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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
WEATHER BUREAU
MONTHLY REPORT
WARMER THAN THE NORMAL BY
Al FEW DEGREES WITH HIGHER
PERCENTAGE OF SUNSHINE

The monthly report OF the U. ).
weather bureau for the month OF
April as complied by Ii. Legler, the
local observer. shows Tonopah en-
loved one of the finest periods in the
history of the station since the mean
temperature was so compared with AZ
last year and a low of AZ in 1912 and
maximum of 81 in 1907. The high
est temperature was 70 on the 9th
and the lowest 20 on the 18th. The
precipitation for the month was Go
compared with 1926 last year when the
big storm came in on the last day OF
April TO swell the total The maximum
velocity If wind was "a miles an hour
ON the 5th with the wind coming from
the northwest. There were thirteen
clear days, IA cloudy and 3 on which
ii rained
The phenomena of the month were
represented by hail on the llth anc
fog on the same day and the second
Sunshine was present to the extent
Of 81 per cent with ten days on which
there was a full 100 per cent and /:
more days on which the sunshine reg
istered over 80 per cent.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
PORTABLE KITCHENS
USED IN BERLIN
CHEAP MEALS FURNISHED THE
POOR IN THE CAPITAL
OF GERMANY


BERLIN. May 2.-The portable field
kitchens which the soldiers call 'gou-
lash cannon" are being introduced in
TO the streets OF the poorer sections OF
Berlin, selling warm dinners to all
corners for 35 pfennigs per portion.
The town council of Lichtenberg. a
big surburb OF Berlin, was the first to
adopt the idea. Many of the working
people have no time TO cook for them
selves. and they can be far more
cheaply fed by cooking en- masse at
central points and distributing the
food through the field kitchens.
The easements OF some of the big
school houses have been fitted up as
Kitchens where in huge boilers, each
holding over a hundred gallons, meat
and vegetables by the wholesale are
converted into palatable stew. The
"goulash cannon" which haul the pro
duct drought the streets for sale arr
each provided with a boiler under
which slow fire is kept burning
The idea has become so popular that
IL Is predicted that the "goulash can
nom will long survive the war which
popularized 1t.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
SCHOOL CONTESTANTS
APPEAR ON THURSDAY
THE HIGH SCHOOL DEFAMATION
TRIALS AT THE TONOPAh
HIGH SCHOOL

The annual high school defamation
contest will take place in the gymna-
stun on Thursday evening of this
week, May T. This year there will be
five contestants, three boys and two
girls, and the evenings entertainment
will be very enjoyable affair. The
high school orchestra has been busy
preparing special music for this DC
casion and Miss Fields will give a
reading.
The entrants in the boys contest
are Walter Rountree, Henry Lamb and
John Cuddy. while in the girls con
test Helen Davis and Gracella Roun
tree will compete. The winner of eacf
contest will be sent to Reno to repre-
sent the Tonopah high school in the
big inter-scholastic defamation con
test at the University on May IL.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER

The program at the Butler this ava.
ing VIII consist OF Burton Holmes
travel picture entitled, Summer No..
Near San Diego" in which Mr.. Hofma.
shows you Coronado Beach. the e.
nous Hotel del Coronado, panam.
California exposition. young women
-leaping with parachute from an ae,o
plane 1000 feet in the air and man,
other interesting scenes.
The feature is The Voice In tho
Fog in which Donald Brain makas
his debut as Paramount star in a
production of the Jesse L. Lasky fea.
ture play company, and is picturiza.
ton OF Harold McGrath's widely read
novel of the same name which is con.
sidered one of the masterpieces of mo-
dern day fiction of suspense and mvs
terry. Mr., Brain is perhaps the mos,
popular young masculine star on the
| American stage. He became famons
several years ago when he originated
the role OF Prince Danilo in THE Mer.
| ny Widow" and since then he has
toured the country several times at the
head of his own big musical comedy
production. Tomorrow. Pathe
comedy. and a romantic, exciting.
emotional drama entitled. Souls En-.
chained featuring the celebrated
LYDIA Borella Tomorrow and Thurs.
day. Taylor and Howard, another
vaudeville team billed as "The Origin.
al Nuts from Brazil" will appear in a
singing and talking travesty. This il
the second team touring across the
country by auto. having recently clos
ed vaudeville tour on the coast. Il
Is quite fortunate also that these
; teams have taken to this mode OF ira
vel as 1t gives to the theater goers /
little diversion from the regular pic
ture program and an opportunity O
seeing little vaudeville occasionally
/ which would otherwise be impossi
BILE.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
TWO MORE DRILLS FOR
THE MONARCH PITTS
MONARCH PiTTSBURG PUSHING
DEVELOPMENT IN EAST AND
WEST DRIFTS

This morning two more drills were
added to the equipment of the Mon
arch Pittsburg with the object of pres
sing development in the east and west
drifts where there is a fine showing of
breccia. This is regarded by the man
agement as the most important show
.ng thus far and Manager Branch
Smith is enthusiastic over the pros.
poets. The Extension breccia appears
on the footwall and the hanging wall
IS in West End rhyolite and, if values
are not found in this formation it will
be the first time in the camp that
such disappointment has occurred.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
PERSONAL

j. ]. GRIFFITH arrived from Man
haitian today.
GEORGE LETSTER or Austin is a
late arrival at the Mizpah.
HERMAN ZADlG returned to San
Francisco this morning.
GEORGE POLKINGHORNE was
passenger on this mornings train for
Reno
GROVER YOUNG went over to
Goldfeld this morning, returning this
afternoon.
MISS DORTHY MARETT was a
passenger for Sacramento today, where
she goes to visit friends.
| FRANK STEVENS, superintendent
of the Fred Siebert gold property east
of Nina arrived yesterday from Nina
JAMES BOYD, the Reno attorney
arrived on today's train to look after
legal business in the district court.
]. II. ROBERTSON, the broker
was a passenger this morning for Gold
field and will return this afternoon b.
auto.
/ +. A. MONTGOMERY. representing
the Anheuser-Bus Brewing company
was an arrival this morning from thu
east.
r. J. HIGHLAND was a passenge
, this morning for Goldfeld returning
, later with Buick auto which ha
been disposed Of.
FEB KENRALL, accompanied by hi
son, Abraham Lincoln Kendall. return
ed to San Francisco on train No, 2
this morning.
DR.. MORGAN-OWEN. accompar
led by Mrs. owen and son came bac
\ from Goldfeld last evening by tn
stage line.
VIM. FORMAN, the attorney, r
turned from Carson this mornin
v where he argued the habeas corpu
writ of John Murray.
MIKE FLYNN, who has been quit
i'll for the past month. accompanie
n by his son, Mullery, went to San Fra
4 cisco this morning for the purpose {
Is consulting specialist.
e MRS. l.. D. TOWNSEND and lit
o daughter returned from San Francist
1t this morning where Mrs TownseI
lie had been called by the death OF h,
y mother Mrs. Mccarthy.
C. J. NJ FAHEY an old time prospe
a tor who has been looking for rare n
tails came in this morning to meet
st party bent on developing cinah
Id proposition in the northern country.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
DYNAMITE CLEARS SNOW
AWAY IN JIG TIME

That powder may be used to adj
vantage in clearing snow from roads.
has been demonstrated on the Geiger,
grade, and what appeared to be a
two weeks job under ordinary meth
DDS, has been accomplished in less
than one. One 200-foot drift, from
four to seven feet in depth. was
cleared away in one day. and the en-
tire work has been finished In Jig
time. We believe new record for
road work on a mountain grade in
this section has been established. -
Virginia City Chronicle.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
THE BOWL Err ESTATE

Miss Eama | Bowler has been ap.
pointed administrators of the estate
of her father the late p. NJ. Bowler
Her bond was fixed at $500. The es-
tate consists principally OF prospec-
tive fees.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
SHEEP sHEARERS ARE
IN HAWTHORNE

Fifteen sheep shearers. with Cd
Captain Jesus Vega at their head. ar
rived here Monday and started in their
work Of relieving the flocks of their
winter coats at the Nicolas shearing
pens. They will be here about two
weeks and between 10000 and $4,000
head will be shorn Walker Lake Bul.
letin.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
SUFFERING FROM pToMAlNEs

Miss Guinevere Bertrand, assistant
postmaster, is suffering from a severe
attack of ptomaine poisoning contrac-
ted last Thursday. She is progressing
nicely and will be back at her post in
few days. In the meantime Mrs.
May Peeler is acting as assistant hav-
ing been called back from her vaca-
ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
CARLOAD OF BUICK AUTOS
ARRIVES FOR r. J. HIGHLAND

K. ]. Highland, agent for the Buick
built in the head valve motor car, an
nounces the arrival of a carload of
Bucks which are ready for delivery.
Two of the machines have been sold
and. from all appearances the Buick
Will be the most popular machine on
the market this year for particular
people.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
THE KENDALL BLOCK

The demurrer in the case of Duval
VS. Condor invilving the ownership of
the Kendall block was heard in the
district court this morning and taken
under advisement.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
VEGETABLE SEEDS ARRIVE

The Bonanze Office has received
from Senator Pittman a sack OF vege-
table seeds which may be obtained
at this Office on application. A few
more packages of flower seeds remain
from the former shipment. Children
must bring an order from their par
ents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
BRUISED HIS FOOT

Ed. Solberg employed at the Bel
mont sustained badly bruised foot
this morning by slab of rock falling
on tie member. He was treated at
the Mine Operators hospital.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
WILL WORK AT DEPTH

A fan is being installed in the 1700
level of the Halifax and work will be
resumed later in the week in that
superheated portion or the mine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
STRIKE IN YOUNGSTOWN

Try Associated I.ress,,
YOUNGSTOWN. O.. May about
1000 machinists did not report for
work today having been refused 8
hours with 3 hours pay.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02

j. NJ. FENWICK, the Goldfeld bro
ker, motored over last night to find
out what is going on in Tonopah
stocks. He says Goldfield is looking
up on the strength of the recent dis.
covery on Silver Pick.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
STOCKS

Owing 70 the presidential primary
elections in California this is a
public holiday in San Francisco and
there was no quotations Of the stock
exchange New York reported firm
market with sales OF White Caps al
n cents The other stocks we're mark
ed up as follows:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
BROk ERAGE SERVICE BY
PHONE

There are two phones in my .
= office, for the convenience of .
= patrons and all persons interes- .
. ted in stock quotations and the .
= .latest market news. My phone .
= service is at your disposal, either .
= for the purpose of giving you the .
= latest information, or for execut- .
. ing your market orders. All or .
= ders by phone viii receive .
= prompt and confidential atten- .
. ton. Cali either No. 1442 or =
= 2072. .
. r. FRED BROWN, .
. Adv M27tf Stock Broker .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
ELEVEN THOUSAND EMPLOYEES
OF HARVESTER ON STRIKE


lily Associated Press.p
CHICAGO. May -Four thousand
more employees of the International
Harvester have struck, making a total
of 11,00O
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
Sore
yes

Your Druggist's SOC per Bottle. Murine Eye
SsiveinTuhes2sc. ForBeok oifheE yefrceask
Druggists OF Muriae Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02
BULLION TAX REPORT
OF NEVADA CONSOLIDATED

The Nevada Con. bullion tax re
port for the quarter ending March
81. of the present year as filed with
County Assessor Clark, is as follows:
Tons ore mined .,....-.......... S4S, $40
Gross WELD S5 2n2 ooa AZ
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-05-02

Eyes inhamed by expo
sure to Sun. Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine
Eye Remedy. No Smsr'ing.
lust Eve Comfort. Al
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
6Et Oespnegt.
9cntide arissSGefauaeue babcu feintr
Wrnn0 Snr SlIaae.

Berlin, brobilos, 3. Nai. (llebers
Zee 0odridten 2tgentur). Die
bsuiI6en s3eituugsn beaiitporier bic
BON getrifen 1uiiI9en 3eitrtnqen sts
bobenen 9ei6msroen iiber bic 3uitGEs
De 6ss @efangsnsnIa9ers in 6abel6erQ
nit Der GrtlGfuH9, fcel9e Der oGniFhe
6ouptmonn Don Spaetb, ber oas Gn.
ger nit Der ruiii6sn Roten areu3s
Sdipeitcr Samipnaba beiu6is, abgts
geben bat.
sd fihie MID gsbrunetn- Ta3is
Der 9auphndnn, nmeiilen Don't iiit
Die ausgs3eitnste &eEnnoIung aug
5ufprehtH. iosthe ben 9euteu in Die
lem Gage. 5niei! miro. Gs purOe mir
0ns BON oQen 6eitsn be3eugi uno id
bante S9Rsn fs9t bafiir".
Der SauptmanE unb Die Sbiueiitr
Bntfsn fih nit Zen Gjeinngsnen uniers
balten, Die ii1 irei duBsrn tonnteu.
ipeil bsi ben gsipreAun9eE .sint
0suti4sa anipeieno narsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
asquitb int Sattel.
Die Gage Der Alliierten befrie'
Oist ibn iebr.
SanSist allsemsiue Sisnitpfi4t an.

opnbon, 8. W2at. Die brttiI6e
| Rsgierung bsqilemt ii9 nun bob sur
seIeBtidsn Giufiibrung Der oIIsemei>
nsn Dienftpflibt. Sm 6auie Der
gemeinen ertIdrts geitsrn MiniItsrs
prdiioent 2lsquiib, sr iperbe bsuts si=
nen 9efebentipurf fir .ongemsinen
lunb lofortigen 0ienitsnang" einreiz
den. Ons @eieB peros Oie 5rase bss
9eereserfaBes Elm fir ole UlaI res
geln. Geit 8sginn Der 6einoieIigteis
ten babe Ous britiIde Rei9 gu 9anbe
unb gu 8aiier bisber flint MiIiOnen
fMenihen gu ben Baffen gerufen, Gr
Sagte aber niht, pie Diel ooer nie
penige Gngldnber barunter pnren.
Die nieberi9metternbe 6ipbspoIt aus
MsIopotainien tat er nit oem 8emsrs
fen al. &utsel-2tmaro iei ,Obne mills
tdriihe 9e0eutllng". GbenIo glitt
er iiber bic gegen i6n unb Isins
Gollegen erbobeneu 9eIdulpigun9en
Der unentf9lofenbeit, 8ersDgerung,
2oRgfamfeit lInn 6abrlGIItgtett nut
fhDnen @orten binpsg. inoem er auf
Oiele 8eiIpisle Der engliI6en Sc
ihihte binpies. no man bieIeI6en
9Orniirfe gegen bic Gesierung er6ob
unO mad eirem Retter I9rie, tporz
auf ftlieBIih bo9 onss pie6er BON
ielbit in Orbnung lam. @s lei aud
gong falih, penn gtDrgler einmaI bes
baupten, Die 3iptliIten I'M Miniiteris
I'm pFuIdten ben SolDoten tns
6anbnsrt, unb oann ipisber tIageu,
neil Die Wlilitdrs Der 3esierung Be-
fehIe ertetIten. rNleine Qntport ouf
aaes oies", fagtt asquitb, lift bies:
m0gen aud Srrtiinsr Dber Ssebler
porgstommen iein, Dieaei9t in Der
golitit ebenfoppbl nie in Der 5sers
fiibrung, unIere 2eiitung, Die Sci.
flung oes rertinigten a0nigrei9s
unb bes aei6es fir bic eemsinIome
Sn4e lit gepadien unb pG6it nod
fiGnbig, Monot fir Monat unb lit
beFer geleitet oIs is Subpr. @nglnnb
babe iiber IS 0ipifionen SpIboten.
ltnb Die Gage Der 9laiierten CUR See II.
gu 2unoe mar Lie 70 gut pie beuts".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Der SIeioerntad1eritreif.
audl Die glrbeiter Der unnbbauaiaeu
sSirmen feiern hcutc.

Ren gort, 3. Mai. QluF Qno1as
nung ibrer Geperti6aftsporIfe6er
legten beute 10000 9lei0erma6er,
RGbrdbden uno 0omeni6neioer, in
3neitnuienb 5abrifen Der Stoot uno
umqeqenb Die 0r6sit nieOer uno Be-
gaben Iid in i6re 8srIammllnasIos
tole. Die Observation-Disclosures ipoIs
ZEN ii6er $4,000 2lr6eiter beiberlei
Gsfale4ts untsr einen 5ut bringen,
nm Die Ranufatturers' protsttioe
qfocintion. bic in ibren 400 s5obri=
fen Die 2lr6eit5trGfte ausihlob, ipirt=
lam 81 ftrafen.
Die heute BON Der 4rbeit Iaufsns
ben 9eute tommen aug unab6Gngigsn
5obrtten. 8eren Snba6er, bsiBt es,
iinO 5u 8erbcnbIungen uRb 3rgez
ftdnbaiFen bersit. Die geuertT6aFt
bat fire 5orosrungsn nod ni6t be-
tannt gemGdt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Siirfilhe llsSoote.
Serieafteu bier Shiiie int
ShwarSen Mecr.
GnsIanS ipiiblt iuieOcr.

apniantinppsI, 3. Moi. Siirtis
f6s llnterIesbopte iino auF benz Be-
ten @sgs, nit Der ltebsrlessubeii
Der rufIifhen 6Iptte i'm S6parsen
Meere sriinoIid nufSurdumen. Uts
sr6Bersu rufiifden 8risssihiffe pas
gen ii4 idOu sar niat mebr bius
Gus, felt bic tiirtiihsn lie8pote DIE
eriten Gpfer i'm SdlporSeu Mssre
gefunben. Sin on,tIi6er geribt,
Der fOIsenbeu MurtIaut BAT, stbi
Qtustunft iibsr Die Sdtigteit Der tiirs
tii9eu Sau9bopte:
allniere llnterfeebOoie ia9teu tiirss
lid prei vuffiI;he 9ompfer auf ben
Stranb. Giner lpurbe Ipdter burt
9eIdiiBfener aerft0rt. 2tu6 pers
isnttsu mir bier nit 8orrdten beIas
pene SsseIi9iffe.
nNorbpeitIi6 BON Der Sisllune
BEL Sobun ipurben uu{ere liGterIses
boote bon Der aiiitenitaot bon Go6a
beihoFen."
(0ab bic Siirfen meIben jollten,
OaB ibrs eisenen 8oudboots be.
idOfen ipurbeu. tIinat berbG5tie.
Die 6onb bes ensIiiden 3enfprs iIt
iidtbar)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Gnt>els Nmtara.
Gin 9enf5ettel fiIr britiideu
aonhuHt, inat MDrabt.
9srGre6ertfhe 9tidDtfertipfe;t.

SerIrehertfhe 3etdtferttafe;t.
9eyiin, g. Wloi. (5untiprlt9 na&
Iu6srior.J 2l(s btrbreteciIcb. QeiGts
iertis'eit Ge5sifnt btr I7iii.dririti.
fer oes sS%''ritae- TngebIotts', I2ns
ior Wotabi. e;' NnIdqe bes britt.
fden GsIbsEss in 19n.iopotamien, Ger
NIT Der f+opitulciiot beg Generals
2spn: bead in 2ui.ti.Hmoro abae,
f6foiitr iit. sd: britife)e DHn;eI.
ba5:iD.si:, biz bti atei p5or on 13.
NoCeaIbtr bic etIta Gt;oi. ,mpIine
batte De-: Oe9nsr ribt iitr boll an.
geF;5tr unS tie eepInats RsiIc nod
9a9bno gnienoirrEn ipis etns pros
menooe obas 5idetlins radlcdt.ic,r
8erbinoungsn unb init un3u..i9sn.
ben 3rdf!cr. @Sre ss hi. i'm gu.
ban gegsn 5aI5rodtt. NIT @besr uuo
ShiIo tdmfIInbs WiIee asaInotH.
tc!tt bds ,;ntsrns6nsn nobl Grfolg
gstGbi; a5ef gs9sn zine mobsyns lie
tiid]e &rlEse iuar .s Gin oum.r.s
StTeid. Der 3npiertsii BE-, 6ri:i-
fAcE @r!hritr sciI: glaiog ROyat'
qepe 9tnsrsennuHe. Die .orrfs ca,,
Hihts belIsn gscen Die Gt,r!egtat
GelbherrniiinF Sss F.iNmoritnHi
peH Der 9nip. be- nR 6sirb srf mi
IdtDersn G,;1R nj: einen Fpseol.
snriifGnyf rH0 e1rou' psr3 eilt
iGi3f int matt i,rss
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Seim Oel0, feiu 6 riea.
&aBlanO ipill uid|t mehr nit.
ipIelcn.
stnf @astnnO bdie, laat slailnfOfF.

Berlin. g. @!ai. (Tnntfpre6 rad
SabcjQe.) 9is rriii!9en 0umnsabs
geotonetsn. bic gum 8sTuhe Gnss
lambs uHo Der 0rittIGtn gsont i'll
5rantrei1 singt!aoen narfe:;. iiao in
Stndbolm ein9strolfen, Der 5GAr,r
Der Gabettenpur.ei (yacn,iitlitiorsqt
Demotroten"), ProftTor paul Milus
tofT, GuBerte im StIp=G9 mit sci.
tungsi9rel5ern; Der 9sIu6 5safpede
bic 9e3lebnn9er GngIanos gnb
RuBlanos, biz tii3Ii9 geIittsn bdtz
ten, gu beFern. 5n auB!onO ma6e
ii9 DiOerpiaen segen gnglono 9sIs
teuO; bas fibre gu g&ib0sritddsniFsu
lno our greoiiDerlGr8Ing. .Wir
miiNen ibnen 5eigen. 0oB Gnglouo
ni@t5 ols feline gIliht tut. lpsnn IS
uns nit 8eIO bsiitebt". iaste profeis
Ior DlilutofF, ,oenn RuBInuo bo.
ieine oan3e Seertsmodt segsr otu
Geino geporfsn, ndbreno teiH Nenidl
cine Q6nltnq bot, no Die 6ri.iI9en
Qrmesn tdmpfen". gr gn6 aud 3u,
baB in RuBlono cine 9e0riidie Gtims
munq berri6t. Die tiir5li9 in gde
rig 9e5altene aonieren5 Der 2lLIiiers
ten alaubte man in ieinem 2nnos
eber gegen AuBlano d!s 9egen
TeutidlQub aerintet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
9stmtHt iidD 9eit.
@nalanS luirS dmerifdniihe ,,Gbiaa",
9tUte gelegentIiG bcnntipDrteu.

0onoon, 3. D1oi. Sier ipuroe ges
.ern betannt semo9t, baB bic Regits
rung teinen 5ermin fir bic 9eants
pOrtpng Der amsritantihsn Rote, in
Der gum britten Male gegsn bic Gnts
fiibrung beutI9er giirger BON omes
ritaniI4tu 0ampfer ,Gbina" protes
itiert nirb, feItgeIebt babe. Man err
tldrt, baB Die ameritaniI9e gote
nfreunbidaftIihe 8ea9tung" finoe
unb ooB @nglano epentuea ben omez
ritanifden Nuni6en no9tommsn
piiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
jlnf 3eppeIine i6er CngIano.
Oftiten GnglanS5 nno sdoHlnnO5 beimseiudt,
Son0on Der5eimli6t Sirtnng.
1ranSOitn crDartcu btntiden ausriff bel Sersun.

2ouoon, 5. Nai. 6iinf fcinOIide
9uftidifie orificn seitern abenO nie
gtor6oittiiite gn0IonOS un6 ole 5To.
oItfiiite Sdottlnu03 an. anltIih
miro mitgeteilt Dab man iid ii6er
Die @etuegurgeu Der ieiuoliaeR
2ufttreusr im llntloren ici ,no
onb GinScIbeiteu nod nidt befonut
aeiporSen iino.
gorlGufig gibt man MIR au, Oof
neiiiige Deuige" @ombeu in 0erf'
ibire abgeluorfeu iuuroen, boB Der
llmians Der GerIuite mo oeS
Sdaoens ober mod niht befonni
iei.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07

2onbpn, 8. Nloi. 0ie 8riten be-
ellen ii9 mit3uteilen. baB bic bDIen
9eutI6en in ben IeBten paar Suaen
5pei S6iffe, Die bon Der omeritauis
ihen SiIfstommifiion fir 9elaien
ge6artert porben lporen, berfentt
hdtten. Gs bonoeIt ii9 um ben
1000 Snnnsns9ampfer .Senbons
bou", britii6, befsu gerIentun9 be-
reits gemeloet puroe, unb ben
S6peben r5rieoIanb", Der f9per
bei9doi9t in ben 9ofen BON 9Iad
Deep in Der Sbsm5esMiinbuna, aes
f9Ieppt tpurbe. 3otiirIi6 nimmt
man an, baB beibe torpebiert ipurs
ben. Der S9ipebe batte 1000 Sons
nen @etretbe fir .bas orme tleine
gelaien" on 8orb.
2tuBsr ben genonnfen Dampfern
pnrben Spei fIeinere S6iffe Ders
Ientt, Der braiiIioniI9e Sompfer
nRio 8ranco", 556 3onnen erob,
unO Der 8rite ngttb Of gto9eiter" !,
235 Spnnen.
Die 6eipoffnete So6t s9(eguIa" 4,
biz, ipie borgeitern beribtet, i'm
0ittcIIdnbif4en Meere ouf cine Wli.
ne lief unb uuterging, mar friiber
Sigentum Sir 3bomas Qiptons, bes
6etannten engliIhen Spprtmannes.
Die sQe9uIa" hieB friiber nGrin"
uno nabm an oielen Sn6trennen tell.
2onbon, 3. 9Ioi. Qlobbs aleloet,
boB Der ipnniIde 9ompFsr g9iuifres
oa", elmer Qepei4e aug goruna,
Sponien, 3ufolge, BON einem oeute
Iden llnterieeboot perientt porben
lei. Der 0ampfer lpor 1,441 3ons
men groB.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
Die iibli6cn ssucibunoert.
,6auas" NIB ,,Gentral gteips" fa'
ielu iuieSsr rUu ,,Hipts" in Berlin.

2onoon, 8. WIai. Plus @enf fpm.
men tuieOer Die iibIihen Nofridten
BON 5unger. unO 6rieoens-9lufIt1n-
ben in oeutihen StGoten. 8iesmaI
lieB man oieie oRiotS" bauptiG6Iid
III Berlin uno Gbelnnis itottfinoen.
@ie eetuobnli6, ipuroen auh pieoer
u5lpeibun0ert" 8erionen bpnpunoet.
SSn Berlin ioaen ober nebenbei aid,
% 9SerIonen get0tet poroen iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-07
@ahIenim &aLtformiem.
Sir Die repnblifauiiHsa anaSibaten
iunrSen picle Stinmcn nSaeaebeg.

San 6rontislo, 3. Moi. Sm
5tnate faaben geItern bic grimdrs
nablen itntt. Dos gsnaue Grge6nis
mar beute mittag nod ni9t 6etannt.
Nur 10 bel lpeib man, bob fir Die
repu6Iifaniihen &onoioaten cine be-
neuteno bD6ere Stimmen3obl obges
geben ipuroe ols fir ois oemDfratis
I6en. 0us Reiultat aus Ser 6dlfte
alIer Precinfte ipnr folgenbes: Sir
reguldre RepubIitaner 1882, fir
nOereinigte" Republifaner, 1883,
fir 8emotraten ober nur 23,559
Stimmen.