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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
NO LET-UP TO
TEUTON ATTACK
FRENCH BATTERIES REPEL
ANOTHER ASSAULT ON
DEAD MANS
my Associated Prcss.p

PARIS, June ia German at
tack north of hill 321 was repulsed
by the French batteries. according
to an official report. The Germans
have continued their bombardment
of Dead Mans hill and the Chatten-
court region. Two airships bonn
barded the barracks and railway sta
tion at Vousieres.
ss~e<>c>~> >~><~~<>>~S%~>
cans taken prisoners and intend to
disarm all foreigners in Yaqui valley.
Many Americans employed on the
railroads in this vicinity are taking
refuge aboard the cruiser Cleveland
and the supply ship Glacier, anchored
in the harbor.
Trouble is reported in Culiacan,
the capital of Sinaloa. Details are
lacking
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
MANHATTAN COMING EN- MASSE
TO T0N0PAH FOR THE FOURTH

Harry G. Grier and II. d. King
of the advertising committee spent
yesterday in Manhattan boosting and
advertising the big celebration to be
held in this city on the Fourth of
July Great interest was found to
exist in the Pine Tree camp over
the coming celebration and indica-
tions are that the people of that
community will turn out en- masse
and spend the day in Tonopah.
The big dance to be held in the
Airdome tomorrow night for the
benefit of the general fund is also
attracting attention and the indica-
tions point to a record breaking
crowd, as everyone wants to lend
what assistance they can to make
the Fourth glorious success julius
Goldsmith. with his five-piece or
chestra, will furnish the music, which
insures all lovers Of dancing the very
latest and best music to be obtained.
The goddess of liberty contest is
now warming up and all the ladies
are preparing to spend the next two
weeks rustling in order to secure
the splendid prize, in addition to
being crowned goddess of the parade
and queen of the Mardi Gras Don't
fail to vote for your favorite early
and often.
It was decided to offer the follow
ing prizes: First prize for decorated
float, $50; second prize for float
$35; first prize for decorated auto
mobile, $50; second prize for dec
GRATED automobile, $40; first prize TO
decorated baby carriage, SIS: secon,
prize, for decorated baby carriage
$40; best merchants display in tn
parade. SIS; second merchants dis
play. $40; prize for best decorate
burro cart, IS; prize for best decor
ated burro and rider, IS; first priz
for comic turnout, $10 first prize fc
for comic turnous, $40; first prize fc
lodge marching. $685. second pri2
for lodge march. $25; prize for de
Grated bicycle. IS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
TWO MEX|CANS
SLAIN IN FIGHT

Nevada struck the first blow in
the Mexican war. The bloodshed oc-
CURED al Wabuska Saturday night
when Spaniard emplyed on the
section crew Of the southern Pacific
shot and killed two hexicans. The
Mexlcans were slow In getting into
action and the Spanish cavalier un-
limbered his guns and had two
scores TO his credit before the enemy
realized what was doing. Two other
Mexicans beat a retreat and as
they fed, the Spaniard got their range
and shot both in the backs. Neither
was wounded seriously and recovery
is only a matter of time. The shooter
is at large with a posse in pursuit
The cause of the trouble is not
known.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
IONOpAH FRE|CHTtR
INJURED At LUN|NG

G. 4. Blaker, known to his friends
as Doc" was struck by No. % this
afternoon at Luning and seriously
injured. He is not expected to re
cover. Blaker was pioneer OF
Tonopah and for many years has
been teaming here and in Manhattan.
Baker is brother In law of John
Gillen of the Victor mine The story
OF the injury is vouched for by Fred.
ketelhut, who witnessed the acci.
aent Baker went to Luning about
1onr months ago under contract fol-
hauling ore. He was very deaf and
Is supposed not to have heard the
warning whistle.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
CORNELL WINS THE /.
FRESHMAN SOULS
WITH AVERAGE HEIGHT OF SIX
FEET AND 40 LBS. ITHACA
GIANTS SCORE
my Associated rress.h

ny Associated Pressb
POUGHKEEPSlE N. y, June l9.--
Cornell won the freshman race, with
Syracuse second, Pennsylvania third
and Columbia fourth.
The winning crew occupied the
following positionos: Bow, IL. b.
Hoffman; No. 2. r. H. Pincoffs; No.
3. w. l.. Webster; No. 4. o. W.
Jefferson: No, 5, p. D. Chase; No.
6. II. A. Short; No, 7, F. E. Quick;
stroke, L. c, Kirkland. Averages
Height 6 feet 5-16 inch weight, 10;
age. 90 Coxswain, c. f. Hendrie
Substitutes, A. S. Pierce and c.
Campbell.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
CLASH AT MAzATLAN
MEN-OF-W -WARSMEN
Mexican Embassy Requests Wash
ingtOn to Deny Shore Leave
to Blue Jackets

4dted ffexS.5
WASHINGTON, June ia the Mexican
embassy clash between sailors and Carranza
soldiers Secretary Of asking
that be landed from warshps Mexico the present
situation The secretary embassy sought
ment with Lansing for the Carranza Minister ARE
dondo but informed that Lansing busy make
appointments for today.
1t is learned that reply the demand
General Pershngs withdrawal will be sent today 1t understood
that the will inform troops will
recalled until the de fa has ability
to guard the border from bandits
The embassy communication brought the first notice the
Washington government of trouble at Mazaan.
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The committee requests that those
entering floats in the parade will,
If possible, select some historical in
cident as the subject OF their float,
and that they will communicate as
soon as possible with the chairman
of the committee, Mrs. Roy Daven-
port, so that subjects will not be
duplicated. Prizes for floats will be
awarded for beauty and originality
Of design.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
MILITIA CALLED TO DEFEND THE C0L0RS
WAR WITH MEXICO ALMOST CERTAIN
New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois Troops Wanted Inn
mediately to Strengthen the Lines Established on the
Border by General Observation-Disclosures Caution Urged
to Prevent Open Rupture at This Time.

Carranza is likely precpiate clash Extreme
caution taken by American officials for
sion
General Funston has decided the disposition of
Congressman discussing the Mexican situation virtually
unit approval of the president calling the militia
Assoc
LAREDO, June 19.-Reports Carranza
soldiers stationed between Nuevo
distance of less than thirty miles
Prss.)
BROWNSVILLE Texas June l9-Matamoras Is rejoicing
the belief that small body of Mexcan compelled 400
soldiers retreat into United States territory according reports
All is quiet in the vicinity of the border today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
NEW ARMY BILL
TO Be RUSHED
CONGRESS EXPECTED TO ACT AT
ONCE TO EXPEDITE THE
ENROLMENT

WASHINGTON, June ia reso-
luton making Immediately effective
the militia draft of the new army
organization bill, under which guards
men consenting to take the federal
oath are Immediately available for
service anywhere, has been prepared
and probably will be presented to
congress today
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MEXICAN MUCKERS
STOP ROAD BUILDING
FEARING VENGEANCE OF THE
FOLLOWERS OF cARRANZA
THEY QUIT WORK

COLUMBUS, N. NJ. June 10
More than 100 Mexicans employed
by the United States army rebuilding
roads quit work. They explained
they feared the vengeance of Car
rama followers.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
HEAVY FIGHTING
THROUGH GAL|C|A
GERMANS CLAIM TO HAVE I'M.
PEDED THE ONWARD RUSH
OF RUSSIA

3y t~-ociated Ire--.i
BERLIN, June 19.-Heavy fighting
is in progress between the Russians,
pushing toward Kovel with the Teu-
tonic forces opposing in the Stokon-
Styr section, an official report says.
The Russian attacks were partly re-
pulsed with counter attacks.
Try Associated Press.D
PETROGRAD. June 19.-The Rus
SLAMS took 5000 prisoners in the
vicinity of and in Czernwitz..
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ANARCHY

ny Associated Press,

by AsSociated Press.p
GUAYMAS, Mex, June ia
poster calling Mexicans to arms is
displayed throughout the City of
Mexico and also in the interior, it
is reported
1t is stated that the authorities
have ordered all abIe.oodied Ameri.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
ACTION ON REPUBLICAN
CHAIRMAN POSTPONED

tBy Associated Prens.)
NEW YORK, June ia subcom-
mittee of the national committee met
Hughes to consider the election Of
a chairman and adjourned without
decision to meet in few days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
SEVENTEEN STATES READY
QUICK RESPONSE THE SUNDAY NIGHT CALL
Mediation Is
Suggested
, (By Associated Press).

y (By Associated Press). =
MADRID, Spain, June 19.- =
= The Spanish press has received =
= message from the Spanish col .
= ony in Mexico City urging King =
= Alfonso to attempt to avert war =
= between Mexico and the United .
= States. The selection of the =
. king to arbitrate the differnces =
= is suggested. .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
militia Directed To MOBILIZE
BY ORDER Of PRESIDENT WILSON.

Press) .
WASHINGTON, D. C. June IS, M
this evening called the militia
the border Secretary Baker
= all Pershngs expedition
and additional entry
raiding bandits
border whenever and fully
= troops will be mobiized home
Q q q q Q . . q q q q q 4 4 = = 4 4 =
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tBy Associated PressD


SAN ANTONIO June 19.General Funston, il was said would
request the secretary send him first the militia OF New
Illinois because he believes he make
practical them Immediately General Funston and staff
chiefly maintaining the delicate balance
Mexico United States until the militia
No raids the border reported but American
Mexican and the feeling along the border
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
yUCATAN WARNS AMERICANS
THAT WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED
t5y Associated Press.)


GALVESTON June 19eThe Mexican government in Yucatan
has issued proclamation ordering Americans country
declaring state of existed
ing arriving from Progresso
foreigners being taken aboard gunboat
as great excitement
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WASHINGTON June 19-When the secretary of reached
desk had announced that mobilization
progress The will be held mobilization points until
mustered the federal Those Immediately desired
for border will probably be given furngh of its
entire force Upwards of 100000 will be held under
for probably a month
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
PERSH|NG PREPARES To STRIKE
FIRST SIGN Of OPEN HOSTILITY
tBy Associated PressD

COLUMBUS June Notwithstanding threat Trevino
attack General Peshg if he moved except the border
the latter said be quietly making plans quick
the first of open hosties 1t believed contemplating
taking possession of portions Of railway
virtually commands the territory adjacent his line of
mmcatiOn.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-19
THE w EATHER

Fair Tonight and Tuesday
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-14

>h >"Nralnik"' ua Ai/arii" iu l."rci". Nara,ro
l" >'N"da da ne more pulobut prli'ika >luz.ti
"a ~p"dlag" mlruN mega l""aiauia. Ncmtiia IT, y,t
nu pripraNiirna nakloniti postum l.liam >yc,ovr,
mir"vnr ligc. ,ia. priprayli"na ic Gallo p|u>ta,i,-
>r ma del" taxi ligr. ta'cro glavui eli hi oil olrn
nit"v lrlimc"a mirl.
'Svct nj bill pred ilbruhom t. ,ciikr ,ojnc ,
>cnci ']pru>kcga militarilma' ampak : ,cnci poll
tik". Hi j. ho,cla napraviti N-mriju o>anllrno
Ter io napo>lcd podjarmiti in draft = >uAro>ti.
PROT tel poli,ihi c|ntcm;uih drlav. mai 50 H.
nm"nujc dipl"matitno "%nciitcv. vojaSko unitcni i,
ali pa s">podar>ko >yrtovui boiko,. j. Nrnriia
od lotctka vojuc y vlosi obrambc.
"NcmIki narod ,odi brambu vojI!o. Iojlir
- "a >vojo varno>t. "a ,voi narolni ob>tancN. y,
>N"J" >N"bodo. Nikdar niSmo trtili ne lrulcgu.
niNdar nl>m" imcll drugih mamcnoy. In ; tenn -
p"JaNnJnJc naravno>t ncycrictni ralvoi mcm>hit
II, v"likan>kr ncnISkr armada in brclprimcrna
hrabro>t brambovccv tom"yinc TAX ral,oi Ill nj
bill d">l'j luau , lgol"yini
SoNra/njki Ncm"iic =, mi>Hjo. ,a .Io>,s,jo
A"na"". -" ]pokIi''J" t'~ >Nri uH p.upr. ia u."r
J" pa ilu"l coiuo po>lcd'ro. ia 80 ic ucmsI ua~, i
tcmh"lj >trnil In dI - ir ..m,Na ,Gn.J i&
>c h"li pornn"iila karh"li to mrgla Au.ri
|"mati N"jmih 81 >Nrpaj. in tuii ten oliru ,.
""tovc m"jc. ~ Use lru>i pref ai:.i ,rl,'u na
n"''"m. ia Mna"aiu" ia wolf" it. nci<prcurmlii
Va i'm 'a> pride. ko prizuajo ,o lu>i >otrainiki."
I.cp ;oyor. lar,>, l., >sola. ,a nc Do nil.
malnanjc po>luiil mira. &C. ic incl "o~i od i:"il-
MANN IIamcn pomayat! da >, okraiia voina. il
ul"@"va fIl"Iofij" lopct cnkraf ua popoluoma INA
pHcni pot.
kar prayi Aauccllr 60 At,clIi.oii ianruih.
uI br"/ /animiyo>ti. d. ir iInrla Russia ,cbicur
na'ncnc !" da ih - itna. j. talo ""io,o. ht."t
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-14

'"hhn>iNa 'r Jr - Raj l'rdNlcr ma >Vctu. hi mo.
rI Nv 'N"n p"kicknlti. potrkati parkrat ; tclom
ua /chIllo IN , r"lj"kani pomiiIosti prositi odpv.
Nc"iIl": p"icn III - moral pa m~ajmaMic Lansing
N'r %aI 1ninaIn" nrmrrv odpcljati ma Dmaj
IA tam pred >tnrim t'rmlcclincu mapravi,i fra.
KRAFT kitalSki hotaN. &c ne. hi pa pripliIu ay.
>trIl>ka mornalica rcI mlak" IN hi pokazaIa.
kai Sc prlvj >p"Itovgnic de- hnb>burikcya ma IT,.
Stcta.
\mpak >lo nj tako. Av>rriJa. kr So ia +
nell oa> ma v>"h ~'raUci y klcS1iil. hi ST bila L.
o>l"e>ila, "c hi biIa llotcla takrat kaj ropota,i !
-Nlnc'!io In icr j. 10 'utiia. j" Nti>nila tiyo ' IT,
pa, nJ"n n"/ j" priicl ualaj IA D;noi. potcm i,
mckay casa drlaia soho. in >rlaj j" lopr, y>c v re-
Jan. I;rcl voimr.
&C. hi hill" yiai. vr,Ino take pamc;n.. kakor
u in"ra'a nl'l dunJj>ka , tenn >ln|aiu. hi bilo ~
rs >vci b"lJc. H. - hi hila av>'rij>ka vlada Sauna
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''If r"kIa. la I 1olcuo ,oiu" 10. oIivi Franca
frr,liIauia
\" N"'i' - NIi 81 poo,"rIcui "'r"ci. Do.l,i
MS" t'p"ni, II" pride,o k pamcti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-11-14

kakor v>r kaIc, h"do vojaSki il,iatki iudi 30
N"lru N"Iikl. v>aj d"klrr ~ raHmcrc pu y>cj E>ro.
pr l%rakiirn" nr u>ramovr. Privatui kapital 10
>Nraui" pr"vldcn. lircl hudih kriz 81 prchod y
H"rln'In" ''@ncrc >pluh n' more iIvr>iti. in kapi-
tai :" NJ 10 >pu>cal , nobrnr >pckularijc brcl
/d""i"vilrm"ga pr"fiIa. Muo.o noyil kapitali-
>i"N ho "i"dal". la Ilraic >v"jc ~boga>iv" il >tra.
Il" pred "hdarcnicm. kar ho indu>trijc. bo im,ln
/arrtk"mJ 81 prrNrc rok. Xcm,kr. HI 81 >cdaj ma.
drln">i .r mo>kc IA ~ iIurilr. ~ ne hodo moylr
m'm ~" i"bl nc pnmctati ua r'>tn. Srrokuvnc
"r@dhi/a'!Ir =" ~ >'iai y >krhch. kako 81 po>krl,i
I"lo ydraNim drlavcrIm in imvnlidom. Iii - vrne.
J." IL N'r"l hth iarkor. DrIavri. XII priIcio cd dru.
god. jim bod" k'nkurcuii in h"lo L. pov.tali be-.
d". lr"irn b" privatmi kapital lri5cl ! vctiimi
mNr>i"'ijami, p]rctctrjo lcta.
&c II jc kio prihranil par doIariry. nal nikar
u" ra'unu. da ic TAX amrri;ki papirc"k vrcdcn
pet kr"m. Dragimia. III j. lo>cgla med yojno ne.
/'>n>au" NlNln". ~ >ic"r seasonal n,koliko uLlali.
t"ia IA ~tupuio i1prcd voinc lc me- pridcjo rene.
&c rcija danes kilogram yovcdinr >c,lcm do oscm
NIoI. - tudi p" ,oiui me- bo dobiti ~ krone ali
dive. Iudi oblcka -" o." ho ,"5 kupo,ala ~ tri.
jr>o' hrou.
c. mi>liio d,la,ri kaj ma >>oio bodo5no>t.
>'"r" mn"go h"lir. ak" 81 tukai organizirajo IN
pnpr"Nll". da bodo m"tni n hoic. ka,crih 50 ne
70" %n"nlNJIo na tnkai Ne tam. Iii pa bodo tukai
'rl'iar !"Ili, =" JOE" d~rld,>tyo lavclno.
f. 'o Ii"lY, poro-a. a.. ,la,a y Anlwrrpb
i""'N'. kor 80 Nciri rdtau ""Ip,liali , 1000 be-.
"j~NIh jr.aNllIl,> r \cmoii,. Nckat,ri moiic.
Isl :" h"irli pohogi.u na lIoland>ko. 50 bill ma
n"li ubl'j I r!eN,r-'o >lrUjo. Ao 80 - d|o;ckuiIi
ii""c o.rai,.
\cdN"mn" lr 20 o,,ai"uic drla.ljmuoy prot
praNn" ali n'd'"u.o i' '.d.. la nj Nrun+iia cdi.
n'. Iii ''f" r",un. " ~ir0mi la,r/njlo, MISC ui5
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Bei Ser SammeI- 3ompasRie
wie it6 bi. Selbsrauen rpdbr.ub Der
Gefehtspauien HiisIieb maiden.

Sun5 StoIs i9reibt I'm rGbams
pasue RamsrabA, elmer arissssei<
tuug fir bic Selbsrduen:
rDh SammeItomposnis' Der Sols
bateHbumor ma9t natiirlib ,,Gumpe;l.
fpmpasnis" baruus, in jener tbm eiges
nen gutrniitbigen Spottfu9t, bic oor
Ht4ts 9alt matf. unD tDenn bu Die
Sammelsompasnie bei ibrer S5Gtias
fett beobd6teit, ba fommen ipobI
lsi9t SnsenosrtHneruusen, bic ieneH
9ameu rettfsrtissn. Du fiebit eiu
Gielseipann burb be Siraben ,ftez
ben, bDrft bic 5I6ten1neIobisn, beueu
bic atrber na6Iisfen tpis BITE Snsenb
bon 5dmeIn bem Rattsnfdnger, fiebit
berr alien 9umpeniammIer, Deun tbm
bic Werfammluns groB eenue ftien,
etnen gebeimnibbollen Satten 6ffnen
linb aIIerIei SerIi9teiten, Starnul,
blnmen, !Salstetten, Singerrt1rse, al,
les bon einer iinelaublitb beftetbenen
GuaIitGt, unb benz finbli6en @emiitb
eO9 70 begsboer,sspertb, DsrbdBGngs'
baii nssSsigka "a Nssss xzS Rslsts
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pie Mtxen.
Sti;,. ppn George ps.fi&.

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aoh@ngIaub entibIisben miifen. Ssil
psrionIidss Grl9sinsn Dar srfOrbet.
!it, ioIIte ibm bic grobe 2ieierung
StiefsIl.oer fir Sbaoipel &c Son III
2onfun nidt bon Der GouturrsES
tossgeianappt psrbsn.
SbabDeq &c So6n bn.ten ii5 aus
sineR mdbigen 4unoeH Su einem be-
beften enttpideIt, felt Der aries in
europa i'm 9ange mar unb 2oro
Sit9ensr fir feline 9Omnrp It!tus 70
pieIs Stiefel brau9t..
ga, Der &rieg mar ein ffeinss Ges
ftGf. uub ni4t Gran. GsTon uaS
Sbobpsq &c Son alsiu rpiinidten,
bab sr tein 70 balbisss Gnbe Hebm.H
m0fte.
9(uf bsm Dampfsr etntr enslii6tn
ainie idiifte er ii9 in Rstr Yort Elm.
Gr bate bic 5abrt iton mebrere Ulais
gema6t uRb INNER mar Der Sampfer
tpllbsiest setpeisn. 9tcsmal bait. Ell
bic 4uspabl untsr ben Eabmeu. DAP
man Bel Sii9 10 bequem fob unb nit
fat liebeOoaer Iufmsrilam.ei! bebient
purbs, mar aud elm. Qnnebmli4ieit,
Sie man oem artese Droan,ts.
Der &dpitGn alserotnss ihieu Elm
5iemli6 graroiger @eiele 81 isin unp
je ipeiter man iih bon Der nmeritanis
iten aiifts sntfsrrlts, bei.o urssmiitb,
IiAer purbe er.
glls ii9 s5rant @ibfor Bel elmer Der
gsmeinfamen Mabl5eitsn an Jpn mi.
Der Grage panbts, ipann man briiben
eintreTien tpiiro.. .rbieIi {, bic untpirs
i4e antipcrt: rWsiB id niht.1
rqber sic perben bod ungefGhr21
r8ebduere. aud nidt uHeefd6r."
uRe9nen 81, etpo NIT gturm ober
gebel?"
,Das tanr man immer."
.Wtr tDnHsH au& fouitissH Iufsr..
balt hahen's nttsi> sia sssnsssI Wdaas
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auf.nthaIt suaenbIi!

aufentbalt SusenbIi'
der auf ber Strdfs. llebr
ben elufentbalt Susenblidsr ouf Of
ientlifen Gtroben bat Der iteIIDsrtr.r
ienbs tommanbirsnbe Sensral IN als
tpna cine bemeriensperthe gerorbnans
erIaT.n. Susenblid.u periOnsn Ii.
bos si.lIof. aufs uub abqeben uno
Der 5ipedlDie MufenibuIt auf DffentIis
den Grabsn unb pIdbn UerbOter.
Inter SustHbliden rperSsn perionen
beriianben. bic bas IS. 2ebensiab-
nod uif,i polIsnost habea. 9inoer mr.
ter IA Sabrsn biirien mad a9t lhr
abenbs SifeniIids Sirubsn uHn
pIds. nur tn gssIeituns sripadisHsr
9nseb5riser beirsien. Sir bic Grfiilv
lung bieier @ori6rift iiHo oud bi.
Gltern unb ioniiige nufiidtgpfIi6tige
perfpnen perantportIih. 3uipibsrs
hanbIunseK perbsn NIT GsfdnsuiB Biz
8u sinem Sabre posr beim 9otIiesel
miIhsrnbsr llmiidnbe bis su 1900
Mari beiiraft.
werfbnappt.
gsrtbeibissr: Die GeIdihte pfre
Jbnsn unier bisfn llmiianben orei
Monats @sfGngnib eintrdsen. Wenr
Gle aLIerbinss siu 4If6i nadtpsiieu
i0Hnisn.-
Silent: sWsrS mid bitten ba
.riss' id minbsit.ns feds!'
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sd perniite, man mill uns mars
nen", meinie @ibion. .ginn sibt uns
Elm 3eihen, bnb mir uns III odt neb,
men folIen Das arisgslbiif ianr
islbft Minsn ausseporfsn babsn.
gBir DoIleu ibm bod anttporten!1
uno er aog aus Der WianieItaI6s
eine Sdi6enIaterne, lisb fe airflsr6.
ten unb ihtpans Iis iibsr ieinem SOpf.
Bon irgenbpober lpstterts bic sro5,
Stimme bss aapitdns.
llnianft rib Der Steuerm1nn Glib
ions erhobenen 2lrm berunter.
Ills Der Morgen oGmmsrte, iab
man in serineem glbitanbe einen
&reu5er inter ensliider G!agse
er mar In Der Rnft nit obse.
blenbeten 2i6tern esfabrsn unb b.ss
hnlb iiniihtbar geblieben.
9as beibi. Jran! Gjibfon fab ibn
ni6t. CT bate auf gefebl bes aapis
iGus feline friibere aabins pieber be-
sieben miiHen nnb burauf mar bic
Sblr binier ibm psrffloieu porben.
guf feline proteite essen bisis @eree.
fpa!tisuns iDarbs isiHs Riidiiht g.
Hommen.
Gr ionnte oud nitt iehen, ipie eins
pinaiie bss 3risssi4iffss Idnssiei!
Ses 0dmpfers anIssts.
Der Warineofiisier, Der IN Begiei.
lung betpaffnster Watrofen an 8orb
tam, nabm giufidt IN Styisfsjournn!
rHb paHuaisrIifis. Da .s EN- eng,
lif6es Sdiff mar, bas mad ein.m
eHgIiIden Snfen fubr. ,oHnte er ii4
nit sin.r fIiiatissH priifuns besnii'
gen.
absr Der aapitdn bate nod etspoE
81 meloen.
81 madte nuf ben Rumen Bsbior
in Der pniidgisrliite oufmtrtIam.
Der Wann iit mir perpdftig-, e.
,Idris sr. sd baye i'm fir einen
Spion. Gr bat mid ousfragen fpoIs
len. unb ebsnio sinen Sisnarb. 9of
ellen intersiIirie CT iid fir uHisre
Winen. gu benz britten .Steusrmnn
bat er aud BON einem mDglihen lin,
gliid eereoet llnb bann ba. er In Der
Haht nit elmer Guierue gspinit.1
Der 2eutnnnt trduite bic Stirn.
.Wirb tpisber 70 Elm - 9e,it'
'6er fem. Giibren sic mid su ihm~
gr ftelIie nit 9ibTpn Elm tur,es
gerb6r an unb fein Seiid. fpurb. I'M.
ner itrenger.
Der Wenib mar fogar bo6sraSis
Derbdftis. auf bic gapisrs mar ni6ts
III seben. Gibion bisben Sauienbe..
Die &nrte, auf Der ibm Der Ststparo
ben aurs bes Sdiffes botte 5eigsn
niiiien. fanb I'D alh nod por. 4udJ
bic Saf6enlamps, elm Defenders itar.
.ts aaliber.
Mas bas @erb5r gu bsbeuten aes
lobi, ipurbs benz 4meriiantr erit nads
trSgIih liar, als er ndmiib etHen 8ns
5inengenoFsn in @eiialt einss Wrtro,
en- nit i6uBferflgem Nep0lper erpielI
inb ibm .r0ffnet rpurbs, bnb Dor bs-
sbiir Elm ebsnioIfsr Matrcfe Dat.
iGnbe unb ibn iofort nieberihisbeu
piirbs, ipsnn er es fpagen follte, elmer
Sub iibsr bic S9pefe gu iesen.
Der DompFsr srreihtt, oane aiIf Elm. |
Min. nifJulauisn. 2ipsrpopl.
Gjibion fpurbs benz SafsnioHinan.
,nGisn iibergtben unb dts beutids: |
spioa binhr fubbide Muuern s,'
,roht.
2tbn 5nae bousrie es, Bic i.in. linz
dub eripieisn fpnr.
glIs r I'm Jinitern III 2onbon
intrGi, fam er au ip1i. Das @eihd.. |
nit Sbobbpsll e Con lpor in bic
huff aefloaen. Die apn.urren5 lles
erie, ba aprb aitrbsne- GiIe bate.
cine ssbnis 4rmes bon a5srmats flint
Rillionsn Wann nuf bic langsn 9stus
InS step ia bic et!Fs! ~ brtaofDs !
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xoS,s.asseiaeu.
,r,e1a.. siasS an ,sautda. ben 2. 0sssHsba 1915,
Sp6pia 3ppns.

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