. beihloHen BIZ
Wlriiansr, einen Sirtit fiir bsbert
Sobne gu Beginner.
2 preter Charts Io6ter
bdlt fr6blide $ odscit.
Bombing Green. Ro., 30.
Suni. SRI. @enepiepe 9ldrt. bic 30.
i1bride 5odter non Spreber Gbanlp
@lart Uom nationaleni gbgeoroneten.
lnuie, ipnrbe heiite Jtadmittag nit
sSamcs W. Sbomion, oem Heoafteltr
oes ..yieip Orleans Stem, perm1blt.
Gle Sraluina fdtto auf Dem giaien
yor benz Glarf ihen 2anoDonie so.
lien Sbnd" itnit.
Gin Srdeitsr, iuel9es gan. II
grincm gnilb periteft mar. liinuate
Den Scf3ciislnarib aus .,Sobengrin"
0n, ols bic grnnt onI arme ibrez
Saters ano begleitet pon nht grallt-
jungfsrn aus bem 5auie trat unh gun
9olbadin idlritt, no YieD. Robert Z.
Bcuo ocn louisville Die SeremoniC
U0rgaGM.
Gic sSodyeit biI0ete nidt aaein
iiir goipling @reen, ionoern fiir Den
onn3en Stnut Wiiiiouri ein Greignib
srii1H Rnhges. glae Neipohuer oes
Irairieitantcs iporen eihgeldoeu IND
pic!e Galrierbe iparen erid)ienen, Inn
iid oic lraultug Gn5nieben.
Oie geiutrtbung. ipelte nif,t pom
Spreder 6larf nlein, iOuoern pom
9anjet Grte getrageu puroe. nor
cine Grobartige. Simoerte BON SauS.
irauen in Bombing Green batterl
Sodsjeitstiid)en aebnden mb aaent.
tulber lulroc irci Sdus 9ebaltcu. Gie
Stnbt mar nuis ihonite geibuliidi
uno Die ,5eier mar einc nlLgemeiHe.
Inter ben boh3sitssdii.n befan6tu
ii9 pisle promin.nte Decentralization
uno Die 3abl biibi6er unb toftbarsr
bof,5sitsasI6enis mar cine iiberaiis
arObs. Die aonsrsbmiiglieber battsu
Gin ifones Didmdnien 5alsbano Der
sbrt, pGbrsnb Der prGiibeut. bic stas
bineits Uliialisser uHo piele amber,
bsrporrasenoe p.rionlibisiien sleihs
falls hiibi4e 9siteute seianbt baiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01

ian6ie, @rai G5arini in 8ltfareit cine
stonfcrenj abbielten, npraiii iie nit
lem Jiibrer Der rlnndniid,en aonier.
Datiuen. 9lleranoer Diagbiloman, eine
Tciprching batten.
Ger io5inIiiiiide fiibrcr Or. aoI6
9at Gin Yanipblet piibli5irt, morjn er
iagt, oab ole ic5inliliiid)e Bartei nnl
SdeioGuege itebe. 9et arieg babe elm
nelcs Sano lin 6as aon5e oelitibc
SoIt uno Die Mpnarfie geihlimgen
Die Sojinliiten icllteil aiifb6ren, cen
iogenanntcn 0tilitarismns ju befdln.
pier, 0d ibre Soee bon einer BoIfs.
milij nidt l1nger abiolut inlonrdD.
fiibrbor lei. Sie ioIlten ertennen, odB
ibre auignbe Dor naen nntiondler
9iatltr iti un6 Tie cine politibe parld.
mcntariide sioae ipielen miiiien,
nenn iie nid)t gan5 mo gar alien Gin.
jlIb perlieren lpollen.
Stuttgart. 30.Salni. Gos g9iir.
tembergiife ariegsminiiteriimr mel.
0st. baB elm irans6iIider 3lpeioeder
am Somttag iid) 1rieoritsbaien na.
bertc, Inn 9oniben aiif Die Zeppelin
Sd,ltppen 81 ihlei,oern. Gr lDuroe
ncn decentralization entpiargen
mo entiernte iih ibleltnigit, ilpdlocn;
er orei gontben geiddeuoert bate, Die
nbiollit feinen Sdla0en dnriftetcn
Ger 3iDeioeder mibie aiii Sdppei5er
gcben Ian6en, no Die 2ufti6tffer per'
fnitpt nt,rApu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
Die Vertbeibignmg ber
Iarbaneilcn
6 Gine6albtge 6 ginnabmsber
Strabe unm0gli4, srs
Hart elm &orrefpoH<
bent bes r8ailp
2eledrapb".

2ele rapD
eonbon. /. Sult. - Rad elmer
9eii9tigung Der sun5en 2inte Don
Sorts an ben SdrbaHellen, in 8egleis
tung sines tiirtiihsn Dffijiers, ertldrt
Der aonTtantinoplsrs aOrreiponbent
6es .Dailp 9slesrapb", Oab cine bdls
oise Goreiruns Der Daroaneaen ieitens
Der alliirteH unm0ali6 iei.
Die 5iirtsn baben bic lsbten Wonate
na6 arGften ausgeniibt unb ibre Der
tbeibigungspsrte in sinsr Beiis ausees
baut, baB Der gdnSe Deg ben bic als
lirrtsn 3uriidlegen miiiIsn. cine eiu3igs
grobe 5eituns 1T, bic nit artileris aes
ipidt unb nit gut einseiibtsu unb uns
beitrsitbar tdpfersn 2ruppen beiebt
1T" beri6tst Der &orrsIpOnbsnt. Die
antpefenbeit Dieler beiti6er Sffi5iere
unb M1nnidaftsn 1T cine 9arantie
bafiir, bob aa. @prbereituugen nit
beutider 9riiHbli4teit sstroffsu tDers
ben"
9es Deiteren mslbet Der aorrsIpons
bent, bab bic Gei4Ofie Der ariesss
idiffe tpenia Wirtung uuf Ole Ies
itungspsrte ausii6en urb bic tiirtiihen
Sruppen auf Der 9dIipOli 9dlbtnisI
boppsIt 70 itart iinb. als bic 2llliirtsn
unb ben 9ortbeil in ben poiitioHen
h1ffen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-01
3eutihe Ciii3iere
SoIlen bic araber in Fri
PoIi gegtu bic Stalis'
Rer in ben aampf
fiibren.

paris. 80. SUM-. - gs ipiro aus
uerldbli4sr Qu,ae beriatet. bal, bsut'
f4s Offi5isrs bon Jaffa. paldfina
aus nad aripoli abs.sangen isi.n. um
bas aommanbO Der bOrtissH aufitSn
biidsn ginseborsner. bic segen bi
Stalisner idmpfsn. su iibernebmsn. Q.
ioa ben 9iirtsn sslunsen isiu. sineu
Der GsnuFi SdiptIinss auf lire Ssit
Al bringsn unS bieisr iolI eiueu allss'
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oebIider Spionnae ieftgebulten ipiir.
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lien" fallen eeIaiien peroer. Dos &c.
gen ibn porgcbrntfe 3eiigenuiaterial
mar binidliacr sIrt. Slpo6oba mar /.
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ben, fir bas 1euer on gcro Der
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bod, ionntc ibrn nidJtS belpieien lper.
cen.
Snterefiante Ra 6ri 8ten
Der lleberiee- 3enis.
feitg. agentur.
Berlin, 80. spini. 0ie lleberiee.
gspdridtenas asentir bringt II. u. fol-
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Cine 9epcid)e aus Bilt'arelt
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