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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
TEST MILL
AT MIAMI IS DISCONTINUED

Miami, Ariz.. Feb. 16.-Operation Of
the Inspiration Copper company's GOO
ton test mill which has been running
since early in 1914, has been discon-
tinued. It was in this plant that the
feasibility Of the flOtatiOn process for
the treatment Of Inspiration ores was
first demonstrated. Several devices
now in use in the main plant were de-
veloped there
The principal reason for tearing
down the test mill is that it is
wooden building located under the
trestle over which the ore passes to
the concentration. and a fire at the test
plant might destroy the trestle.
The Scorpion shaft. through which
most Of the Inspiration mine develop
ment was prosecuted. is no longer in
use All mine operations are now con-
fined to the main shafts
A contract has been let for the err
largement OF the Iron Cap company's
shaft from the collar to the bottom,
which is 500 feet from the surface.
When this work is completed the shaft
viii be sunk 600 feet deeper January's
shipment to FL Paso totaled IS cars
II is announced that the directors OF
the Iron Cap company are considering
the issuance Of $125.000 worth Of seven
percent first mortgage five year bonds
TO call the outstanding bonds and pro-
vide funds for the development Of the
west end property The Iron Cap pro-
duced 245,744 pounds Of copper at cost
or '.62 cents pound in December
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16

Mr.. Hughes says he knows nothing
of any movement to run him for presi-
dent 1t is beneath the dignity of a
justice Of the United States supreme
court to look over a. newspaper now
and then.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16
MORE Truth
ANA Than Poetry
Dc. ID Comnnri.nn-

Mr. Wilson said our navy should be
Incompatible. Our secretary of the
navy is Incompatible. but that is no
better one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16

It's time to add to your library latest
copyrighted novels. only soc. See our
window. El Paso Book Co, Mills Bldg
IT'S Handy."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-16

Robert Bates. aged &c. OF whitesburg.
Ky. is the father Of three families. He has
been married three times and has nine
children by his first union. eight by his Sec
ond and seven by his present wife.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Tonopah Gypsy Queen Mining cor

pany, location of principal place of
business and location of works, To.
nopah, Nye county, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the board of directors,
held on the 5th day of June, 1916, an
assessment (No. 81 of one % cent
per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable i'm.
mediately in United States gold coin.
to the secretary, at the office of the
company, room 265 Russ building, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the nth
day of July, 1916. viii be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc.
ton, and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on Tuesday, the
18th day of August. 1916, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
the cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale
By order of the board of directors.
CHARLES d. oLNEY,
Secretary
Office, room 265 Russ building. San
Francisco. California. Ji0-Jy11-16
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

The piano the according to the report of the
manufacturers of that abused This better than
being the wall The monograph driving the strident
Naturalization of beginner efforts resemble
eats and one dog loose in a tin shop
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
Serial No. O4sO9
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U, 5. Land onice al Carson city Neva,

U. S. Land Office at Carson city Nevada.
June 20, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that John
Bradford, OF Death Valley. California,
who, on May 3, 1910 made Homestead
Application. No 04909 for Sb NEA
NV SEA-, NEA SWA, Section ii,
Township Is South, Range 80 East, Mt.
Diablo Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make Fiye-Year Proof TO
establish claim to the land above de-
scrlbed, before Jessie Christensen, u,
). Commissioner at Beatty, Nevada. on
the 3lst day of July 1916
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Seipp, of Death Valley, Cali
tornia; John palfs, of Beatty Nevada:
Charlie Spears. Of Death Valley, Cali
tornia; Mrs. Della Seipp, of Death Val
ley. California.
S1OBER j ROGERS.
J23-3Ox Register.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
THRoTTLrNG THE PRESS


- party muzze the press but the
the helm of the ship of unite saying party not
responsible for the of few individuals though
includes members of the cabinet and the postmaster general
the fact remains that the administration Washington
seduousy yed to secure strange hold the moude of
public opinion in that had been attempted by any
previous administration The Wilson administration stands on
record the first from the time of Washington debe
aey tried prostitute the press by offering the
peverson of sentiments and the construction of opinion
in the form of direct bride The
order evnces such contemplate that difficult to
comprehend how administration could the inamy
which, nevertheless fact that by reference
the files of the Surveyor Generals office the Register
Lands Carson City 1t matter of
tried to deny clear the skirts of the administration
the charge Simmered down the statement that the Wilson
administration the first power issue direct
officials of the office applications patent all public
printing and all patronage emnang from that
printer must be given to publisher FRIENDLY TO THE
ADMINISTRATION
If this is bride would like have definition
than what Websters unabridged which reads
follows "To give promise consideration to- with
view to pervert the judgment corrupt the conducts
for bad purposes; corrupt judge witness legislator
Under previous Republican and Democratic administrations
optional with the advertiser select his
publicity long the of circulation
in other conformed the requirements of
department If he happened to be Republican and during
Democratic administration wanted to apply for patent he had
the privilege of advertising any paper his was
not compelled to paonize Democrat The department
no responsibility for the publication The money paid by the
advertiser and he his patent after making the proper
publicity When the Wilson administration power
first under Secretary Lane notify the
land office that advertising papers friendly
administration This stands matter of record official
order and disputed The object papabe
The intention whip into line the publishers of papers
mining and throughout the country where
Republican vote and thought induce
mens held forth by public advertising would bring every editor
into line The land office patronage this county appraised
several thousand dollars which calculated
cupdy Of the average editor According the ruling the
land office the Daily Bonanza other Republican paper
Nevada could have increased its by simply overlooking
the faults of the administration and regarding
with the friendly eye of charity The
whipped into line surrender principles for which had fought
manuy for the fifteen years. therefore
not been included in the papers pulling the public for
sustenance.
However Wilson
mas established the practice there why the Hughes
Fairbanks administration should follow the precedent Further
there will be another Democratic administration
the next fifty the prospect for Nevada editors who survive
the four of prescription fleet of SuperSxes
skimming around the state
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

REPUBLICAN, government of the
people, by the people, for the people,
administered through representatives
selected BY the people. over one
hundred years of practical and sue
cessful operations in many countries
on both hemispheres.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND

At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of The Tonopah Mining Company
of Nevada, held June 18th, 1916, "A
regular quarterly dividend OF Fifteen
ner cent was declared. PAYABLE JULY
21st, 1916. to stockholders of record at
800 o'clock p NJ June 30th, 1916.
Transfer Books win close at 300 r. Nj
June 3oth and open al 10 90 A. NJ July
10th, 1915
tSignedl C. A HIGBEE, Secretary
Philadelphia, Pa. June 23rd, 1916.
J246t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

MEN OF When used in the
plural form, means illustrious or
famous men; in the singular. MAN
OF NOTES." means spineless per-
son in position of authority who
writes notes" as an excuse for
inaction.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
FRElGHTER SUNK
IN THE MID PACIFIC


Thy Associated Press.b
TOXIC, June 29.-Japanese author
tiles think that the cargo steamer
Seiko Maru of the Osaka Shosen
kaisha, which left Tacoma for Japan
on the 22nd of March, has been lost
in mid-Pacific. The steamer chiefly
carried munitions of war ordered by
the Japanese government No infor-
nation as to the exact fate of the
steamer is forthcoming.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

WAR is IMMINENT Means an ex.
cuse for another note.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

ULTIMATUM- it meant the
last word This use is now obsolete,
and bad form. Modern usage makes
it mean merely basis for an argu-
ment.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

80
-
nD - 49, a..
- :
$500, 49,,
-, -, =.
-.
NOW -Rafars n auARKED NAM
who is elatad 10 lose a nosition in
which no hoe shown misarahla in
comnatancv
MEN OF LETTERS-Used to desig-
ais,;nction hstwaan hnsinass mon and
aao,t;ya an
LETTERS OF MARQUEE letter
carried by captains of privately owned
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
SPECIAL LAND OFFICE
REGULATIONS FOR ALASKA

tBy Associated Press.)
SEWARD, Alaska, June 29.-Under
new ruling of the Alaska Land
office, a homesteader in Alaska may
now dispose of part of his holdings
by REIMBURSEMENT before receiving
his patent without running the risk
Of getting into trouble with United
States authorities.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
A Political Dictionary Of Common Expressions
BY LETsoN BALLET

times political cowardice.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

DEMOCRACY-Fo Formerly this meant
government by the people in which
the supreme power rests directly
with the people. Very impractical,
inefficient and has never been tried. }
BY misuse. it now means nothing but
name applied to political party
presided over by a representative
who is weak vacillating and imprac
teal. who makes excuses for viola
ton of pledges and promises, as a
demagogue.
DEMAGOGUE-A leader who pre-
sides over and rules a rabble by
promises and deceit. Politically. q
leader who does not keep his pledges
and promises.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

Ford, the peacemaker, proving a pacemaker for other
employers by sending frontier full
for six months That right kind of pacist policeman
without club gun would not be respected.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

MEN OF LETTERS-Used to desig
nate literary men and authors as a
distinction between business men and
executive men.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29

NOW-Refers to a MARKED MAN
who is slated to lose a position, in
which he has shown miserable in
competency.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-29
CLIPPED AND CREDITED

health sounds warning against swallowing chewing
As been warned everything by
Detroit Free Press
If Villa would only stay with his would get him.
Philadelphia Record.
Felix Diaz be general but he coward He is
willing to be Mexico president.-Columba State
Talking about that bird would be interesting
know where peace the stBamoe
Rusas show what that country needed a
few munitions back supply of menDetrot Free Press
returning physician that Americans the
people Germany In time become honor to be the
hated person in any-Phiadelphia Inquirer
Warod prosperity the kind of prosperity that the country
can dispense with
General obregon announces pleasure the of Villa
generals Death about the only good news that comes from Mexico
Detroit Free Press.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10
49, Der cine Ser BON leinen eigenen

- Der cine Der BON leinen eigenen
gefansenen sefangene Merifaner fOl
Elm Garransa Dffi5ier, elm Gberit-
lentaant geamens Mlbares, iein nnb
er foll eingeftan6en babeit, Der Tic.
berfal amf Glen Springs mnS 3D.
amiQa lei gum srSkten Sell bon Gar
ransiftas anssefiibrt iein.
Sci Noquilla ioll Elm 3mIam-
tnenitps aiuiidlen 8anbiten nn6 Dit.
slieSern einer HoiIe itattgefnmbem
baben, bei Senen adt Ser criteren
setStet iunroen.
Cine 0epeld)e aus 8aibinston
Derfidjert, Der ErGiiSent babe nidJt
I'M Gntfernteiten Sie Nbfidt, nnIere
Sruppen ans Merico snriifsmrnfen
ooer Garransa iueitere &pnseiiionen
az MAIDEN.
slae 3ugange 5,l Der sSIottell-
Itation in Sen @elt fino bis onf Ell
men eeidloiien, man fiird)tet iid Dor
Spionen.
9us Columbus, ge. M., miro
gemeloet, iiebenbunoert Wferifaner
iollen auf Columbus gu mnrihieren
nuo DIE Sruppen bereiteten iih anf
eitlen ettuaigen Mngriff Dor. Die
0adridt miro mol ni6t ridtig iein,
slne mogIiden ipiIoen @eriih-
te iino in umlauf lin6 tpenn man Tie
fir tuabr nebrne1 iolIte, nriiBte man
Der ueber5engllng meroen, oaB elm
&rieg NIT 0ferico nnbermeiolih lei
itno onB Die merifaniIhe Negie-
RING alles @ogIibe tue ltnl einen
lolden 8rieg berbei5ufiibren. Man
int am 8eIterl, ale oiele Nadridten
borlaufig als er6ihtet ODER tpe1ig-
items als iebr iibertrie6en an5ule-
ben.
Cine 9epeide aus Narat6om
meloet, ale Mmerifaner, bic ben me-
Tifanilden ganbiten in bic 6anSe ae-
fallen tuaren, ieien in Siderbeit iest,
bis anf 5. 9eemer, ben Bic 8anSitem
nod INNER NIT ii@ berumibleppem.
stns Sorreon miro aemeI6et,
man CLAUDE, oaB 8iIa lih in Der
RGbe Der 8erbena Manh, in Dem
Slorioa-S -SluB- -Diitrift, oufbalte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10

Der iuirflid ofiisielle beutldJe ge-
ridt iiber bic Greigniiie bel Ser
bun liegt jett bor. Gr aebt nidt 10
speit, uie bic 9epeide bes resnter.
national gteius Gerbiee~, seist aber
bod, oaf bic 9entihen beSentenoe
Grfslse sebabt baben. Sie babet'
cine sniamemnbGnsenbe 8eibe bon
0rGben amf Der Nprbleite 6es 6ii.
gels 304 senommen Mn6 lire Gtel.
(nngen reiden iett 6is gum 0ipfel
oes 6isrls binanf. Die 0eprid,s
erndrt aud, baf bic Oemtld5en 4C
Sffi5iere nnS 1880 Gpf6aten ae.
uommen babrn.
Oieiclbe 0epefAen 4aent,ir, Be,
ySnferHationaI yeius Serpice", 81,
Seraeitern bic anseblid offisiells
9faf)rid)t bon Der Giunabme Ses
Giisels 304 6urd) bic 9ent1dleu ae
bradt batte, briagt iett cine anaeb,
iiA offisielle fransSfidje 0epeIdje
bic bebanptet, oaF bic Dffeniipe oe1
9rmtiden p0llis missliift lei. 9i,
9entid]tm batten lire guariffe an
Srei Eunfte, ben Sigel 3O4, ber
SiigeI 287 nnb ben iueiter Iii0ipeit
lid seIesenen 0alo bon slbpnrour
seridDtef, ieien absr iiberalI snriid
scfdJlaeen.
Die iransolen iuieberbolem i6r
8ebampfmns, oak Der 6iigeI 3O4 be
8eronn BON ben OentldJen nidlt ae
msmmen iei, baF bic Dffeniibe Be
9emtidjem febIseidHasen mno Sak be
Stampf snm StiIIitanb aefcmmen iei
Die 9emtidjem nno gulgaren fol
len bas 0srf Wfabaoa in Nasebu
aien beidjoiien babem.
Der Sampfer yGDmrir", oeiIel
Serpe0ierumg beretts gemeIbet mur
be, lit aeitern morsen geaen ORE
llbr nntergegansen. slIle amf Den
G6iff btfinSlidlen Semte lunrSel
serettet. Rad einem anoern 8eridl
lumrben fiinf Iann ppn Der geiat
uns bnrd) bic GrpIuiion aet6tet.
Giue 9epeidc ans 8albinatul
melbet, Der ggburie" lei anIdjeinenl
pine 8arnnng bpm6arbiert iuur6en
Gs luerbe allrroinss bebanptet, DC
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10

illtatlt @lltbings beoroerte Die Off
5iere nad ibren @eirnatsorten 5u=
rid nno mies iie alt, iid init ibrell
Mannldaften fir Sen Iofortigen
Mbntari6 nod Der nterifonii1al
@ren5e fertig 5ll MAIDEN.
9ie in MuItin abgebaltene De-
Irnofrutild)e goutltp &onpentiou
Derlief aiernli1 itiirmilh, oa fi6 oie
vMnti's" uno Brobibitioniiten gang
geborig in Die @aare gerieten. Dte
slonliniltration BON Hr1iioent @il-
iorr ioDie BON @ouperrteur sSergn-
ion tDuroe inooiiiert nno 8eioe fir
Die @ieoermabI nonliniert. sssn oel
ertDablten Delegation oonlinieren Die
Hrobibitioniiten, trosoem Srabis
Gountp oiirdaus ilitt probibitio-
niitiib seiinnt lit; oo9 iesten oie
sInti's" omrh, onB Ste Delegu-
tion 0ltrd) iharf beitinlrnte sSsnltruf-
tionen geburloen lit ltno einItimn1ig
tpdblen mllB. ssSeoenfoIs miro @ou-
berleur Serguion als 2eiter Der
Oelegaten fungieren.
Die 8efiirtporter oes Hobert-
lon'iden 8erliherungs @eIebes
baben bis iebt 10000 Gtimrnel fin
ibre Setition gelannlelt, auf @runo
pelher BEL ben n1dlten gSablesl
oariiber abgeitimnlt tperoen ion,
OBJ oas betreffetloe @eies aIs @tatat
peiter beiteben Jon ODER nid)t. lin
Die Srage auf oas 8abl Sidet
81 bringen, lino ettpo $4,000 I'm
teridriften notig.
Die Gtaats @onpention Der
teraniiden sseuertpebrIellte iDur0e
llnter 5ablreiher BeteiIiguna imo
bonn berrlihIten @etter bealeitet in
Nell8raunfels nm Dienitag croft
net. Die perl1ieoenen Ronlites iuur-
beg ernannt nno oie Sbenlata, iiber
tDeI6e perbanoelt meroen Ioa, aafge-
ftelf.
Die teranilhen geational -@ar-
oen 0eren Mfobilmndpina a,a
9ienltag ourh eirlen Mrmee=8eiebl
BON @aibington angeoronet tpsiroe.
tperoen iid) in Sort Sam 8oulton,
San @ntonio, fonaertrieren. Die per-
ihieoenen Sruppeneinbeiten Der sssn-
fanterie, 8anallerie uno glrtinerie
peroen bort 5ii Regimenern perei-
nigt uno mad Der Grenae abselbidt
meroen. Wian glaubt innerbaIb ei-
ner @obe oantit fir luao fertig gu
tein nno ettDa $500 Mainl 5uian-
men 6it bringal.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10
p9entidle 3eitnnsen ieten sin sutes
8eiipiel."

Die Searlt'lhen 8l1tter i'm aan-
gen 2ai1oe miomen unter obiger lie
berihrift Dem bornebmen Con Der
reidsoeutid)en 9reiie I'M @egenlas
81 oem genteinen 1reiben anerifa-
niiher SesbIdtter na6itebenoen 2eit-
artifeI:
Gins ntiiiien mir Der oeutlhen
Yreiie 5ugeiteben: Der ernIte uno
tDiiroenolle Eon in oern Die oealt.
fden 3eitungen ausnabmslos oie
Jortfdritte inio BrobIelne oes &rie-
ges bebanoelt baben, giebt Der ame-
ritaniiden Dreile Elm geiipieI, oas
iie 5u ibrem eigenen gel,sen lotpoI
tDie oem oes Tliblifums befolsen
iollte
ueSn feiner ein5igen oeutihen Ser.
tung finoen mir 8el1in1pfungen fiir
oas amerifanifde 8oIf @ir leberl
aud feline 3errbiIoer, auf benen
Die Ser. Staaten I1herIi6 gerrtad]i
ooer dls Maufbolb uno Woroer bin
gefteIIt iperoen.
uSatidhlib baben mir in feiner
ein5igen oeutiden 3eitung audi nun
Elm ein5iges @ort ODER 8ilo aeflln-
oen, oas als slusorud BON Sob
gerahtrng ooer Berbitterunq aeaen
amerifa nafgefaBt meroen fonnte.
s8enn mir oamit ole bittere, ae.
lneine nno unndnnlid fiidmeiber.
artige Sprahe, Die efelboften gil,
Der nno Die baBerfiillten s(usIalIlm.
gen IN 10 bielen unierer eiqener
3eltungen gegen oas oeutIde goli
uno gegen Die oeutide Gegierlmo
perglei6en, oann 5tpingt lms oit
einfahite @eredtigfeit 81 Dem @e,
ltdnonis, oaB Die 8iiroe lmo Selblt.
beberrldnng Der oeutifen gsreiIt
! bohite gLnerfennunq oeroienen.~
DAB obiger @rtifeI in feiner I'm.
lerer oneittraIen" 3eitllnaen a6oe
orudt moroen lit, braltden mir I'M,
| leren 2eiern mol faum su era6bIen
Beltlihe Eoit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10
Surge lltberlidt.

9ie Jransoien beitreiten, BAT
BIC Nemtlden ben Siisel 3O4
genummem bGtten. SffisieQer
beutide Herid)t lprid)t nid)t bon
Der Ginnabme oes ganstn 6ii=
geIs, aber bon Ser Ginnabme ei-
ner Meibe pou @raben anf oeut
3ngel.
Cine neite oeiatldJe 9fcte iiber
ben uGniier" 1aa tit inter
fpess.
9e1tid)e an6 Bnlsaren be-
idJieFen Ons 9orf Nababo in
Ma5ebonien.
Der 0ampfer uGymrie1 lit
nntersesangen, ale 2eitte auf
befn Sdiff ideinen gerettet at
Iein. 1tnIere Megiermng milf
ben Taa itnterinden.
Der 9srooeis bes Sir 9ipser
Gaiement bat begunnen.
Die Staliener baben in bic
fem aries 5000 Cffisiere ber-
loren.
Der 0entId)f &aiier spa BEN
siiriten Billion sn i'd bermfen
baben.
0efansene frnns0iiidDe Erie-
iter iuerben amf 8efebl oes
bentIdJen Suffers in syreibeit
seiett.
Sier tueiterc iriidc Nepolu-
tionsfiibrer iueroen eridDiien.
Sn stofbolm wir6 cine
NorOueridJmGrnns sesen ben
&6nis entoeft.
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SnTane.

- DIrd cine in ben 8erfen Der
9ltlas Eulber aompasnie IN Neiu
Seriep itattgeflrnoene grpIoiion ip,ir-
ben fiinf slrbeiter getotet, iiber oie
llrlahe Der grplolion lit nid)ts be-
fannt. Die berfhiebenen Sotels,
pelde an ben llfern oes Sopotfona
Sees erbuut iino, ioipie ser in Der
gedbe Iiegettoe, befaitnte Slusfluasort
Sanoing ipllroen ourb Die grploIion
itarf eri6iittert uno 5abIreide Sen
lterl6eiben onrd oen getuaItiqen
Suftornd 5erbroden.
- Ser ongebIide 2eutnaut San,
letn Sdmager S1oI5 uno lein
sSreuno nno Selfer gouI 0oede, oie
lfulois befunoen porer, Iid per-
lbiporen 5u baben, oaB iie Oflni-
tionsidiffe 5erltoren moIlten, iuur-
Den 5u aht, bier nno 3fpei Sssabrelr
3nhtbaus perurteilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-10

gntes lei. Nabrideinli6 lit bit
sanse geadJrift BON bent gertrag ge.
lDgen.
@eitere nier bon ben iriIdJem Ste.
nolntionsfiibrern iin6 sum SoSe Der
mrteiIt iuDrSen. Gs iinS sizes Gpr.
neIins Colbert, Gbmnno Sent, SIT
dael Wtallon nnS 5. 5. Soniton.
Bernard Sbam, Der heriibmte She.
aterOid)ter itno GatDrifer, fat iid) IN
lebr idarfen 8orten iiber Sic SIN
rid)tnng Der iriiden Eplitifer ansge.
iproden.
Ille nerbeiratetem GnalGnber il
militarpflidtisem 9lIter, oie seitipei-
lis I'M Nmslnnbe leben, miiiiem ipfori
nad Gnslanb suriiffebren, nm iid
snm 9ienit sn ftellen.
sssn 2iperpool lit elm Streif I'M
ter ben glngelteIlten Der 2ei1enbe
itatter i'm Gange, 10 Dob 5ur 3eit
feline 2eiden beeroigt peroen fon
men.
Der beutidje aaiier fat anf glnim
den oes 8apites fransOflde 9Srie
tier, bic als einfade GplSaten in oas
Seer eingetreten mnS gefangen &c
nom,nen iuaren, in Treibeit seIekt.
Die fransOiiid)e Bari rNarie Mo
line" lit BON einem Sentidlen Inter
ieeboot berlenft iuprben.
Der Jliegerfelbmebel syranfl ba
BEL @arneton ieinen pierten feinbIi
den 9leroplnn, einen englildet
3ueiSefer, berabseidoiien nnb Il
smr Mnerfemnitg ieiner 2eiitnngei
bom aaiier smm Sffisier bcf6r6er
iuoroen.
Die rlimaniide einbeimilde SIN
leibe bon oreiBig Miaionen Collars
lit iiber5eihnet tporoen.
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