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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
BRYAN NOT SURE HE
 WILL GO TO EUROPE

Washington, Sept, 23.-President Wilson and former Secretary Bryan met at the White House yesterday for the first time since the latter resign ed from the cabinet three months ago. Mr. Bryan sought the interview to pay respects For nearly an hour the two were alone together in the green room, and they parted smiling.
 What the President had said, Mr. Bryan declined to reveal, nor would he intimate what subjects he himself had preached. The White House gave out no information beyond the state ment that there had been "a general alk,' pleasant and cordial.
 From the fact that Mir. Bryan is contemplating a trip to Europe in the interest Of peace and from the oppo- snon he already has expressed to aige expenditures for national de- isnSe' official Washington assumed
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
BULLISH REPORT
 KEEP MARKET UP
Reaction Checked by UnfavOr- able Weather-ClOse Shows a 2 to , Point Gain.-Market Opened Steady 7 Point gain.

New York, Sept 23.-There was heavy realizing in the cotton market today, but offerings were very well absorbed on comparatively moderate reactions and prices closed steady at net advance of from to points.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance of 2 points to a decline of 2 points. Liverpool did not fully meet yesterdays local advance, but bullish sentiment was encouraged by unsett- led weather in the Southwest and there were good many overnight buy ing orders, on which prices quickly sold 2 to 12 points net higher. This advance carried October contracts up to 11.28c, while January sold at 11.85c or within a point of yesterdays high records. Liverpool was a heavy sell CT and the market soon turned easier under the pressure, combined with more or less general proft-taking or selling for a reaction.
 As prices worked up few stop or ders were encountered and the selling seemed to be accelerated by a some what easier turn in the stock market accompanied by rather vague rumors of a hitch in the negotiations over the foreign loan. On break to 11.09c for October and 11.61c for January. however, offerings were very well ab- sorbed and denial of the loan rumors were followed by a renewal of com mission house buying and covering by early sellers, which sent prices back above last nights closing figures.
 Bullish Southern and crop advices helped the advance and so great a volume of long contracts was taken out of the market on the decline that offerings were comparatively limited on the late advance. The increasing export movement also seemed to be Ia factor on the full side, and there were reports during the day that do- mestic spinners were becoming some what uneasy, owing to the increased demand for goods and the continued strength of the spot markets, with bulls predicting an increased demand from that source on any decline. Ex- ports for the day were BOOST bales; making 403,900 so far this season. Port receipts, 36,O6S bales; United States port stocks 913,671.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
RELIEVES BOOTLEGGER OF
 PAYMENT OF FINE

Gov. Hays has relieved Walter Waterman of Lee county of the pay ment of $250 assessed against him for unlawful traffic in liquor. He was convicted Feb. l, 1915 in two cas- es of conducting a blind tiger and fined S100 in each, and in two cases of the unlawful sale of liquor and fined $50 in each. County officials and citizens petitioned for reduction of the penal ties from $500 to $50, which was granted on condition that he shall never again engage in the illegal sale of liquor.
 The governor also remitted fines of $40 and $20 respectively assessed against Richard Estes and Wylie Estes in Nevada county on a charge of ma licious mischief, on condition that they pay all costs. It was shown by petitions that the offense complained of was slight and the damage only and the cost of the prose cution has been heavy.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
EARLE W. HODGES WILL
 OPEN CAMPAIGN DEC. 10.

Secretary of State Hodges amour ces that he will open his campaign for Governor Dec. To-, and will spend two weeks in South Arkansas. He will then go into other sections of the state, and continue in the field until the election.
 In the meantime he will deliver a number of non-political addresses. Oct. 2l he will speak before the Con- ference of American Secretaries of State at Cincinnati, 0. County Fair and farmers rally dates are Boone vile, Sept. 24.-Bigelow Sept. 24 Cat night,) Mt. Ida Sept 25. Morrilton Oct. 3. Morrilton Oct. 3. Monticello Oct. 10, Pocahontas Oct. 27.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
FOR LITTLE
 ROCK SCHOOLS

Little Rock, Sept. 24.-An innova- tion is to introduced in the Little Rock public schools. It has been sue cessful in other cities but has never been tried in Arkansas, so far as known.
 It is the organization of an Etficien- cv Class, composed of the brightest students from the various schools, who will be given an opportunity to advance as rapidly as possible without skipping" grades, The first class IS to consist of twenty-five pupils, who will be given room at Centennial School. with one teacher in charge of all the different branches. It Is be- lieved that these selected pupils, all of whom are taken from the Sixth Grade, will be able to prepare for the High School and complete the course in a year less time than is required by others. The class is to be organlz- ed at once, and it's progress will be watched with interest in educational circles.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
RECEIVES TWO HUNDRED
 REQUESTS EACH MONTH

The Department of Agriculture re- ceives an average of about 200 re- quests month from persons in other states making inquiry about Arkansas with view to locating here, or mak- ing investments. For instance. a card came yesterday from Hutchin- son, Kan, asking that S. R. Read, L. M. Page, Guy Olmstead and George Taylor of that place be put on your mailing list as interested in your splendid state.
 H. R. Barkley, of Troup, Texas, writes that he lived in Arkansas six years, and that he is beginning to re- gret that he ever left the state. He writes that he is graceful to the De partment for information furnished, and that he expects to return to the state.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24

that he had touched on both snbiec+s in his conversation with the President
 1t Is understood, however, that the President is not disposed to oppose or disapprove the idea of the trip to Europe, and that he has not yet form ed his own conclusions as to the na- tional defense program.
 Undecided on European Trip.
 Mr. Bryan told friends later that he himself was undecided as to wheth CT or not he would go to Europe. and that he had speaking engagements up to November 1, so that it was unlike ly he would reach a decision before then. He left yesterday to continue his featuring for peace, and will also make number of speeches on nation al defense.
 MT. Bryan's visit to the White House attracted wide attention. In an electric automobile which he drove himself, he appeared at noon. A few minutes before Secretary Daniels had presented Henry Ford, the automobile manufacturer, to the President. Lat CT in the day Mir. Ford and Mir. Bryan conferred at the latter's home con- corning the forwarding of the peace movement as against national pre- paredness.
 After MT. Bryan left the White House a score of camera and moving picture photographers surrounded him while he posed.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
BLIND SECRETARY KEEPS
 BOOKS. FILES BILLS

A blind secretary who keeps the books, fills the orders, makes out the bills, and attends to other office du- ties is the unusual attache of the Thomas Adams Fuel Co.,, of Little Rock which has just been incorporat- ed. Thomas o. Adams is the vice President of the company, and Verla C. Adams is secretary-treasurer.
 The Crittenden Gin Co.,, of Tupelo, has been incorporated with a capital stock of $3,000, all subscribed. The officers are A. l.. Crittenden president J, H. Snapp vice president, and ". N. Jones Sec-Treas.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
REPRESENTATIVE NEWBER-
 RY RETIRES FROM RACE

The race for Congress in the Sev- enth District is beginning to assume definite shape. Representative Far ral L. Newberry of Clark county has announced his retirement from the race, which will throw his county into the debatable column. Congressman w. S.. Goodwin of Warren is a candi- date for third term, and will be opposed by R. B. Warnock of Mag nolia, Railroad Commissioner w. F. Mcknight, and State Senator J. o. A. Bush of Prescott.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24

never had cause to be mortified with our exhibits"
 Hon. T. w. M. Boone of Fort Smith says: Anyone who will devote as much time to the good of Arkansas as you have in this matter deserves all the encouragement and assistance 1 can give"
 Hon. A. J. Russell of Berryville. contributing a dollar, writes: Ut hardly looks like any patriotic citizen of the state could have any valid req son aside from innate stinginess or to- tai lack of financial means to refuse to aid this cause"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
lI1THORITIES ARE
 STILL VIGILANT
,,-;oon Leader Reiterates His "'. ,ssurarce to American Au-
 .horities of Arrest of Mexican
 past Week Has Been Quiet.

.n,ville Sept. 23.-The Car
 D' oonsulate here today announced ,a, sat General E. P. Nafarrate Car u" .o commander in Matamoras, rel .... i' bis assurance to the American " '.+horities that he is making every aF s#0rt to bring about the arrest of , ,.i.oto Pizano and Luis de la Rosa, ,l .Isped leaders in the recent troubles an an fhe American side of the Rio crande here. Altho it was reported st tba time the requests were made ,.r tbe arrest of these two men they n.ro in Matamoras nothing more has been heard from them.
 4 Mexican arrived here today from . mint on the Arroyo, Colorado, 26 miles northwest of Brownsville, said that at Tasi Pass, Rio Grande cross ing he saw the decomposed bodies of eighteen dead MeXicans in a hole. Only one body was fully dressed he said Military authorities here say no report of this has been made to them.
 Six days have now passed without trouble, but the authorities are not relaxing their vigilance. On Los Fresnos lands near here nearly 200 American soldiers and civilians and city officers today continued to go thro the brush in surch of bandits re- ported on that place. No fights so far have occurred, however, and no reports received that Mexicans have been captured.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
IExARKANA LIQUOR
 VOTE NEXT MARCH
Effort Will Be Made to Reopen Saloons on Texas Side of Citv. Will Probably be About 10 Candidates for Mayor.

TeXarkana, Sept. 23.-Willis Whit aker, one of the leaders in charge of the movement looking to a local op- ton election in Bowie county. Texas announced this morning that the com mlttee had decided to defer the pro- posed election until next March. He sad that the people at Dekalb and New Boston and other portions of the west end of the county are anxious for an immediate election, but that poli- tical conditions in Texarkana are so complicated that it would not be wise to bring up the liquor issue until oth- CT questions are settled.
 It is said there probably will be about 10 candidates for mayor of Tex arkana in the primaries. Several have formally announced, while oth- CTS are industriously grooming" The primaries will be held about Feb ruary 1, and immediately thereafter 1t is proposed to petition the county commissioners court to order the pro hibition election.
 The anti-prohibition people declare present conditions are intolerable, be- cause of so much bootlegging, while the prohibitionists assert that condi- tions are much better than when the county and city had open saloons.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
OF THE WAY
 STATE HAS ACTED-$1. co

Little Rock, Sept. 24-"I am ashamed of the way our state has acted in this whole matter" writes P. 0. Thweatt of Helena, in sending Col. F. B. T. Hollenberg a dollar to apply on the Popular Subscription for the maintenance of exhibits at the Panama Pacific Fair. Some of my friends who have just returned tell me We have a very respectable state building but had to take Oklahoma Tn to keep it open. I have attended ev- cry Worlds Fair from the Centennial at Philadelphia down save one and
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
BOARD OF CONTROL AN
 NOUNCE ELECTIONS

The following elections were an nounced by the Board of Control of State Charitable Institutions yester- day, all being from Little Rock; Dr. w. T. McCurie, Oculist at Deaf Mute and School for Blind Dr. L. D. Ragan, physician at School for the Blind; Dr. S. B. Hinkle, Physician at Deaf Mute Institute.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24

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The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24
WILL GIVE FRISCO RATE
 HEARING NEXT WEEK

Little Rock, Sept. 24.-Judge Trie- Der of U. s. District Court announces that he will give hearing next Mon day or Tuesday to the Frisco rate case, which has been pending for the last three months. When Judge Trie- Der ordered the Frisco to replace its tariff with one no higher than the court tariff of 1907. the road main tained it's switching and joint rates. The Arkansas Railroad Commission contends that these should be the same as the court tariff, and that as now in effect they are excessive.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-09-24

Anything in the latest styles of sta tionery at Guthrie's. Advt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
Yanamaieier wirb per=
idobtlt werbel1.
Teifrlidt GrOfinnng ots
aanals CRIT int
Snli.
Sr6iibent mirb per Balm mad San
Sraneiseo fabreu.
&amal fnr @riessidiife i'm 0tars nod
nnpaiiierbar.
1lpttenrepue mirb sleidlfalls anf
nahiten Snli perlegt.

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pffiSieuc Groffniingsfeier oes Yano'
mofonaIs miro pobrideiiiliT BON
M..Grs ouf SuIi beridoben meroen,
uno YrGiioent @iIion miro imDfdrj
Der @obn nod Soit Srancisco gehen
1tno crit ipGter nad Gonanla, Denn
bic sSIottenrepue itattfinoen miro.
3cnll auf nod nldt Die Aei1oe'
rllna ocs bisberigen Blanc6 ofTidiell
befanntgeeebeil ipuroe,io bot bod Der
9SrGiibent bic Sraae bereits init Sefr.
9onicls beipro6en.
Ser Irdiibeut iu9te belite Der aon-
greB Delegation pon 9torth 9oroli-
no. er Tonne foum cine ginlaoiing
onncbmelt, ON 4. Slili anldBliN Der
GntbiiIlung eineS3enfmales 1urSen.
9tatbantel @reene in @uilforo Court
Souic. 9f. G.. cine Iniprafe oil bal
ten, ba er iid I'M oieie 3eif ipabr.
ideinIid in Eanomo befinben miro.
Der gcridt oes Col. 8oetbals.
SoB pr fiir Sie iiripriinslid) feitaeiette
3eit ri1t bic Turhfabrt bon ariegs-
idjiffen 6lirh Sen &onol garantiereil
fonne, bat Die Icnberling in BEN ElG-
nen peranIubt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
8egreiai6e Mngit oer
Srodenen.
Sen. Straigbt bdlt init
Yrobibitionsbill
Snriid.
Stimmnng biefiir i'm sansen Staat
ioa crit ionbiert iuerben.
60 ipnrOe es ami &onferens DER @ai.
ierfanatier beihloiem.
u. 2. 6. cbcr fir Snitiiernns eincS
Yerfaiinngs-gl -glinenbcments.

Gaming, Mi6., 2S.' San. &ad)
Den gegenlp6rtigcn Yldnen piro es
lninocitens einen Monnt. mobriteiil-
lid aber nod ldnger 6altcril, ebe Se-
nator 0eiirp Straigbt Don @olomater
cine Bill in Der &eaiSlatir eilibringer
miro, sic itaatsipeite Trobibition be-
5meft. Ties mnrbe in elmer &onfe-
rcn5 5niiten @ertrctern Der Tit1iga-
ncr Nnti Salon 2ea9ue uno oeit
iog. ,trodrner" iSiibrern in Der Sc.
gislatur 6eiGloiien.
Snp. Grant ,Suolon ton Ser 9litti-
Saloon @eagIc ituo Wfaior 9irtbur
B.9ooniS bon Sonia. Der fiir3lib Don
ibr angelporbeit lpilroe. .lini ibre &aln-
pagne III @enciee County 5lt iiibret,
Salon j.. S5anlluono mo andre gut
6Cfannte Waiierfanatifer pobnten Der
aonferens BEL, auf mel0er sic Situa-
tion nit oen Senutoreil Straigbt,
Canon. 3SotpeQ. @Ianf uno Softer
mo mebreren Sou5nlitgIieoeru er-
ortert piiroe.
9ic Mitglieoer Der AntieSaloon
2cogue lperocn elmer 8orIage fir
itaatslpcitc Trobibition nit SiIfe et-
res einfaden @eictcs itidt oppouie-
ren. ioltc cine loIhc eingebraht ruer-
ben. a6cr es lit bic 9lniiht ser glnti-
Saloon 9eaeue s5iibrer. OaB ein
aalnpi iiir Itantsneite }Srofibition
aeiiibrt iperoen Jolt! inbenl elm Ser
ioiiunas Nmenoeincnt oiti @runo
elmer Suitiatipc @etition ocn @db-
Iern SIR slbftimmitiig linterbreitct
pcr0e.
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sen Stante SIT ipnoieren, bcidlob
man. cab Sen. Straisbt icine beab'
iiGtigte gia peliiaiIcns einen @eonat
lang 3uriidbaItc, lporallf cine rpeitere
aunfetens einbcrnien neroen miro,
sic 0eiinitip 6ei6lieBcn ion, oh Die
9eeislattr sic Erobibitionsfra9e auf-
nehmcn iou ooer nidt
aurS Dor 8eginn Der geQenluarti-
gen 0eaisIatur-S -Saeung bate Supt.
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derIi6 peroe Die 4nti Saloon
2caale cine berortiee Bill perIan9en.
@r fiietc a6cr bin5u. baf eie Slnti'
SaIpon 9caere iliht oerinden iperoe,
Sic 9(nnabme einer iolhen 8orlage
Sll pcreiteln.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
@ar5as Tlndt beitdtigt.
Su bentiser uffisieller SepeidDe an
Staatsbepartement.
Gurramsn Srnppen anseblif nur
bier Nteilen bon '6unptltabt
eufferuf.

&oibington, 2s. San. Die
Slu6t bcs Sen. &oque @on5oles
Uor5o, Ser ieit slbfobrt oes Sen. @l,-
tierrc5 Saupt Der Hesierlne in Der
Stont9Rerico mar, muroe belite 0urf)
Sen omerifalliidcn 3oniuI Sillimon
oenl Stnotsoepartement offi5ieIl nit
aetciIt. @fit @ar5a DerlieB cine Irl-
5obI onoerer @earntcn Die SallptItaot,
tint cine tenlporGre Hegieritng IN
Guerlaboco, cine firr5c Strefe iiio-
lih bon ser Stoot W9erico, 5u eta-
blieren.
Cine Gepeide on Die bieiige Gar
ran5a 9lgetttur iogt, bob bic Gar
ronsa Srltppen lid bios bier Dteilen
ouberboIb Ser merifaniiGen Sdupt.
itobt beiinben, lln6 6aB Die 3opoto-
tri,ppen Die Stabt rGitn1ten uno nnn
Gucrnoboeo gineen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
3tuei Sinotr pcrbrannt.

4eIfasfo, Mid)., %. San.
Scrrn uno iSrau Gbauncep 9ea6's,
iluei &inoer i'm slIter bon 5tpei uno
bier 'Sabren ianben BEN COB in einem
;Seuer, oas 9eitern ibr Jarmhdus eirt-
iiherte. Tie Dfntter mar naG einer
cine furSe @egesitrede entfernten
NneIe sesangen. I'm 3rinfDaiier 81
bolen, ii1b iono BEL Der &iidfehr oas
Sous in S5lanlnlen. 'Sie fonnte ibre
ainoer rift mebr retten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
GinlpQnoerun9s=&or.
lage Deticrt.
aougrtb banoelte obue @fanbat
0eS TolfeS.

glaitben, oaB Ser poIle @ffeft Der Sin
erfaBt ipitroe, als iie abeefoBt nn0
angenommen tpurbe, ltnb es lit mir
ni4t mogIid, ibr su5uitiiunlcn III
Der SornL III Der iie mir bier por-
Iiegt.
r9ie Siloltnesprobe l,n6 oie Son1it
perbunbenen 8riiflinsen uno ge.
if)rGrfitngen beoeiiteu cine nod robi-
falere G6neidung BON Ser GoIitif
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ber5ig unire Eiiren fir ale offen ge-
bolten, Sic nif]t infoIge bon &rui1f-
belt ober ltnfdbiefeit, iid) 5u erbaI-
ten, ittgeeignet ipnren. SSn bieier 8in
miro aber beobii6tigt, li6t Gborof.
ter unb gigenidaft 5u priifen, ion-
oern 9erneelegenbeiten Der @nfomnt-
Iinge 9ieienigeri, oie berfommen,
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nid]t siiaeIniien fperben, eS lei BENT
lie hGtten bereits cine Der Soliptae~
legenbeiten, 0ie lie irfen, gefilnoen:
Die @elegenbeit Der ShuIbiIoung.
3iuef iol6er @eitintmlngen lit ge-
idlrGilfung, niht gluspobI.
r8enn bas @olf bieies 9onoes ge-
milf lit. bic SabI Ser ginlponoerer
olrd iptllfiirlide Yriifl,ngen sl be.
gren5eu uno 10 Die GoIitif aIler &C.
nerationen BON glmerifanern a6su.
idnffen, 10 bat es oas Iedt, bas 5u
tun. Sd bin fein Siener unb babe
fein 9feht, Inn I'M gseg 5u iteben.
Gfer id gloiibe niht, onB es bas nil.
Sd Made reipeftpou borauf altf.
merfinr1, 6nB niemano elm IoIdcs
0lonoot bes 8oIfes Seigen fam. Sot
iid je irgenbeine politiidc Tortei Sn
einer @inihr1nfiings Tolitif in
oieier SltnboneutaIia6e perpfIid)tet2
SIT lie bnntit Dor soas
Saro gegangen uno BOT tic
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bieie @orInge auf befpuBter, algen1ei-
ner 8uitimmltng uno Dem @linide
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cs gefGIlt lit. 9obt Die 8lottformen
Ser Tarteien iid iiber bieie Srose
ousipre6en rtb bas @oIf ieinen Sies.
be3iieliden @unit flii1ogebeu. Die
Srage lit 5u flulbamertaIer 9tatltr,
ols oaB iie anbers gereseIt perSen
f0nrtte."
@dbren0 Die goti6nft oes Yr1ii-
oenten perleieu ipitrhe, mar orbres
8ei6Gft I'M Sauie fusperioiert. Spre-
der Glarf fonferierte iofort nit ben
9lbgeoroneten Burnett ltfto Sobatb.
ipelhe oie ssiibrer Ser beiben Seiten
IN Sieier Srage tparen. Serr Burnett
poIlte, oaB cine @ode bonn tlorgieen
5reitag iiber Die @iIl abeeitiirn1t
nerbe, Serr Sabatb mar fiir cine
9lbitimmitng ihon om rta6lten 9icn.
Stag. gbe cine gl6itimmung erfolgt,
Siirfte einen Gag lang ii6er Ole @or.
loge tpieber oebattiert per6en.
S9liebIih fpurOe Die 8eto- -9ot.
ifait on ben @inpnnoerunes 9lus-
id)uB beripieien, oeiien Soriiser glbg.
Burnett lit. Gieier iaete, er iperoe
ieben, bab Die @nlpfeblltng III elmer
@o6e einberi6tet iperoen fam. 9as
@eto miro i'm Senat erit 6eiprohen
iperben, na96em 6as Smis Die
Sadle erleoi9t bat
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-28
Observation-Disclosures siuiidlcn Ga-
riiet nno Srrliucr WclSungcn.

Qcrlin, 2S. Gan. llebcr Gum.
SroB Der slblengnung Der britiifcn
Yoniralitdt. Die meiter erflGrt. 0aB
SonHtae in Der Seei9ladt bel Soel-
golaub fein britiiCbcs Sd)iff oerlo
rem ruuroe, miro bier oil Dem 9eriht
feltgehnlten. oaB nudl ein QroBes
dritiides iSahr5eug Gcrienft lullroc.
@in;elbeiten 6orilber 6ilocn cine IN
tereiiante Gpiiooe IN Dem &nnlri-
berift. Der oits Der ofii3iellcu 0fit-
teilung uno 9rieien bon 9euteit. Die
am Scefanpf teilgenomnien baben,
5niammcngeiest luuroe. Ter Be
riht lit imoffijiell, miro o6er bier
fiir alitentiif crflort.
Ter britild)e Sdllodtfreujer
murOe gegen Gnoe oes aau-
pics III cen 8rluno gebobrt. Gin
oen;ifeS 5orpcooboot mad)tc inter
Dem Sd)us Der Hauhnolfen ser
Sd]la6t einen fiibncn @oritoB in sic
britiihen 9inien rn0 eS gclana ibn.
;iUei 9orpre0ns in 0en Seib 0cs
5meiten Sd,iffes Der oritiifen 5or-
nation. 0as ihon bon 8ranaten &c.
lroIien rn0 teilneiic in 9rano &c
Idoiicn mar, iii ienoen. @eiOe Cor
1cocs trafen, oa5 Sdlifi ncrlicb bic
SHIaGtreibc nno ipdter lab man e5
iillfen. Is NOR oen 9elitlhen nidlt
moeliG. ocl Namen oes britiihen
S6ifics feitSuiiellen. 0od 0iirf1e eS
DER liger gerpeien icin. Mnu mcrfte
aid, OaB oaS fiibren0e britiidIc
Stfifi nabrIdeinlidl alio Scr 9ion
getroiicn unb bcif1d0iat mar. Sic
9riten woren uabriheinlit 0ur6
ibre @erlitite peranlaBt poroen, Die
i5ortiesune oes aanpfes alifju-
gebeil
9lb9ciehen Dom &erlllI. Scr 0urd
Cen llntcrgana bes aeranjerten
Sreujers @Iiiher pernnlaBt mar,
bat oas 0eirtidle escIhpnoer MIR
lueaia gelitten, obalt..) inbesu9 aui
9lrtiQerie oaS britiifc @cidruoer
nm cir @e0eutenNe9 iiberlegen mar.
Gas eritc 0euti6e Sdliif. Oas miro
Edd,oriidlih crfldrt. tuuroe li6t &C.
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