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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
THREE cCfSED OF
DESTR0 YlNG CAR ARE
REL EASED ON BAIL

Especial Sfar.Buuetin Correspondence,
HILO. July 28.-Four men, ]. H
K Leslie, John Henriques, Lui Pa
hama and Kiyoshin Morita, have beer,
arrested and charged with, burglary
"a connection with the theft and de-
struction Of Frederick Shows Ford
car that was taken from the Snow
garage, and after being stripped OF
everything that could be removed,
thrown into the crater Of Kilaueaiki.
The men appeared before Judge Wise
IN the police court Tuesday morning,
and upon the application OF Attorney
y. w. RusseH, were released on bail
Leslie put Up $1,000 IN gold coin. and
then, with the. rather Of John Henri
cues, went on the bonds Of Panama and
He1rfqties, Jr. The three men then.
returned to Kona. leaving Morita, the!
japanese, in 5ail, as no bah was pro
vided for him,
sherfff Pua had certain clues that
pointed to Lessi, having had a hand
ii the stealing Of the car. and search.
ed the Leslie garage at Keaiakekua
where he found the missing casinga
Of the Srow car and other parts Of
the machine
Morifa had given some informati6n
when questioned about the matter. and
when pressed to tell his story. he
Described how the Snow car was TAX
efl from the garage and driven to the
edge 81 Kiianeaiki where the castings
and every hing movable were taken
nom the machine The car, accord
ing to Mofita. was then pushed over
the edge into tue crater and the party
proceeded to Kona with the loot in
their automobile.
Pahana also made q clean breast
of the affair 10 the police. but later
Withdrew HIS statement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
Hinge Hawaiian
Very E opular At
Berkeley Schaol
Island Music Figures in Many
Events Of Coast
Cities
-1tspselaI A1Ar.HaIletin cerrs.pondsaesl

+
BERKELEY. Cal. July 24ssAmong
the 3sl7 students who have registered
at the simmer session Of The uniyer-
sfty Of Eklifornia, Berkeley. there are
three teachefs nom the Mckinley
High Miss Jennie charles
worth, commercial instructor, Is tax
Ing 4 business course: Miss Catherine
Chase, Instructor 81 history the last
foGf yeafs. - deeipay Interested IN her
familiar topic Miss Eleanor Tasarfez
is taking several courses III languages.
The Hawaiian singers Seem to make
quite i hit on tie coast They were
% the ehtert 1i1ment program 81 last
fridays Social Tor the Bef1 eley si1ln-
lEer bessioners. One of them IS very
Successful reaching The uIdle1e ii
San ff6neiseo. =
THINGS 6f Hawai- have bec6lne very.
p6Phl4r since the fair There was 4
ballet 81 miniature hula dhncers exc.
cDt6d bh July Ii 1T The San FRANCISCO
dit0Tidii. OF course. kferybody
sings Din Oe At the last Berlls.
Icy cam lire NEE ting the song leader
tlied to thhW the crowd Of TOO BY q
tune sung n chorus. Well let's try
Comm through tie Rye. 2 F6ll6wgd
by 4 treble obiieAf6 81 some half
dozen FEMININE Voices
Here, here This IS cohdmdnit5
singing LET rs trY Aloha Oe. Fol
loved tie verses With q splendid in
crease Of volume and the last notes
were echoed far away as the audience
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-31
t0N0l BLU hE6lE or
EA6L ES l0N0R DEAD

Impressive memorial services were
sHeld sunday AFTERNOON BY Honolulu
Aerie No 40. r. o T.. ii knights lpf
Pythias Han. at which appropriate
honor was shown to the memory Of 81
departed brothers The program con-
sisted Of rffualistic ceremonies cen
d1cted BY Worthy President Otto
Smith and the other lodge officers, an
address BY Rev. Il Z. Loofbourow and
vocal and Instrumental musical selec-
tions fN4U
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
SAVE BIG ON FUR
WORK RIGHT NOW
Dresher Bros Summer Fur
Prices Make Lively Sell
ing Season Out of
Summer Period.
Kish, Dresher's Expert Fur
rier, Lowers Fur Making,
Altering and Repairing
Prices If Work Is
Done at Once.
FIR DEPT. MOST COMPLETE.
FUR DEPT. MOST COMPLETE.

If you had in your employ group
of high priced workers you would
want to keep them fairly busy,
wouldn't you?
Well, that's the case at the Fur
Making, Repairing and Altering De-
partment at Dresher Brothers Nam
moth Cleaning and Dyeing Plant at
2211-2217 Farnam street, Omaha.
You see, Dreshers have group
of fur workers under the able super
vision of Mr. Kish, an acknowledged
fur expert, and all of these people
must be paid salaries, even though
the fur business is never at its best
in the summer season.
For that reason Dresher Brothers,
through Mr.. Kish, will reduce prices
heavily on any piece of fur made to
order here during the present hot
season. The same applies to re-
pair and alteration work. Dreshcrs
are willing to lower the prices now so
as to firmly entrench themselves
when the actual cold wearing season
is on.
And the ladies of Omaha should
know for a certainty that Mr.. Kish
will make up positively stunning fur
pieces for thcm-he knows how
and he has at his disposal as fine
lot Of furs as has even been gather
ed together.
The same with repairing and re-
modelling Mr.. Kish knows how
and Dreshers' reputation backs that
of kish. Bring in your furs and
have them gone over; be assured
that the work will be stylish, snapry
and thorough all the way through.
And, by the way, even though late
in the season, many are still sending
in furs to be stored in Dreshers' Cold
Storage Vault, the most perfectly
equipped and scientifically planned
of any in the United States. No
moths; no fire or burglar danger;
absolute safety at all stages of the
game.
Phone Tyler 345 or leave work at
the plant, 2211-2217 Farnam street,
at Dresher The Tailors, 1915 Farnam
street, or the Drcsher branch in the
Brandeis Store. or the Burgess Nash
Co. Dreshcr branch.
Those living out of Omaha have
the same facilities accorded them.
for Drcsh"rs pay express or parcel
post charges one way on any sized
bundle to any point in America.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Improvers Take Steps
AGAINST WaYSide Resort

The NORTHWEST Federation OF I'm
provement clubs at their meeting last
night appointed committee com
posed Of II. c. Timme and L. Vance,
to confer with Sheriff Mes ane about
the closing OF an objectionable resort
just outside the city limits, at Forty
eighth and Redmond.
The place has been in operation for
a long time, but Sheriff McShane has
never molestcd ii, improyers say.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Aged Columbus Man
On Way to Soldiers Home

Columbus, Ncb., Aug I7.-ISpcClaT
Telegram. Edward Clark, the aged
man who disappeared Tuesday alter
noon, was found at Valley last night,
where he asked for something to cat
at hotel The landlord, knowing OF
his disappearance. notified the sheriff
here, and Earl Clark went to that
place this morning and returned with
him this afternoon. Clark said he
was Oh his way to the Soldiers home
at Leavenworth, Kan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20

pauy and attempt to persuade them to
consider the installation OF street
car line ON lhirty-SiNth street south
from . street to the county line.
Pet Show at Morton Park.
The pet show held at Morton park,
Forty fourth and V streets, Friday
afternoon was more OF success than
even the promoters had expected,
There were lS4 pets IN the show. l'hc
animals included several Shetland po-
mes, ram and several baby pigs. The
boys and girls had much pleasure
watching the pets MANY older folks
visited the show.
Dean Hancock OF Trinity cathedral,
on behalf OF the Humane society.
talked to the boys and girl, ON the
care OF pets and he received close
attention.
Morton park is new recreation
center for the boys and girls OF the
southwest corner of Greater Omaha
commissioner llummrl hope, to
make more improvements in this park
next spring.
Church Notices
Grace MothodSt-Rcv J Waiter M"rrls
Will speak Sunday morning uu Tn" Sweet
Spices OF Religion" other >rrilrrs Is usual
for the day. sunday, August =. holy com
munion and reception of members
United Presbyterian. Corner Twenty third
and II, Albert N. Proctor. ras,or - narhing
al II. sabbath sch"o at 9 ~. juniors at i 40,
Young Peoples christian union al : prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening at y Animal
sabbath school picnic saturday at Elmwood
park lea Wing the church at Il
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Want Car Line.

Members Of the West side Boost
FRS club met last "Wednesday eve
Tnlng and appointed a committee Of
three. P. c, Caldwell, b. f. Marshall
AVID +. 6. S. Collins, to go before
,llr board Of directors Of the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Street Railway COM
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Augusta NASH T N deo eDogh
A Store Just Full of Good Things!
BURCEss-NAsH STORE NEWS FOR MONDAY.
THE AUTUMN
FASHIONLOGUE

A UTVMN is just around the
4 \ corner! The first Of the new
fashions for the coming season are
here and more are coming every
day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Barneston Founder
Dead After Eighty
Seven Years in State

Beatrice, Neb., Aug. l9.-(Speclal
Telegram +. NJ, Barnes, founder OF
the town OF Baruest"n, this county,
and who conducted an Indian trading
point on the Otoc reservation III an
early day, died this morning at his
home at RarneSton. aged ~ years.
He leaves a widow and five children
Mrs. Barnes is the oldest person
Born in the state, being born at
Bellevue, Ncb, cighty-sevcn years
ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
''Duofold" Bed at $18.95

A solid oak frame in choice Of
fumed or golden finish, uphol-
stored in best quality brown fab
ricord, guaranteed spring con-
struction, sale price, $ls.95.
Burgess Mash Co.---Third Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
THE Shoes

To complete the charm of the fall
costume is new boot. Simple in
cut, graceful and smart in line. 1t
is made of black French kid, plain
toe, leather Louis Cuban heel, and
measures inches from top to
ground (Second Floor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Women's Silk Union Suits
Were to $3.50 Monday $1.95

NNE big group Of exquisite Venetian
" silk union suits, low neck, sleeveless,
with crocheted tops. A splendid oppor-
tunity to secure silk union suits, formerly
priced to $3.50, choice, C10c
Monday, at, suit .............. Q1.JJ
Nah Co Main
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
A BLOUSE

A blouse of unusual charm is in
Georgettc crepe with bands Of
black satin joined by hand fagot-
ing. Cape collar, deep pointed
cuffs, accordion pleatcd jabot and
black satin inserts. finish the story
of this exquisite creation. (Sccond
FlOor.)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Special, at Pair, 85c

DURE thread ingram silk, in black and
I colors. You will recognize them as
one of the most widely advertised makes
of silk hose, and which. under usual con-
ditions, retail to So pair, at 85c pair.
Bwxess-Nssh Co.-Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20

Craftsman library table, made
of solid oak in fumed finish. top
is 26x42 inches, August sale price,
$5.95.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20
Fur Muffs

Black Fox Muffs, at SIS to $45
Blue Fox Muffs, at $45 to $65.
Red Fox Muffs, at $3.50 to 81!
Natural Mink Muffs, at $35 to SIS
Jap Mink Muffs, at $3.50 to $35.
Water Mink Muffs, at $50 to ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-08-20

Loose swinging lines distinguishes
n gown of navy blue serge and
black satin combination. 4 smart
touch is given by the rows of SOU
tachc braid vending its way
around the belt and tabs. A final
touch is the white satin collar and
cuffs. (Sccond Floor.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Fred. A. Erschell,
Qeidcnbcitatter unS GinbaIiamirer
7u. 2JorR Str., 2le,pport, ,9p.,
1tIepbon: eou,b 3s rnb 5outb 2e98.
Meyanbrta Office: Suanb b57 .


= Der Seutid proteF. 9ilTss
unb unteritiisunssperein BON Sapton
piro beute QlRno feline resslmdBl9s
SiBuns abbaIten.
= Der s5ralen 0erein Der Goans.
ct. paulus airde bon Oapton oers
anItaItst moreen Ro9mittas na3
Der @eIbdfts @sriammluns Elm adf'
feefrdn3ten. 2lm 2lbenb Don Dc biz
s llbr, ipiro Elm Supper ierpirt met
ben.
= SIN Gircuitgeriht in Nstppo-t
bat aeftern Rihter Otto Wolff in Der
Wlanbamus &lase Der aontrattos
loren 9aiiine, Replano &c aoiprp ges
gen bic Stabt Sapton cine Gntidels
ouns eefdllt, bsmna6 bat bic Staot
fir bic StrabenperbeFerung an Der
Srootlpn 9tpe., fir iene 9runesistn'
tbiimer, ipel6s nit ben 4ufloseH int
Riititanbe Iinb, bic Soften Der Wers
beIierungen on ben aldser au snts
ridten. Der staSt Sdosmeiiter DON
Canton tpurbs beauftrdgt, innerbalb
BON 80 2agsn bic 3ahIuns su leiiten.
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~ Die Campbell 60. SanitGts unb
Woblfabrts 2sasue bat folssnbs 4.s
ante eripdblt: prdiibent, MabOr v.
=. aipinsiton; @rIter @iaspraiibent,
Blaine Wcaausblin; 3,peiter @i5e.
pr1iibent, Or. W. 6. Senour; Sfdbs
metitsr, g9as. MeGrea; Seiretdr,
Dr. Sptn 5rbb. Der Direttorenratb
beitebt aus ben 8eamten unb Srall
6. .. McGrea, Jrau W. Wsara unb
benz gpunip gefunbbeitsbeamten Dr.
6. 90. Sbap.
- Die Campbell gountp S1ubs
geIeaidaft, cine 9ereinisuns Der bis'
iisen Wirtbe, bat fir bic SanitdtsE
Woblfabrts asasue $50 seseidnet.
= Soispb GlOub, an Der MOnroe
Gtrabe pobnbaft, erbielt seitern Don
feinem Batter SEQ Gloub bte Radriht,
bab er unb anbere Inseitslte Der
Sranspal Supfsrmine in Gumpas,
Scnpra, Msritu, nit fnapper gipth
benz Sob burd meritaniffe 9anbiten
enteinsen. Glouo unb Die anperen ans
oefisllten plrsn i'm Stdnbe. Douglas,
4ri3pnd, au erreihen.
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Die 4iirfem an allen 0ron.
ten erfolareiM.
Jn periisn brinsen iis ben RuFen cine
ipsiiere 9iisSerlass Bel.
Wdbr.nb bic DffsniiOe Der Ruiisn i'm
aau.uias pOaiidnbis Suiams
msnssbroheu III.
Die arsuS.r .GOeben' uno .8resIau"
bombarbisrsn ruiiii6e 5dfsn.

Goniiantinppel, 10. gulf.
llebsr qonbon. Qom Wontus ipurbs
bier ansstiinbisi, baB bic RuHen, bic
iiirslih bi. Siabt Germanf4ab in
periien ssrGumt. DON ben Siirs.n .ius
ssbolt upS na4 elmer iiebtn StunbeH
bauernbm SdIla6t in bic Gludt gss
idlaesn ipurbsn. 2luh ipurbe angeiiins
bist, pab bic ruiTii6s OffeniiDe in Der
1idorut Gssenb. i'm adutaius. bic
untsrnommsn tpurbe, I'm bas Uo.s
riid.n Der 5iirtsn aufaubalisn, 5uiums
m.nssbrO4sn In. Die bssiislins offis
sisae 9sianntmaduns Iautet mic
foIsi:
,llnfsre Worbut beiam an sintm 25
ailOmsisr SitIi4 pom asrmanifab ges
lsssnsn punii Jiibluns NIT ben RuT.
fen. bic DOu uns aus bisi.r Siabt Der.
trisbsn ppren fparsu, unO bic i'm Be-
sriff. ipar.u, iid auf bas Gros ibrer
2trm.s surudju;isben. Rad iitben
Gtunbsn Ianssm aampf purben bic
Ruien in bic Glu3t seialasen. S;s
5Ossn iia in bsrRi4tung apf ein9
auriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11

2inie borriidten, ipurben iiberall ,u.
riidsei9las.n. Der be5iisIide geridt
ldutet ipie folst:
Aim nDrbliden Sbeil Der GrOnt bat
iit. absefeben bon perseblid.n ans
sriffen Der RuHen in Der @essnb bon
Gtobopa. 0itlid BON Gorobii9.,
nidis bon Widtisteit ereisnet.
.armessruppe beg Generals DOH
ainiingen: Der 5sinb Der ssasn bic
Stoebobs2inie porbrans, 1T iiberaa
5uriidsei4lassn porbsn. Ssins 4ns
griffe tpeitIi9 unb iiibpefilih BON
autst paren erfolslos. 9sutfde Qero.
plane mohien ein.n .rfOlsrei6sn ans
sriff auf feinbIids unteritGnos oitIia
BON Sipebob.
.4rmeesruppe bss Generals BON
1otbmer: llni.r. putrouiIIen battsn
erfplsreihe Gefehte In porgeIhobenen
poiitionen nit bem Geinb..
.an Der 8alianfront Ssr!rieb unisrs
Iriillerie feinbIi6e 5ruppenabtbsils
unuer jiiblido bonn ToirunsSY."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
3autiltos.

llnier agent in Samilton 1T Serr
Gbnarb grud, 449 Sao 5iuite Ctr.
Bel Gel. 476.W. Some Tbuns
1851 81.
= Iie 9iirger San,iItons befinSe,l
iid in nidt gcringer 9IufreNng iiber
ben 9eihIub Der Gircftoren oes aus.
iteIlungsrat1s, iiir Die geru,suilg oes
Iesteren fir bic 6eier bes 1875. Sab
restaacs Der @riinbina oon Saniil.
ton $4,000 gu uerIanaen.
- Gli,nbetb Gaiep perfldste an
Ntontag ibren @atten Iboiras gaieg
fueaen angebIid grober @ernaalaiii.
glng aui SheiOuns.
N2orsen 9tberb ioaen Die I'M
neuen Seiln Der Glts cteebrad,tcn
@ebcnftufelr NIT ben 9tanlen Ger
Dlttglie6cr Ges @mlfoinmittees nno
Ger ipabrenb Der GrriGhlng Ses sc.
bduocS fun9irenben 9eanl.en Der 9oge
ertbiiat perben. Hab Der Geremonie
iinbet cine aeiclliec lInterbaIh,ne i'm
9tutbsfelIer itatt.
- litter Den 9ebrerL melderi porl
Ser itaatliden Griifilresbehorbe ei,'
lebcnsIanpliAes Gertiiifat fiir Sof.
ihuQebrer beipiliet lpurbe, befinoet
lid ouh 5raulein Slopb pbiQips
SoIbren Don SamiIton.
- 3ltrt Yaitor @oabrett pou Der
Sp. ct. RmlIs' @emeinSe. ipIroen
0err Rob @eit imo ssrdiileiu Sillia,
YCiiid ebeIidJ perbunoen.
= $. 8. Seines ipurbe burd Bun.
besrithter SouHter gum Nierenten i'll
@anterottiu6en fiir Butler COUNT,
crnannt.
- Joleeloe jitnge Oamen Der
Gp. ct. SSobannes @elneinoe in Cit
5cmiltcn lperoen iid sur Suaeno
nb-aoiroeirtion na6 sSSnbianapolis
teaeben: sSraulein GlIa Bet, Wsarga'
ret grlerreiit, Wdt6ilSe 8i,fpnall
Carrie @epl, 9ioIniloa @epl, Suiis
groTn, Gliie Miler, gllmina Soil
;ilan, either Sofinlan Gbna @eif.
SeIeua Sooniel imb SeIen @eif.
- Serr Girls. @eifler liegt in iei'
nem Seim an Sii6 5ront Strabc,
ifapcr franf harriieoer.
Srm Wargmet 8ingaman ii,
aeitern i'm s(lter Don 81 Sabren in
Seim ibrer 2odter, sSrau Cora Bar
Ter, ceitorhen.
= 9ie neritcrbene ,Srai Glard
Sdnpenn binterIdbt in ibrem 9cita
ntent ibren geianirtteu Rahldb iDrer
5rdter uno ibrem Gotten, @iis
S6.renn.
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u . tt3.

Sn llebereinitinn1ung nit Der Sr.
otnun5 Rr. 311, iDel6e beitimnrt, bnB
bic @crehtiame iinO oas 9ripiIeeiiun
fir oen 9etrieb, gau nno gIufred)t.
>rtalti,ng eesWiIer strabenhabnlinicn
cber Routen auf ben Strabeu un0
Wegcn Der Gtabt 9eerport. ap., fir
erner Sermin bon 5nalBig SSahrcil
Surt 6ifertIides glngebot pergeben
iperben, unb tpelfs Srotnans Don benz
Ratb Der Stabttommiiidre Der Staot
1enport ON 27. Suni 1916 abops
tirt rnuroe, beBbalb miro bier befannt
genaft, boB Die Stabt Retuport
9lmgcbotc in Der Wapors Office AM
3ienitas, benz %. Suli 1916, nidlt
lpGter aIs bic balls schm lllr @ormit.
tugs fir bic errpabntc @erebtiamc
uno bas Re9t unb pripilegium In ber
Staot Wetpport auf bereu StrabelI
cine cleftriide StraHenbabn unf ben
ieds 2iuien 81 betreiben, pie bon Ser
Croinans $40. 311 beitimntt, entgegen
nebmen tUrb Sebes s(neebot nub
einen beaIaIhigten GGet an Die Staot
Ielrport 5aidbar gum getrage bot
$4,000 elttbalten, nm falsI oas gnge.
BOT angenomuren mirh, bcn abidlui,
6es aontnafts 5u Iidyerit. Die Staot
beb1h iib 6as @edt Dor, Elm ooer ale
slngcbote 5urifsupaiien.
(@S) a,S. &iDingiton
o,1G.11M @apOr..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Der 8ipef Der Cffeniine
an ber Gnnt,ae,
Bel Der es ii9 barum hanbslis, &rbun
er!ei9terung gu Dsrihaffen,
ni9i errei4t.

Berlin, 9. SuIi. ueb.r aonSon,
10. SuIi. = Serr Sheusrmann, bs-
aorreiponbsnt Der aas.s,eituns, t.les
grap5irt Dom bsutfden Grpbsn
Sauptquartier. bdb bi. griten unS
bic Jran5cien Idnss Der Somme unS
an anbtren pldben ibre Qnsriffe nit
Der srTbtsn Seftisisit fortisbsn, rs
d6sr nirsenbs on bieIer 9inis i'm
StanSe iparen. por3uriiden. R6rbli6
bon benz elnerssga6 tpar,n bic grir
ten nidt i'm Stunbs, einsn nsu.n
Sturm gu psriuden. SiibIi9 bon Der
gtnere ma4.en iie pier bsf.is. gnsriiIs
an einem 0itIi6 Don Ga goii.ls ssl:.
sensn puntt. no iis ben bort Oorfprins
ssnben beuiI6sn Grabsn nabmen.
Die Gran5oisn ipurbsn auf Der ans
b5bs ,iDfIaen Dem unO Gurlu .ipa,
5uriidsebrdngi, bic Jn,n3oien madtsn
absr einen neuen beitisen ansriff bon
5laueourt uus auf giea4ss. in Der
Rihtuns auf peronne.
Serr Sfeuermam last, bab bic
1ran5ofsn nit ibrtr Sffeniipe al Der
Somms nidt bas .errsihi bGtisn, ipas
Iis beabiibtisten. nGmli4, bic Dsuts
iben gu atpinssn. ibre atnsriffe In be,
Gssenb Don Uerbun .insuiieIen. Dies
baden bic Gran3Oien erfahrsn, iag. sr.
als ibrs bsiparaten ansriffe auf bic
Jroibs Gerrs poiition unb fiibpeItlia
pom Sort @aur- nit 10 fhDeren 9.rs
Iuiien fir bic Gransoi.n ubsei6!assH
purben.
anbere GorreTpOnb.ntsn, bic am
sOnntns BON Der ipeitIidrn 6ront iels'
srapbirtsn, i,immen burin ii6srsin.
bab bic srob. SffsniiO. tbatiadlid
gum Stiaitanb s..Omm.n lei. sic fiji.
gen binsu, bab bic 9liirisn NIT ibr
nidts Don gebsutuns srr.idi bdttsn.
unb bab bas, ipas fie ipirtIi4 sspOns
nsn, in gar teinsm 0srhdltnib su ben
erliit.nsn @srluitsn itebe.
L -
Der aorrsipoubent oss .qotnlan,sis
gers" ts!ssrapbirt: Die Sffsniipe III
bsreiis felt brei 5asen gum Steben
sstommen uno bat iid in einsr an3ahl
ileinsr, fsbr bsftisr admpfe, Die Oil
unfsrsr sipsitsn ainie itattfinben,
aufsslDft. lIHisu 0ertkiDisungstrups
pen baben ben Dorriidenben Jeinb in
einem Balm sinsehemmt unb er III
nidt i'm Stunbs, ssnus sruppsn 5as
fummsn3u3isbsn. I'm ben Ranb btS
gaiins in m.rtlifer Deiis ausaubsbs
men,"
Der aorrsiponbent Der sUofiidtn
3eituns" iast, baB .Sis erfts Wo3s
Der Off,niiOs ben Geinb isinem Sic!
J lni9t ndbsr ssbra4t babe, Gr btutst
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ssbnte Strabe cine @erTammtuns ab.
balten, in pel4er iiber bic TN Silbpes
iten Der @tabt pprsunebmenbsn 1ers
befsrunsen bsratben tperben ion. Gs
pirb an bic Staottommifdre bas
9erlaHssn ssitellt, einen Meg bem
airben StieSboi entlans an5ulesen.
3usIeih pirb bic @ereinisuns plIer
Wotlfabrts @eielIIhaften seplant.
= 2lm 20, b, Dts. tinbet i'm Re-
eierunssgebdlloe eins priifung bon
Gteuosrapben unb WaitinsnItreiber
fiir ben Sslbbienit itatt.
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8is sun, gtaate Durango
Grfr.dt lid nun bic g.r
folsung ber8iIla Strsits
frGftt BON Jimines.

Stabt Gbibuabua, Weriio.
9. SuIi. uber 81 paiO. 10. JuIi. Die
Gtrsiima6t. ipelde nad Siioen abs.,
faHbt ipurbs. i'm Der boriisen Willas
gspssuns Elm Gnbs 5u mad<n, bsitsht
aus iauIsnb Mann Raraasris. Di.
bsridist tpurbe, erfiredt fid bic Der
iolsuns Der gdnbiisn bersits bis 3u
ben gergen bes Gtaatss Durango,
!6i!ario Robrisus5, elmer b:r Inter
bsfefIsbabsr BON ganuto RsB,s. b.m
Dor tur3em gtmnsitis setpdbrt purb,,
bat ii6 ben Rssisrunssirupptn nit
200 Mann anseidloHen.
Der @sneral JaeiHtp 9.rnanbs3
informirte ben General 9rtDino. b,b
isine 1rupp,H In einem f&arfen De,
feht bel Gan GalpabOr einer 8onbis
iensruppe cine glisberlaae b,ibrahttH.
bsi fpelhsr Der friibsrs gilla General
sSoIs Dt Ssius Gontreras unb isin.
beihsn S5bHe setSbiet murben.
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2lht britiiAe 1iihbampfer
3,pif6en benz a. unb 6. Suli BON
Seutid.H arisgsi9iff.n Osrientt.

Berlin. 10. Suli. (aluf brabtfo.
fem Wege nah Sapoille). Die
llebsris. Rahri4ieHsagsntur tiiHbiS!e
am Wontas an, bab sipii&en bem 4.
uno 8. SuIi osutf4. ariessidiffe In
Der Ndbe Der ensliIdsn aiiite adt
britii4 giiderbampfer Oerienti buben,
ndmIi9 bic .Queen Ben. .anbers
fon", peep O'0lp". Wat4ful" /,
.Ranep Sunean". .petune1. .Garrels
bafTp" unb .Repart GaitleN.
Bon Sisisn Sampfern ipurbsn bic
.Auesn Bee. .Waihful" unb .petu.
ma bon ariiIIeris beidofIen, neil lie
bsriu4t batien gu .ntiommen. na4s
benz lie aetpdrrt iporben fparen.
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aener gilitdsperein.

5n Strmnnn Rosdsr's 9oiai, 1926
Dine Strabs, III Gin WiIiidrpsrbonb
bsuifds5itursihiffer Ramerobsu sss
griinbsi iporben, ber ii6 biz pflsgs
Der aamerabtn, iotpis Der Btlsaigtsit
unier ben Mitglisbern nebit sessnfti,
tiger llntertiibuns sur Nu!sek FslIt.
Die WtrIammliinsen finben isbsn srs
fen unb britten Samitag I'm Wlcnat
iiait unb in bsr WsrfammIuns am Is.
Suli ipsrbsn Titslishsr no@ cine
Giniyittsos!b aufssnommsR.