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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
NEARLY MILLION
HOMELESS BY Big
FLOODS IN China
SoS,yS
Area Estimated at 8 ass gu
sand Square y .,o.ov-
ince Of y Under
ALONG THE HWAI RIVER
Reports to Washington of Dis
aster Say Appeal for Aid
Will Be Made.
COVERS EIGHT DISTRICTS

Washington, Sept. 20.-Nearly a
million people have been made home
less by one of the greatest floods on
record in that section OF China where
the American Red Cross already has
spent 100000 for flood protection
and where the S30,00O,000 loan for
reclamation work which was post
poned by the war, was to have been
spent. Reports to the State depart
ment today from the American con-
sui at Nankin said the Hwai river had
inundated an area of about 1000
square miles in Anhui province APP
peals for aid have been sent out. All
the autumn crops were destroyed.
Large Lake Damned.
The flood occurred in an alluvial
section, where the north-to-south
passage of the Grand canal had
damned a large lake and allowed the
Hwai river too little space to carry
off the excess water. Todays delayed
advices described conditions several
weeks ago, but officials believe there
has been little improvement.
The State department issued the
following:
THE department has received from
the American consul at Marking dis
patches giving detailed information
regarding recent, extensive foods
along the Hwai river, in Anhui prov
ince. The inundation is equal to, ii
not greater than, the one of 1909. An
area of some 1000 square miles was
submerged under from three to ff-
teen feet OF water, and from July II
to July 2l the waters reached such a
height as to submerge all except very
high ground in an area estimated at
1000 square miles.
Ten Large Cities.
1.-THE flood extended throughout
eight districts in northern Anhui,
There are ten cities of considerable
size in these eight districts, with a
total population estimated at from
100000 to 100000 people. The to-
tai population of the flooded region is
4 approximately 2,500,000 people.
while 1t is thought that compare
4 lively few lives we're lost. crops and
personal property have been de-
stroyed and there are thousands OF
destitute people, nearly all Of whom
are now objects OF charity. The sup
ply of foodstuffs on hand will be in
adequate to feed the people and prac-
tically all of the autumn crops il the
eight districts have been entirely de-
stroyed. Appeals for relief have
come in from the various affected dis
tricts." .- o. .-
In the flood of 1909, nearly one
million lives were lost. Soon after
ward c. D. Jameson, an American
engineer, was sent to China to work
out reclamation system. In 1914
Colonel Siebert OF the Panama canal
headed Red Cross commission which
approved Jameson's plans, and the
Chinese government began arrange
ments for a $30,000,000 loan to put
them into effect. The European war,
however, made it impossible to raise
the capital
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
FIGURES SHOW
COST OF LIVING
WILL GO HIGHER
Table of Comparative Prices
Of Chicago Merchants and
Producers Indicates the
Worst Is to Come.
EVERY PERSON AFFECTED
Canned Fruits and Paper Bags
and Women's Shoes, Mems
Collars More Expensive:
COTTON AND WOOL ARE UP

Chicago. Sept. 20.---The cost OF liv-
ing this winter will reach an unprec.
edented scale and will affect every
person. no matter what object may
be purchased. according TO a table OF
comparative prices compiled here to-
day Merchants and producers are
virtually unanimous in forecast OF
further increases in prices which have
already advanced alarmingly within
the last year
Food prices. il is said, vary accord.
ing to quality and quantity, but il
Is the small purchaser at retail who
must pay most. Wholesalers say
canneries throughout the country
have informed Aem that fall and
winter deliveries will be only one
third normal, while the last vegetable
crop is said tc be only half the guam
tity expected.
Thirty Per Cent Higher.
Canned fruits will be thirty per
cent higher and canned vegetables
are expected by wholesalers to m
crease twenty per cent in price. Pa
pei bags in which the housewife car
ries home her marke, purchases have
increased in cost from 9s cents in
wholesale lots to $l.5S. This advance
is typical OF all paper products.
Cotton goods have advanced be-
tween twenty-five and thirty-hve per
cent Woolens have kept pace with
cotions.
The best lines OF womcns shoes
for fall and winter will cost twice
as much as the same article last
year, dealers say,
Collars Higher in Price.
Even collars, that two-for-a-quarter
staple which men have known for
generations, will BE- a thing OF the
past. Collars now have been advanc-
ed to - cents each and the laundries
which have for years laundered col
lars for two and half cents, have
announced that three cents each will
he the future cost.
Cigar iobbers raised their prices
this week 20 between four and FIVE
dollars q thousand 10 the dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
RUMOR CHIHUAHUA
is TAKEN BY VILLA
Second Assault On City Said to
Have Been Preceded by I
Mutiny of Garrison.
GARCIA DENIES THE REPORT

El Paso, Tex; Sept. 2O-A number
Of rumors were current here today
that Chihuahua City was captured by
Villa in second attack last night,
General Francisco Gonzales, COM
mandant at Juarez, and Consul Gar
cia declared the reports were without
foundation.
According to reports the attack was
preceded by mutiny of large part
OF the garrison. The bandits were
said to occupy the municipal and fed
eral palaces, the penitentiary and two
fortified hills.
Consul Garcia and General Con-
zales maintained that although wire
communication had been hampered
messages received early today indi-
Gated quiet in Chihuahua City.
May Cut Communications.
San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 20.-Belief
that Francisco Villa will soon cut the
Carranza line of communications be-
tween Chihuahua City and Juarez, if
he has not already done so, was sug-
gested by Major General Funston to-
day after he had a report on Villas
Chihuahua engagement received from
Brigadier General Bell at Ell Paso.
Stories gathered by General Bell
from persons reaching Ell Paso from
the interior indicate that General Ire
vinos forces were driven out of Chi
huahua City in Villas Saturday attack
and that they took station on large
hill outside the city from necessity
and not from choice, as previous re-
ports said. From this hill they sue
ceeded by the use of artillery in dis
lodging the Villistas.
Funston Withholds Details.
General Funston refused to give out
all details of the report for publica-
ton, but he said that it confirms pre-
vious accounts of the battle and in
dicated even more serious conditions
than were admitted by the Carran-
zistas.
General Bells report said that Vii
las force last Saturday was estimated
at from 500 to 700 men. General Fun
ston believes that this force has
grown since the Chihuahua battle. He
said that in this case the logical step
for Villa to take would be the sever
ing of the line of communications be-
tween Chihuahua and Juarez. This
would give him control of the Mexico
Northwestern railroad and, the gen.
eral added, "the garrison to the north
would have to look out"
Flat Denial by Trevino.
Later, when wire communication
was restored to normal, General Con
zales announced he had received a
message from General Jacinto Trevi.
no, sent at II a. m, which said that
the border rumors were absolutely
without foundation, that work Of
clearing the wreckage created in the
Hidalgo day attack was progressing
quietly and that all reports in the
state capital indicated that Villas
band is still in the Sierre De La Silla,
near Santa Ysabel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
German Products Go to Japan and
British Orient in Large Quantities

Navigation company-the concern
that is alleged to be engaged in carry
ing German products between Sweden
and the far east.
Allen is president of the Chosen
Minerals company at Seoul, Korea,
and president Of George r. Allen &
Co, of New York and is said to con-
troll large tungsten mines in Korea
and Japan.
The Swedish Navigation COM
pany," said Allen, 'is controlled, &C
cording to Britishers in the Orient,
by Samuels & Samuels company of
London, firm OF high standing. One
can buy all the eau de cologne and
other German products one wants
anywhere in the Orient at usual
prices"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
Brooklyn Bakers
Want Embargo on
Export Of Wheat

New York. Sept. 20.-President
Wilson will be asked to call spe-
cial session OF congress to declare
an embargo upon the exportNion OF
whea, and federal and state invcsti-
cations OF the increase in the price
OF -four will be demanded by reso-
!u,ions adopted by 200 bakers of
Brooklyn yesterday. 1t was asserted
that Aour would be sold at Sl4 a
barrel and bread at 20 cents loaf
next spring unless an embargo is im-
posed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
More Than One Hundred
For Needv of ireland

Tag day with the socialists was at
tended with what was considered
pretty good results, tags netting
$l05,09 havong been sold. The tag day
sales were under the direction Of the
socialists, young women selling on
~" n-om'nent street corners. The
proceeds Of the sales will go to afund
.>.ng raised by the socialists to aid
the widows and orphans of Irish rev.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
Dan Thomas Not Strong
Enough to Stand Operation

Dan Thomas, 46l6 North Twenty
sixth street, was so badly hurt in his
fall down Hotel Castles elevator shaft
Tuesday that the amputation of his
right leg could not be made. DR., F. J.
Schleier, the attending physician, says
Thomas is too weak to stand the oper-
alton. Amputaton will have to be
postponed until the man gains
strength.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21

San Francisco, Sept 20.--That Ja-
pan, the Straits settlements and Brit
ish possessions in the Orient are re-
ceiving numerous articles from Ger
many, including perfumes, soap and
German hops, shipped from Sweden
through London agency and with
the knowledge Of the British govern
ment was the declaration made here
today by George R. Allen, a mining
man who arrived yesterday from the
Orient.
According to Allen, five or six ships
month are necessary to carry on this
trade between Sweden and Yokoha-
ma. Before the war, he said, one
steamer a month was sufficient to
take care OF the trade Of the Swedish
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
Health Board Secretaries
Draw Less Than $500
(From a Staff Correspondent.

Lincoln, Sept. 20-(Special DIR.
Lucien Stark, treasurer of the secre-
taries of the State Board of Health,
flied his annual report with State Su-
perintendent Thomas, indicating that
a total of $3,178 was collected in fees
by the board for examinations given
applicants for licenses
Each member Of the board secured
little less than $500 a year as
reward for their official activities.
The four secretaries are H. B.
Cummins of Seward, E. Arthur Carr
of Lincoln, c. T. Burchard of Falls
City and Lucien Stark of Harrington.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
To Round Off the Corner of
F0rtieth and Hamilton

The City Planning commission
will round off the southeast corner
of Fortieth and Hamilton streets by
moving the corner back thirty-three
feet and establishing a wide turn,
which will improve traffic conditions.
The inside of the arc will be parked.
This corner adjoins the Walnut Hill
water reservoir.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
& -

There are a few peo-
pie who still look upon
advertising as an ex-
pense. They will cheer
fully hand out many
dollars in postage to
have their selling mes
sage delivered to a few
hundred people, yet be-
g1"udge the expenditure
Of a few dimes on a
Want-Ad that reaches
tens of thousands.
Call Tyler 1000
for Bee Want-Ad
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21

he HAS HIS FATHERS HOME
---Mrs. E. n. Hartman and her
son, W. Averill Hartman, to
whom she presented the wonder
ful estate her husband created for
. homo in the Cstskills.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21


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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21
The Weather

Fsr NshFAska-Falr: cooler.
fsmperatuFe. ut Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21

L 4 wEi-sH aessoTolos.s,.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-21

Thousands Of Omaha
families read The Bee
exclusively.
II you want their trade
advertise in The Bee.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
&nlturarbeit im Strbitm.
2anbitraten uerbciIert nnb seritDrtc
8ebaube bcrgeitellt.

= N'em 90 rf, 10. Sebr. Gie alr-
6eiten Der 9elitf6en luto Seiterrei.
der in Serbieit, mo lie @ebauoe, Die
ourh Seuer utto Dos 9ontbaroeinent
5eritort tpuroen, tpieoer aufbouen,
i6einen permanenten Gborofters 5u
iein 60 er56bIte beiite Or. G. &c.
@beable, ein 9lr5t bes &oten 4reil-
5es, Der oiif Dem fronsoiii9en Som-
pier ga Souraine na6 9lmerifa su.
riidgefebrt lit. 8ebGuoe aus Stein
itno 3entent eriesen iene, Die ser.
itort tporoen iparen, utb lcrbiI6e
SnnoitroBen, ipe5ieG ioI6e, Die bon
militdrii9em @erte iinb, peroeil
tpieoer bergeitellt l:lto perbeiiert. Der
Ginori,f berridlt, ouB Die Seutonen
iid in 6ert permanertten 8eiis bon
Serbien iesen tpollen. Or. GbeaoIc
iagte, oaB Sffi5iere, nit benen er
iprah, iid often briiiteten, oab Elm
Selo5ug gegen 9lesppten baIS iunter.
nommen Derben iplle.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
als &arnung wiinidtns:
inert.
GrridJtnns elmer Gesiernnss-Eanser-
ssabrif entpfpblen.

@uibington, 10. Sebr. 0ic
Gn1pfebluna oes 9luSi6uIies fir
Morinc AngeIeeenbeiten, tros Der
Orcbung Der Tun5erplotten Sabri-
fanten, ben Breis auf 5000 bro
Come binaufSutreiben. cine &eeie-
rungs : 8ort5erplattenfabrif au er-
rihten, ipiirbe belite bem Senat
iiberrei6t. Der glusi6ub ioete, bob
Die &eeieri,ng ousaeniist perbe ltnb
bos ei15ige @eeerntittel cine &eeie.
ritng5fabrif biloe
YSelbit pem Die &egieriing cine
9lnloee bouen, lie abiperren lnb nie-
mails belliisen ioate," beibt es in Der
gmpfebIung, olo mare bies flug ge-
bonbelt, oenn tie ipGre elm @ornnllng
on Die priouten Sa6rifanten, bob es
cine @ren5e eibt, iiber DelGe bindits
iih Die Tegieritng niht molle treiben
loiien, lnb mo- 8eoulo cine Sueenb
5u iein oufbore."
Se,te, iaete Der 8eridt, lei Die
Heeierling ben Tan5erplotten So
brifanten auf 9nabe uno llngno6e
iiberliefert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
Sar;elona fDn Trtibafen
lDerbelr.

gan brib, 10. Sebr. 0ie ipo.
niid]e &esierung itebt I'M gegriffe.
gor5eIono fiir einen 5reibofen 81 er-
flGren.
gor5elonn Iiest I'M norboitIi6en
Sponien liro iit Der beoeiitenbite gm.
pfangsbnfen oes 2oitbes ant WtitteI-
meere. Gin 9iertel beS ipaniiGen
gluslonhsbonbels eeht bur6 6ieien
Sufen, ser MIR burd) Gabir in 9esug
auf oen llmfane 0es Sradtpolumens
iibertroffen miro.
SS5nt Sabre 1910 erreihten oieien
Sofen 1862 9anpfer nit 2,463, 900
Sonnen 2noline ben Safen, lutb on
bieier 3iffer pnren Die aiiitenoant.
pier nidt beteiIigt. Die Sulintein.
fubrortifeI iillb GobIe. @etrcibe lmb
8oim1lpoIle. Ser @rport eritreft iih
in Der Sauptio6e ouf @ein Del llno
Sort.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10

6iierten Ereiie erfl1rt baben ion, bnB
Die Ser. Stooten Su elmer Seit, ba Die
2uiitania aontroperfe ihon erleDiet
i6ien, ~neie 6oroerlngen" eelteGt
botten, rOie mir 1tnn1oeli6 onnebmen
fonnen."
slls SefretGr 2otIing's @rfIGrung
beroffelltli6t fp,1roe, fobeIte Die 9lf-
io5iierte Hreiie ibren 9erliner Gor-
reiponOenten Inn cine @cltdtigung
Der Or zimmerman in ber Mtltnb
eclegten gebauptltng. Seute fobelte
Der Sorreiponoent folgenbes:
Berlin. 8. Sebr. Ser @ort-
lnrt oeS SSnterpieps nit ltnter=Se-
fretar Zimmerman pilroe ibm lulter-
breitet unb bon ibm g1tgebeiBen, ebe
es Dem &obel iibergeben ipur6e. 9e.
5iieIid Ser @prte rneue sSoroerun-
gen. lit 6u ioeen, oab iie 6ufIt1bIidJ
genult iiitb. Ser &orrefpon6ent fragte
iofprt iibcr bic 9totur bieier sSoroe-
riingen on, erbieIt ober feline Gnt-
mort.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
0tbtnsmiibtr Samficr.
M. %. 9icDnulos cridlpf iidl in ici.
mem Sans in Yanura, Suiua.

Tanora, SSn, 10. 6ebr. 9t.
90. &epnolos, Trdiioent Der 8utbrie
@olintp gtotional-9onf ltno ein 9ril-
Der Seorge so. Hepnol0s', zines Ghi-
cugoer garfiers, beging geitern
SeIbitmorb, itoem er iid III ieinem
bieiigen S5oiiie erifoB. Gin Seibeu
unb Sriibiinn tperoen als Die llriod)e
ieiner 2ebensnliiOigfeit ongegeber.
9lrtbllr &epnolos bon Gbieaeo, ein
onoerer Sritoer, 1T bette firth cin-
getroffen, I'M Die arrangements filr
bos Acknowledgements 6u treffen.
Serr &epnoIos NOR BrGIibent Der
ganf, Die Dor SSohren bon ieinem
Soter gegriinoet iporoen mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
Ser ,Strltnmber" &DDit=
Delt.
Sen. Smith perteibigt frcmbsebprene
Snrger anf Euntiae.ganfett.
Splunseno fritiiiert @iliun's 9riefe'
rel ppr @rpkbritannien.

Yontiac, Wti6., 10. Sebr Sier
fano geltern bos iGbrlibe Oaflono
Gountp 9incoln Gepublicon Club
9ul1fett itott, oos lid oiesmnl burfJ
grobere 9eteiligitng ieitens Der Sc
i6Gftspelt Yontiac's alls3eidnete als
in friiberen SSabren. sluffaleno mar,
oaB cine 9ln5obl befanlter 9elnofrd-
ten boran teiInabm, ilno boB Die ge-
legentlihe GrtpGbmtng bes Iainens
oes friiberen GraiiDenten Hooiepelt
nidlt Ben leiieIten 9eifan berporriei.
9ie Sollptreoner bes 9aitfettes
naren Die beioen Ydd)ieaner Siitbes.
Senutoren Sopnsenb uno Smitb
unb &ongreB Slbeeoroneter &eG/J.
9eibc Scnatore1t fritiiierten in ibfe1
4eoen bie ouspartige Tolitif Der
@ilinn' i6en COMMUNICATION, beren
Siasfo tic geeeniiber Wterico ui1b se,
eeniiber europa i6ilberten, iiilo gbg.
9cllcp Iprad iiber bos 9fiiitungspro.
erontnt Ser Meeierllne. Gen. EotpnS-
enb bob beioroers Die &riederei Der
Gegieriing eegenitber @robbrito1t'
nien berpor, uno Gen. Srtitb rabnl
Ole frertbeeborenen 8iirger gege1
oen nSerlellnoer" &ooiepelt in
S6us.
@errit s. 9iefeind BON Soaanb
fllngierte als Snoitn1eiiter. Son ben
9anfettreonern ipuroe feline .&anbibo-
tir fir oas 8oltuerneltrsonlt ipieoer-
bolt eripGbnt unb ieoesmal applalt-
oierten Die ganfett- Seilnebmer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
Sic 3tDDlntiDm til China.
9iebellen in gunnan seidlasen, in
Ssedlnen iiesreidl.

Gan Srancisco, 10. Sebr.
&egierungs- -Sruppeu in Der Yrooin5
gunnon, China, i6lugen laut elmer
9epei6e aus Eeting oil oos glatt
nDoung China" geitern repolutiono'
re 5ruppen in elmer Sdloht, bel Der
800 9febeIlen getotet uno 200 ge.
fongensenommenu urben. Die 3e-
pei6e fiigt bin5u, bnb III Der S6e'
6uen.Bropins ieit mebreren Wofen
Elm foit nnnnterbrobener aolrpf I'M
9onae lei, unb onB fait in dlcn
Sdlodten Die repollltionierenocu
Sruppen iiesreid uoren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
MOf einmal OOn Yapen.
Seine nenen r|eriflpOrnnsen" il
ieincn 1apieren entoeft. 7

g8oibinetor, 10. 5ebr. Sie
porlGuiigc Friifiing Ser Enpiere bes
Souptrnanns bon Tapen burd bas
sSliiti5. 5.Departement bat feline neuen
9etpeiIe fir &erlesitng omerifoiti'
ifer @elltralitGt gegeben. Sie So
piere, Die bem friiberen bieiieen beiit-
ihen 0iilit1rnttade burd Die britt
i6en geborben III Salmoutb geraltbi
tporben ipnren, paren onrd) oaS
Staatsbepartemert Dem Si,iti5-Ge-
portcrent sur Nriifling iibergeben
iporoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
So6 in Gmpfaugslinit.
Cffisiers-8nttim itarb plDslidl int
Sanie 5rau 6arriiun's.

Soibington, 10. Sebr. 5rou
SSSoiepb 6. &ubn, 9attin bes Col.
&ubn, oes amerifaniihen Nfilitar=
9ltta6es in Berlin, itarb geltern
i'm Sauie bes &riegsiefretors 8arri-
ion, na6bem iie eiuen 9ebirni6log
erIitten botte. sSrau aubn pobnte
einem Ginpfons Sraii Garriion's bel
unb ertpfing nit ibr Die 9aite 8los-
li6 brnd lie 5uinnln,erl ilnb fiel Ill
gooen. Gin Ir5t, elmer Der 9oite,
Ieiitete erite Silfe, nber oieSroi, itarb
peilige 0tinliten ipdter. @s 3eigte
iif) ipdter, baB cine slber i'm @ebirn
geboriten mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
llntcrindnng bat begDnntn
ltriafJe bss Enrlnments-Sranoes III
Sttniua feitsnitellen.

Ottamo, Ont, 10. Sebr. LII.
teriitfurig Der llriahe oes Sranbes,
nel6er om 3. 3ebrunr Dos Gnrln.
nents-@ebauoe teillpeiie 5eritorte
lnb bas 9eben pom iieben 9erionen
gefoItet hattie, fpurbe beute bnr6
Rid)ter WtcSauiib uno u. u. Sringlc,
Die BON Dem Yrenlier ernamnteu spet
&egierungS- -&onlmiiiarc, begonnen.
Serr Sringle COB befannt. baB Der
&onlntiiiion rnbei6rdnfte Solmod)t
erteilt tporoen ipdre. Or iiigte biit5u,
0aB Die bei6doigten Seile bes 8e-
bditbes i'll Delligen Wtonaten ipie0cr
oufgeballt iein tuiiroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
Nene Sdnoel nit
@ien geimd)t?
sefr. 2aniing perlangt
Muffldrnng pDn Stiters
reid.
Sn SerbinSnns nit glnbaltmns Der
TetrDlite bnrdD Sundlbupt.
llntericebupt nnidleinenb midlt ais
rariessidJiff" bctradtet.
Turbernnsen mDsen ipater an 8ien
geitellt iuerSen.

90 afbing on, 10. Sebr. &c.
tretar Saniing gab beilte befunrlt,
oab er bur6 8otid]after Eenfielo
Der aiterreid-i,nedriiden &egieruna
eine Infrage 5ugefnnot bGtte, porin
er cine nnteriuhung uno cine er.
flarung betreffs Oes eemeloeten SIN.
critics eine5 oiterrei1iihen Salf,
bootes auf ben amerifnnii6en Del.
tronsportbantpfer Yetrolite nerlarqt
Ser SefretGr iagte, oaB Die publi.
5lerten 8eboipti,nge1t, onB Der @ie.
ner &egierung Soroerllngen geiteIli
fuoroen ip1ren, ynift pabr" iinb
oaB es aber i'm gerei6e Der Dto9lin
felt IGge, oaB iolhe sSoroerungen ge.
tpiiier grt ipater seitellt iperben iol
len, tolls Die geipiini6tellnteriu6une
lno grfldrltng iolGe reftfertieen.
Sie Gepeid)e oes Sefretdrs ntahtt
nuf bei6porere 9lusiogen bon Wtit
glieoern oes Yerionals Der Vetrolitt
ollfinerffom uno auf SSSnformationer
aus nnOere1 Suellen, iponoh oos
S6iff i'm 0littendnoii6en Dfeei
nabe sQeranorin bon einem oIterrei
hilGen Soufboot nngeboIten NOR
ben pare, bas einen SfuB auf Der
9anlpfer obfeuerte unb einen 0tanr
i'm Dtuidinenrniim beripitnoete.
Ser Sauhboot- -&onlr1onbaitt Der
lonete Iobrungsnittel, Die aopt
Sbompion bon Der Tetrolite peripci
gerte. 9orniifbin tpnrbe BON Sau9
boot eilte slbteiliing Maniti6oitelt at
8orb bes amerifaniiden Sd)iffes ge
ionot urb elm W2itglieb bes nmerifo
riifen 8erionals r1itgenontrnen
Ser Dtonn rpurbe oIs @eiiel feitge
boIten, tp1breltb Die Seiterrei1er ous
Dem 8orrot Der TetroItte Die gsob
riingsii1ittel rnhn1e,,, Die iie perlone1
botten.
geeuartiee Sraeen iinb in bieicn
Salle 5u erleoigen. ariegsidiffe mo
gen ir11ter getpiiien 9eoineitngen
ipenn lie lih in gtot befinben, Dor
SanbeIsid)iffengtabrung meg
nebmen, porausgeiest, oaB lie eint
seboriee gn1pfonesbeitotiaitng mts
iteIlen ober gleid) be5abIen slbei
man iiebt eir, oaB, falls bieies &e6t
llnterieebooten Gii1o Dos feine9riegs
id,iffe?) geeeben tpiirbe, iebes neli
trole Shiff CUR 8aiis Der Operutio
men oe5 Saitd)bootes eerlad)t perber
fonnte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
atin Sttfampt DDr St.
lltu0a.
Tadlriflt ppn Saperhng bes Siren.
sers Gopn eruciit iidl als Gntc.

iIton, 9ernu6o, 10.
Scbr. 9nt in ben SeipGiiern unt
Bermuda ein aontpf ;tpiiden oent
britii6en 9nnpierfreu5er Orafe itno
Dem bei,ti6en &rei,5er Roon itottee-
fitnben, 70 lit bier nidts bapon be-
fannt Sroe 5ablloier Nodfori6im-
gen lieB lid ni9t Dos Geriitt beit6-
tigen 6aB Die &oou our9 Die 9rofe
ottodiert uno eefopert poroen ipore.
9ieie Sdiffe iinb ni6t bier, unb 70.
peit befonnt, aud in feinem ortberen
9ofen BON Sernlubo eingetroffen.
(Sn Seem Dorf ging eeitern bos
@eriift, bab Die 0rafe ben beltid]en
&reu5er 9toou Dor Bermuda ntgc-
griffen h1tte, unb boB oieier iib NIT
brei 9riien, Die er bel ii6 botte, oil.
gebli6 ergeben bate. Die 9eb.)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
6algtnirift bemilligt.
Eraitbent eab Dem @nnidle iapani.
idlen 'gptidlafters itatf.

8aibington, n, 10. 5ebr. 9luf
Griufen bes iapaniiden 8oti6of-
tiers, Baron Gbinoa, beipilligte beitte
Yraiioeilt @ilion Dem 8. 6. SStoip,
einem Sapaner, einen ied,5igtGgigen
Sinriftitngs- -slltfidub. Sstop bate
am II. Sebruar pegen zines leeten
Se5enber III Suneau beeongenen
@orbes gebenft perOen iolen. 30
ron Gbinba tpiini9t ben 6aG 5u
unteriuhen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-10
Sdlafwagen Yaiiagiert
btraubt.
Ginselner Sanbit iiberfiel 20 EniIa.
siere auf llniun Eneific- 3ns.

Gbepenne, @po., 10. Sebr.
Gin 9anbit beraiibte i'm 9aufe Der
perfloiienen 9tad)t 90 goiiogiere i'm
ShlaTipngen eines oitiparts fobreir-
oen 3uges Der Union Tacific- -9obn.
Ser lteberfaa ereienete iib 5lpii6en
Green &iber nn0 Sod Springs,
@po. Ser HGiber elttfaln uno miro
iebt perfolgt. llcber Die Sobe Ieiner
9eitte, Die aus @elo unb gSertio6en
beItnltb, lit nid]ts befarlnt.