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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
FLY CATECHISM

Here is fly catechism for this summer,
Teach it to your children:
1. Where is the fly born? In manure
and filth.
2. Where does the fly live? In all kinds
of filth and carries filth on his feet and
wings.
b B. Where does the fly go when he leaves
the manure pile the garbage pail or spit
toons? He goes into the kitchen, the din
ing room and the store.
4. What does the fly do there? He walks
on the bread, fruit and vegetables. He
wipes his feet on the butter and he battles
in the milk
s. Does the fly visit persons sick with
consumption, typhoid fever and cholera
infanturn? He does and he may call on you
next carrying the infection of these dis
eases.
6. What diseases does the fly carry?
Typhoid fever, consumption, diarrheal dis
ease, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and, in fact,
any communicable disease.
Z, How can harm from flies be pre-
vented? By destroying all the filth about
the house keeping the garbage can covered
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10

Cadillac, Hudson SuPa
Six, Wyllis knight, an
Overland Motor Cars
Chittenden Garage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
THE SCRATCH PAD
By THOMAS EWING DABNEY.


1t is certainly nice to play the host
especially when we have such
guests as the Woodmen.
SIS =
Shl Don't tell soul, but party
of determined citizens ara planning
to hdnap the boys band and keep it
IN Pensacola.
Now that the Bremen is reported
captured in a dispatch from Column
bus, Ohio, the inference is plain that
it is either a flying ship, or is try
ing to beat the inland record Of the
ark, which rested on Mt. Ararat-
S S s
The German aid raid over England
has killed % more people. With such
fearful casualties as this, the war
can't last much longer.
s = s
An exchange refers to the 'burst-
ing" of "the bung holes of whiskey
barrels" Either this is nature fax
ing, or there have been some impor-
tant notifications to bung holes since
the days of our childhood.
s. s s
No, the Bremen hasn't come to
Pensacola, but another big rosin COM
pany will locate here, and that's a
great deal better.
Having referred to the British SOL
diers as ''the ice could haberdashers
of the Thames" the kaiser is now
preparing speecr explaining
why they are making it so hot for his
disappointed and troubled army.
Victory after victory is being re-
ported by both sides in Europe, but
we don't notice that the people at
home are doing any celebrating.
y IS =
Dollar Day coming!
One of the easiest things on earth
is to boost for Pensacola.
Every time the kaiser fails to take
Verdun, he drops bombs on some wo-
men and children in England.
Affairs are in an awful shape in
the militia camps along the border.
First the boys were without guns, and
now their watermelon supply is cut
off.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10

cause. In the hands of a partisan
governor very trivial act might be
magnified into cause sufficient for re-
moval. What other object can this
organization have in attempting to
pledge county officials for Cats ex-
cept for purpose of intimidation? An
effort is being made to make it ap-
pear that Cats has been swindled
out of the nomination. The fact is
that Cats has alreadp practically
conceded that Knott fairly won the
nomination. Already Cats is making
campaign as an independent can
didate, though claiming to be the
regular nominee. He started out some
time ago. He poses as poverty strick-
en-, but he purchased an automobile
and is conducting an expensive cam
paign which will undoubtedly be con-
tinued until election.
And a machine" has been organ
lied in Jacksonville to further his in
terests. The first act of this machine
is to heckle the county officials. The
evident design is to whip the county
officials into line under the belief that
Cats is going to be elected and that
it would be better for them to be on
good terms with the governor than
to be recorded as being opposed to
him. Now is a time for the county
officials to show their manhood and
refuse to be inundated by the Cats
outfit.-Orlando Reporter-Star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
AN ATTEMPT TO INTIMI
DATE COUNTY OFFICERS
>~~A~%~~~~~~~~~~

A news dispatch from Jacksonville
says that a machine" has been or
ganized to secure the election of S..
j. Cats as governor of Florida in
the November election. An avowed
object of this organization is to Sc
cure from each county official cat
ergorical answer to the question
whether he will support said Cats.
1t Is said that petitions will be put
out in each of the twelve hundred
precincts of Florida for the purpose
of securing twenty-five thousand sig
natures asking that the name of
Cats be placed on the official ballot.
The evident object of the attempt to
secure this monster petition and a di-
rect Eyes" or mo" reply from coun-
ty officials is to browbeat the said
county officials into pledging their
support to Cats. It is well known
that the governor has the power to
remove certain county officials for
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
VOX POPULL.
CATS FOR EVER.

Editor of The Journal:
Please publish these resolutions by
the Thomas Jefferson Democracy
Club of Gadsden County:
At a meeting of citizens in Green's
boro, the following resolutions were
passed:
1. We endorse Hon. Sydney J.
Cats as regular Democratic nominee
for Governor, and pledge him our sup
port,
2. We register our disapproval of
the actions of Mr.. w. V. Knott as I'M
Democratic and unbecoming of any
man who would seek to be Governor
of our great state.
3. We believe that if irregulari-
ties occurred in the June primary
through the ignorance of the inspec-
tors, that Mr.. Cats should gain as
many votes as Mr.. Knott in all re-
counts where the ballots had not been
tempered with.
(Signed):
M. WALL,
Chairman.
L. ]. CLARK,
Clerk.
s. J. HOPKINS,
Committee.
o. P. GREEN,
Committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
THE WEATHER
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau,
CHARLES F. MARVIN, Chief.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. 9, 1915,
Pensacola's Temperature Data,
Highest on record for August,
degrees.
Lowest on record for August, g. d
grees.
Day temperatures in August usua
ly rise to 81 degrees.
Night temperatures in August j
ually fall to rs degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday,
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending
M, 0 inches.
Normal rainfall for the month
August, TIC inches.
Total rainfall this August to 7
M, 5.72 inches.
Excess to July 31st, Ats inches.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
PRIMARY LAW HAS
MANY WEAK POINTS

Editor of The Journal.
After November what will Florida
be, politically speaking? Where can
the blame be placed? The first choice
voters, so to speak, said, as. J. Cats"
the second choice voters (and court)
says "Willy Knott" and will the gen
eral election voter say Mitchell or
some one else? The Bryan primary
law has proven by thorough test too
much for the average voter; it is too
complex, and numbers of voters say
that they will not participate in a
primary if the lawyers and court
change their silent booth expression;
and another question is, how many of
the inspectors and clerks clearly un-
derstood the work before them at
the polls?
When second choice votes were cast
for either Knott of Cats, under the
law they were to only count from
F'arris, Hudson or Wood ballots, but
how did the clerks know( having been
one) who would be high or low, and
they counted second choice
from Knott and Cats ballots too; in
that event the first choice cancelled
the second choice for either Knott OF
Cats. If few precincts are counted
and not the entire number Throughout;
the state, and only Hudson, Farris
and Wood ballots be tabulated fol
either Knott or Cats, how can the
matter be adjusted satisfactorily
Who will pay for this enormous ex-
pense, and does it not all show that
the Bryan primary law is not what
the people of Florida need, and does
it not show that plurality and not ma,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
TRANSFER STATION NEEDED.

What has become of the trolley car
company's plan to erect a transfer station
at Gregory and Palafox?
During the rainy weather recently, pas
sengers have been forced to alight in water
ankle deep and in a pouring rain. During
clear weather they suffer equal inconven-
fence because of the hot sunshine, against
which the protection of the present station
is quite inadequate
The plan was, we understand, to build
hreproof, tasteful shelter entirely covering
both tracks, with raised platform, so that
passengers might alight under protection,
and wait for their car in comfort.
We hope the plan has not been side
tracked, for this is much needed improve
nent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10
Goodrich and Republic
Tires at Chittenden Garage.
A WOMAN's HELPFUL ADVICE.

Mrs. G. T. Eveland, Duncan Mills,
ILL.,, writes: 81 was stricken with
lumbago, unable to turn myself in.
bed. A neighbor brought me Foley
Kidney Pills. Said she had been sim
ilarly afflicted and they cured her. I
tried them and was completely cured
by three bottles" Mrs. Eveland
heartily recommends Foley Kidney
Pills for kidney trouble When the
kidneys are not functioning properly,
impurities left in the blood cause
rheumatism, lame back, aches and
pains. For sale by D'Alemberte
Pharmacy.-Ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-10

direction and wind velocity 81
M, along the gulf coast:
Brownsville, pit cldy, 29,82-S[L,,--
Corpus Christi, clear, 29.88-Sh-'
Galveston, clear, 29.94-S-l4',
New Orleans, pit cldy, 29.y0-o'
Burwood, clear, 29.98-E.
Mobile, clear, 30.00-S-l1. -
PENSACOLA, clear, 30.0l-2--LD
Apalachicola, clear, 30.o2-2"'
Tampa, rain, GOOSE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-12

mitMatne bat gbicugo 80 Pro5sni
mebr giutpobnsr als Der Staat Waine,
90 aIs Refp 9umpf6ire, 6.8 als 9sra
mont unb AZ dlg G6obe Ssldno.
gbicngos 0ffentlide Saulen tpura
Ssn i'm lebten Sabre DON 345,512
&inbern befu6t, mebr ger1oneu dlg
in 2lri3Ona, Delapars, ReOaoa poer
Dpoming tpp6nen. Die pom Strbts
ratb gema6tsn 8epilligungen fitr oas
lebte Stsueriubr, einf6Iiebli9 Dffent-
lite S6uIen unb gibliotbeten, betriIs
aen 90,951, ,7O6. SieIe summe 1T nm
ein 9ritteI bDber als bic por oem giir-
sertriege Don Der gunOesregieruHg Be-
n0tbigte, bic iih i'm Sabre 1861 urf
MIR $66,650, ,213 belief. @ergIet6ss
peiIe Iei ferner ertpG9nt, baB bus 9fas
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1915 nur S73, 1862, ,239, bos Rorpes
geus Sal, ,513. 700, bus SOqnnos $91 =
1923, ,07S, bas Der Siirtei $134, ,262,,
299 6etrug.
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bat bsrpirtt, baB ii3 feline DffeRtIitea
Ginri6tungen niht entiprehero
fdneq unb in opqtummsHer WeiIe etts
nideln tonnten. Sbtpobl es unermiios
lid iein 8eipouo gu oerbpIItommnsr
nnS gu oerI96uern fu6t, sudt lin unS
nieoer bod nod bas Stnterpdlolers
toItiim beraus. Iber Der Gin5eIne To-
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lptro es friiber ober ipGter an ot.
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Itellen, unb idou beute ourf es ant
feline iiingere gergausen1sit suriifa
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Sian. 9lutumubil. .Saiiun

Sie Ii6 Idon ieit Ginger 3eit be-
mertbar ma9enoe matte 9aftung oes
&urIes Der SeturitGten Der leitenocn
glutumobil 5obritgeielfhafteu wirf
bon bsnielben oamtt gu ertIdreu ge-
iu2t, oaB bic segenndrtigs Sabres5sjI
Die flaue Saiion fir bus 9lutomDtiL,
geI9dft lei. 9leih3eitig bort man ic'
bod, Sab in ben 6aupt5entreu Der
gtutpmobil Snouitrie, Detroit 5pleoc
unO Glspelanb, iobritsu Der 9rund5:
in mebreren 5dllen lire 2lrbeiterforc1
reouSiren. Sn einem Sale ioIrn
5000 4rbeiter entldKsn fporoeu Iein.
Ri4t nur baB bic poriittisere 9aItun9
bes publftums, perurindt ourd bos
itetise Steiaen Der qreiis BON 2ez
bensmitteIn, fpie iiberbaupt her Soften
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benz 4utomobilbanbsI burb i1pddsrt
Radfrase fiibIbur MAIDEN iou. IS
fuirb audi bebouptet, bab fir bic BIS
Der 10 auberprbenttib srfplsrethe sSns
Ouitrie iibsrbaupt bic 3eit Der errBeu
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Gin S6u(mdO6en, Oas Oritte 9(ie0
elmer 5dmi(ie, Ole Gan(aC
ge6rau6t, id i'm StanOe,
mie0er 6u (ernen.

@or etlihen Sagen fam cine pers
gnilgt allsiebenoe ,Srmi, W}rs. q. 6.
Burnett, 1408 @alnut CTR, nit Ell.
mem hit6ihen jltngen WlGoden, tbrer
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geBrte ben SarIac @rperten 81 ipre,
fen. .
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linn; I'm i6rem @eiidte fonnen Ste
6aS ridtige Sanlac SGGeln ie6en."
.Gs freitt MIDI bos 3u boren," er.
Di6erte Der Smtloc. .Monn; .oos pdre
alio i6on bas brittle @lieo S5brer 80.
mile, 0as bur6 Ganloc flrrirt nuroe,
niht mabr, ;Srau gurnett?"
v@an5 ridtig," iagte bieie, mir
ielbit, meiner oer6eirat6eten Softer,
sSrau 2Sobn 90rpe, uno oieier meiner
6rnnces. Die nod CUR gfltle gebt, bat
Eanlac 10 gut getban, oaB ib tpiinid)e,
onB jeoermonn in Cincinnati es er.
fabre. 5rau 26fpe, on 6eren 2eben mir
ber5rpeifelten, nlrrbe olr6 2onlac
pollig tpieOer bergeIteIlt, urlo oieia
meine t4iabriae 5rances, Die es all9
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poQ."
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beltg, baB es mir rnnt0glih mar 5u
lernen. Mfein Riiden Idymer5te mid
uno ih tplroe 10 idtpaa ltno bIeid),
baB M1itter ii6 um mid Grgitigte. llno
ols i6 zines Cages BEL meiner Sdiue-
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baB iA nidt poN mar, CAB tie mir et'
mas BON ibrem &anIac. @s that mir
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5laihe."
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beoellteno beiier aus lett lie SGnlaC
eir8unebnlenbeaunu, uafoeu es met
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Sleue GprberMnsen
WerbtR ange6lia BON S:u
Qlliirten an bic sris'
5if4e ResieruRs sc.
feIIt' tper b en-.

2oRoon, IL. DECEMBER. - Sds
auspdrtige amt CAB beiannt, bab bic
britu6e Regisruus nit ibreR auiirt.u
atpsds 5erbeifiihrung elmer raoitalsE
2Oiuns bss srie4ii4sn probIeuis 6e'
r6tse.
Den kbtsn geridten aus qtben 3us
folge piro eins Rote Der gntsntesRs-
sisrunsen 5tusifeIlos an 9ieniias
ii6erreidt perb.n. sic pirb tur5 unb
bic @Orlduferiu elmer 3ipsiteu Ro:s
fsin, tpelde msbr bstaiIlirte GorDeruu'
gen iieIlen ipirb.
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rung.H eine 0emobiliIirung Der &c,
iammt.n sriedii9en qrmee, bic gDies
bsrberitslluns Der alliirtsn aoutruu.
iibsr bic Bof. bic 5el.srapbnliuien
unb bic Giieubabnen, ioiuie bic Gnt'
Iahuns Der p.rbafisieu 8eui3eliIten in
iid Ialiebsn.
Der britiiN 9eTanbte In aiben
meIbet. bab es in Der Stabt rubissr
III. 3a6Irsi6e Irseb0ris. Der olIiirs
ten Rationeu perldfen bic Stabt.
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Giunabmen ooriiber fei. Die preiTe
aller D2ateriaIien, beionoers StabI
nnb &upfer, iinb enorm eeitieger, bic
glrbetter erbalten bObere 2Dbne, uno
bic Ronturrens Spiiaeu ben Iutomo1
bile gu nieOrigem preiie ItefernbeH
Ja6ritauten 1T cine 10 faorfe, bab bic
preiIe babur9 auf nieorigsr SaIis ers
balten tperoen.
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alIerbings ni6t 5ueeiteben, sic bes
b1upten pieImebr, bic 3eit elmer SGttis
guug bes 9eoarfes lei nod n tpeittr
Jerne. Gs sebe bier8ulanbe gegen .
Riuionen iSurmer, pelbe Iutomobile
taufeu t0nnen uno taufen perben, uno
iernsr gegsH 4 MiaiOuen Ialatirts
2eute, tpeI9e fi9 ben Gurus zines
Nptornagens geitatten tounen, pGb'
rsnb uur crit 100000 autumo5iIe i'm
Gebruu6 iino. Bon gsiiBern iol4er
Baaen aIletn tpiiroen idbrlt9 100000
Igteuarihuffurgen gema6t. Dd5u
tommt nod ous idbrIid etpu 100000
Daeen ubiorbtrenoe QuslanogeiaGft.
Dlit oem 5srannaben Der Gutpmo6ils
2lusItequngen rperbe bos Gei4dft ii9
iuieper beIeben uno aud bic QttieI
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grDbere Beitigtett gepinuen.
Bel6 enormen 9eptnue bas gr0bte
unb srIolgrei9Tte gutomobtl>llnters
nebmen, bic 5orb Mlotor So. IN Ses
| troit, In ben lebten Sdbren er5ieIt bat,
lit Ioeben aus ben qrgaben oes
SaaBnetiters oerIel6en, Z. g. Slins
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Dodge Brothers gegen bic Serb So.
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| ibr gttientdpitul Oou uur $1,000, 900
eine sabres 8ioiDcube ppn go Pro'
| gent, ooer $1,200,00O. QluBet6em bct
fie fir ibr nit Suli beenbetes Gee
r1dFtsiabr Spe3iol= =TiOioeuben aur
9tus3ablung se6radt: in 1913 BON
l$1O,000,O00, in 1914 Coon stnem llms
Ifabe BON $S9,000Oo0) bon $8,ooo,'
| 600, in 1915 BON $13,OOO,oOO uno in
1916 BON $5,O0O,00. gBie Der ges
nannte Beanie sleiA5eitig mtttbetIts,
/ 1T bic 5orb So. nit tbreu 2lbIieferun'
gen nm 10000 Nagen I'm RiidItan'
be. lin i'm Sabre 1877 100000
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bic SeIeIliduft babel ibre Jabritdns
lagen beoeuteno 81 erneh'ern. Die
Gbolmers uno bic 9ooqe Dtutor Co.,
@benfaus in Detroit, iiuO 9lei4faas
nit Heubauten beiddftiet uno bic
Griiere mil i'm Hdditen Sabre 10000
UeD toripagen in ben Wtartt brineen,
tpGbi'enb bic qebtere, cine hurfe Eous
furreirtin Der 5orO 60, in ben %
Dtona ten felt tbrer @riirbuug bersits
100000 QutompbiIs pertauft bal.
CJt. y. 5anbsIsaeituHg,l
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Rleine Nsliseinabrid)te

g Wls nermibt purbe a.ffern ber
prIisei Der 38 Snbr. alte aaiprenee
glafins, DON go. 2493 Gaitern 4ue..
cemelbet. Gr in, ipie bic anseb0risen
cnsaben, felt BEN 26. geoDsmber psr'
ibipunbsn.
- grrarb Rtlfon aus Detroit.
Uii4., tuurbs s.itern Dormittag nrf
einsm Strabenbabnpaseu Der Siisno
ginie BON einem 5aihenbisb I'M feline
grieftaide nit S45 bsftobIen.
- Gin Sieb. Der fid DermitteIii .is
nes Ha6i6liiFe!s 3utritt 5u bsrWobs
nung bon SAINTS asnnebp. go. 132
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alsibunssfiide I'm Wsribe bon $50
mitgeben.
- 2luf fstnsn WunT6 ipurbe se-
fern 1ormittas Der pbbafIoIe fSrto.
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citation bes Disrten 9iiiritts unb .r,
iufts ben SerseaHten 9emmind. ibr
f.itSunebmen. bd CT ipabniinnis lei
unb 5eitipeiIis an 0erfolsunssipabn
ls;b.. Der @erbdfiete ipirb benz pros
bairidter pOrssfiibrt tperben.
- Wit SiIie bes iralten Grid bon
Dem geiinibenen Rortemonnaie, oeiien
,sHhaIt 3ipei licbcnsauiiroige sremo.
Iirree nit ibm theiIen irollten, 6as je.
oof natiirlib MIR Tapierireiien ant.
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Union Central @abnbofs Weidael go.
iodi pon 2odldnb nm $40 geleiult.
- 9ie 90 Sabre aIte GteIla
Stcpart. BON glo. ia RaIDern g;tacc,
melbsie ssitsrn absnb Der g}oIissi.
oab lie hlr5 na6 feds llbr al Der gde
Don slubnrn stueine unb Suntineton
BIaec bon einem aiiiian6ig ge1eioeiell
ipsiben Wam algefaae imtr0e. Der
jebcd. iobaIo fe aiming I'M SiIfe sii
tuieu, bic sSluft ergrifi. Sie CAB cine
5lsmIih selaue geidreibung ibreS
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~eine Daffs Der Radt1 fei, ionbern
baB audi in Der Sasidla6t wanGs
gbancsn segsbsn iperOen, I'm elm Gins
Ieben bon Sorpsbobopten gu rc4tFer'
tioen. Gus ben geri9ten iiber bic
S6lddt gebt berpor, bub unfere Sor'
peoobpote Dur9 ibr frif9es Srdufs
aGngertbum cine Reibe poH bemerfeHss
fpertbeu @rfolsen ertiHeen tonnten.
Sa, nan barf idge1, mebrsre ibrsr
Qlnoriffe pdren BON allerhDhitem
@ertb. 1iir sep0bnlih beitebt bis
gufgabs Der Sorpeboboote i'm 8Orpo@
iten6ienIt. 6ier lsiiten fie in Dit uno
glorbIes bprsiiglifes. Sn Der Sities
lag linen aud bic Si6eruns Der bsnts
f6en Sanbelsi6iffabrt ab. glber aud
i'm 9(uF6ringen feinbli6er unb neutras
fer, NIT 81nnfpdre beldbener &ailfs
Fa6rer pp[f6ra9ten lie piel.
Die - dltere 5orpeOoipaffe muBs
te natiirlib binter Der jiin9eren
S6tpeiter, Der lnterisebpptpaffe, 5is
riidtreten. Gin unterieeboot permas
brr6 feline pertbOofIe GisenfhuTt, I'M
ter ber Waferoberfld6e peri6pinbsu
3u t6nnen, penu es bic llmItdnbe ers
Eeif6en, melt mebr 5u leiiten als Elm
Gotpebobpot. Sn aetpifen 5daen, be-
ionberg in Der Nadt. 8eigt fiA ieboh
bic beiTere Gfr,eligteit beg 3orpebos
boots Don @i6tigteit. Solunge bas
Il sgoot nod ni6t ii6er eine Sei9pin'
bigteit perfiigt, bic Der bes Sprpeoo@
boots einigsrmdBen glei4tomn1t, nirb
bos sorpeb6boot Ieinen 9lab unter
ben arieesI9ifftbpen betpabren. Der
0orfob in ben &andl MN legt srneut
S3susniB fir bic Ridtigtsit bisier an1
ii4t ub.
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tern begleitet.
9ieni liegt anl ltnfen Gonailu'cf
@alns segeniber.
Cine bpbe 0riessiteaer
4Durbe ben Stdbtfr gutarsft uno
graiopa aufsrlsgt.
prins Wilfelm BON Soben5oaern,
Elm gruDsr bss S0uiss bon
Aumdnien,
GrfIart, baB bieier ale 5amiisubdnbe
| Cine bpbe ariessiteaer

aonbon. 12. 0eS. Der aorreis
ponbent Der ,5imes" mslOet untsr
bem Eatum beg 8. DECEMBER aus
ssaiib, Der neusn 9auptitdbt BON Rus
mdnien, fpie folgt:
Die DeutIf)en baber Der Stubt
gufursif cine bobe ariessiteusr dufer'
leat. Gs purbe Elm 9etrsi srioiien,
in pl6em bic 3frtulatiOH Dou papisrs
aelo perboten pirb, duber es 1T als
apeutihes" marfirt, ipofiir brsibia
prpssnt bss Wertbes Der 9elbfdeine
psrIanqt perben. Cine d5nide ariesss
Itsutr, Don Is proSent. Die iid uuf
100000 pfunb Sterling belauft,
tpurbe Der gtabt graiupa uuferlegt.
nqriB Difbelm bon Soben5oaern,
Elm gruber besR6niss 5srbindnb unb
general Der beuti6en 2lrme., srlisB
Elm Wdnifeit, in ipeld,em sr ertldrt,
bab er nid)t sefommen fei, bds rus
mdnii6e 9olt su beitrofer, ionosrn
hieieniaen, tpelhe ihr feisrlihes Wsr'
fpreden ss6rohen uno baour6 thrs
;Fomilienbanbe serriFsr buben. gr CAB
ben gemobnern BON GrinoOd, psl4s
bic Stabt su psrlaiT.n tpiinfdsn. bier
su bier Gage 3eit, erfldrte ab.r. oaB
alle, pel6e lGnser In Der Stdbt oosr
i'm beiebten 1erritorium bleiben, allen
gefe6len ae6prd,en niibtsrl."
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Weitere Zd,iHe Der
Maiirten
Bon llnterfeeboottu Der
fentt pSef auf MinsH
nuf1s MIN

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fentt pStf auf Ninsn
aufgelaufen.
aonbon. II. DEG. Der britiIde
Dnmpfsr .Strntnalbpn", BON 4331
sonnen, 1T auf cine Mins aufseiaas
fen unb unierseganeen. Gr Deridnf
innsrbal6 bon aft Winuisn. Dix
aanSs 8sidbuns purbe gerettst.
9fcDbs tiinbisen an. boB Der bdnis
ffe Sdmpfer ,Qord", pon 772 5on.
rem, Der griediide 9nmpfsr .3eiaes
rios 2lnabeletOs", BON 1886 5onnen,
Enb Der bdnii9e 9ampfsr ,4era"
Dsrierft tporben ieien.
alobbs tiiubisen feruer on, bnb
ore. Wlanu bon beM britiIhen Snm
pier .8ritlnnia", einem S4iff ocn
1914 sonnen, BON Dem am Snntog
berifiet nurbs, bab er notwithstanding
perientt porben lit. sstJOiet tpurosn
dnb Der aapitdn eefdngsn senommsn
ipuroe.
paris, II. 9es. Dis aus 6obr,
t,iesrapbirt pirb, 1T Der frans0iii6e
1ampTer saint pbilipps", bon 3419
5onnen perisntt fporben. Die 9epeite
fiigt bin5u. bab 3ipei Mann bon Der
gsidbing setDbtet ipurben, pdbreno
Der Dampfer beifoiien ipurbe Der
aapitGn unb flint Mann Opn Der 9s'
fabuna iinb IN 6apre anaetommen.