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The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-28
HAPPEN N|NGS IN
 NE|GHBOR|NG TOWNS

George Anderson mining engineer Of large experience, and a resident of Anchorage, has taken a large block of stock in the Mohawk mine in the Willow creek district, and will assume management and development of the property.
 Fairbanks resident is in hard luck. He had his house insured, the policy to become effective at noon. At lO:30, an hour and a half before it went into effect, the building caught fire and was damaged to the extent of several hundred dollars.
 John Loseth, who conducts a ranch on Muddy river, near Petersburg, re- gently shipped 50 sacks of rutabagas, the product of his farm, to Seattle. His crop this season is about 150 sacks. NJ. Dahl and Carl Wold, who have a ranch in the same vicinity, have over 100 sacks for shipment.
 The Alasga engineering officials at Nenana were compelled recently to import $15,0O0 in gold and currency to pay off the men, owing to the short age of cash in that camp. The mer- chants had given up all their cash in taking government checks and were no longer able to cash them.
 Forty degrees below zero was re- ported at Birches, Yukon river point about S1 miles down from the mouth of the Panama. This is the coldest weather yet reported this season. Last winter the mercury reached 50 below at the same point.
 Billy Bevans and D. s. Mcdonald ar rived in Anchorage recently from Can dle creek, having made the trip over the trail. They were the first to go over the trail this fall and report that several bridges are out,
 The house occupied by J. P. Bick- ford, chief clerk of the engineering commission at Fairbanks, was par tially burned recently, entailing a loss bl dboul poOO tO MI DiChlOIu, anu $1OO damage to the residence.
 The Yukon river closed in front of Dawson on the night of Monday, No vember 6, this being twenty-twO days earlier than in 1915. At Whitehorse, on this date, the river was entirely clear of ice.
 It is reported in Seward that John Roman has about completed a deal for the taking over of the Carnation group of quartz claims in the Willow creek district, owned by several Jap anese.
 Colonel Reyell, who has the Seward | IditarOd mail contract, returned to An 1 chorage @ few days ago from his first trip to Iditarod. He also has the con tract for the Seward-Anchorage mail service.
 The dog prisoners has made his ap- pearance at Anchorage Recently Tom Nicely lost two valuable team dogs by poisoning and several other parties have reported losses from similar cause
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-28
THE ooRnovA DAILY ALASKA TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1916
THANKSGIVING IS
 "OLD HOME" DAY

T is well to hark back now and then | to the old days and the old ways. | 4 Thanksgiving day In the begin ming was a New England holiday. It is only of late years that it has been | domestieated in the rest of the country and made federal observance.
 Ex-Seeretary of the Navy John D. , Long in a reminiscent article told how the Pilgrims celebrated it. He wrote:
 man must have been born in fl New England village more than a gen. eration ago to know the full old time flavor of Thanksgiving day. Then was the day of the "oId home" Then famt- lies were large. Flocks of boys and girls were in evidence and filled the half dozen or more scattered school houses which since then have become so depopulated that most of them have been abandoned, and the vastly di- minished number of successors of for. mer crowds of scholars are carted back and forth in single omnibus to some
  iage center Then holidays were rare. New Years day and Washington's birthday and even Christmas, still un. der the blight of the old Puritan pro. test, were for the most part unobserv- ed. Fast day had no significance in the way of its recognition, except DOS. sibly sermon or If the snow was off the ground, q game of ball. The Fourth of July was an outdoor ccle. bration, often as quiet as Sunday after the old swivel had been fired off at sunrise.
 The crownlng festival of the year was Thanksgtying-th festival of the fireside-when the apples and pump kins had been gathered, when the ear ly snowtiakes had fallen and when grandfather and grandmother and Uu- cle Isaac and Aunt Betsy were invited to dinner, and any boy who had stray ed away to an occupation elsewhere came back with the appetite of n hound and burst in at the kitchen door with shout and got the hearty home greeting. It was, Hello, mother'- nobody then said "mamma"-and. Well, if that aIn't you, Samr' Then the beef critter" had been killed and his quarters stored for the winters only supply of fresh meat. The hog that had grunted all summer in his pen and grown fat had gone under the butchers knife; souse and sausage had sent their appetizing odor through the house, and the pork barrel was full. Mother" and "the girs"-there were no servants-fOr days previous had been making marvellous constructions Of mince and apple and pumpkin pies The turkey flanked one end of the ta- ble and huge chicken pie the other. The small boy, already gorgcd, when his aunt slyly asked him which kind of pie he would have. as If he could have but one, timidly but eagerly an swered back, "All three"
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-28

For the latest style Nubone corsets phone 108.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-28
Be a Daily Times reader.
NOTICE.

Coasting on all hills about town is strictly prohibited, and the only hill that cOasting will be tolerated on is on c street, from Third to First. Par ents are requested to admonish the youngsters, as their help will possibly avoid a serious accident.
 This warning is especially issued in regard to coasting on any and all side walks. GEO, DOOLEY,
 Chief of Police.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-11-28
INVITATION TO ALASKA.

God haste the day of iron steed, And solid new steel rail; At last to meet Alaskas need, Take place of old dog trail Our big Northiand needs greater
 speed,
 A newer, better way; Its riches great lie without-heed, Hid since Creations day. In cities men are crowded sore, And hungry cry for bread, Discouraged are to faint hearts core, To suicide are led. While here up north Is all to fill, His needs. his wants, his wish; There is no call for him to kill, But fill to brim his dish. And eat to satisfaction quite, With wife and children dear. With page of life all clear and white, Without a single tear. To brain and brawn is here extended, The welcome hand so strong. Of opportunity distended, And cheer for naught that's wrong. Alaska welcomes mankind all, From corners of the earth; No color, race. or tongue will call In vain to find a dearth. For all may wheels of progress roll And some will great men be, Who now iii poverty of soul Cry--no success can see Take courage, lad. and give call On God, beneath this sky, Where with heart light and fear so
 small, ouICtSS lb yours tO No sign of failure, if when there, You put yOar hand to blow: Resolved that there and everywhere To toll you will know how. What matters if for years you work, Just happiness will find. Just do your very best-don't shirk- At peace will be your mind. The iron horse will fetch you here Upon the trails of steel, To Matanuska Junction clear, On Uncle Sams new wheel And the old dog trails will disappear From off the face of map; New roads come on-Oh, have no fear, Fresh minerals to tap. And when old age comes on apace, Contented be your life; A quiet home among your race, With naught of toll or strife.
 MAY l.. KELLOG.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-09

being first and Roy Morse second
Both men are negroes. Joie Ray fin
tshed third in the mile race, John F.
Ryan of Boston winning. The time
was 4:30 3-5, painfully slow for such
good men. -. ....-..
Jack Dillon couldn't knock Battling
Levinsky out in ten rounds at New
York last night, but the punishment
he gave the Battler will remain as
memory for some time. Time after
time Dillon landed heavy blows,
seemingly putting them where they
would do the most damage, but Le-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-09

whisky surprised the fans by his abil-
ity to take punishment. Levinsky
rocked before the attack, but kept
warding off
warding off the attack of the rival
heavyweight .....
Abe AtteII, former featherweight
champion, says Mike Gibbons is the
only man in the ring today who
comes near being like the fighters of
the old days. He says most of the
others are parlor dancers.
Gibbons is the only one have
seen among the present-day fighters
who really sets for punch" says
Abe. "He is not only like the older
fighters in that respect, but he knows
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-03
DDS BlmtoelG
ocs 4omlucrtruits!
3a6lt @ierteliubrS 9ibiSenbc pOl
70 8rp5ent ms, nliO 100 BRO
sent per Sahr.

g}ap gorf, 3. SUM. g. g. Oh
8ono oe Rentours & Co., better be-
taunt unter Dem Ramen Oh 8ono
Qolpoer 60, erfIGrte geitern, 0ob
mieoerilm cine ungebeuere QibiOenoe
cur 3ablung gelongen tueroe. 9ie
cnormen ariegsgelpiune Der Sir
ma tomuleu ieet in 6orn elmer
gierteliabrs 0ibibettoe bon 25
9ro5ent, g[ei6 100 grooert i'm
Sabre 3u 8arteilung
g9ie bel allen friiberen gInI1lIen
8ablt Die 5irna ieOot mir eihen
9eil in bar; ben BEL peitem gr0be.
rem getrog ober in engIiid.fron3o-
iii6en ariegsaulei9e. .Sdeinen aus,
ron mel6en oie s5irma einen gelpal-
tigen 8oiten iibernonmen bat. 9aut
8eriAt lper0en $50 4ro3ent in
bar, nno 1920 9rou3ent iii Qnlei-
teideineu ausge3abIt, 6eren 8ert
ais So Gents per Dollar feltgeiest
lpltr0e.
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Se0lecrc 0bcr
serceptc Strafc!
SdlGdltcr in '6annDher, Der reidc
&uuoeH 6euUrsnste, nnf 3 Sabre
inS 3ndltbans.

Berlin 3. SUM. - Der iDobI.
babenOe Sdlddterlneiiter Hidar1
Gantpe in Sauuoper lit peeen lie.
bertretltng Der 9tobrimgSlnittel.gfe.
gltlotionen 81 Orei Sabren 3uht.
haus bcrartellt morben.
9ie 9oli3ei bate aellntnis ct.
bnlten, ooB Gompe beimli6 6leiid
an rei6e aun0en 81 enornien 9rei.
len berfuufte. Gtne 0eborOlide lin.
teriltdlng ergab, tn einen beirnli.
den Seller DerborgetL ein 2oger
ION 5fpei Eonuen Hino-, aolb- uno
Sdpeinefleiid. gei Dem 95ro3eB
geitan0 Ganipe, bob ct ons @eies
auf obige g8eiie felt iiber eineM
Sabre iibertretcn babe, porauf ieine
.Gerurtcillmg 8u Der gennnllten
idperen Strafe erfolgte.
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2lntcr. 1f1atrcic int
RanaSa inbafticrt!

San 6ronciSco, gol., 8. Suni.-
Ser amerifanii1e Secmann SO.
Gorots, peIher Dor iuenigen 8o.
den ouf Dem amrrifaniiden Dam.
pier nHepublic1 ais apf Ole 9feiie
outrat, lit geItcrn ipieoer Dierber alt-
ritdgefebrt, nah6cm er bon Den ia.
na0ii1en geb1r0en in 8ancouper,
.. g., am is. gtai ais beroGdtiger
oelttider Spion obHe ieoe llriofe
heruntergebelt lulo pcrbaftet lpuroe.
Gorots muBte 8e5n Gage I'M Ge-
i1ngnis id)madten, che es Dem ome-
ritatiidlen aoililtl geInng. Die ge-
meiie fiir feline amerifdniide gilr.
gcrldoft uno ieine gefrciung si1
teronlaIien. Gorots erfldrte, oie
Gcrbaftung iei MIR aus Dem einfa.
den @ntnOc erfOlgt neil oie fand.
6iiden SoIbaten i'm icines glonens
meoen fir eiiten 3eittiden gcbalteR
botten.
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6rnncItcinle9ilno Scr
SacteS Pcart 1lkaHcmic

9}opillion 9teb,, 8. SUM. - sSn
Qapilion miro nlorgeil Sonntog,
na6mittags Inn 4 llbr, Die feierIi-
DE @runolteinlegung Der Socrco
Scort 9lfaoenie riter impoianten
6eierlidfeiten ItottfinOcn. Ser
bodlu. 9iidof sSSobn $enrD Tiben
ron 2incoln miro rnter 9eiIton6
ot0erer @eiitli1en Die teierli9e
&auolitng norilebnien. glus omaha
lit cine cute aopeIle engagiert NOR
ben, itnl indbrero oes gfahmittoqs
5u fon5eutieren uno elm Gbor bic.
tiger Sanger miro ip1breaO Der
5eier paiienoe 2ie0er auin gortrag
bringen. gd6t nur @litgIieOer Der
fatboliiden Stride, ionoern 0oS gltb-
Iifitn i'm Aagenleinen 1T eingeIa.
ben, Der @runoiteilIeglng bei3upob-
men. 8iifof 9iben 1T elmer Der
beiten Reoner itnter 0en fatboliihen
4irdenfiiriten unn ieine glnlprahe
miro autb fir 9lnberSgloubigc G0ait
intereiiaut iein. gon Gmabo fdbrt
bic StraBcn6abn oIlitiinOlt6 no9
&opiIIiOH. :
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cSransOfen 6alten iunere Stcllnnsel
43rc>ScMtIcte 21ciosln0
01lt rltHifc6cn Pcf!
8rOffirit 9li6ulas Iull pru.Oentiden
llmtrteben Elm Gn0e
bereiten.

Betrogro0, 3. SUM. - Qa8 pro-
oetitI6e Clement am ruiliiden sol
uaGt ii9 lpieoer brett. IS miro
0ffentlid) boa ben biciigen 3eitlnlgcn
bebauptet, 0aB gepiiie bobe glriito-
fraten pelde enhpeoer Oelltider
g(bItan1n1ung fino, o0er nit Geutidl-
lon0 ipntpatbiiiercn, lpeil lie lire
auf oellti6en llniberiitdtcn
mte0erum ibren gtnfluB
beniiberL I'M ben Gar fir einen
Seporatfrieoen 5il geluinnen.
9ie ngtopoe 8rcinio" nenut fitni
Der 1ngebliden ogerihmorenen" uno
perlongt lire 95nbaftierun9 mcgen
@odoerrots. 3lpei Der gcnanuten
filnf glriltofraten maren itets grobe
@iiultIinge 6es 8oren im0 beiibcu
aud iest nod 8roBen @i1fInB iiber
ibn.
@s beiBt, buB @roBfiirIt 9tidola8,
mel6er oen SberbcieDl ilber oie rui-
i:ifc 9trnec in g(iien gegcn Die Siir.
fen fiibrt, nod Der @aitptitaot gu.
riidfebren mag Inn Der Gatigfcit
Der pro.oeutiden 9oflinge ein @uoe
5u bereiten, menn es Der 3or nidt
ielbit iofort tut.
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HMm1nicn hcimIic6
DemtIcblanS pcrbiinSet!
grIetnns geiiarabienS iua BET ei'
eentlide Sipef Oes uenen San'
bclsubtommeus iein.

8ufareIt, 3. SUM. - Snfolee oes
neuen runl1nii6en Sanoelsbertrnges
nit 9eutihlono, Geiterreid I'm,
garn iino 9ulgorien, iino Oic Dip.
Iomntii1en 9e5iebungen 5piifen
9ium1nien ino ben glLliierten oil.
BERT eeipannt. HubIonO nimnt Gu.
m1nten gegeniiber cine orobenoc
Snltung an (ein .gluff"), uno Die
9iegierungen bon 5ranfreidj uno
england bdben ehenf1lIs geeen ben
ongebliden politiiben gborafter 0cs
obigen SarOelsbertrages proteitiert.
(gl1d ocm Seeiieg Der QeutI6en
miro iid gtunt6uien fpeitig an Den
8roteIt febren)
8rentiernliililter &a0osldipo bat
ben @eionOten Der @ntGitenl16te al.
ler0ings bic 9eriiheruug gegeben,
oob 9tum1nien fem giinOnis nit
Qeutidlan0 umo Seiterei6. llngarn
eingegdngcn, un0 0aB e3 grablidtigt,
neutral 81 bleiben, ober III gut I'M.
terriftcten areiien erlpartet man,
onB bic rrntGriil1e glrmee Die rui.
iiihe @renae iiberihreiten unO Sci.
iarabien 6eleben lpirO, lpenu Die
oeutiden @rfol9e anoauern ioIl.
ten.
Die @ciesung 8eIidrabiens ioll,
ipie berlolttet, Der eigertlidc 3pcd
oes 8ertrogs nit ben 3entrnlndd-
ten iein.
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Siil6 init Gerrait5a's
1icte ciItpcritanSeH!
Megifaniidlc 3eitungen brifen lire
gefriebignng barber ans;
SelOipetalatiOn Derboten.

staOt Merifo, 3. SUM. Die
merifaHiihen 3eitliligcn biligcn
hollitanOig Die @oltlng Garran8as
in ieiner neuitcn gote oil Die amc-
lifoliiihe 9tegtariing.
Sic iogefL oa 9iaa iGit 5pili
Monateu 4poaItdnoig beridmuuoen4
iei uno ieiuc 9lnbduger ocritrellt
ieien, 10 liege gar fem @rirno nor,
mesbnl6 Die Streitfrdfte bet Ser.
5taoten nod I1iiger ouf alHerifani-
idem gooen blei6en iollten.
Sin dnttli1es Defret, oos bcltte
erlaiicn lpitroe, oerbietet 8eI0ipetu.
lotion in ieoer 5oruL mo Die 9ie-
gierung iebt Die dleiu itattboften
@edielfilrie felt.
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9rutl6e Onr(bltO6cn
fran56fid)e Sinitn!
20 Gffisicrc, 1000 ,ltann fins eefanocr, Has
norcn mnS iiber 20 ,liaiGinen0cidiitc
tpMrcen erbcMtet.
GailettewalS iest sdnslie i'm Seutiaen teiis.

Sdnoen Der 6rau5oicn. qlbgeieben
bon 0ieiem @epinne Der DelltiAen
puroen oieieIben an allen nnoeren
Orten 5uriidgetrieben,
Die Geutihen ma9ten bic groB.
ten 9tnitrenglngeit, auf Dem red-
ten llfer Der Nluus gerit1rfiingen
3u fon5entrieren mo miteritiitten
oicie 9en1ilbangen ourh ein bef.
iiges 5elcr ans bon anOeren Stel.
len berbeiecbra6teH iAmeren @e-
ihiiben.
Scben Die Sdrift an Der @anO.
Die aon3entrierung Der oelttihen
Str1fte miro in 8aris ais Elm Sci.
den oafiir angeiebelL Dob Die Geitt.
iben iett ben ditBeriten @eriu9
no6en, oen felt !ange beabiidtigten
glngriff alf @eronn ielbit erfolg-
reid uus6ufiibren, i'm cine ollee-
meine 0ffeniipe Der gGiierten I'LL.
uoglid 5lt MAIDEN (ols Oh BON elmer
iolhcn ilberbonpt nod Die gieOe
iein fonne.) EROS Der iiberaus ero-
ben glnltreugnngen Der 0eutiheH,
berihtet oas Stricgsdnt, Dab ole
@miptitellingen nod niht lpeientlib
9eanOert iinO. (9tod niht peient-
lid oas l1Bt tief bliden.)
gluf unieren redten 5liigel 3lpi-
i6cu 8aur ulO 0olnIoup gerihtete
9lngriife blieben idntli6 erfoIglrs,
un0 mir bradten Dem 6einoe idipe.
re gerlitite bel. 81breno oieier
Sample mar 0as glrtiaerie 6euer
unInterbroden beftig.
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@erIin 8. oSuni. iiber Qon0on.

Berlin 3. SUM, iiber 2onoon. -
Sic @roberling oes Gailettepaloes,
iiIoli6 pom Sort Gououmont, an
Der gerouner 5ront, iopie Die @r.
itiiruilns anihIieBenber @r1ben
iullroe beute bonn Striegsamt gencl-
BET.
Sin @cgenangriff Der 6ran5oien
iiloneitIif bonn 8al0e BON 8dur
mar elm SSebIidlag, trosoem er mil
Itarter Mudt unternonmen lpltrOc.
Die @efangennabme bon 76 81.
fi3ieren uno 1000 Rom miro ee.
meIoet, iopie Die @rbeutung bon
3 &ononen ltp6 mebr ais 20 @fa-
,dinengeldiiBen.
8as bic 5raH5oien iaseu.
@aris, 3. SUM. 0as fran3oii.
ihe ariegsantt gi6t 5it OaB bic
3eutiden Die fran5oiii6en 2inica
6pii6en Sort 9ouatinont uno Dem
5eid)e bon 8aur ourdbrpHen baben.
SSn Dem geriht beibt es meiter:
Die 9eutiden upterna9ulen geitern
nadt Deri6ieoene duBerit beftige
glngriffe anf Sort gour uno ieB.
ten Oielelben beute in uller 6riiEe
fort, lpur0cn ie0o6 ie0esmal mil
groBem 8erluit 6uriidgetrieben. Gie
Sample eritredten iih auf Der gan.
gen 2inic bon Sort 9ouaumoitt
bis 0u eincm 9Sunfte iilolid BON
8anr nit grobter Grbitterilrg,
Die 3cutiden beidoiien 9iigel
geo. 304 nit ibrer ihlperen 9lrtil.
lerie uno burdorangen Die frnn3s-
iiidcn 2inien norOlid BON Der
9auptItellung. 3lpei beftige oeut.
idle glngriiie peitlid BON Der Se-
len @tann 9obe pltroct obgeidla.
gen.
Die 103 Gage mdbrenoe 5dladt
iut 9eronn erreidte gritern ibrcn
SObcpuntt in fitrdtbaren SS5ufnnte-
rie 9lngriffen ouf Den gtorOabbGn-
gen Oes 9iigels, auf meIder Sort
8oltr iif befinOet.
5rnn5uieu balten iunere Stellnnseu.
&aris, 3. SUM. - 9ie inneren
Stellungen bel Sort 8uur, mo Die
Dertifen Die eriten 2inien ourd-
brodeu boben, befiuOen ii6 nod in
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11tcb INT Smclcnsk
pliinHcrt rikOrlaScn!

@1osfdu, 8. SUM. Die Salipt.
raoeIsfiibrer Der fiir3liden StroBcn.
unrllben in SmpIenSt muroen au
je bier Snbren 3ubtbaus berlrteiIt.
Cine sfn8obl 2elte batte iid) in Suo.
lenst Dor einen Spirituoien Sc
i6Gft ongeiainn1eIt unO berlangte,
Dab Ousielbe aeoffnet niiroe. SnfoI.
se Der 8eieerung beg 8eiibers. ibr
8erIongen Su erfiilIeit, gerieten Die
2eute in 8ut, crbrod)en Die Giiren
mo pliinoerten Die ibnen poli3eilid
berbotcnen @etrdnfe, Inn iih enc.
lid mie0er eillnal am geIiebten
8utfp gu bernui@
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glmiter6ont 3. SUM. - 0ie oeitt.
Ihe slotte bat bic britiid)e aitfge.
iuht rnb fie geid)lngen. g2inoeitens
orei groBe S6Iahtfreu5er, elm Rie-
ieni6Io6tid)iff, orei Streli5er uno aht
SorpeOoj1ger Der britiihen Slotte,
Ods oeutibe 2tnienififf a4on1ntern"
Sfpei fleine oeiiti9e areu3er uno
orei ODER bier oeiltihe 9orpeoojd.
ger liegen oilf Der !Sobe Der @eit.
fillte gtor0Odnemarfs auf Dem 80.
oen Der 9oroiee Gie oeuti6e Slot.
te bat iiber einen ibr on 8obl melt
iiberIegenen @egner geiieet, uno
bns oeittidle Golf feiert beitte einen
Geeiieg, ipie er In Der @eltgefdihte
eiu5ig ooiteben 0iirfte. Gnglano
gfbt al, fnf es gd)lnhtfreu5er lnO
Sreli8er bon $4,000 Tounengeb1lt
bel 0ieier SeeidlaAt berIoren bat.
Inter ben serItorten 9riegsId)iffen
befin6en fid) Die groben SdInht.
freu5er 1Gueen MnrD". osSnoefati.
gable, as5nDincible4 lno od8 9tie.
ieuidladtidiff 1@aripite"; b0Gig
faliIpfimfibig ipnroe oos SdIndt.
f9iff nWorlborongb" genla4t; fer.
ner ipuroen Die sdnellfreu5er DE.
fence, oglnf 9rince" uno p8or-
rior" alif ben MieereSgritno befor-
bert, uno BON oeinielben Sdifidl
tuurbet nlinoeltens od)t ooer neun
9orpeoojdger lluo Elm Gaudhoot CT.
elf. Die 9eutihen berloren onS
2inienififf nBonlmern@, Die fleinen
areli8er s@ieSbooen" uno ofSrouen.
Iob" uno orei ooer bier 3orpeboj1.
ger. Die beutideu TorpeOoi1ger
boben iid in oieier 5eeidIodt our9
lire Siibnbeit beionoers berborGe-
ton.
8os 9ieienidl1htidiff o8aripite"
NOR elm 5dmeiterldiff Der a0ueen
GIi8ubetb~, 27500 9onnen groB uno
botte cine 9eiasung bon itber 1000
Wlailn. 9as torpe0Ierte Hieier1a
idlohtihiff pMnrI6orougb4 lit 25,.
600 1onnen groB, gang neu ltno
bate eine 8einsung bon 800 Mann.
nsynoefatignble@ bate cine Aaiier.
Der0rdngung bon 1900 Gonnen.
oGueen WtdrD@ uno asyilnincible@
paren ebenio groB. pdbrenO Der
o@arrior4 cine @aHerperordnglng
bon 1860 3onnen batte.
a9ommern@, Elm oeltihes 2inien.
Id)iff dlterelt SSabrgongs, bate cine
Baiicrberordngnng bon 1897 Com
ueib 06rauenlob" (idon oreirnal
oprber pon oen Auiien berientt) cine
Iolde BON 2715 Conner imo Der
fleine areliser ggSiesboocn" par
ntr 993 9ounen eroB. Die ge.
Iositng Der seritorten belltidjen
Sdiffe betrng 996 Wlanti pabreno
bic britilAen gerlilite nitf nnbe5u
5000 0lonn geiddtt meroen.
SlegestMbel III SeiitIdllnnD.
Berlin, 3. SUM iber 2onoon.
Raiier @ilhelm tDir0 I'M 2aufe 0es
beiitiqen Cages In @ilbelmgboDen
eintrefferL nm Die Sodieeftotte. mel.
DE bic en9liida dlotte nii Der od.
niihen Sliilte oeidtagett 8it inIpi-
3iercn.
Die oentltbe @rcIIe 6eipridlt Die
SeeIdlladlt in eiugebenoer 8eiie, uno
init bercdltigtem StoI3. aupitdn
gseriius. Observation-Disclosures oes
gerliner gogebIatt, iagt:: Die oeut.
Ihc SndieefIotte bat in offener See.
ihlodt unb obne llnteritiibuug BON
Ri;ltenbatterien ner nlddtigiten Slot.
tc Ser 3eIt cine iiegreide 5dla6t
aeIiefert. 9os ganae oelltihe goIf
banft Dem gefeblsbaber Der sFlottc,
ben 6iibrefn Der ein8eInen Sdliffe
ma Apr Apiohitua AprfaIhrtt fiir no.