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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
DYNAMITE STOLEN
. FROM MAGAZINE

Last Friday or Saturday night some
unknown persons broke into the Geo.
Russell eompany's powder magazine
on the China ranch north of Elko,
and sole three hundred and fifty
pounds of dynamite.
Entrance was gained by means OF
an iron bar with which the heavy pad
lock was broken. There were eight
and half fifty pound boxes of nitro
glycerine powder in one corner and
seven Of these were taken. A large
quantity OF gelatine powder remained
untouched.
Automobile tracks with Diamond
tires lead to and from the powder
house and 1t Is supposed that the
powder was taken away by this means.
Footprints Of two men were found in.
side, and corresponding tracks lead
to and from the place.
Complete mystery surrounds the af-
fair. Only mining operators would
have need Of such a quantity Of this
high explosive. and there are none in
this section who are not aobve sus.
picion.
The theory is advanced that It may
have been the work Of. some dyna.
miters and that the stuff was carried
away from town in suit cases or ship.
ped under another name. There may
be some connection between this rob
berry and the warning signs which
we're pasted In various places about
town the last several nights. There
are two sets Of these, and they we're
evidently printed In San Francisco for
they bear the typographical union
label OF that city, The read as fol.
lowsi ........ .....
beware California Canned Goods
as long as Ford and suhr are in jail"
"As long as Ford and suhr are in
prison don't stick copper nails or
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
GERMANY CONTINUES
ARABIC INCIDENTS
Kaiser Doubts Americas Neutrality
And "FulI Satisfaction" Meant a,
Only "Full Regrets"
BY United Press.

WASHINGTON. Sept 13.-It is
learned authorltatively that Count
Won Bernstorff. the German ambassa.
dor, will tell Secretary of State Ian.
sing incidents like the Arabic will con.
tinue until Great Britain disavows the
orders TO her merchantmen to ram
the German subarines.
Bernstorfr will give Lansing TO un-
derstand that Germany expects Ameri-
ca to secure disavowal as a means of
providing Americas real neutrality.
1t will be stated that Germany's
promised full satisfaction" meant on
ly full regrets"
II will be pointed out by Bernstorff
that arbitration can be the only so.
luton OF the German American situ.
alton.
The nature of Bernstorff's state
ment promises to create a serious sit.
uation Immediately in Washington and
Berlin.
Bernstorfr will tell Lansing that the
trail. America must dissipate this i'm.
preston by taking issue with London.
Ambassador Dumba's Envoy -.
viii BE Arrested.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-It is
known from a reliable source that the
government will arrest Archibald, the
newspaperman who carried the mess
age for Dumba, Immediately upon his
arrival In America.
Lansing Calls on President
Meets Bernstorff Noon Today,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Secre-
tary of State Lansing unexpectedly
called on the president this morning
and was with him forty minutes. Ian
sing refused to see newspaper men.
He has arranged to meet Count Won
Bernstorff at noon today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

rear view to the bull while doing
his best to get to shelter The bull
struck him amidships and tossed him
about fifteen feet. The fat one landed
against the bottom rail of the fence,
but hit head first and no serious dam
age was done. He laid insensible and
would probably have been killed had
not the bulls attention been attracted
by another tighter. The crowd feared
that fatty's neck had been broken,
Tor he was dragged limp and uncon-
scious behind a shelter by his COM
panions. He recovered in about ten
minutes, but he spent the rest of the
afternoon behind the shelter.
fighting cow was then brought
in but she was faster and more vici
Gus than the bull. She had the cor.
raj all to herself most of the time.
They are a speedy bunch, those bull
fighters, and artists at going over a
fence. The little fellow evidently has
nervous afrliction, but he is a rat
tling good sprinter. He certainly
wasn't born to be gored by bull.
The COW was given the decision. 1t is
we'll she was not brought in before
the fat one was put out of commits
| sion or there would probably have
been an order for slow music and
| flowers.
A muley bull was then brought in,
but he acted like disguised milch
COW. He reminded one of the fat
matadore. Here several cowboys
jumped over the fence and usurped
the places of the gaily dressed fight
ers. They fought him to finish and
then rode him.
There was but one man in the troop
who really showed science in bull
fighting, and that was Angel Aurre-
| coechea of Jack Creek. He was ten
times better than the fat fellow who
hailed from San Francisco and who
claimed to have killed hundred and
fifty bulls in Spain. Angel showed con-
siderable skill.
Everyone got his moneys worth.
There were several real thrills and a
hundred good laughs. 1t was far bet
ter than a true Spanish bullfght
where blinded horses are gored to
death and the bull Is killed. The aver
age person would rather see a little
toredore scared stiff and running for
fence, or fat matador butted in the
neitherend.
After the bullfight there was some
exhibition motor cycle riding, and
then Senator Douglass established a
track record In the Wasp. He made
two laps in eighty.two seconds.
Then came the big barbecue. Six
beeves were consumed by the hungry
multitude, and 1t was a sight never to
be forgotten. About three thousand
were fed and everyone was given his
fill.
And so the Fourth Annual Rodeo
ended. 1t was a success from start
to finish, full of good wholesome en-
joyment and every person who at
tended, will II possible, come again
next year.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
AMERICAN TROOPER
KILLED BY MEXICANS
Reported 1900 Gathered For Invasion
of United States and carranza
Is Dlstrusted
BY United PTess.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 49,
Trooper Arthur Craft was killed and
Sergeant Joseph Walsh and Trumpet
er Forney were wound in a half hours
battle at the Galveston ranch this
morning. The wounded men will prob
ably recover. The battle occurred be-
tween detachment of the twelfth cav
airy and the Mexicans. A Mexican Of
ficer was killed.
The MeXicans crossed the border
and fired at the soldiers stationed in
anticipation of an invasion.
1t is reported that $500 Mexicans
are gathered across the border for an
invasion Of the United States Septem
ber 10th.
The authorities discredit Carranza's
assurance he can quell the present in
vasion.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
Steamer Afire With 100 Aboard
STEAMER IS AF|RE
-. =. IN MID OCEAN
Has Abeard 100 italian Reservists
ia And NotWord Since First Call
.... Fourteen Hours Ago
BY United Press.

NEW YORK. Sept. 13-The wire
less stations of the coast are search
Ing the Atlantic for news of the
steamer Santa Anna which is burning
in mid ocean with II first class and
IA second class passengers, and l,700
Italian reservists aboard. ...
There has been no word since the
first call of distress IA hours ago. The
alarm is growing although rnscrc ves-
sells are believed 10 be near
Mrs. n. Leland Gambinossi a..d Miss
&. G Gsmbinossi, Of San Frai cisco,
are incluccd among the passengers.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
FATAL GUN PLAY
IN SAN FRANCISCO
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 13.-Abell
Lorenza was shot and killed and Pat.
rick o'Donnell, passerby, was wound
ed, in crowded street today by Trini.
dad Gonzales who said he feared Lo-
renza had planned to "get him.. Con
zales and Lorenza had been sailors
on an Alaskan fishing boat and we're
enemies. Lorenza had left note
with a woman saying. II am leaving
you forever God bless you" 1t is
believed he was on his way to suicide
when slain.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
FORMER ELKo ATTORNEY
GRANTED A DIVORCE

l.. a. Klein formerly an Elko attor-
ney, was granted divorce this morn
ing from his wife who is in New York
on the ground of desertion. 1t ls un.
derstood here that Klein's wife had
already secured a divorce, but the
court here had no official information
to this effect.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
DIPLOMATS TO TRY
STRA|GHTEN TANGLE
Lansing and sernstorff viii Attempt
To Adjust Misunderstanding
Which Has Arisen
BY United Press.

Sy United Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-"Lansing
and Bernstorff will attempt in the
next few days to straighten the mis-
understanding" This information is
obtained from an unquestionable
source.
No adjustment was effected at this
afternoons conference. One theory
Is that Lansing agreed to the arbitra-
ton of the question of the justifiabil-
ity of the Arabic attack.
From the mass of contradictions the
outstanding facts are that misunder-
standing has arisen and that 1t has
not been settled and that Lansing and
Bernstorff will attempt to straighten
the matter out.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
MRS. HILL DEPARTS
FOR EXPOSITION CITY

Mrs. Diana Morgan Hill, accompa-
MED her companion MadamoisselIe
Henriette Haye, departed for San
Francisco on No. l yesterday for a
ten days visit to the exposition
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Dr. Paul J. Goode, president of the
University of Chicago, accompanied
by his wife and son and nine stud.
ents returned from the Spanish ranch
last evening whore they spent couple
of days studying western ranch life
and taking pictures. From here they
went to Fallon to study the u. s.
reclamation project.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
.AUSTRIANS INSULT
AMERICAN WOMEN
Drink Crazed Teuton Shot Throuoh
Stomach BY Policeman in
. -. Portland May Die
BY United Pre-.

BY United Pre-.
PORTLAt G ego - III.
police are 81 riding rg, Id; . -, =
tition OF the A. t-Amer.can de- INST q.
ton in Linton here an Austri' ,
workman was shot 'erious'J. s EN-
teen Austrians have tic II arr ed.
The Tioting was thu , of an in
suit to American wn"n y drink
crazed Austrians. /. 10, ;Jt fol.
lowed. One unkno"4. ~. rlcan was
beaten and others injured.
Joe Rotrose. shot through the stom-
ach by a policeman, may die.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Ramon Pancer and Dennis Reilly
were taken before him on the charge
OF being drunk and disorderly. They
both pleaded guilty and we're let Off
with a ane Of 35 each which they
paid. Pancer Is the lame violinist
who has been here for aweek or so
and Reilly is the jockey who fought
the preliminary with Fighting Dave
Friday night.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Arnold, proprie.
tors of. the Mayer Cafe, and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. l.. Underhill Of Salt Lake,
who have been their guests for sever.
al days, departed today for San Fran.
cisco to spend couple of weeks at
the fair.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
TWO MILLION SHELLS
FIRED IN FRANCE
Greatest Artillery Duel World Has
Ever Known Going On Between
French and Germans
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-It is announced
that two million shells have been
hurled across the France-Flanders
front. 1t is the greatest artillery duel
ever held. There is no indication of
its cessation.
The following official announcement
Is made: "The past week the allies
aviators bcmbarded the military es-
adjustments of Freiburg, Brysgau,
Frascati and the railway stations of
Saarburg, Sablons. Metz and Dieuze."
Sunday the most violent cannonad-
ing everywhere along the line wrecked
German works.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
Fire In Santa Anna
Has Been Put Out.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The fire in
the steamer Santa Anna has been ex-
tinguished according to wireless ag-
ents this afternoon. She is proceed.
ing on her course. Cape Race re.
layed the following message from Cap.
tain Pavey, Fire in hold two, out.
Proceeding toward Azores escorted by
Ancons."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
LADIES GUILD
MEETS WEDNESDAY

There will be a meeting of the
Ladies Guild of St. PauPs Episcopal
church at the residence of Mrs. James
Gheen Wednesday, September 18th, at
two o'clock. ALI members are request
60 to be present.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

f. e. Hickey came In from the
Spanish ianch last night and returned
today. Saturday and Sunday he en-.
tertained delegation from the Chi.
cago University who we're sent ou5 to
study western ranch life and take pic
lures.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jeanney of
Wells who were here for the end of
the Rodeo returned home yesterday
in their auto. They were accompa-
MED by Mrs. Jeaney's sister, Mrs.
Phil s. Triplett. Mr.. Triplett will re-
turn this evening or tomorrow morn
ing.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Indian Ham Blaine, Ray Fisher and
Fred Edwards were all arrested for
vagrancy. The latter two entered
pleas Of guilty and were noated. The
Indian pleaded not guilty and will be
tried tomorrow at nine o'clock.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
wiLLETT YOUNG BURIED
- AT HIS OLD HOME

The virginia City Chronicle of Sat
urday says:
THE body OF Willet Young arrived
vices took place this afternoon from
today from Blko, and funeral ser.
the home Of his son, Charles Young.
Interment was private"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
BELIEVED BULGARIA
GETS HER FEET WET
Balkan state Gallo Reservlsts TO COL
ors and Predicted viii Aid
Tautonio ALLIES
By United Proas.

GENEVA, Sept. 13.-The belief that
Bulgaria may aid the Austro-Germans
ls strengthened by the news that Bull
garian reservists in Italy have been
called to the colors. German newspap'
ers hint that Bulgaria will abandon It's
policy of neutrality soon.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
SUSPECTED DOCTOR
TAKES OWN LIFE
Body of Murdered Girl Found In Au-
tomobile on Deserted Road and
Suicide Ie Confession
BY United Press.

WAYNESBURG, Pa, Sept. 13.-Dr.
J' H. SilYert, suspected of the murder
OF Miss Nettie Poland, committed sui.
eide in his office at Georgetown, West
Virginia, this morning. The body of
the girl was found in an automobile
on deserted road.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

w. d. Ahern is the new night clerk
at the Hotel Mayer. Mr.. Ahern was
formerly with the Hotel Utah In Salt
Lake City and is a very popular hotel
man with the travelling public.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
MACKENSEH BREAKS
RUSS RESISTANCE
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
BERLIN, Sept. BIT is announced
that Field Marshal Won Mackensen
broke the Russian resistance on a
wide front. We've progressed to-
ward Binsk."
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
MEXICAN WOUNDS
THREE SOLDIERS
8y United Pross.

ey United Prsss.
BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Sept. 49,
Three American soldiers are reported
wounded in battle with Mexicans
near Los indios. There are no de-
tails.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
.PETROGRAD DENIES
CABINET RESIGNED
Premier At Front conferring With the
Car and Other Members at
offices AZ Usual
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
PETRoGRAD, Sept. 13.--It is offici.
ally denied that the cabinet has re.
signed. There is absolutely no foun.
dation for the report. Members of the
cabinet are at their offices as usual,
and the premier is at the front at
army headquarters comforting with the
ozar
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13
MAKE
ANOTHER RAID
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-Zeppelins raid.
ed the east coast of England last
night. The press bureau announced
no casualties.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Senator Douglass has returned to
his homo In Fallon.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

Al Fisher OF Wells Is an Elko viSi.
tor today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

The county commissioners are IN
session today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-13

tocks in fruit trees or grape vines. II
Hurts Thenn.p
II viii be remembered that the two
men referred TO were leaders in the
California hop riots and they are &C.
cused OF killing a sheriff. Just what
the significance Of these signs is is
not known.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-21
StreifliGter.
lleber ScrbdltniHc Der SaIfan=
itaatea inter eiuauNer.
gltben nnE nit 5Gi.a rethnen,

Berlin, II. Mdr3. 8ie g8i,nsr
rRei98poit" biinst elm Snterpiep
nit einem buI9ariIden 0iplpmaten,
bas interefunte Streiflidter iiber
bic @erbGltniFe Der 8altanitaotcu
untsreinanoer ipirit. @rildrt er bod
serabe gu, bnB es 9ulgnrien mier
teinen llmitGnoen NIT @lsi6mut on.
seIeben bate, ipenn iih @rieben,
lamb offsn ouf Die Settle eer gGniier.
ten geidInsen uno iib an bsm On.
sriff auf Die 9arbanelien beteiIigt
bate.
0ieieu Qlngriff Der gtaiisrten oui
bic tiirfiide WnFeritrnBs nimmt
Der buIgarii9e Diplomat eIs sinen
8spsiS rofiir on. boB ben 5einbsn
Der 9iirtei Der gDeg iiber Berlin
unb Bieu na9 8onItantinopeI pers
Iegt 1T, meinte nber. baB nod Der
lleber8eusuna, bic in butgarifden
MiIitdrtreiisn berrIdt, Der @se
bur6 Die MaiieritroBs iih 9lei6fans
ois unpofiierbar sripsiien iperoe.
Sn 8ulgorien bGIt man bic 9ors
bdnellen fir uneinnebmbar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-21
9erllner 3!Gi6t.

SerIin, II. 9iGrs, Sra6tlus
n0dD SagDille, 6. s. 9aS Sanpt.
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OffrntIidlt nntcr Osm bcntisen IA.
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inilitGriidle Gage:
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plate 1T Der Sampf nm bic iuidtiae
StelInug anf ben iiiOliden abbGn.
gen Der 66ben bDn &utre Same Sc
eurctte sn G'uniteR Der Sentiden
Cntidjie0en iuorSen.
pSH Der G6ampaenes beiOnSers
meitIidJ ION @crtbes nno n6roIidj
bUn Sc @esuil, madten Die sSranso.
len eeitcrn mebrere erfOIglDie 9ln.
griife. 3OrSlid nOn Sc @iesuil lunr.
ben ole Inariife nit itGrferen Nb-
teilnmsen gemadlk Die Sample iino
nOdI nidt cntidlieScn iuurOen.
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Sampfc mod nidlt sunt glbid)lnh &C.
bradIt iuOrScn. SrausOiiidJe sIbtei.
lnnsen limb BON ben SiiSa6bGnseH
bel &danOis Drrtrieben iuDrSen.
3iuci fran5Giiidlc glnsriffe i'm gSaIoe
ton Sc &retre, uOrbiueitlidD bom
Standardization, idjlngen febl. Sn
NCn Sugeien finOen MIR Slrtillerit.
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SanrOaaeu, in Der rniiiiden TrO-
nin5 SOpno, nOroDItlidl bDn Slit
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iuprOen.
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Gage nnuer1uhrrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-21
Ser Sail Steglcr.
Sritt ais Staats5enae gegen
.Dta0oen nno SDUf aul.
aapt. Sup. 60 nidt erlud6ut.

gfeip gort, II. gtGr3. 9(uf Die glns
tlnae, einem ungeblin 0sutI6en Wlds
rinereIerpiitsn, namens Ri6orb Stegs
Ter, bebilfli6 gspeIsu su iein, einen
gefdlIdten YaB ii6 gu peri6dffen.
hatten iitb geiteru in bem bieIi9en
8unoesgeriht bic beiosn g(meritaner
Riharo Wtd0oen unb @ultobe Soot
gu perantportsu, Steoler, Der ebCus
Iolls unter 9lntldge Itebt, betrot Sen
3eueenitono unb ertlGrte, ooB er
Goot fir feline 0ienIte $40 uno Wlobs
ben $100 be3abIt babe. @r 0ob Su,
OaB er iidb zines Nfeineioes I6ulbig
oemadt babe, ais er Ii6 I'm einen
BaB beiuar6. Gr ertlGrie, odB sr
ol8 Stautsseuge auItrete, neil er es
fir feline pfIidt baIte, bic pole
@abrbeit 81 Iogen, MertipiirOig Oa-
bel bIieb es nur. baB er ntdt mil
elmer Silbe oeu Ramen oes Mlorine.
9lttuhes Der oeutIben 9pti9oft IN
Wofbington, Sapt. 8oDs@b erpdbnte
9tuh Ieiner 8srbaftuug bebauptett
Stegler ndmlid, Dab Sapt. 9opsGt
ibn 5u peranIafen geiuht babe, oIS
Spton nod Gnglonb 5u eehen. giu'
Berbem iOlI ibm, Ste9Ier, &opt, Boo
gb bo8 notige @elo gegeben boben
Inn It4 einen 9efdIIdten qaB gu Der.
iddffen.
aapt. gppsgO ertldrfe Sic 9e.
bauptilug StegIers fir cine bDspilli-
ee 9erleumbun9. Gr babe, mie el
feiner3eit iagte, auf SfegIers brin+
genbe Bitten ii4 fir oieien perpanbt
Inn ibm cine pdNen0e 8eI6Gftiguno
gu beridoIfeu. Gr bdbe ibm iogol
hos 8eiieaelo pprgeitredt, ols Steg4
Ter nod OeutI9lanb reiIen lpoGlte, I'M
bort cine BON ibm, aapt. 8pbsGb, TIN
bpr9eidIogsnsS tslllng gu iibernebmen
9tls fr, Sept. @ons@o, 0onn Ipdtel
SttgIer nd9er Femien gelerat babe fe
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Ste9ler Suriid berIongi, aber ni9ta
erboItsn. Seiner 2tniidt na6 Iei
Stegler nints peiter als elm 2lbeH,
teurer. Der feinen Ramen getne on BIZ
SeFfentIibteit bringt unb bur6 frags
lide 3ronsattionsu @elo 3u beroies
nen Iudt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-21
Sritiid)c @emeinGeit.
SreuSer , Dresden" in neutra'
lem Wepalier uernihtet.
Sdarfsr 9;rOteit erluarist.

@oIbingtDn, II. 9ldrs. Sine
fpeitsre bobenloIs 9emsinbeit. bic ies
bem @efiible BON 93itterli4tsit unb
internatioualem g(nitanO 6obH
fpri9t, bat @ngIano iicb gu S9ul.
nen fpmmen IaTen. Die bsutI9e
8otIdoft bier IieB geitern ubenO
betannt MAIDEN, oaB Der bsutIGe
&reu3sr g9resoen" bon orei britis
Iden 8reu5ern, pon benen ieosr Elm.
5eIne itdrter mar oIs bic tIeins
n0resoen", in benz neutralen 6afen
pon Cumberland, Suan Sernanbe5r
Sniel, ongsgriffen unb 5erIt0rt purs
be. aIs bic Dresden" NIT Der 8ora
uabme bon Reparaturen befaGftiat
un6 auf einsu aampF fdon besbaIh
ni6t porbereitet mar. neil man i'm
nelltralen GepdFer mar.
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gIaubt bier. OaB auBer 9euti9lanO,
aud GbiIe eegen pieien 2ttt ner
9li@ta4tung Der 4iIenii6eu Reutras
Iitdt burd @nglanO prptsItieren lpirO.
Der baria beitono, paB bret engIis
I6e Sreu5er ben beutI6en Sreu5sr
r9resosn" in bem 9lugenbIide ons
griffen, mo er Iid9 in neutroIen ges
pdhern befono. Die britiI6en
SriegsTdiFfe er0ffneten ;Seusr ouF
cine Gntfernune BON 5000 garbs.
Die pDresben" mar nt9t ouf einen
&f pprbereitet unb beontportets
bos 6euer nar I6podh. Die gOress
BEN bibte bic parlamentdrs s6Iogge.
IieB bic 9pote berunter unb ii6ers
fonbte ben 8riten einen protef, ouf
ipel6en Der brttif9e 8efebIsbober
nntportete, sr babe 8efebl, oos
S6iff Die p0resben4. gu seritoren
unb bic 9ipIomoten bic Sa9s na6s
6er orrongieren su IafIen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-21
S6lebt gciaBrt.
SIbfdllise Sritif iiber ruiIiiAe
Seeresleituug.
Qlaiicrtc iim6 cnttanidyt.

Berlin, II. Mdr8. Der Fror36.
iii6e Generol gau, ben feline 9le.
sierung in elmer bsIonoeren RiIiion
nod &uBIano entIano!e, bat
ndbrenb leines geripeIens in GOs
fla, pie bic bort erT8einenbs 3eis
tling n9rsutpinsti @ieItnit" beri8.
tst, an Der ruIiiIdsn 9esrssIeituna
ubfciige Sritit geiibt.
Die aabIreiden ruiTIben 9liebsrs
Iosen in SitprsuBeu, iogte Der frnns
5DIifde @eneraI, bspisisn tlnr unS
bentli6 bic unFdbiee ssiihruns hss
ruffif9en 5eeres. itsbet6oupt babe
RuBfonb feline qtniierten fdper snt.
tduf6t, benn bieie bdtteu RubIanb
fir eineu &risg poblporbsrsttet ers
lpdbnt. nGbrenb ii9 MIN berous1,.
iteIIt bnbe, boB bies niat her San
aeipeTen fei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-21

3luei britiidic Sampfer turpcSicrt.
2unSOn, II. 91drs, glmtlidl iunr.
DC bentc bier 6cfannt eegc6en, baii
bic britiidcn Sampfcr ysltlanta"
nnb DSingaI" bon benfidlcn Inter.
icc6Dpten torpeSiert uOroen limb.
Ter 9nntpfer pgtlanta" fdIt $40
Sunncn nnS mar Giacutnu Der
cSirma s. nn6 y. SntdiaIon, Glas.
gDm. Gr unrSe in Der gtGbc nDn
SniidJtnrf, an Der 8eitfiiite BON
@almnb GonntD, SrlanO, am IA.
gGGr5 mittass torpeoiert. Die
MannIdlaft lunrOe nnd Der in ncr
gid6e Der iriidcu Siiitc gelegtnen
3nieI Sniidtnrf gebradIt 3as
SdIiff befinOet iidj IN, safen.
Ger britiidjc 9ampfer nsSingal"
bait 661 3ettO.2Onnea nnb oeB6rt
Ser o2OnSon onS GSia6nrg6 5Gipp.
ina g." BON gcitb, SdOttlanS. Gr