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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-21
SUB. TREASURY STATEMENT,
WEDNESDAY

NEDs TNDN
Paid by Suh.Treasury to banks s.. $50 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury 3,ss3. 600
Loss to banks on days trans
actions ........:.:..,.... 100000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub. Treasury to banks siti.i. 600
Paid by banks to SUB Treasury .,661 600
-
Gain To banks. Sl,75tOoo
Gain to banks same period pre-
vious wSsk,,,..,.,,...,...., U.s1o.ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-21
DAHY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Jan. .o-The .ta,,m.r' ~
the receipts and disbursement. OF IN. qt-ss
ury shows:
THIS month. F.rA y
Receipts aluminium. $50. rs $40 10 -
disbursements ,....,. t~s,G,G,6lS Er.f H
Dehcit ........,.,,,, $3.50, 100 ssN''S
Receipts from customs to day. $3.50 - ore
ternal revenue, ordinary. tl6>>.Nk ,Tr -
tax, &S6,Is3, miscellaneous sl5l. 80.
National bank notes received for rr'.w7
tion, &2.Ol3. 6i3.
The current statement for JarUsr' =
shows:
GENERAL FUND
Available gold ......,...... s. t
Available SILVER, ,.,,.......... 49,
United states notes ............ tN =
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes .....,.,....... I
Certified checks on banks ....... ~
subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion. ........ c'r' =
Inclassihed unsorted currency, o. .
Deposits In banks and Philippine
treasury ,..,..,.., ....- .-.... "
hNailahle currency IN Treasury
and banks. ......I ...... % - '
Deduct current Liabilities ..........
Net balance in general fuud
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin and bullion. ....
TRUST FUND
To redeem outs 4 andins ,ertIhc,tCst
GRAND total cash assets IN Treasur, a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
TEXAS TATE
HAS CHANCE
in RING
Bout Tonight in Kansas City With Jack
Geyer, Which il He Wins, will Give
Local Man Start

Texas Tate, the chickasha heavy,
weight. has the chance of his life az
Kansas City tonight, where he meets
Jack Geyer. OF Tate's opportunity
to achieve fame in pugilistic circles
the Daily Oklahoman says;
Texas Tate, third Of the heavy
weights started on the road to fistic
fame in Oklahoma, has an opportuni-
ty tonight to take big step upward
or to slide back again as he did in his
last two Oklahoma engagements, for
he is to meet Denver Jack Geyer in
Kansas City. Kansas City is a place
where the fight fans dote on heavy
weights, and while Jack Geyer is not
the terror he once was, he has rap
enough back of his name to make a
victory over him mean something to
the youngster. Tate has the size, tho
power and the ability to learn that
should make him a good fighter. But
in his Oklahoma battles he has shown
disposition TO become panicky when
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14

her has cooled. Oftentimes, however,
the last, girl finds that she's still
The "last' and finds her Tommy
tucked away in some hospital bed or
perhaps among the sterner casualty
lists.
The war office scrupulously observes
every request for information Word
is immediately communicated to
"Tommy's" regiment wherever it is to
see if he is still in the land Of the liv-
ing.
One girl is looking for two tom
mics" An Irish girl pathetically asks
only to know how he's getting along
Cockney girl informed "Cupid's Bu-
reau" that she hasn't heard ANY
think" about him. It's the same old
tangled problem every day at "Cu-
pids Bureau"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14

to the start that marked the work Of
others.
Bankart has been Colgate coach
for long time, and has sent many
good teams into action. His victory
over Brown, however, after that team
had thrashed both Harvard and Yale,
brought him out as real teacher
Colgate has lost only three games in
three years, two to Yale and one tc
Syracuse.
Bankart IS teacher Of team foot
ball. He develops no stars like Brick
ley. Mahan, or some Of the other grid
iron wizards, but he always has eleven
men who play together.
Jones is a former Yale star in case
ball and football He has been coach
ing smaller elevens for some time but
it was only this year that he was call
ed from Exeter and given the job Of
showing Eli men how to down the
Haughton system.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
MILLIONS OF CIGARETTES
FOR BORDER GuARDSMEN

BY United Press.
.El Paso, Tex, Dec. 14-Lucy Page
Castor. the famous anti-cigarette cru
.sader, take notice:
Next after rations and shelter it ap.
pears from statistics compiled here
that cigarettes are a necessity to the
smooth operation of the modern war
machine.
During the past month more than
six million cigarettes were smoked by
the $4,000 guardsmen and regulars in
this district. The average consump-
tion is slightly more than four and
one-half pills" day for each soldier
And the one-half doesn't mean butts
either
In addition to this the soldiers burn
ed tens of thousands of packages OF
sack tobacco, cigars and masticated
about a ton of "chawin' tobacco"
Due to the Inconvenience Of carry
7 ing a pipe in service uniform, soldiers
who in civilian lie were devotees OF
the pipe are fast turning to the con
lvenient cigarette
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
CHASE FOR LOST LOVES
Is ARDENT in WAR ZONE

BY United Press.
London, Nov ~ -CBy mail Gu
pid's Bureau" at the British war Of,
flee. is one Of the wars unique and
lively institutions
When loves dart stings the British
Tommy temporarily or otherwise,
at one Of his many ports of call in
France or England, there's usually the
girl he left behind him Tommy is
both a rapidly migrating and a most
forgetful person, according to the Off
cials who administer Cupid's depart
ment in the big stone building in
Whitehall His last girl is forever
writing him letters and sending him
packages which he probably receives
but doesn't acknowledge. Then the
girl writes to Cupid" TO find out
what's happened to Tommy" II "Cu-
pid' answers that he is at present
somewhere else and that his writing
arm is in perfect condition the last
girl probably knows that his ardor for
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
PLANS FOR ROCK
ISLAND REORGANIZATION
By United Press.

By United Press.
New York, Dec. 14.-The first step
in the reorganization Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific railway as re-
Gently provided for by several reorgan
izatim committees will be under way
tomorrow today being the last On
which holders Of stock and debentures
who desire to participate may deposit
their holdings. 4
The road went into receivership in
April, 1915 The new plan, in addi-
tion to changing administration, makes
no provision for cash requirement
of s29.74S, ,Ss9. It provides for the pur-
chase by stockholders Of seven per
cent preferred stock at par to the ex-
tent Of forty per cent Of their present
holdings.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
40 CENTS A DAY is
THE AVERAGE COST OF
FEEDING FRENCH SOLDIEF

BY United Press.
Paris, Nov. 27.-(By mail.)-This is
what the French government has Civ
en- to each Of its soldiers, to eat and
drink during the first two years Of the
war:
Bread, 1908 pounds, the making of
which required 994 pounds Of wheat or
namely the production from 20 acres.
Potatoes. 2s0 pounds.
Butter, lard, etc, A pounds.
Coffee, 5S pounds
Wine, 100 gallons.
Tobacco, % pounds.
Salt, SO pounds.
Vegetables, 70 pounds.
Sugar, Sc pounds.
Cheese, 4 pounds
Macaroni and spaghetti, IA pounds
This has cost the French govern
rnent an average Of 40 cents day per
man for the men at the front not in
Guiding an allowance Of cents a day
that is made to each soldier to buy
little extras" for his meal.
For clothing the army the French
government has used up to date in
the manufacture Of all the various gar
ments necessary about S0,000O 600
yards Of cloth. Each soldier has also
had four pairs Of shoes, the greater
portion Of the leather for which came
from the United States, the great bulk
of the manufacture however was in
France.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14

hard pressed 'three times being dis
qualified for fouling. All of his for
mer scraps have been among his
friends; now he is out among strang-
ers who viii be critical, and if he
should lose his head before them, it
will be hard job for him to regain
the ground he viii lose thereby. A de-
cisive victory, however, will give him
prestige and with the big boys pop
ping into the limelight now while the
world searches for opponents for Jess
Willard, it viii open the way to a
profitable career. Tate can if he will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
SPORTING CIRCLES
HES GIVEN FULL
CREDIT FOR TRluMPHs
'amilton, United Press Staff Cor
respondent.l

amilton, United Press Staff Cor
respondent)
York, Dec. 14.--The grand
sh with which football in the
ame to a close elevated coach
the highest point it ever has
ed. The boys who declare that
er gets too much credit for what
es, either In baseball, football or
sports, will have to hold their
with such mighty records as
turned in by Laurie Bankart.
ones and Or, Henry r. Williams
, mention the stady plugging that
characterized Percy Houghtons
ever since he became the Har.
mentor.
es and Bankart. the latter the
te teacher Of football, are given
redit for the admirable perform
OF their teams. Clinton h.
captain Of the Yale team. de-
after the close Of the season
4 better coach never stepped onto
iiron than Tad Jones. And Col
students are paying just the same
ge to Bankart. Minnesota stu
always have felt sure Or. viii
was the last word in coaching,
his showing against Wisconsin
inly vindicates the thoroughness
work More than one critic in
vest will declare it is mighty un-
nate that Minnesota didn't get off
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
POLICE COURT RECEIPTS
ARE NOW FALLING OFF

People are getting to be good this
MONTH declared Mayor Coffman this
morning, probably because they are
saving up for Christmas. The police
docket has been light.
In November the police court cash
receipts We're only s475, which was
S122 less than the entire cost of main
tanning the police department.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
OIL MEN GET BASE

BY United Press.
Port Arthur, Tex Dec 1.-THE
Gulf Refining company today announc-
ed wage increases affecting 1000 work
men here alone, giving the high ccst
Of living as the reason. The raise will
add 100000 year to the local pay
rolls
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
STATE BANKERS MEET

NJ f. Courtney president of the
Farmers State bank, returned yester-
day from Oklahoma City where he at
tended the state bankers convention.
More than five hundred state banks
were represented ard the meeting was
the most successful the association has
ever held
The most important feature Of the
meeting was in regard to the ruling
of the banking board that state banks
should keep one-half Of their legal re
serve in state banks. This was unan
imously approved by the association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14

Z. A. DeKinder made a business
trip to Anadarko last night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-14
SUGGESTIONS

OF fine quality, every man appreciates.
Tho Togsery kind, with quality from
SOC TO 5000.
Another article always that brings
an expression Of Thank You. SILK
ones, wool ones, with silk and satin
stripes. ..--..-- .---..-- "-- ,.--..
Something every man needs and
should have. So get him one with
The Tosgery style to i.
There is not a man living who does
not need more hose. You find the best
at The Toogery Of course.
TO make a man think Of you when he
goes away, get him suit case or hand
bag. The Togsery prices are right Of
course.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

es Jpn mad Gusbru9 bes @elt>
frieges ni9t mebr in Der Merte
ftdtt. @r trat als 5reitpi1iger BET
Der Sliegertruppe elm, ipurbe balb
l1~nteroffi3ier, glitter bes @ifernen
&reuSes, unb melbete fi9 fofort. als
bier urten cine taiierlid osmanif9e
Tlieserabteilung auf ben Dorbonel=
len gebilbet tpurbe, mad &%onitanti@
nopef. Sn tiibnen l1eberlanbflisen
bra9te er als @rfter 3tpei 4l6atrosz
Glugserge BON Siibungorn nod bier,
mo ipegen Der mangelnben 8erbins
bung nit 9eutf9lanb unb Oeters
rei9Sllnsarn Not an Nppardtsn
nor, unb flog banr an bic so Bis
60mal unten an ben DarbaneGlen.
gr tam au9 na9 Smtros, 3enez
bos unb 2emnos biniiber, ia es
sliidte INN fogar cine l1eberfliesuns
bon Mbtilene. Seine @rfolge bro9~
ten inn ben e~iiernen 9olbmonb unb
bic iilberne Sapferfeismebaine nit
S9pertern Elm. Mub purbe er bon
Mnfang an als tiirtif9er 2eutnant
gefibrt. @r mar entf9ieben Der
tefte 6lieger bier nnten unb besbolb
erbielt er au9 nod benz gliidli@en
Nusgange bes Observation-Disclosures
ers alsbalb ben poften zines Slug
lebrers in San Gtefano. BORT 1T
er Bel einem S9uIflug abgefar5t
unb tpar na9 3~meitdgisen qualpollen
2eiben bnbin fir INNER.
Bas iterbli9 an benz tiibnen Be-
stpinser Der 2iifte gepefen 1T, bas
baben mir beute gu @rabe seleitet.
@orauf trugen iie ben aerbro9enen
unb balbberbrannten propeller feiz
nes Slug5euges, nit 8lumen in ben
tiirtii9en Jarben umtrdnat. Denn
pssuBer itarb als Slieser in tiirz
tif4en Sieniten, unb taft eiferiii9s
tig pa9ten feline tiirsif9en Same
raben bnriiber, baB biefer aud all
Ter tiirfif9en militdrif9en @brer
teil6aftig purbe. Die tiirfif9e 5ens
erpebrtapene Der 9feidsbauptfabt
g~eleitete ben Sarg inter ben &ldn<
gen bes nit bieler Miibe einitubiers
ten gbopinf9en Srauermari9es,
unO ieber tiirtif9e Poften unb bor>
iibergebenbe Offiaier unb Golbat fas
lutierte bAl Sarg. 4ber aud auf
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
Elm BltrBrrhrgrdhnta
am BnHrnrna.

Der Observation-Disclosures i'm tat'
ierIi9 osmoniI9sn 9ouNtquartisr,
PAUL S9peber, f9reibt:
Dur9 bic IommerIid 1eiBsn Stras
BEN RonitdntinOpeIs fGbrt elmer iener
eeidmodlOs beraierten srie9if8en
Qei9entpogen, bic Der 6rembe ME
rbne Elm eetpiFss S9ouoergefibl
fiebt. 9snn allen GuBerIi9en unO
bpsienif9sn 4nI9auungen aupioer
iiberfibrsn Bic i'm prOaentioB Der
@ebDlterung Der tiirtiiden &et9ss
bauptitobt nei4ous bic Mebrbeit btls
benben Seusnen ibre Soften i'm Offes
men Sarge gum 5riebbOf. unO iuer
berm0dte Obne Elm seIinbes Srauen
in bic eeIben, grorsn. grinli9en
Ober gar fdporSen Seli4ter Der
2ei9en in benz f9malen, g~elbgeitrIf
9enen &oiten ouf benz unbeimltfen
@efdbrt gu f9ouen2 - Mber beute
itebt elm perf9loTensr. nit tnuieno
8lumen unb Bitten uno btelen
berrli9en RrGnaen gelfmIdter
Sorg ouf benz berseliebenen Wasert,
unb Sauienbe u~mbrdngen TIN IN
beraIi9em MitgefibI. 9a brinr1en
f9ldft elmer, ben ie in Deutialano
pie bier mifen tperben, elmer lrles
rer. Tliegermeiter. Der naf eirterl
erfoIgreiden 2eben bier unten ber'
ungliidte, foft in bemfelben @tgens
Bid. ba ipie elm IeBter @ruB oas
@iferne &reua erftsr &lahe fir ibn
eintraf. Ro& Dor Orei @O@en fab
Der fr0bli@e 8aper nit uns guiana
men unb podte elidfelig ipie Elm
&inb feline enbli9 eingetroffene
@eibnn9tstiFe aus, urb ieber. oh
er tponte ober ni@t, muBte eth
fleines Mrbenten BON ibnn entgegens
nebmer. Senn CT NOR Elm gutter
&omerob, unfer 2ubpig preuBner,
aud fsinsn iesisen S Gre ben
Siirten, gegeniiber. als erfolgreis
der 8erufsflieger, Der feiner5eit tn
Niirnberg unb 9iFelbOrf ben &ubm
Der 4lbatrosS Slugseuge tiinbste. litt
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

Munitionsorbeiter unb cine obelige
Rronten59peiter, bic in treuer Pfles
ee am Sledtbpbus babingtng. lln6
mitten binein betteten mir nun oud
ben totem Tlieser. Der blonde oent'
fde Morinepfarrer pubte offenbar
ni@t redt, mos er nit ben Dielet
tiirtif9en 2eibtragenben anfongen
foGte. Mber er betete troBbem mie
bobeim bas aIte, CUTE @aterunier,
unb ba es gar 70 piele Nebnlt9teit
nit benz tGgli4en finfmalisen Sc:
Bet bes &oron bat, 70 beugten ou4
bic Siirten ibr 9aupt uno folteten
sona pie mir bic 9dnbe. 4u4 goben
1te glei9 uns benz Soften bret 9dnbe
nou grbe ins @rab unb tparen nur
erftount iiber einen jungen beutf4en
Slieserunteroffi5ier, benz bas Mafs
fer in bic 4ugen trat, ols ct ben
totem 6reunb gum leBten Male griB<
tie. Denn ibnen 1T ia Der Sob nt9ts
onberes als elm l1ebergang, un6 benz,
ben li1 Der Sob bonn Selb Der @hre
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

ten in Der M~benbfonne ftan0. 46er
troBbem unb obtpobl Der Seinb i9on
Bel 8alatlapa, aliO inter 2dnb
ltono unb 3eit eefunben batte, ii4 gu
informieren, itir5te ii9 Der rSapu5"
bod auf ibn unb es 9ab elm Stel~
lungsgefsdt auf fe4ais 9unberttel.
@pdter tDurben stpei rui1ii4e &reu>
ger auBer Sefe9t geieBt, pGbreno i'm
uSanus" cine Rafematte ausfiel.
Oies mar unb blieb bisber Der einz
sige 8erluf bes f@0nen S6iffes.
Der @egner Deraei9nete an oemielben
Sage an bic bunoert Sote, barunter
piele Sffiaiere, Defenders auf benz
f9merbef9d0igten rSepftafi". 9as
@efe9t sing i9lieBli9 i'm Rebel auss
einanber. Damn tam cine Beriobe.
mo Ser ,sSaipu5 @elim" groBe Srup<
pentronsporte bon &onituntinopel
na9 berf9iebenen tiirtii@en Sdfen
i'm S9par5en Meer. Defenders nu9
Srap.sunt, gu fi9ern batte. Ginen
oiefer Sranspprte begleitete Der @ises
@enerolifimus @nper paf9a unb
p~erfoIete Bel bieier @~elesenbeit nit
groBem Snterefe Die ManOper bes
prG9tig laufenoen S9iffes. Man
peib, ME febr benz tiirtii4en &riegs@
miniIter gerabe Die &autaiusfront
om 5erasn lisgt. uno baB ieiner Sni@
tiatibe bic gegenpdrtig 10 erfolgrei4
perlaufenoen NorItDBe Der tiirtii9en
Mrmee our Wiebergepinnung bes
nerlorenen @ebiets Inn @r5erum gu
oanten limb. Mit oufri9tiger See
numbering berfolste er ben glatten
8erlauf Der miibfeligen expedition
nit i6rsn i9perfdGigen 8egleitf9ifz
fen unb mar nit Ser 8efabung eliid@
li9 bariiber, baB Der Seinb bon Der
ean3en Mftion ni4t oas minbefte be-
merit bate. sic nabm bic gauge
3eit bonn 6. Biz gum II. DECEMBER
in 4nfpru9. 3nif9enburb puroe
8atum elm 8efu9 abseitattet unb
audi biefe Staot erfolgrei9 bef4ofz
fen. Sn Der a3eit bonn 81. Biz q.
DECEMBER erfolgte Elm ~atpeiter Srupz
pentransport. Sbn begleitete Der berz
itorbene @eneralfelbmarf9al bon Der
Gclb unb er fab BEL Oiefer @elegens
belt gum leBtsn Mal bic Marine BEL
Der Mrbeit.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

yrunt6outsn 0ss oIten &esimss,
rpriiber ou6 an ser unbeimli4sn
gtiIls bss 5@lpKes DON 8epIerbep,
in benz Sultan 4boul 9amib Dem
@rbe feiner Sage sntgegenge9t. oers
5eIbe SuIton, beien Sreigeblgtelt
mir oas unbergIei9li9 f9One Goen
CON sberapia perbanten, Ooriber
aud an Der berrli9en peiben 8os>
t~oruspilIo @nper pai4ds, in beren
garten Elm 38,5 Gm.> 8linbgdneer
Ter Queen gli3obstb" einen Gh>
renplas erbaIten Fat, oamptten mir
sberupia entgegsn. gs 1T pis etn
Mdr6eu, ols mir ontOmmen. glrl>
fom unb perf4loRen liegt Der Bot
I6uftspalait, Oenn feline 8eltssr
lolten troy bes @ommers bic limits
asI6dfte in 8pnftantinopel feit. nno
cud Der groBe, nielbefungene @ar>
ten trdumt fill fir ii4. Damn aber,
oIs Der @org nit Dem totem Tlte9er
nabt, rauI9en bic breiten Sore, BON
unii6tbarer 9ano betpsgt, meit aut
rn6 mir i9reiten binein in oas tr<
Glide 9arabiss, Oas bic 2anne et@
neg @ultans nit f0niglider 8ebdr0e
rerf9entte. Man gebt pie in eilem
olten oeut19en Dome inter Den
ous oller Serren 2dnoer berbetges
h6lten 8dumen unb Strdu9ern pes
Sartens BON Sberapia climber. Die
lebten 3ebern oes 9iDanon, bier ba~
BEN 1ie 3uflu9t g%efunbsn, nno in
Sen 2orbeerbeden unb binter Sd=
rusbIi9en fingt an Dem i3pulen
gpmmerabenb Die Na9tigall.
cS9 peiB ni9t, per bic punoers
rplle sSSbee gebabt bat, ben tletnen
Rubeplab oes totem 8Otf4afters DON
Wonqen6eim uno Ieines Militdrdt@
ta@ees Sberf BON 2eip5ig i'm &at@
ferli4en 8ptf4aftssarten BON She
rapia am bimmelblauen 8osporus
gu einem beutf9en 9elbenfriebbof
ous3ugeitalten. Mer iemals ben
Yorabiesgorten gu 9Gupten zines
Der f90niten &urorte Der Welt -
pie es Sberopia i'm Srieben mar
betreten bat, Der fennt au9 bic be-
Esrrf9enbe @nb0be unter ftillen,
bimmelboben, breitGftisen pinien.
no elm einfader, bon ben Ronftan>
tinppefer 9eutf9en gefeBter Senf<
tein bic @rinnerung an MOltte mad
erbGlt, Der in ben 30er Sobren Bee
reits bic Sirfei nod allen &i9tun'
gen burdftreifte unb ibren militd<
ridden Snftonaen 10 ipertDole SIM
ger5eige fir ben S4uB ibres 2an<
bes. infonberbeit aber Der Darba>
neaenitraBe CAB.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

ibre 8iiitentdrte o6gaben uno bdnn,
berfolgt bon Der engliI9en Mittsls
meerz9 ipiinn, bur9 Die Saroanels
len no9 RonitontiuopeI fubren, Ses
beimnispon mar ibr plOBIideS duff
fou9en pur SebuitopOl. SoeRa uno
RoboroHist unb ebenfo i'm @4par<
5en Meer. Ius Der Clearinghouse
poft" erfubr man, OaB Die &ufen
Dor alien ben rSatpu5 Sultan Ses
lin l." Go beiBt ieBt bic nGOben")
fir9ten uno ibm ben Numen n9us
beutf9e @eipenIteri@iff" beigelegt
boben. Sin ensliIder Sngenieur, Der
ON 8oro zines ruRif9en @roBtumpfz
f6iffes 9ienit tut. er3dbIt in benz
Blatt, tpie oie oberglGubiIde SGiffss
monnI9oft beim Grfdeinen Der ebes
moligen .@Dben" ftott an bic @e<
T9iibe in bic &ammern lGuft uub Die
SeiligenbiIoer bolt, Inn iie benz @ei<
fter19iff entgegenSubolten. @erge>
bens iinb itrenge Strofen ge9en bies
fen 1nfug Derbdngt pOrSen; Die ar
men llnpiFenben gfauben eben ni9ts
unoeres, nls bob Der @ottIei6eiuns
ben Sirfen bos HieienF9iff geianbt
but unO buB ieber &umpf bagegen
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

pune Sfpsi Stunbsn bOmburOisrt.
Ml9 bier Iieb fi9 Die feinoIi9e
TIotis nidt febsn.
Geit ienem 6entpiirbieen 1. Nc>
bender 1914 bat man 10 gut tpie
niGts mebr BON Der S6tietsit Der
bei6en Sdiffe erfabrsn. StrategiI6e
@riin0e fudren unb blieben bis 6eute
maBaebenb, ben @ufentboIt uno bic
Sobrten bss nSaipu5" uno Der ~Wli>
6iui" nit Stiui9psigen gu iiberge=
ben. Nur aus Der Der Siirtei feino=
Ii6eu preFe erfubr man ob unb gu
BON i6rer @irtIomteit. Mber iebes<
nal iporen iie berIentt Obsr bod gum
minoefen f9tper bei9dbigt poroen.
Seute burf id es fasen, buB iOfpObI
Der vSutpo3 Sultan SeIim" pie Die
uMioili% in ben IeBten % Monaten
unermiiOIi9 tGtig getpeien finb uno
baB Dor alien bic ebemolige v@0ben",
Der man u~ngsbsure 8ef9dbigungen
ongeoi9tet batte, in berIelben guten
NerfaHung pte oamols Dor MeFina
Ii9 befin6et unb ni9t odrnn bentt,
6as S9parae Meer ben Rufen
tampflos gu iiberlafen. Mebr aIs
oas: Die beiben S9iffe boben in Der
3pif9enSeit einen eben1ol9en Molz
fenaugriff, tpie er am Is. Mdra 1915
bor ben Oorbonenen bort Der pereis
nisten engIii4sfron5Oiif9en SIOtte
uuternommen tporben lit, bluti9 unb
erfolgrei9 obgepieIen uno 3pii9en=
our9 bic 8eoeutung Der tiirtii9en
5lottenma9t ben berf9ie6enen @nIisz
germ oes S9puraen Meeres re9t
ein6ringli9 bpr Qugen gefibrt. =
S9pn 1eun Sage na9 benz ereignis>
rei9en 1. Mpbember aerftOrte Der
.sSaipua~ bds &obel spif9en Der
Sofenfabt bes bamols nod neutraz
len 8ulgorien - @arna - uno Der
rufiI9en Setting S%ebaitopol. Mm
II. Nobember errei9te i'm Die Na9z
ri9t, baB Die ruFif9e 5lotte bas
(inapif9en an bic 2uFen poriiberge=
bend berIoren gegonsene) Trape3unt
bei9iebe. Ser panaerfreuSer fam gez
robe nod 5ure9t, nm bic nod Gebaz
ftopol ouriidtebren6e feinbli9e 5Iotte
ob5ufangen. @pbI fubr fie in biefi<
gem @ettsr. inbes Der sSutpua" mit>
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

spedlos 1T. auf 6ieie Weiie 1T =
nod benz englii9en 8eri9teritatter
- Der nSapua Sultan Selim" i4on
DerI9ieoentli9 ieinen 5oblrei4en
B~erfolsern enttommeu.
Wir tpifen natiirIid better, tpesz
bdlb aud i'm 3ei9en bes 9albmonbs
Ropitdn Ndermanns S9iff 70 i60ne
Gnbrten mo9t. 9ie tleine Motorbars
faife, Die MIDI tir8li9 bonn ii6ern
BORT aus Dem ftolaen S9iffe ents
gegentrug, bate ale Miibe, ii9 gsgen
Die antommenben @euenberge gu be-
boupten, unb ib mar i6lieBli9 frob,
nls man mid nit GINGER Miibe an
Boro eebiBt bate. Sa ftanb i9 nun
uuf benz breiten Oed eines Der gr0Bz
ten panaerfreu3er. Ser in feinen
NusmeKunesn uno in feiner 8eitiitz