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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
AMERICAN GIRL
HELD IN Vienna
Women in u. S. Start Move
ment TO Save Prisoners
Life
TREASON is CHARGED

NEW YORK, May 3.--Allee
@. Mssaryk Of Prague. Bohe-
mia, daughter OF an American
woman, 10 facing trial for tres-
con In Vienna.
Her crime, according 20 her
friends. lies In being the dauah-
ter OF her father.
Miss Massryk. who 10 a friend
OF Jane Adams and OF Julia
Lathrop. ehlef OF the ohildren's
bureau Of the United States de-
partment Of labor. spent tho
year 1915 In tho United states.
at social settlements In Chicago
and New York.
Her father. recognized as the
greatest living bohemian. In leader
Of the democratic forces In 10.
hemia. one OF whose ambitions is
TO make their country selfgov.
erning state instead OF a province
OF Austria.
lie is Thos. G. Masaryk. for many
years representative from Mo.
rayia In the Austrian parliament.
and the editor OF the Bohemion
democratic organ, Cas-. tThe
Timesl.
At hts own expense Masaryk In
vestiEated the annexation OF Bosnia
and Herzegovina and published his
findings that tho trouble that led
60 this act was stirred up by Aus.
tria herself.
When war was declared on
Serbia .Masaryk refused to take
arms
lie was arrested. but owing TO
the protests OF the bohemian poo.
pie he was exiled instead OF being
tried for treason.
The paper was conflscated and
It's editorial staff and Miss Masaryk
arrested.
Msssryk, In Paris. continued
his Bohemian national saIta-
tion.
A. a result the father be-
yond reach. u 10 charged that
treason charge was brought
against the dsushter--for no
other reason than her parent.
age.
Her friends in this country. and
tho women OF the bohemian Ma.
tional alliance In America. fear she
10 TO be eIecutsc--A SECOND
EDITH cAvELI.
pisas for the daughter ere
being can't cut by mIss Mary
L. Mcdowell. head Of the Uni.
vsSity Of Chicago settlement
who 10 striving 10 organize the
women OF America In q pact Of
protest 20 prevent tire carrying
out Of the death penalty against
Mas Maszryk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
TOO MUCH OF FITz
CAUSES MANY FITS

PORTLAND. Ore. May s.-The
ex-wivcs OF Bob F1tzsimmons have
caused q mixup in Portland church
and theatrical circles today. Two
OF them will be in Portland NJ the
same time tomorrow.
Mrs. Fftsslmmons No. 3. formerly
Julia Clifford. a prima donna. IL 10
appear at a vaudeville theatre.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons No. 4 will lee.
ture tomorrow night at an evan
gelican meeting at the White Tenn.
pie church. IL took some time to
calm III. w. Stone. Bible superin.
tcndent. when he saw the name
Mrs. Robert Frtzsimmons" EN-.
blazoned on tho theatrical bill
boards yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
May Special
NJ EDWIN ,. BROWN, ID. ID. =.
seattie's Loading Dentist
7os-7is First Ave.
Uv,~n aud washington blocks.

During the month Of
May I am going 20
clean the teeth and
give n fun course OF
Pyorrhea treatment for
from 800 10 5000. I
am also going to max o
q special offer OF my
t3b full upper and
lower sets OF teeth for
taO. Some dentists
charge $50 for this set,
MY regular t2b set will
bs t16. No charge will
be made for eItrao ?
tons. These sets Will
be guaranteed for 10
years
he careful 10 come
to 70b or ma First
ave. NV offices are
not over the Pioneer
Drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
YES, THEY ALL
KNOW OLD BILL
Reporter Quizzes Officeholders
About the Bard OF
Avon
THEY'RE A WISE BUNCH

You might think William
Shakespeare was stopping
down at the old city hall.
Certainly, Judging from the
display Of gorgeous cheese.
cloth bunting draped around
under tho caves you would
infer. at least. that VIII was .
hot favorlte among the boys.
But take II from us, wins
old friends, N no ever had any
there. have moved away.
with the exception, OF
course, Of Councllmen Bob
Hesketh and n. n. Thomson.
Thomson's regard for tho Avon
poet liz 30 strong that he cultivated
Wills style Of whiskers. tho he
darent wear the same kind OF
pants.
Bob's a Learned Cuss
Tho Star decided. IN view OF all
the fuss the city hall In making this
week In celebrating tho Shakes
peRre tercentcnary. TO canvass tho
building and ask some OF the In
mates their favorite quotation from
the works OF tho famous bard.
Hesketh lays claim 10 tho dis
tinction OF being the only city coun-
Gilman who can repeat Hamlet.
word for word. from beginning to
end.
Il can recits all OF g." said Bob
And by way OF proving II. he
added
take the words Of Mr.. Hamlet
himself. To be or not 10 be. that
Is tho question. feel 80 blue Z"
Which. OF course. is conclusive.
Jim Likes BIli's Stuff
Jim Agnew. deputy comptroller.
declares hs enjoys wills pieces
Immensely.
Il consider Mark Antony's speech
TO julius Caesar tho greatest pass
age from Shakespeare" said Jim.
Antony was certainly 4 great
speaker" said Chief Charlie Beck.
ingham. who stood by. an interest.
ed listener. so convincing and
everything. He got my admiration
tho way he came out and turned
those peoples feelings like that.
Ho was pretty good. And look Mt
tho way he fed the multitudes with
those few fishcsl"
'1t don't seem like remember
this man Shakespeare" said Assist
ant City Clerk Street That is.
not 40 worry well. Let me sec. be
died some time back. didn't hef
oh. yes. no. can't say remem-
Der anything he ever said that I'm
pressed mo much"
Hanna Has His Joke
Councilman Bill Hanna said he
could say lot OF things that
Shakespeare wrote. and admitted
the bard WIS very prophetic.
When he wrote Much ADO
About Nothing" said Hanna. he
must have had IN mind the city
council. There's . thunder Of .
LOT too much ado around hsrs."
The best thing 10 me Of al
ghaksspsars'S wonderful writ,ngs.-
aid Councilman Bolton. -fs his PAS
sage from Macbcth-ths one whore
the Lady OF the Lake comes out
OF the chamber wrfnging her hand
kerchief and says. Out dem'd spot
ard all that stuff. It's got 'Uncls'
Toms Cabin skinned"
Mayor Gil said OF courses he
knew a lot about Shakespeare. and
could quote him at length.
But" said he. 1T would look
pedantie for q man in my place 20
be exuding quotations."
Jimmy Crehan. the mayors acc.
rotary. said he had been 90 busy In
hts spare time reading up on the
life OF Napoleon. that he had sort
Of neglected Shakespeare.
Napoleon--not Lajoic. but Bona.
partc-is Jinmy's hero.
Napoleon was little runt
Sos Jimmy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
To the Voter, OF the Flrs, Con-

To the Voters OF the First Con-
aressional District:
DO you as a resident Of Seattle
or OF kitsap county favor the
abandonment OF work on the Gov.
eminent railroad In Alaska or.
Do you favor the continuance
OF that great project until every
part OF Alaska's productive ter
ritory shall he opened to devel-
opment for all Americans on
equal terms by a system OF 1000
TO 5000 miles of Government ran
roadsr
That in brief IL the vital issue
that confronts you II IA made
vital by the determined efforts of
the opponents Of the Government
Alaska railroad 10 prevent further
appropriations for IL. and by their
announced intention 10 XIII II
under the next administration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
TED DAKEN ELECTED

T. ID. Daken is the newly elected
president. Wednesday. Of the Seat
tie Ad club. At meeting Tuesday
night. $500 was voted to carry on a
campaign advertising Seattle in 10
Eastern citieB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
REGULARS WIN OUT
IN California VOTE

SAN FRANCISCO. May l-Bas-
Ing his statement on returns from
moro than half the precincts Of the
state. Francis v. Keesiing, chair
man OF The republican state cen.
trail committee. claimed today that
the regular g. o. p. delegates to
the Chicago convention had been
elected over the United Republican
candidates by a plurality OF more
than 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
HELD At BUTTE As
SEATTLE BANDIT

ouTrG. My 4 - oservs
Ryan. fes whom Q inward es
1900 10 ssssrsd BY ths North
ern psetsIA 10 urdss arrest
herr ss<sy - enc u tuo man
whs on the night 81 February
a. held up and ribbed the
North Coast Limited near &C.
attle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
ADMIRAL ACCUSES
DANIELS OF LYING

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Rear
Admiral Fiske has written a letter
to tho senate. which Is being with.
held today by vice President Mar
shall. accusing Secretary Daniels
OF falsohood
Admiral Fiske says he personal.
ly handed Daniels a letter setting
forth the unpreparedness OF the
navy. Daniels denied he had re-.
ceived the communication IN a
message TO the senate April 81.
Fiske asks for hearing. and II
II is not granted. that his letter he
made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03

The United Republicans claimed
. lead In Fresno. Stanislaus. sac
ramento. Riverside. San Joaquin.
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obs
20 counties. The other counties
were claimed by the regulars"
Omitted candidates were pledged
to Join with the progressives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
SHORT OF SAILORS

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Three
British sailing vessels are lying
Idle in port here today. unable to
sail because OF lack OF men. Most
OF the tars have gone North with
the Alaska packing fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03

LANSING. Mich. May 3.-Con-
stitutlooal inSsrsciaent OF Justice
Hughes for president was in pros
pect hofe today when Michigan re-
pub bcans aes,ls bled in their state
Convention The u~wement sprang
up Unexpectedly over night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03

WASHINGTON. May s.-The
senate judiciary COMMITTEES today
postponed action on the nomination
of Louis ID. Brsndeis as associate
Justice OF tho United States su'
promo court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
DENY PEACE talk

BERLIN. May 3.-Reports that
Bulgaria and Turkey are negotiat.
ing for peace with the entente al
lies are untrue. the Bulgarian of.
fetal news agency declares. The
Geneva newspaper La Suisse cir.
culated the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03

Frank Oieson. jr.. and Sigmund
Leslie. office employees OF w. II.
Pierson a Co. have appealed from
a conviction in Justice Drinkers
court Of Incorporating funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03

AtahoNE y ttkt
The chimney In Norris Drury's house
caught fire Monday morning. with help
from the nrigbborhood the fir. was finni-
~ estingui-hed. hut the chimney aud
surroundings we're heated very hot
ouiiford Cor. Of tho Brattieboro tMass.)
Keformer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03
ADVERTISEMENT. PAID FOR JOHN Il BALLAtNED
SHALL THE GOVERNMENT ALASKA
RAILROAD BE STOPPED?
Shall Alaskan Development Be Carried Forward
With 5000 Miles OF Government Railroads?

4 STATEMENT BY JOHN f. BALLAINE TO THE
PEOPLE OF THE SEATTLE-KITSAP CONGRESS
SIGNAL DISTRICT ON CONDITIONS THAT CON-
FRONT THEM-A REVIEW OF THE ACTIVITIES
OF THE ALASKA SYNDICATE LOBBY AT WASH
INGTON AND THE REASONS WHY ENTERED
THE RACE FOR CONGRESS IN THE REPUB-
LICAN PRIMARIES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-03

open evenings until 3 and Sundays
until Cor people who work. Phone
Main 3G40.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11
WEATHER

Fair Thursday a
day; cooler Thursd
ly winds, diminishir
easterly by Fridsy,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11

conditions, according to Frank RO-
senblum Of the Amalgamated, are the
worst and most arbitrary in the trade
and from whose Southwest shop yes
terday 1000 tailOrs walked out, are
running an ad in the Daily News CALI
ing on young men between the ages
of 16 and rs to come learn a trade.
They say in the ad that the pay is
good and working conditions the
best.
Cutters and tTimmers are out from
their shop and tailoTs are expected
to come out in a few days.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11
TWO MEN SHOT AT MEETING OF
SHEET METAL WORKERS

Two men were shot at a meeting of
the sheet metal workers union in
HOdcarriers' hall last night. Burt
ConnOrs, Al, 2811 Warren av., was
shot in the side. Believed danger
GUS. Jos. P. CoOney, A, 1920 Arth-
-ington, shot through stomach; may
die.
Both were members Of the union.
Friends would not talk today, but
some said trouble started over de-
sire of the two to be union officers.
-O-O-
LAST REBEL EXECUTED, UNLESS
EASEMENT IS CONVICTED
London, May 11.-Thos. Kent, the
18th Irish rebel leader to be executed
by shooting, probably will be last to
pay death penalty, unless Sir Roger
Easement is convicted Of treason.
Kent was shot at Queenstown
Tuesday He was found guilty Of
melting rebellion in vicinity of Fer
may, County Cork. Kent was first
rebel executed outside Dublin.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair Thursday and probably FRI
day; cooler Thursday; frseh wester-
ly winds, diminishing and shifting to
easterly by Eridss,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-11
PREDICT COMPLETE TIE-UP IN
TAILORING INDUSTRY

lAlEORIING lNDUS X
The most complete tie-up that has
ever taken place in the tailoring in
dustTy is predicted by the Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers of America,
who expect at least 5000 more cut
tiers, trimmers and tailors to go on
strike from the big clothing houses
today and 100 per cent waIkoUt in
side of a week.
A. D. MaTimpietri, general eXecU-
tive council man who came on from
Rochester to assist in handling the,
strike, says the tailOrs will strike at
every establishment where there has
been a waIkOUt Of cutters.
This is in reality a continuation
of the garment workers strike Of six
months ago." he said. 1--WE are de-
teTmined this time to fight it out to a
finish. We demand shorter hours, in
crease in wages and recognition of
the union. The Rochester conven-
ton endorsed and backed the strike.
The New York delegation has prom
ised to send $4,000 to the strikers
fund by the end of the week.
Fhe youngest striker is Irwin Sill
yeTstOre, a little more than Is years
old, who was made a trimmer by B.
Kupppenheimer & Co., worked for
them a year and a half and was paid
$3.50 a week at a trade where the
minimum wage is SIG a week.
Strikers claim the winter and the
hardships caused by the cold wealth
er brought the last strike to its close
before a complete victory had been
gained Now that they have a num-
Der of months Of pleasant weather
they believe they viii be able to re-.
main on strike until the bosses come
to time. Leaders, however, no not
anticipate a long strike. They figure
that the fact it is the clothing season
and there is a shortage of help viii
make the struggle a short one.
B. Kuppenheimer & Co., where
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19

Die Geiterreider 9aben, inter-
itiitt BON 9ll6aniern, bic Gtaot aa-
uajo, adt Meilem iiibiueitlid pon
9mra55u selegeIt beiett. 9anlit 1T
Der 9ing nm 9nrasso uabesu se-
idjloiien. Die @enbarmen GiIaS ga-
Id)a's, iueIdje bic Staot beiekt 6ieI-
ten, ba6en fidj anf's Mseer binans-
sefliidDtet. Der Gall SnrasSo's mnil
in allermaditer 3eit erfolsem. @ic
aas aonitantinupel aemeloet luirb,
fat Der tiirfildje Gmltam eimen ge-
fell erlaileIt bard ben Gila6 EaId)a
ieimes Ganges ii Der tiirfilden gr-
nice perlnitig erflart luirb, peil er
Dbne glnftrns pber Grldnbnis bes
Smltans ii6er gllbaniem an iidy ae-
riiTen inb iueil CT itd oen syeinScn
ber siirfei anseidloifen babe.
@enanere HadJridtem ii6er Die
6innabme bun Grsernm isblem mudl
inner. Die Mmiien ge6eu lest sil,
SdF Der gr1hte Eeil Der 8eiabuna
ppn Gr5ermH i'm Stanbe gelueien lit,
bic Gfabt III ranmen. @iellcidjt er-
fabrsu iuir nod ipafer, bah bic
Sta6t iiberbanpf bpn Den Siirfem
seranmt iuor6em lit. eDmooner 0e-
peiden meIoen, 6af Sample siuiidjen
oielen ams Gr5erum entfen1neneH
Eiirfen ano ben Gniien i'm 6janee
ieien. Sic 6ebanpteu, Die 9iniiem
beorangten bic siirfen Gart nnS es
Iei iiberBaipt nnr Cit ucrGaItnlsmG-
fig fleiner Sell Der SIrfen, Der
8ioeritano leiite, Der gr6here Sell
eile in iuil0er flndJt Der Strake nadJ
eibas sntlana. lteGer 6ie 3abl Der
@efangenen iuirh mid)ts @ennnes
nebr gemelbet, man iir6f a6cr ie6r
oentlidl, oaf Dum bnn6erttanienS oar
feline Neoe ieia fam. Gs beift jebt
nnr nod, cs ieien ebiele" Wefanae.
nc gemad)f, Gime SdanermadridJt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19

lpuroeh neil iie oas @erii6t Der.
breiteten, oaB on Der aiiite boz
Sdlestuig= =Solitein cine brttildbe 9r.
NEE geGanoet uoroen iei uno biz
9ebolferltng Der grobir5 Dor oen1
SSnnaiionsbeere nad 0ledlenburq
fltebe.
Der @atifon bat oie gtadri6l
erbaltelt, oaB oie aeutidell ltnb
oiterreidii6 ungarilden &aroind.
Ie, Gr5bildofe uno s8il9ofe beidloi.
len baben, cine 9lntiport auf oie
S6mabungen uno 9eibuloigungen
oes belgil6en aaroinnls Waercier
gegen Die oeiitiden Srlppen 5n er-
lnIien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19
anr5t ueberiid)t.

Gnela1b siebt niiierer Sc
saeraing iit Sent 3ealanbia- -Jall
cine Derb0bnrilbe glntiuort.
Sas beitide gl,asmartige
Natt erflart, bie nene ber=
fd)arfte Jii9riins bes ltnteriee-
bDDtfrieges, bic init Sem 1.
Mars beginner iollte, lei bon
ibr nid)t aufsefdOben.
sSn Mum iuer6en allerlei Gii-
eem iiber 3mitanbe in aonitan-
tinppel ber6ffentlidJt.
Der sr0kte Sell Der siirfen
lit aus Grsernm emtfom,nen.
Sample sluildjen iBnen nno ben
SsatiIen iinb int Oanse. Die
ratiIiIden &erIiiiten iinb sruf.
Die Geiterreider beieten Die
Sfabt &apaio, iiibiueitlid) bon
Sarasso.
slngriffe Der 5railsOien auf
Die bDn ben 9entlden erpber-
ten Steanngen iii gpern iper=
oea suriidseId)lagen.
a6nis seroinanS pon gnl-
gariem lit nadJ Snfia sariif-
gefebrf.
SnbiidJe Sr1ippen in slegpp-
tcn baben aenteittert.
Die sriedJiId,c 9epntierten1
anmmer ipridt Dem &6nig If
ren 9anf fir iein @erbalten
aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19


nilng SanienSe uom glrinenierm in
Gr5eritin erinorbet batten, iuir6 iuul
geloseit ieilt. Die sirfen melben
nod iinmer gar nidts upn Der Sc
ieknms Grseritnts; III i1rem geridJt
beikt es aitsbriiflid, es lei iueber III
MeIoputantien, nod i'm aanfains ct
iuas gSidtises paiiiert.
1tnuffisielle geridte ans 9lnf-
LAMB iageil, Die r,tiiiidem @erlaite
BET Der Gimnabme BON Grsermm ieisn
iebr sroN selueien.
a6nig 5erbinanb bon gnlsariem
/ lit nad Sofia suriifgefe1rt. Qunbo-
! ner 9epeiden idreiben feline plGkli-
DE Nbreiie bon @ten, bic gar nidJt
plDklid mar, bonn er lit mebrerc
sage ingSien selueIen, benz ssall ppm
Gr5ermm sit. 9as lit natiirlid) gl6o-
finn. G6enIo, iuie bic geGamptnna,
bic Siirfel miikten lest alle srap-
pen, Bic an Der 9oman, BEN
Sdmar5eit Meer ,uo ben slesaiidJem
Meer itanoen, nadJ aleinaflen idJif-
fen. @prlanfig Gaben iie nudD reid.
lid Sruppen i'll Sleinaiieu. gtitdl
alle bic anoeren Solsernmgen, iuer-
die Die GnslanSer an Sen Jalf BON
Gr5erum fniipfen, iuie !. 9. oas
Giitgreifen nno Sas 9lnfgebcil ber
Sampasue seseu Salpnifi, fin6
bl0oiinniges Gefaiele. Ser Sal Gr-
seritm's, iiber BEN iuir nebembei ne
iagt, nod nidts @enaueres fuiiIen,
iuir6 feline 8erGnoernngem anf bem
Walfdn BerDurrmfen.
Gine bOllis nn5auerlGiiise 9epe=
ld)e aus 9iom ntelbet, in aOnitamti-
nopcl Ieien ernitbafte 1tnrnben ans
gebrpdJen. slm Gomneritag leieu efu-
re McnId)enmailen omrdl Sie Stra-
fcn Ser tiirfiiden 0anptita0t aesp-
gen inb bitten Sfnfe geaem sen
arieg nno sesen bic ssnnafiirfen
ansgeitoken 9entide Eolisei babe
bic Seniunifrierenben angesriffen,
Semtidle Srnppen beiuad,ten Dem ga
lait oes Smlfans rnS bic Winiife=
rien. SiirfiidJe Srmppem, Oie oen
yefebl erbaltem batten, nadJ Mrmc-
nien at sebem, batten iidJ eeiueisert,
oen gefebl 5n sebordjen. Mud lit
Smyrna unb iit Beirut Ieien ltnrn-
fen aitssebroden. Sil Ser fleiiaiiati-
i6em Staot Srebisunb lei sic Gaze
cine febr ernite Mmo Seriemisen in
Grsermm b6llig iGmlidJ. 9ieIe De-
peIdJe lit matiirlidj uon sImfang Big
Gnoe gelugen.
Die oa0lniidJe 3eitiima" meloet
u0n einer Miemterei Der Sinbmtrup-
pen in NegppteiI. Sin ganscs sicat.
incit babe gentemtert, iueil Elm an
ftraliIdler Cffi5ier 5iuei ,nobammeba-
niide 9iener eridoiien 6abe. 3fu6lf
emgliidJe Cffisiere, inter i6uen Ser
Sberif, leien bon ben Wenterern er.
Idlagen iuor6en. Die cmaliid)e See
resleitnng III slegDpten babe angc.
oronet, oak alle nnbammeoaniid)en
srnppen Dont Snes aanaf cnt.
rernt iucrocn iollten, oamit iie midjt
gegen @inbammeSaner sn fGmpfen
braudten.
Sas GrGiioimm Der sriedJiIden
Seprtiertenfammer fat cine gln-
O;en5 beim s0nig aonitautin geba6t
ino ibnt ben 9nnf Der Gammer ans
gelprofleu, bah or in Der fritiidJiten
sagc Sas sanO onrd) Iein &erbalteu
uur benz llngliif zines arieges be-
luabrt babe.
@ie aits Berlin semeloet iuiro,
gaben Die Gnglanoer ami's 9ene
bcrIndDt, lire Derlorenen Stellungea
bei gperm snriif st eroberu, alle if.
re Gnsriffe iunr6en a6er NIT Idme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-02-19
lInIinnigeS 6e1et>wdt,>
(eulerei unter Den inoiftpn Urnppen in
0ricd)iicDc Geplticrtenfamnmcr
Oanft SEM &Dnig.

leh ScIlHNeH TUT lte augeldllNNen.
gprbiueftlidj BON Tens nmS n6rSlidl
Ton 9lrras iumrben hem ben 9ents
ld)em Minemoperatiunen erfulareidI
omrdsefiibrt. siiSGd) uom ser son-
ME iu,trOe ein fransOiiiber slmsriif
5nriifgeIdlagea. 9ln amSerm 8muf.
ten Der 8eitfrunt famSen Irtillerie-
fampfe itatt. glmsriffe feinblidler
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NIT eiltem emftIdJiffansriff amf go
peringbe beamtluprtet.
gerliner 3eitungen per6ffentlidlem
cine Neip Yorfer 9epeid)e, nadD Der
Semtldllano nnb Seiterreidl Die Mis-
fiibrmms ibres SeidJlniies, bas tic
bonn /. Wtars an ale beiuaffmcfen
aanffabrtei- nnb EaiIasieridiffe Ser
ailiierten Nfad)te obne y2armung am-
greifen iuiirben, itin einen Monat
anfgeIdlDben batten. 9as oemtidle
! slmsiuartise Mmt erflart, oaR bisber
fein IDlder gefebl sege6en let nno
amd nidjt gegeben iuerSen iuiiroe; es
lei oenn, oak 6ie &egiernng Ser Ser.
Staaten einen oerartigen 9lnfidnb
iuiinide. Sis Jest lei Dem s(msuGr-
tisen Slmt aber nod feim Serartiaer
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ritng sngegangen.
gSie ans Gtpffbplm aemeloet luirb,
balten Die SdiueSen in G,utbem6nre
$4,000 Stiif 9soitIadpcm 5nriif, Sie
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nakregcl fir Die WeiualttGtigfeiten,
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beitimmten Ypitiaden aeseniiber er-
lambt.
SdueDen bat nnierer 9iegiermna
mitgefeilt, Saf es ieinen Staatsan-
aehDriseu ben 9iat segeben fat,
fiinftig nid)t amf beluaffneten Sdlif=
len 5m fa6ren.
Die Tramsuicn lupllen omrdJ cine
Niinenerploiion 6ci bem Siiael 40
in 9lrtois eincn bentI6cn @ra6en
serItDrt ba6em. sln anbern Crtem
gaben lie Nngriffe Der SeutIdJem su-
riifgeidlagen. gsorolid BON Car
aiken I'M iiioliden Gliah mabmem sic
Sentiden oen Sramsoien einem @ra-
ben lueg, lunroem aber, iuic oie
Jransoien 6ebanpten, lpGter mieScr
aaS i6nen pertriebem.
! Sine SepeIdje ans 9aris be6aupe
tet, Die 9entihen fattcn anf Ofr
5miel NaSasascar cine @erId)luij-
ring inter ben Ginsebprenen auae.
itiftet, nm Die fransOiiidje SerrTda'.
5n ifiirSen. Mam babc ant gsetiaGrs.
abenO ale fransOiiiden Gffisiere
uno Sploaten bergiften luollen. Gle
einbcimiidjem Srappen iollten al
ben @eridiuDrern 6erii6eraesuaen
iuerben ifnO oann luollte man olle
iueifen Seainten nnS &ploniftem er.
moroem. Die @eidid)te 1T b6dii
luabrideinlidl bollitanbig selOaen;
ieoenfalls lit es nidjt luabr, bak bic
Semtiden NIT bieIer @orbseIdlidDte
III @erbinbnns iteben
Sine 9epeidje, bie nmacblidJe Sin.
3el6eifeu ii6er Ole Grmur6mmg oes
tiirfildJen Sbronfolgcrs 6ringt nn6
bebanptet, CT lei nni gefe6l oes
Snltan ermorOct luUrbeu, iueil CT ge-
gen Die sSnnetiirfen nn6 fir geem-
oianng oes Grieges mar, 1T aclo9cn.
Gie III i6r entbaltcne SdjilSernng
bon Der nniaabar tramriecm Gage
Der Siirfei iit nidt iuabr. Sin golf,
oas Grfolg anfsniueiicr bat, iuie bic
Sirfen, befinoet iidl in feiner tran-
riaem Gage.
slns 8ien wirb semclbet, bas
an Der italicniiden Tront Die aam.