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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

Beginning Sunday, April 16, the
Spokane International railway COM
pany will run four trains daily
between Boomers Ferry and Spo-
kane.
Nos. l and 2, the new trains, will
run on the same time as the local
train, No. leaving Spokane daily
at 1925 a. M, running to and ar
irving at Calgary at $3.50 a. m. No.
1 leaves Calgary at 1850 p. M, and
arrives at Bonners Ferry at 3:44 p.
m. These trains stop at Corbin
Junction, Sawyer, Standpoint, Elmira
and Boomers Ferry and all points
east.
Nos. 8 and 4, the local trains, will
run only between Boomers Ferry
and Spokane. The first No. 3 will
leave Bonners Ferry the morning
of April 18th at $50 a. m, and
arrive. at Spokane at 10:45 a. M
No. will leave Spokane at $40
p. m, daily and arrive at Boomers
Ferry at 9:15 p. m.
The new train service on the Spo-
kane international permits of close
connections out of Spokane with al
transcontinental trains on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail
way and the o. w. r. & N. rail.
way.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

The Misses Zoe and Fay Kent
and Anna Nelson left yesterday for
Spokane to spend the weekend Wis
iting with friends.
The office of the Casey hotel has
been moved this week to the rooms
formerly occupied by the City Trans
fer company which company has
moved into the former hotel lobby
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
WOULD HOLD GOOD ROADS DAY
Commercial Club Interested In Get
ting Freight Division Here.

The attendance at the Commercial
Club meeting Tuesday night was
large and great enthusiasm was
manifest in the discussion of the
various propositions brought before
the gathering.
1t was the unanimous opinion of
the gathering that the Kootenai VAL
ley Commercial Club offer its SER
vices to the Great Northern railway
company in whatever way the com
pany might command them in the
securing for this city the freight
division yards. Secretary Kent was
instructed to advise the Great North
ern officials of the offer.
The matter of making an econ
omic survey of Boundary county was
taken up and a committee appointed
to look into the matter and advise
the club at future meeting as to
the cost and on what lines such
a survey would accomplish the most
6OOb iOA ihC NOunlgs
Acting upon the suggestion of ].
B. Brody, President Wiley announced
that the next meeting of the COM
mercial club on April 25th would be
devoted to the topic of Good Roads. -
committee has been appointed to
formulate plans for the holding of a
Good Roads" day and everyone in
terested in good roads in Boundary
county is urged to attend the meet
ing April 25th.
President Wiley has appointed as
members of the Roads committee
the following: J. B. Brody, H. o.
Jackson and DR.. Z. E. Fry.
The club adopted resolutions urg-
ing the county commissioners to
put in the best possible shape with
the money which could be expended
for such purpose and with the
least possible delay the road forming
part of the route of the National
Parks highway through Boundary
county.
Secretary Kent made a report of
his efforts towards securing for
Boomers Ferry a pulp paper mill
and read a letter he had written
to Great Northern officials calling to
their attention the amount of tim
Der in this district suitable for pulp
and asking them to forward the in
formation to any person or persons
likely to be interested in the mat
ter.
c. j. Webb, of the Spokane Fruit
Growers association of Spokane, adj
dressed the club in a short talk
and told of the great opportunity
here for revenue from the straw
berry raising industry. The speaker
urged that the members of the COM
mercial club encourage the farmers
to begin the culture of strawberries,
stating that an area of 100 acres
would produce approximately $4,000
worth of berries each season. Mr.
Webb will come to Boomers Ferry
on April % to make final arrange
ments for the organization of a
branch of the Spokane Fruit Grow
ers' association.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Cleanup Week

Next week, April 18th to 22nd,
will be cleanup week" in Boomers
Ferry.
All property owners and residents
are required to put all rubbish in
boxes or barrels and place these
conveniently by alleys or streets so
it can be handled by teamsters who
will call for the same. If this is
not done at the time designated, for
sanitary reasons the Health Officer
will have it done at the expense
of the resident or property owner.
c. T. Laschinger, City Clerk.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
JAMES E. DOLAN is DEAD
Victim of Valvular Heart Trouble
Buried March 9th

j. E. Dolan, for many years a U.
S. Customs officer stationed here,
died at Portland, Oregon, March rs,
of valvular heart trouble, according
to word received by the Herald this
week from relatives of the deceased.
Tn funeral was held March 81 and
interment was made in the River
view cemetery at Portland.
The deceased was 46 years, 7
months and "a days old. He was
born in the state Of New York.
Mr.. Dolan came to Boomers Ferry
some "a years ago when river
steamers began to bring ore from
the Kootenai Lake district to Bon
ners Ferry where it was transferred
to the Great Northern for shipment
to the smelters. He was U. S. Gus
toms Inspector at Kootenai station,
thre miles east of Standpoint, when
he was transferred here. He re-
manned in service here for several
years, resigning about seven years
ago. About two years ago he again
went into the government service
and was stationed at New York City
as special agent. Mr.. Dolan was in
Bonners Ferry last summer on
visit with old friends. He appeared
to be in good health and the news
of his death came as a great shock
to his many friends in this locality.
No other man was more closely
identified with early Bonners Ferry
than Mr.. Dolan. He was active in
politics and in every effort to
develop what was then a perfect will
derness. He married the daughter
of Mrs. Kaiser, the first hotel keeper
of Bonners Ferry and was the
father of several children, one of
whom, Harry Dolan, was drowned
here several years ago. A daughter
is Miss Ella Dolan, now resident
of Spokane and is employed in the
White House store there. Another
son, Fred T. Dubois, named after
former United States Senator Du-
bois, with whom Mr.. Dolan was on
close personal and political terms,
is also resident of Spokane.
1t was during Mr.. Dolan's incum-
bency of the customs office at Bon
ners Ferry that he was delegated
by the government to escort Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt from Kootenai
station (now Sandpoint) to the boun-
larry line at Kooskenuck (now Port
hill) on his way to the British Co
lumbia mountains to hunt sheep and
and goats. Colonel Roosevelt was
at that time member of the New
York legislature and about the same
age as Dolan. Mr.. Dolan was fond
of relating this interesting incident.
They entered the village over the
old Kootenai trail which was then
located a few yards east of the
present road to the cemetery and
parts of which trail are now en-
braced in the yards of the school
houses and the residences north of
those structures. 1t was a source
of much amusement to Mr.. Dolan
thereafter to impart the informa-
ton to strangers that President
Roosevelt once lived at Boomers Fer
ny. On the Colonels return trip the
one steamer took on freight on the
Kootenai Lake, and being short
handed the distinguished passenger
with then scarcely more than local
fame, threw off his hun ing jacket
and for several hours packed the
heavy ore sacks to the delight and
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Leslie Wins Case

The case of w. A. Leslie against
the Meadow Greek Lumber Co., came
up for a hearing before Probate
Judge O'Calaghan Tuesday morning
but was settled without trial when
the demurrer of the defendant was
over-ruled and the defendant agreed
to settle in accordance with the
demands made in the complaint filed
and pay court costs. The action was
brought to collect the sum of $162.S0
claimed to be due on q logging
contract performed by w. A. Leslie
and M. McNichols last winter. Bot
tum & Wilson represented the plain
tiffs and H. H. Taylor, of Standpoint
the defendant.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

The Readers Club, at their meet
ing this week at the home of Mrs.
Wiley on Tuesday afternoon was IA
vored by a most interesting and in
structive address by Major Walker
on the subject, "The Historical Nov
ell as an Educator" delivered in the
Majors good style.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14
Play Bridge This Afternoon

Mrs. Otto Mathiesen and Mrs. E.
H. Ulrick are entertaining a COM
pany of their friends this Afternoon
at the Mathiesen home at an auction
bridge party given in honor of Mrs.
H. /. Monks. The color scheme of
the decorations is yellow and white.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

Contractor Dunning expects to have
the building occupied by Simonds'
Drug Store moved to its temporary
location adjoining Reds Department
Store by the end of this week
Contractor Parks plans to start the
driving of piling for the new two
story brick building for Mrs. Belle
Bishop, tomorrow. The concrete
work on the basement of the Parks
block will probably be finished to-
morrow.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

Mrs. Fred Gleed and son and
daughter, Tom and Laurel, left yes
terday morning for Spokane and
Occur d'Alene City where they plan
to spend a week or more visiting
with friends and relatives.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-04-14

The Ladies Aid society of the
Lutheran church will meet next Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lundin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

3olm" aema6t. .wir purbeu nady
Slrtpal gef6leppt uno bort aipei
2age ltRo 5tpei Rdfte lana feItqebal,
ien. Die @nsldnoer Granddaughter iih
Der gefam mtsn qof, 6ur6itos
berten bag S6iff Don Der o6erlten
V}aitipiBe bis 3ur 5rie6lpelle, nelbe
Die S4rau6en in 8epeguna febt, unb
id3en ii4 iiberbies jeben paiIaaier ae,
nau an. Bir fubren our6 bic Qoro.
zee, als bic SeeTdla6t I'M Stdqerraf
tobte, uno Dds lit po6l Der @ruHb,
oaB mir tein 6ritifdes &riegsT6iff su
9eil9t betdmen. Die naren
am mt unb ionbers an
Der 9 9ladt bet6eiltut.
Wir erfu9ren DON Der S6ld6t bur3
gunfipru4 unb 9on benz aroben oeuts
l6en Sieg babe i9 erit in ben oeuts
l9en 3ettungen in Rep gort sels>
Ien."
6err Qinanber, Der i'm Ginton
9otel abgeitiegen 1T, reiit am, Donz
nerItag nah bem Often uno spar
5uerit na6 Waibington. port fperbs
i4 auf Der engIiiden gotf4aft f8tpes
bid reben. a.
8a er bem Snteroieper augen4
i9einlt6 Dom 8efidt ablas, bab pers
fel6e bic geoeutung bes lebten Sabes
ni6t Deritanben bate, febte er ertIds
renb 9in3u: r9aB 6etBt fooiel, als
fpenn Elm 8euti4er iagt, er nolle maj
nit jemanbem beutId reben. QlTo
6ruttur fpre4en".
osSdl mnk ben 6ritiidlen @eforoen
aenan Iasfumft geben, luas fiir ljla-
idDincn i'd gefanft babe nnb ppn mem
nub Damn ntug id) iiber bic @ermen.
Oung ocrieibcu allerlci She ablegen.
@or alien mnf id) beidjWorcn, odi,
oic 9faidIinen in Sfmcoen bleibcM
nno nidt sur glnferti9ang uOm
Sricgsmatcrinl flir oie Seutideu Ger-
,uenpnns finhen. Sd fam nldt per.
itelcn, III c 2lmcrtfa ii d. oas
gefnllcn ldFt. Sdnmcbcn tri.t
lnoers anf."
Ganlit hattie Sic intereiiante Inter
rcOlirg ibr @u6e crreiht rn0 DER
SoItsblattmann bate III an9eneGmer
(Seiellidoit cine Gngenebne Stlnbc
Derle6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
litii9er Sntssritdt unb bic Sreibeit
pirtbfadftliber gntipidelung.
Gin britif4er geri4t
ibsr bic Sala DIT an
ber g o m m {

Gonbon, 25. Suli. Sin am
Dienftas Nadmittag pom britiIdea
ariegsminiiterium Der0ffentli6ter Of
fiaieaer geri6t iiber bic an Der britt.
idsn Gront in Worsfrantreif itatts
finbenben &dmpfe lautet pie folgt:
| vWdbrenb Der lesten paar Gage bat
Der syeinb peitere 8eritdrtungen pon
Snfanterie unb 4rtiGeris na4 De;
s5ront an Der Somme gebradt. @m
Wontag unterbielt Der Geinb pdbreno
bes san5en Cages elm itartes 5ener
uuf uniere pofitionen, bas 8eitpeilc
einen Grab uubsrorbentli6er 9efti5s
felt errei6te.
.Jn Der lebten Ra8t fpurben mad
borbersegangener Iebr beftiger 4rttls
lsrieDorbsrsitung 5pei feinbli6e Sn'
fantsrieangriffe auf bas Centrum lns
ierer Ginien genadt. Dieie qngrifts
ipurben our6 bag tonsentrirte Seusr
Iniersr 9efdiiBe a6gef4lagen. gair@
genbs gelang es bsm Seinb, Biz an Die
britii6en 8rdben gu gelnn9eH.
,2ln dnberen puntten Der 2inie
fdnbsn bdufig Rabtdmpfe itatt unb ss
eelana uHTerer Snfanterie, an einigsH
punften bor5ugeben.
yNDrolih BON po5ieres, tpelher Srt
iit, jest gum gr6btsn 5bsil in unierem
geiis befinbst. leiitet Der 5einb ensr@
alden Wiberftdnb. 9lber audi bort
eepannsn mir etipas an goben unp
mir madten einise @efansene unb er'
bsutstsn sipei Maidinengei4iibe.
f9fus bsm englii6en geri6t geb.
%rbor, bab bic 0eutfheH bic Sfiens
iipe erariffen baben. 2lnm. b. Reb.)
Seinsn 9erlebunsen erls'
gen.
SanSruneiseo. 25. Suti. -
Die 9lnsabl Der SobteH infolge bss
gombenattentats III auf iieben ges
itieaen. Qu6 Reubsn =. 9augbn BON
gertelep, Sal, Der aupitdn eines
5lubbampfers, 1T ieinsn gerlssun9eH
erleaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
Yarifsirnmg
0es n0rbli9eu Werito BON General
Garransa benz Gsnsral 9reDino
aufsetragen.
Die 4usmer3uns bes 9anbitsnunipss
iens in Durango i'm Ganse.

etabt Gbibubud, Msriso,
25. SnIi. General Saeinto 3reoino,
Der 9efeblsbaber bes 9lrnestorps TN
nrbIi9en Werifo, fiinbiste am Diens
flag an, odb er Don @eneral Garrans
3a gefebl srbalten babe, ale nur
m0elifen 4nitrensungen gu ma9sn,
bas n5rblide Werito gu pa3ifi5iren.
1rebino fiiste bin5u. Der erlts
Gdritt lin bieIem 8eieM naf3utonts
men lei bic @ernidtuns 9illas unb
Ieinsr ganbitn unb einem 8eri4ts
bon General Wlatfas Ramos 5ufolgs.
irelder i'm n0rbli6en Durango tbds
tis 1T, iOIl bieie alufsabe ii& ibrsr
grfiillung nGbern.
General Hantos mslbet, baB e;a
terittenes 8etedement fir ben ipe5iels
len 3ped abtommanbirt purbe ben
ganDitsniiibrsr sefaneen gu nebm.n
unb hefen ssrItreliien 4nbdnssr riids
ii6tslps au Derfolsen. 3uslei9 fpiro
mitset1eilt. baB 9iIla infOlse ieinss
DerleBien geinss srobe S4meraen sr'
bulhe. rnb ba ibm fem arst su.
Yerfiisung itebe. 70 iei er i6on 0fters
ss5punsen seipeisn, nit einem ses
'ip0bnliten MeHer bem angeIammelteu
Otter abflub gu perfdaffen.
9eneral 9repino erlieb eine formels
Is grilaruns, in fpel9er er bic amer's
taniIden Yeridte, bab er na9 os-
Stabt Uferito berufeh ipurbe uub bag
entipeoer @eneral 6erera ober @enerdl
ouis gabelleros gu ieinem Ra9folger
beitimmt lei. In 4brebe itellt.
Die 9erienbung ron Giieners bon
Ften Santa gulalid 9ruben, stipa 20
Weilen 0ftli9 bon bier, Durbe piss
Der aufsenommeH unb es tpuroen
sruppen abseTanbt, nm bas Grubens
lager gu bsipa4en. 9a bic 9ruben in
normaler 3eit .tipa 1000 Wann Be-
i9dftisen. slaubt man. bab bic Wies
hsraufnabms bss geiriebs piel 5u-
Grlsi6teruns Der Rotblase in Der llms
Igebuna beitragen tpirb.
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Ser Vertrag 5isiir aaai Der
9dnitH= ~ VeftinbiSbem
Jmieln fir $25, 100000
Wirb pabrfdeinli4 am
Mittpo4 unter3ei4nss
unb BEN Senat 3uges
fdli dt perben

III Sr v Ht
9idt per BEN.
Wafbington, .. g., %. suG,
Sm Weiben 9aus ipurbe am at:nb
offtsieae ansetiinbist, bob bic Inter
banblunsen fir ben 'gtntauf Der bds
nii4speitinbu4en Snielu ieitsns Der
Der. Staaten, DON Odnemort fir sins
Summe DON $25,0Oo,oOO 10 gut pis
bsenbet ieisn unb Der bs3iislids @er5
trag uabri4einlid iHOn am WittpOd
unter5eidnet unb bem Senat 5gges
i6idt perben ipirbe.
Die gin5slbeiten bee gertrages Ders
ben DOrldufis sebeim, ,se6altsu, neil biz
geamten befiirdten. bab our4 ibr Be-
tanntiDerben bic llnterbanblungen nod
i'm leBten 4usenblid sefdbrbet peyDen
tonnten. Jbre 5auptforge 1T, bab ,tns
brittle Madt einen Srut ausiibeu
tonHte, UNI ben plan nod i'm lebten
Iugenblid gum Sdeitern gu brinash.
Die brsi bdntfdspeitinbii9en Sns
Snieln liegen oftli4 bon porto Hirr
unb ba6en sroBen militdrii3en 8ertb,
ba lie i'm biretten 9ampferturs bon
europa na4 oem ponamatanal lie
gen.
Die arsumente 5u Guniteu bdfiir,
oab Die Snfeln in ben gsiiB her Ser
Staateu iiberseben, iinb unanfe9tbar.
80 lanss bieIe SnieIn i'm Wartt Iinb.
1T imurmer bic 9efobr DOrbanben,
bab cine suropdifde Ma8t psrIudcu
tonnte, lie ansutaufen. 9isies piros
cine 9erleBung Der Monrpes Doftrtn
fein, unb tuiiroe foiort bic Der. siaa.
ten in einen febr erniteu Streit mil
Der eiropdii9en Wadt oertpideln, bi,
perfu4en tuiiros, bic Snieln gu taufsn
SIM SntersNs bss syrtebens niiroe e.
BON Der sr0bten Dihtigteit feiu, tpenr
bic SnIelu in bic 5drbe Der 8srsinig.
ten Staaten iibergsben miirben.
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Cir gSsar gpeDer
ylei6t nad uie Dor ayiitsIieb oeS
britii6en 9cbeimrGtbeS.

2onSoM %. SSuli. - 9as glp.
pella.ionsgeritt gab am 9ienilag
cine entihcibung as, ber3urolge oas
Jfef,t BON Cir Cigar Opener, Scr
Siite Der @cDeintrdt1e eiirperleibt 3u
bleiben, niht in 6rage geitellt iperoen
Tonne. 0ltrd oieie giitifei6lng miro
0ieierige Der unteren .ssnitaB 5ugun.
item BON Cir Gogar 6eitdtigt.
Cir Cigar Spaper. T1eilbaber in
Der Speper 9anffirntn bon 2onoou.
9te,p Dorf inlb Sralfiirt ..aR., lit
Elm britiiher &irger BON beiIti9er
abitantnuing. geim Iusbrll6 oas
arieges mar er in GngIailb Der 8e.
gcnitanb beftiser susrifie fpegen iei.
ner ociitifen abiiunnning. Bon iei.
ren Seinoen rmrce er ofientli6 be.
iduloigt, nidt IopaI ~ iein, er nurce
aber pom 9replier glaalitb parn per.
tbcioiat.
Sin Dfai 1915 reiienirte Sir 60
sar his giitaIi.b Ses- 8eheimratbs
mo bat, Dob ieine Erbebling in oerl
acelsitano riifedngiI genraft peroc.
siber bas !SerolosaHlt eittid]ieo, ooB
Ger gantier lid ietres SiteIs nid,t
entlecigen Tonne. Qie 6raae betreiis
ieiner 8ebeiinrath5 MitgIieoidait
-hlieb nnetriidIeoeH bis I'M 9topeinbet
1915. aIs bic anti oeutihe 9iga &c.
riatIih eegen Opener poraing, I'M
feline sIusltoBung aus benz @cbeim.
rath 5u er5ipingeu. mo Gc gntihei.
bung bonn TieiritaG 1T Oas ,Gnoreiul.
tat biaer alase.
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q Ii 1t etp os.

nSn's SeIb fam id leioer nidt
n1ebr Sieb'n; aber i'd bob neiner
Srau ibren Goriier MoOeaGut in Ssn
Sienl eeidoben"
5otaIer grfoIg.
g9irt6 gum @feteoroIodcD: Scr
3pei Stlrnoen propbe3eiten Ste, es
mHrbe beitte nod Heaen geten"
grofaiior (triumpbireno); ogeluL
babe i'd, redt gebobt2"
ggtrtb: ,0tein aber se droern
@oite miiiien Sbre 9ropbeSeiurg
pobI gebort boben oerr es bot
einer ssbren Shirm uritgenrunten."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

Werfude, bic 2si9tn in ben 9unneI
5u erreidsn. bis MittpO4 DeridOben
ptrben fonen, ba feitseitelt Durbs,
bab bic @asbiinlte, bur4 tpelde be
Wettungsmannfdaften stbrungn lpas
rem, iebr Ieift erpIobirtn unb man
bssbalb cine stpeits Grploiion bsfiir4te.
Wlan tpia siiren @erfud MAIDEN, Das
,0as aus5upnmpsn, uw bic gergung
Der Gsiden sulermGglihen.
Nae SoHnuns, bab nod irgsnp .ine
Der IN ben EunneI eiilgeiHloiiensn Ner=
ionen am aeben lit. ipurbe aufseeeSen.
3ebn Qei1sn Don Witgliebsrn Der
Observation-Disclosures ipel6t brr6
bas Gas get1btet iporben parsn, be-
finben 1i1 In Der Wlorgue.
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Cine Grndrnng
Gieet ber britif6e g o t.
f9after in berS dpar3c
Cite &ontropers
fedb.

Wafbinston. 25. SuIt. =
Sir Gseil Sprins Rice. Der britif9:
gcii6aftsr, bat benz Siaaisbepartss
ment cine ibeilpsife 9lntiport auf beie
fen 9eiu6 I'M Snfprmation bstreffs
Der 8er0fisnili6ung Der Ramen ames
ritauiiter Jirmen duf Der S6parssn
Cite 5ussitellt. Gr rtldrte, bic
S6par3. 2ifte isi nitt ssasn ben
neutraleu 6anbel ssridtst, lie beabs
iidtiae auh nift. bic 4usfiibrune
abgeftloiisner aontratte su binbern.
Die britii6e Resieruns isi setne be-
reit, bic Safe sinselner 5irmen. ipe!6e
ertldren. unserehtfertist.r Neife auf
bic S6ipar5e elite ssfslt pcrben su
isiH. gu ertpGaen.
Der interimiitiIhe Siaatsfsfr.tGr
bolt faste nadber, bic Snformation
lei entassen asnommen irorben obne
Riidii6t auf irasnb Gin @orssbsn.
ipelhes bic Ser. Staatsn etpa bss
Ihlieben iolItsn.
gs psrlauiei. bab bas 6ritii3e slas-
ipdrtiae 4mt in stliden 5ageu cine
bolIs GrtlGriins isinsr StslIuus psrs
Sfientlihsn ipsrbe.
aIf ihncren 8erSa DIT ben
@robgeib bporepen
iiberiDieien.
OIneh Sn., %. Suli. - llnl
SfIuiie Der llnteriItlulg
iiber Den Soo Der II Sabre alteil
Glpabctb Satellite BON 9saoli, Sno.,
iumrsc Mcn SSinicrliter obne 3ilal'
iung sli giirgid,oit, Oen @roBaeidlpo.
rsncn iiberipieien. Gin Grei,nb pom
,pinierIiier bnt.e beim ssnaleit BE-
seuet, oaB oerieIbe ii6 oalnit aebrii.
itet babe. iingeiesIihe Sperationen 81
boa3ieben. Cine glutopiie bate ieoodj
sutaDe seiorcert, bab feine Opera.
tion pollSogen ipiirne. aii6 fein Sin
rpurSc i'm Maaen Der 5pbten geflin.
hen. Cine Mer5tefcIirIniilion beridltct,
bab Der 5oo aiii geritopiiing eines
Blutsefdbes 3uriidsufiihren fei, beren
llriad,c nid,t ieitsciteIlt iperoen fonne,
! iSr1itIcin @ateIifie. neIde bier aui
geil.h mar, itnrb ont Sreitag ysah;.
SinterIiter. ipelher nit ibr dirsgeiab.
rem mar, brad)te lie nad3 einem So-
ipitaI no er inete, iab sSraulein
9latcliffe obnnidfdig aeiporocn lei.
sSieoerbeIeb,nssperiude batten i'd,
as erfolglos eripieien.
Drsi SObesfdIle in f0lst
MeFaurants Ginfturses.
+ 9agtrstopn, Mb.. %. Suli.
Snfolse ginitur5es bes Wiptnn Reifous
rants an ber Siib SOnotbon Gtrobe,
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manbenr bes Rreu5ers f9eint init Ieis
men grtunbisunsen aufriebsn sepsien
su fein, benn tpdbrenb bes 9ages fubr
bas Sdiff fpeiter in bio See binaus,
als bies bei ben alliirten 8risssibif=
fen felt 5dsen Der Jaa ipar.
ueber bic 9t6fidten bes arepSers 1T
man i'm llnflaren. gs 1T aber aidt
unfpabrI6einli6, oab er iid NIT ben
Spionen Der aaiirten in Derbinbuns
oeieBt bat, bic inn austunft iiber bic
~Deuti4lanb' seseben baben.
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Siirfiiac Srmppcn nad)
Sali5ien unterfuegs.
&u tic NIT beu Scutid)eu nno Sciter.
rcid)cru gcgeu Die Siuiicn tGm-
prem meroen.

Berlin, 25. Suli, iiber 2onbun.
.@i6tise GreigniFe nerben ii4
oemnddit an Der Siiboitfront dbipies
len; Der f5e5 nirb balo an Der 0ps
nuu eri6einen".
rDieie ountle gnoeutung, bic Der
Gbef oes SSHteligen5 Bureaus am
Sonntug bel etnem 6riibitiid 5u
gbren beg amerifariIfpn &orreippns
Oenten ma4tc, finpet ieB. ibre GrtIds
runa.
Die 2lfociirten Yreiie lit i'm Stdns
be init5utbeilen, bdB bic 5iirtet ben
Wutelmd6teH ottomaniI6e Sruppen
5ur 9erfiigung geitelt bat, bic in
europa 9erpenoung finben IolIen
Sieie Sruppen fino jeBt mad benz
Rorben unterpegs. Die erften 9t6s
tbeiluneen iinb be1eits in Der Rd6e
ron 9dlt5len an9etommen, mo lie nit
ben Osutihen uno Seiterrei6ern ges
gen ben Gr3feinb Der Siirtei, Rub4
Lamb, tpoperiren tperoen.
Die 5iirtei iteQt ben gentralmdhs
ten Die Sruppen aus 0ant fir bic
6ilfe Der 9euti6en unb Oeitsrrei9sru
an ben 0arbaneQen unc IN UteIppos
tamien sur 9erfiigung.
0as 8erm0seu ber Sells
armee in BEN Ser.
Stadten.
Rem gort, 20. SuIi. Oas Der,
nosen Der 5eilsormee in ben Der
Staateu belGuft iih auf $S,353,179.
tpie ibrs geamten am DienItag 1ngds
ben, dls ite nm bic @rluubnib nat)s
Iubten, cine Sppotbet duf Elm 9runoa
itiid aufuebmen gu oiirfen Der 9eiiB
on 8runoeisentbum beIduft it9 auT
SO, ,S46,051 unb Der Wertb bes peri
Ionaleigentbums auf 81, ,507, 1913.
Dem 8eIib iteben Decentralization IL
!oDbe BON $4,256,637 gegeniiber, pos
BON beiftabe $1.5oo,000 uHgeItdert
Iinb.
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Die 3iele bes ariescs
Bon Der beutf DEN So3ial'
bemptrutte befinirt.

Berlin, %. SuIi. gtuf brabtlo.
fem Dsse nnd SapDiae. Der llebers
Zee glddri6ten asentur 5ufolse
nabm bas partei : aommittee Der
beniIGen SosialoemOtroiie cine Reio-
luton an, in tpslder ertldrt pirb, bic
3teIe bes Arissss ieinen bic @ertbeis
Sisung bes aanbss. Sis @drantie po.