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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
MAY BE ESCAPED CoNvICTs

Reports coming from the vicinity OF
Hulit and Cedar Camp would indicate
that three eonvicts VINO escaped from
the state penitentiary last Tuesday are
camping in that vicinity. Friday N.
A. Cage who lives at Cedar Camp, saw
three strange men in the woods near
his place who were busily engaged in
picking berries and eating them. When
he passed by they made an endeavor to
keep their backs toward him. At the
time he had not learned of the convicts
escaping, although he noticed particu.
larly the actions of the men and
though them strange. If they were
the men they have had plenty of time
to get away from that place.
Since the escape different ones from
up that way nave seen strange men who
had no apparent business in that vi
cinity.-Silverto Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
COURT HOUSE NEWS
X X X x * X * X X X X Il X X i


Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county clerk to Russell l.. Stan
ton, age 81, of Freewater. Oregon, and
Fay Waltenbarger, aged Is, Of Marion
county, and Mike Connor, age go, and
Mary Krenn, age 81, both of Salem.
Anglers licenses have been issued TO
the following: c. S. Gardner, G. d.
Chandler, j. B. Giesy and T.. j. Sauter,
all of Salem, and j, S. Morton Of Rick.
reall. Combination hunters and an
gler's licenses have been takn out by
Herman Clark, Lloyd l.. Ryan, VIM. G..
Ellis and B. A. Jones, all of Salem,
and w. b. Brown of Gervais. Hunter Is
licenses have been granted to H..
Schleusner of Salem and Harry Hum
phreys of Shaw. A combination civil
war veteran 3 licenses has been issued
to b. II. George of Niagara, Oregon.
A complaint was filed in Department
No. of the circuit court this morn
ing by Arthur Buehner, George Bueh-
ner, Charles Buehner and Minnie Gras-
Sc against Elias Kilen, Agnes A. Kill
en-, O. A. Kunkle and the Security
State bank of Woodburn, asking judg-
ment for $l5,s40 and $1,000 attorney
fees. The amount is claimed to be due
in certain promissory notes. Foreclos'
ure of mortgage on certain farm
lands in Marion county is asked.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
EAST HUBBARD NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Miller and Sam
Miller and Mrs. Harvey Kropf and
children went to Portland on business
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Erb, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Zehr of .Fairview attended the
services at Zion last Sunday. Mr.. Ert
preached very impressive sermon.
A number of people from around
Hubbard attended the funeral of Pau
Bontrager at Albany last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Yoder are again
in Portland where he is taking treat
ment for asthma.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lais Au
gust 3, baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hostetler, Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Hostetler of Missouri
are at present visiting relatives at Al
bany. They will soon arrive at this
place to visit their brother, Nose Hos
teller.
Nell Burck went to Fairview last
Tuesday, intending to go with Johr
Schlegel s threshing rig several weeks
Amos Troyer visited Amos Lais and
family of Blodgett last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hershberger and
three children and Lizzie Smucker and
John Kramer spent Sunday at Wilhoit
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hostetler and
children went to Portland last Monday
with John Berkey.
Jacob Christner of Portland, brother
of Mrs. S. L. Miller of this place, broke
his leg two weeks ago while working in
saw mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Kaufman and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
Victor Point Items

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Victor Point, Or, Aug. 14.-Tht
Idle House club met Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Philip Fisch
er. This was the last meeting till after
the busy season.
A party of girls from this place
hiked to the upper flood dam on Silver
Cliff, Thursday morning, returning Fri
day evening. Miss Ora Darby was
ehaperon.
The girls report very enjoyable
time. Those enjoying the outing were:
Ava and Una Darby, Elva Fischer
Leona Hubbard, Bertha Krenz, Faye
Miller, Gladys and Lola Jones, Zelma
and Jesse King, Alice and Minnie
Jaquet.
A number of Victor Point people
motored to Sublimity Wednesday even.
ing to see the play, "The Virginian, y
put on by the Scio dramatic company
Mrs. Jones and daughter visited
Mrs. Miller Friday.
Mrs. Ruby Mcclellan is enjoying a
visit from her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Fischer were
Stayton visitors Thursday.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
Stielow Case Makes
Fiction Seem Tame

Buffalo, N. y, Aug. l4.-The re.
markable ease ineolving Charles Site
low four times saved from death in
the Sing Sing electric chair and Irving
King, itnerant junk dealer, now held
at Albion, took new turn this after
noon when it was learned that war
rant charging first degree murder had
been issued against King.
This followed the statement that
King had repudiated the confession
that he and an accomplice were re-
sponsible for the murders of which
Stielow was convicted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
MUCH LOGGED OFF LAND

Mr.. Holt, of the Spaulding Logging
company, says that approximately one
thousand acres of logged off lands in
the neighborhood of Black Rock are
adapted to agricultural purposes OF
pasture lands, yet 25 per cent of the
cut-over lands there are being re-for.
ested in the hope of providing lumber
one hundred years hence. He estimates
that it will require this length Of time
for the young trees to reach the size of
those now being harvested. The Spauld
ing Logging company has been operat.
ing in the Black Rock district eight
years, during which time il has cut over
a large area.-Dallas Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
BASEBALL AT GERVAIS

Gervais crossed bats with the Log
Cabin Bakery team Of Portland last
Sunday on the Gervais diamond, which
was one of the best games of the sea-
son.
The teams seemed to be quite evenly
matched and no scores were made until
the last half of the fifth inning when
Gervais made tally. This seemed to
put new life into the boys and they
continued to gain and the final result
was to in favor of Gervais.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
HUBBARD NEWS

Mrs. Sarah Hinkle returned Monday
from a pleasant short stay at Stayton
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Wolfer, Sr, of
north of Needy, were shopping in Hub.
bard Wednesday.
Oiling Pacific highway began on the
north end of the county the first of
the week, working south.
Vesta Seholl spent the week-en at
the home of her friend, Byrle Blosser, a
few miles southwest of town.
Tuesday afternoon the families of Dr.
S. W. Weaver and F. A. Pook returned
from their camping trip to Manzanita
Mrs. Geo. Riley and son, Marion, who
have been guests of the Beck families,
returned to their home in Portland Mon
day morning.
W. B. Adams, who has been develop
ing his place south of town the past
year and half, went to eastern Ore
gon points Monday to be gone some
time.
Wallace Bros, contractors, finished
plastering the new residence Mrs. Cole
man is building on the Pacific highway,
and the finishing is now going on.
George Zeek substituted for Fred Pal.
mer, carrier on rural route No. 2, part
of the week.
Byrle Blosser, of southwest of town,
spent the week with Vesta Scholl the
girls are classmates at school.
The family of Henry Scholl and
Frank Fry motored to Manzanita last
Friday to enjoy week of camping on
the beach. They expect to return the
last of the week.
o. X. Yoder moved Wednesday from
the Main street property of Mrs. j. G.
Overton to the Willis DAVIS property.
The change was made necessary as Mr..
and Mrs. Overton were expected to ar.
rive Thursday.
Miss Henrietta Wolfer arrived homo
from the summer school at Monmouth
Monday morning. The summer school
closed Friday, July 2S, since then Miss
Wolfer visited Miss Gertie Capps of
near Independence, a Salem high school
acquaintance, and few days with Mrs.
Oscar Belcher, of Gervais, teacher of
the primary department of the Hubbard
schools last winter.
DIR. and Mrs. deLespinasse and chill.
dren returned last Saturday from a
month spent visiting relatives in Wash
ington. The first two weeks were
spent with Mrs. deLespinasse IS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Myskens, then
down to the coast to Lynden for few
days with friends, then to Lake Bay to
spend the last two weeks of the time
with the Doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. a. deLespinasse. They had a fine
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
IN HONOR OF SURGEON

Chicago, Aug. 14.-Impressive funeral
services were held today for DR.. John
b. Murphy. noted surgeon, who died
last wee. at Mackinac Island, Mich.
Bishop Muldoon preached the sermon at
st. James Roman Catholic church with
more than so priests assisting. Three
hundred physicians, public officials and
friends of h. Murphy were honorary
pail bearers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
Hospital Notes.


Mr.. Roy Hill, of Wiseacres, was OPP
Grated on for bowel trouble and is do.
ing nicely.
Mrs. c. F. McCubbin, from Alabama,
is very sick with intestinal tuberculosis
and general infection, at the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Shaner, east of Ne.
Kee.
Mr.. J. G. Wiggens at Mckee. is quite
sick.
Mr.. Simon D. Yoder, of Needy, un-
derwent quite a plainful operation last
week.
Mrs. d. P. Weaver returned to her
home Sunday p. m. much improved
Mrs. X. W. Gable is quite sick at the
hospital.
Mr.. Watkins cut his hand severely
while cutting wood.
The babies of both Mrs. McFeeley
and Mrs. Powell are very i'll at their
homes in Mt. Angel.
Mr. McFarlane, west of town, had
his right foot badly hurt by piece of
timber.-Enterprise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
WILL STAY AT HOME

Washington, Aug. l2.--In view of the
threatening railroad strike situation,
President Wilson remained at his desk
today and did not take his customary
weekend jaunt away from Washing
ton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
THAT LOVELY CLIMATE

New York, Aug. 14.-New York to-
day saw the coldest 14th of August
since the government weather bureau
was established 46 years ago. The TEN.
peratuDe at o this morning was SO. Two
hours later it was SO. This afternoon il
has risen to ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

1t will pay you, Mr.. Investor and
Home Seeker to look up these bar
gains. Choice lot ON paved street, all
assessments paid; price $275 cash, if
sold this week.
A cozy $500 home for $3.50, only
$40O down. Another one on Capitol
street with two large lots, price $1,000,
only $3.50 down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14
Close in Suburban Home
$1,000

5 acres good land and buildings,
main road.
A beautiful 10-acre tract, rich dark
loan soil, near Garden Road, for few
days only, $500; terms.
Fine farm on Howell Prairie; 63
acres, good buildings; price 800 per
acre; terms. Fine farm, $50 acres,
stock and implements; price $3.50 per
acre.
Houses for Rent
We write Fire Insurance, old line.
Money to Loan
If you want TO sell, rent or exchange
your property see
|. BECHTEL & co.
347 State Street. Phone 452
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-14

We mail your paper to you during
your vacation. Phone 81.
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9(eic6e BriiOer,
g(eiC6e Goppen!
9aeltraIe, bic finf SATIRE in 9entid.
LAMB geluO6nt baben, ntiiien
5DlOat merOen.

2ouoon, 16. MIdr5. - Cine Sim.
iterbamer 8epeihe an bic @r6onge
&elegrapb Gonlpaup beiagt, DnB Bic
'1elitlden ge4Groeu perornuet bubeit,
ale 9fngeb6rigen anoerer Gambler,
0ie fiinf Sabre lang iittunterbro9en
in 8eltti6lano gelebt baben, aIs
oelttide giiraer gu betrndten iino
ano, iniofern ite taaglib iino, Sol
oat peroen utiiiien. 9ieie 2ellte
peroen niht in Der Sront pertpen.
BET, ionoern Sum gureauoienit Der.
auge5ogen meroen. @S beiBt, Dab
fid an 10000 9lusGdnoer, Die bon
bieier 8eroroaung betroffen tperoen,
in 8eltlblono pobnen.
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0OGdn0i(C6er Oampfer
lt0bt aut Jl(me!
SOnODn bebaMptet, es mnR OeutIdle
Wiine iein; 3luci peitcrc
Epfer.

9trnIter0om, 16. @ldr5. Der
QroBe boGanoiide 8ampfer Cuban.
tia" 1T in Der 9loroiee allf seine
Mine QeitoBeli ltll1s befi1bet iid ha6e
Dem gtortb Sinner leuhtidiff IN
itrtenoem 3uitaloe. 8eri9ieOent
boltdnoiide Sdiffe fino 5u ieiner
9tettlmg ausgeiabren. Die o&u.
ba1tio bate geltern BON gtrniter.
Dam ole 9iciie nad @uenos glpres
ongetreten uuo bate cine Welge
9oIiogiere an 8or0. sic mar Der
oroBte uno idnellite 3anlpfer Der
Siio glulerifo 2inie, bate cine Ser
0r1nging bon 1871 Eonnen tnb
mar in 8lasgotp erbauf.
Nus 2onoon miro genetoet, ooB
0ie oEn6antia" duf feline englii6e
Dime geitoBen Iein fann, oa liA in
Ser geadbaritaft bes ltnfallortes
feline engliiden Winen befinoen,
lno OoB oa6er ser 8antpfer elmer
0eutihen Miuc sum Spfer gefallen
lei 9ieilter meloet natiirIif gleid,
GoB oas Sd)iif torpe6iert ipor0eu lit,
oof piro Oieiem @eriidt feiu @lau.
benz 9eihettt.
gSaris, is. MGr3. = Ger enqIiide
0ampfer pManioll0a" lit oerienft
tuorOen Die g}anlidoft pur0e GEE
rettet. 9(ltf meIhe 8eiie bas S6iff
Oen llntergang funO, lit ni6t ge-
meloet.
2onhon, 49, 9lGr8. = Ger ST.
donge 3elegrap6 Gonlpanp miro
aus appcnbagen gefabeIt, 6aB Die
normegiihe 9arfe vGagmar" Die
an 3. syaunar oon 9run8tpif, Ga,
nad Gronobielin abgina init Der
geInlnten geiaBung in Der Ror6iee
rlrh cine 0tiue periapf. Bon Dem
SdifF bot man felt ieiner gt6iabrt
llidts mGbr gebort.
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granbeis.ger65r beenOet.

gSaibington 16. Wars. 9os
Redtsforiitee bes 9unoesienat8 bat
geitern Die Serbore betrcffs ser
Guo[ififation bon 2ouis 8.
9ronoeis, ipelden 9r1itoent g9ilIon
gum gtitglteb oes gunoeS- Supreln.
geridt Dorgeidlagen bot, 6eenoet
uuo miro om "a. M6r8 5uiarnmen-
treten nnl barber absuitinnieu, o6
'Serr 9ranoeiS Dem 5enot fiir oieies
Amt empfoBlen tperoen fam.
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Oeut(C6er ReiC6stGg
mleOer er6fnet!
Gs lit fider, Saf bic garteien allc
SOrbernuaen Der 9legieruns
beiDIlligen luerDeH.

Berlin, t6. Wi6r5, lib. 2onoon.-
Seiite eegen ntittog lit Der oeutide
9ieidstag ipieoer 6uinnnengetretell.
9os 6auSgei1dft, onS p1breno Der
Dniier Der 6ibumg erIeoigt tperoen
oiirfte, miro iuobri6einIi1 Die ge.
ratiiug iiber Die non Der Aeeierlmg
.mterheiteten Stenerborlogen biI6en.
Gs 1T 10 gut tpie iiher, ooh bic biir.
nerlifeu Barteien eiitiniitig nlles,
mas bic Jfegierltnq berIorgt, uno
nielleidlt nod nebr beipiaigen mer.
Den. beIon0ers oo Elm 3eiI Ser Reihs.
togsntitglieoer eine nod bohere ge.
itererimg bon ,.ariegsprofiten
iuiinidlt, ols bic 9iesierimg bean.
trngt )"
sSit elmer gSeriamntltung BON @ou-
0eisfammern ipuroen Die BON Der
Reeierung eeiteIlteu 5oroeringen
befiirtportet, aber gegen cine nod
lobere geiteuerung ppn ,&riegs.
proFiten ais neriangt, Ginpano er.
bobeu. auBerbalb oes 9eihstoses
miro oariiber ettpos geflngt, ooB
ourh Die neuen Steuern Die niht
9Iderb1u treibenoen RIdiien uerb1It.
nisni6Big mebr betroffen fperoen, oIs
Die 2anOipirte. Die fiir lire Gro.
Olltte gernoe iest bGbere Breiie er-
boIten, oIS ie 5upor. QPoglidJ mag
es ober di,d iein, oaB feline Der Dor.
logen Der 9ieeierung erlrtlih bean.
itanoet mirf
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1000 freiiuilliae gOlisilten.

gtelp gorf, t6, @3dr8. @tfuo
1000 8iirger bon gtetp Dorf bobeu
fid berpflidtet int gtotfda als go
Ei3iitett 8u fltngieren, iulO man bofft,
0aB 0ie 3abI iih aitf 5000 oergr0-
bern miro. Ger leiten0e 45oIi5ei.
Sy1ipeftor Dillon bot 0ie Anreglnq
at Der 8iloung zines freiipiaigeu
8oIi5eiforpS gegeber, oantit es in
giotfdllen, iuie Oas @r0beben in San
sSrancisco o0er oas groBe 6euer in
Baltimore, niht n0tig lit, Die StaatS.
Mills ein5uberufen, ionOern Die fret-
pillige 9oli6et Die re9uIdre n1lter-
ltlsen fam.
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sdlIadlteritreif beenOet.

Giolu Gitp, Sa, t6. @tGr8.
Die im 9tu5itano bcfinolihen 9lnee-
iteI(ten Der Guoabp 9ading so. bo'
ben beute iuieoer hire glrbeit auiae-
nommen. Die 5irna BAT ii6 be-
reit erfIGrt, Die 2eiter oes frii6eren
qlusltunOes, megen oeren nngere6t.
tertigter @ntlaiipmg Der iesigc
Streif ausgebrodeu, noh uno nod
mie0er anSuItellen. 9nilpti1hlid Der
8ernittllmg Oes Biorrers @eorge
syonaitis pon Der fatboliibeH St.
sllrtbouD's STRIDE in 0rnnAn lit eS
sll5tpidlreibeug OnB bieier brittle Strcif
cul 10 I6neaeS en0e geRortnien.
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eadlfen 6eiteat gPull .gOlateria[.

8erIilt, 16. al}dr8 (8nnfenbe.
ridt.) Die lleberieeiibe 9todrid.
ten.2Igentur neIOet, boB Die iddii.
ide 9fe9ierlug 10 2ofoutotipen, 46
9en6er luo 29t3 gobntpagen be.
itcat babe, Gte 8eiamtfoiteu itnH
aIf 24,000.O00 Marf oerdnI6logt
(0ieies 1T ein 8etden, ooB 6anOeI
uno 8onbeI in Sadien bIiben mn
geOeiben, rmo baB oie idcbiiihe Sic.
qierrng aud @eI6 bot, Inn Der.
beiierungen hires Giienbabntpeiens
einfiibren 81 fonnen)
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@ctterberidlt.

5ilr Srrobu niO llntgegeno /:
Sdon beute abenb uno 5reitag.
8GrIner 5reitne.
Silr geebrasfo. gIIaenlein idhGn
bellte nbello uno 5reitog. g8Grmcr
3rcitag.
Sir Soma GeiApeiic bemotft luo
porahsiihtlid unbcitduoig 6eltc
nbenn iuto 6reitos. steigelOe Gem.
perotur 6rcitos.
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Gl 8oIo, Ger, t6. Wedr5. - Die
aeqen Die 8illo.9onoen geItern NIT
taq ousgeionote omerifanii6e Straf-
erpeoitiun beiitloet iib beitte irgenos
mo- in Merifo. Ser 8orlnariA III
nterffottldes @ebiet erfolgte an ei-
nent iiloli6 bon Columbus eelegenen
Qunft. Die 9eb6rOen au @bibuabua
arbeiten auf @ebeiB Garronaa's nut
General 9Seribiug, Oem 6ilbrer Der
Stroferpeoition, Snn0 III Snllo. an-
Seifen oeitten Oarouf bin, Dab Die
$500 Wtann itarfe anlerifanliAe
9lpantgoroe, oie aus allen 8affena
guthtngen auiau1tenaeiest lit, Die
nerifaniIde Staot 8u5nm eegen
abeno erretden miro; oieielbe 1T ct.
iDa so gteilen BON Columbus, g.
~, entfernt. Sort miro cine milt.
tariIdle 8alis etabliert tperoen.
01eloungen, fponn6 Waerifoner ben
einriifenoen 1merifontiden Sruppen
bel Bolpmos Elm @eieht geliefert ba-
ben entbebren Der 9egriinoung.
Ger gprmarif Der 2. Sibifun.
lteber Die Gortfhritte Der alpeiten
anerifuniihen 9tpilton, Die oitlih
ron Eouglas iiber Die @ren5e ge.
orltngen iein IoIl, iit nihts befanitt,
llnbelt1tigte @eriidte belogen ooB
gnbdneer Gorron3a's i'm Staate 90.
nora lid meigern nit ben 6iibrern
Der Straierpeoition Soi1o in $onO
Su nrbeiten. 9ei @u5onl ioIlen bic
mnerifonii1en Strettfrdfte fonoen.
triert tueroRn iunb bon bort aus in
peridie0enen 9lid)tltngen ben Spuren
Der @iIa. gauoen folgen. Dtdn bofft
felt oaralif, bob garran3a.S Sruppen
BON Snoen gegen Die Shlnpfuinfel
8ian's bptori1een llno gemeiniam
nit oen Amerifonern operteren tper.
0en.
giIln loa beltte in Der gdbe bon
Gearl iteben uno beobiihtigelL auI
Die gneldnoern geborige SolSb0fe
uio S1geinitbIen Ser gearion Com.
pnnp Su moridieren I'M ielbiee, Die
einen @ert bon $1,000,000 boben,
al 5erit0ren. gtur cine fletne Gar.
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,,Si(ius" 6ein Opfer
0eut(C6en gaud66ootes!

Berlin, 16. 9t1r5. ~ Die neber.
ieeiide gta6ridteu-4gent1ir meloet,
6oB cine beboroIihe llnterIubung
ieiten8 oes 5lottenomtes fIar ersc.
Zen bat, onB Die nortpeeiide 9orfc
s5ilius niht ons Spfer "eines oeut.
iden Iaudbcotes getporoen lit.
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afhne cfohrt Der nBS6enn. d.

2ltben, t6. aI}ar8, iiber 2onoon.
g8te Oie g9len SeIloS" beri6tet,
lit es tros Der Gdtigteit Ser ruff
idlen 6lotte I'M 5dmar5en Mieer Dem
tiirfiiden areu5en Sultan Selnn"
(oem frlberen Oelitiden o@oben) }
eeluugeu, Oen @aieit bon Srope5iint
3u erreiden mn BORT cine 4n8obl
Deltti6er Sffi5icre, ionic lnebrere
idllperfoIibrigc @ei1iiBe an 2onO gu
lebett.
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Na6nsnIamme

Greitoi SSSa, 16. Wtdrj. Sci
9lften itieBen geitern elm lSerionen.
8ue un6 ein eiiter6ue ouieinon6er.
@liidlidleripeiie muroe niemapO Der.
lett ober bier g9oaaons mArOen Sc.
moliert unn Der 9abnnerfebr uuBte
itunoerlane unterbronei luerbea.
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CsarriIun yrattisiert iuisOer.

gietu 2)orf, rs. Wtdr5. Ger
friibere ariegsnliIiiiter Sin0IeD 30.
@orriion bat in Rem Dort ieinen
@obnfis uufseidIagen mo miro iid)
wieoer Der 9tedltspraris piomen.
gr ipiro SeiI6ober Der 9(uipaItfirna
%ornbIoluer. Millcr, 4otter & @arIe
nerben. serr Barriion mar nor
ieiner Grueuung gum Strieasmini.
tier 8isetmhsier oes Staates gfeiu
ssSerieD.
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stirbt an Osridlndter Babel.

geeiubarlpton. &a.. t6. Yiar8
Gos fteine Iofterdlen ppn CHARLES
Snlliban perihludte re'ters
derbeitsnooet unO itnrb no6 iueni.
gen 5hnoen, io5gleia nie ..-y ..
forf eine Operation unternabmen.
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Strcmsc 3en1nr.

Strengc 3enlnr.
geohrid)ten ilber Die &ruppenbe-
pegungen in 01erifo laufen nur
iparlid elm oerm Die 3eniur miro
ftrenge geboiobobt. Gis jeBt lit
nod pon feinerIei aautpfen 8lpti6en
glmeritanern uno Meritanern eemel.
oct poroen. 2ruppen5iige trofen
mdbrenb Der gol5en gta6t in Gl
9oio EN- llneebeilre arteg5porrate
meroen IN Der gt1be bon Golum-
bus oufgebauft.
Srnppeu begeiitert,
Die 'omertfuniI6en Eruppen mel.
DIE bon Columbus ans in merifoni.
ihes @ebiet einoroltger, paren bonn
beiten 8eiIte beieelt, trosoem lie nil
len ooB Der 5elo5ue in @terito fein
ainoeripiel lit. 3ie 8emobner bon
Columbus bro6en in So6rnfe ouf
Die amerifoniihen Grltppen aus, ais
oieie bic Sta0t perlieBen.
@enn iie gilla fansen,
8nibington, 16. Wtdr3. Tros.
Dem man lid nod niht oariiber einig
lift, mas nit @illa geldeben ioa.
fdas man i'm .leben0ig t0ngt, lit
man IN bieligen Heeierungstreiien
ser 9lnitht, oaB er @orran3o iiber-
anttportet peroen loa. 9aourh Mir
De man bielen Sherereien aus benz
Bege gebeu. aneritnniiae Gifi3iere
glauben, 6ab es nit Der @eionge,l-
nnbme 8illa's 5ienlid melt Der lit.
3enn 8ilIa, niienD, meld Ghid-
iaI ieiner BART, miro bis gum Iesten
4teln5uge farnpfen lttl0 iid lebeno
Iniht gefangen nebmen lailen
Apf bierjGbrigen ariea sefakt.
SSn militdriihen areiien begt man
iiber Die expedition griln0beri6ieoene
Anithten BON ienen, Die i'm Stoots-
8epartement berfiInoet meroen. Man
betrnhtet hie expedition gegen 8illa
nur ais ben eriten Sdritt Sur 9So.
cifiaieriine oes ytobborlonoes uno
moht ith auf einen Rrieg bon me.
nigltens bier Sabren gefaBt.
s5m ielben Sinne boben it9 Die
Senotoren Chamberlain 1tn0 8ora9
altsgeiprohen. glagemein nit
Gusnobme einer Sano boil unper-
beiierlider Sptiniiten eriportet
man. oaB ollie merifaniiben 4drteien
uno 5aftioneil 5uIanlmenbalten mer-
ben ge9en glmerifa. 0eIonoers f6llt
ins @eluidt oaB garrou5a'S Srup-
pen gum groBen Geil bieieIben itno,
meIAe @iua gegen Suerta ungefiibrt
bat uno bel 0enen er iebr beliebt
mar.
Wtnuitipn fir Garransa.
giele befiirhten, ooB GarranSd iicb
in ieiner pnbren 8orbe crit 5eigen
miro, ipem feline Gruppen geniigeno
Munition aus ben Ser. Staoten err
bolten bnben. Sbm Die 3ufubr au
ent6ieben, rpiir0e ober rlidt angeben,
obne einen ariegsgrnno 81 ifoffen.
Die 3oabeb0roeu Lungs Der @ren-
se iiilo ongelpieien porOen i6orf
au odten. ooB feline Bafieu ooer
MAllition ilber Die @ren3e tomntt,
nit gtusnabme Der fir Garran3a'S
Seer beitimnlten. Gin Ielp gorfer
9arnpfer 1T augenbliflid init g..
100000 Hunoen 0tunition nod
8erd grud unteripegs.
3aS Oepartenent erbielt
bon Den ariegsidiffen Dor @ero Gru5
uno EontpiCo alutoe, ooB Oort nlles
rubig tit.
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@iIii cral Ytribing anf
o(s, &eg lla(b@u5am!
Sas lit Der gamulelplat Der allerts
taniiden straicrpeDition gegen
Die NiQa.VanOen!
srieg nit @sgitp mas bier SABRE Lang Oauern!

.streitmofJt Ttcbt in ieuer @e
aen6.
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Scrlin, 16. @ars. (5nutenbe.
ridJt.) - Gfii5iea luurbc bier bente
mittas semelOet, BAH Mariueicfretdr
bun Sirpib anOanernOer Sranf6cit
iucsen uUn ieinem TOiten 5uriifse-
treten lit.