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GIVE UP IDEA TO
ATTACK ALL OF
PERSH|NG'S men
American Commander Hears De
Factos Planned to Rush His
= Whole Command, but Later
49, Got Cold Feet.
us TROOPS TOO POWERFUL
Couriers Report They Have Not
Encountered Any More
ill.,. Stragglers.
RELIEF COLUMNS LEFT ALONE

Field Headquarters, June 24.-(Via
Wireless to Columbus, NJ: M.)-Gen'
eral ]. J. Pershing, American expedi
tionary commander, today received
reports that the Carranza forces neal
here had intended to o/attack his com
,nand at the time of the Carrizal en-
gagement, but were deferred by the
strength Of the Americans.
~ Forty-three Missing.
Columbus, N. NJ, June 24.-Couri'
sts from the relief expedition sent out
to pick up wounded stragglers ant
recover the dead bodies of the Car
rizaLfight have arrived at the Ameri
can camp in Mexico and report thai
in further searches the party has ho
encountered any more survivors, bu
is pressing on in hopes that it may
This was the substance of reports OBJ
tanned from reliable sources here thi!
afternoon. The list as it now stand:
has approximately forty troopers anc
three officers missing.
The reports that one of the relic
columns was attacked by Carranzista.
is branded as untrue by military Of
ficers. ..y
. Ignorant Of Chiefs Fate.
Washington, June 24.-Genera
Funston reported to the War depart
ment late today that eleven survivor.
Of the Carrizal fight had returned tc
General Pershing's Line, sixteen wer'
reported to have been picked up BY
the cavalry relief column and seven
teen to have been captured by thu
Mexican leaving unaccounted fol
forty Of the eighty-four officers ant
men who were under Captain Boyd.
A dispatch from General Pershing
transmitted by General Funston sait
none of the rescued troopers knew
what had been the fate of their com
nander and that their stories were Sc
vague that it was impossible to get ;
clear idea Of what had happened. Th'
message referred to several trooper.
returning 'by another route" but Of
ficiafs thought 1t meant some of th'
sixteen picked up BY the relief col
umn. 1 ..Tss5....
Driving Along Trail. +
San Antonio, June 24.-eG eGnera
Pershing's mention of the rescue o
thesixteen men by, Lieutenant Meyer
gave headquarters here the first in
formation that. he sent out more thar
the two squadrons of the Eleventh
in search Of the scattered troopers. l
was believed that the two quadron'
had been held intact and were driving
directly along the trail to Carrizal.
General Pershing gave no reasoi
to suppose that he had sent a sup
porting force for the two squadron
of the Eleventh, but it was assumed
at headquarters that he had. 's''
General Funston Immediately for
warded General Pershing's report tt
the War department. 1t was indi
Gated that it went far towards con
vineing General Funston and his stat
that the blame of the Carrizal figh
rested, entirely on the Mexicans.
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Russian Steamship
Mercury is Sunk;
400 Lives Are Lost

Petrograd, June 24-(Via London.)
-Four hundred persons. lost their
lives, according to latest reports,
when the Russian passenger steamer
Mercury was sunk in the Black Sea
by mine. The total number of per-
sons aboard the steamship was ap-
proximately $50. The disaster oc-
ctirred about 10 o'clock in the morn
ing off the village Of Grigoricvka. The
passengers felt tremendous shock
in the forward part of the vessel,
which staggered ahead for three ships
lengths and then went down bow fore
most in five minutes.
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BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
Washington, June 24.--An official
dispatche from Mexico City today
said it was reported there General
Carranza was preparing q reply to
the last American note and that ii
would be published in Mexico City
probably tomorrow without waiting
for its delivery to the United States.
Washington, June 24-Relations
between the United Statees and the
de facto government OF Mexico are
close to the breaking point today as
a result of the belief that American
cavalrymen we're inassacred Wednes-
day at Carrizal by Carranza soldiers.
Secretaries Lansing and Baker
were at the White House early con-
ferring with President Wilson. II is
known that the possibility Of drastic
retaliatory action against the Mexi-
can forces in Chihuahua was given
grave consideration. II the Carranza
government accepts responsibility
for the attack at Carrizal It is con-
sidered virtually certain by officials
that occupation OF most OF northern
Mexico will be ordered by President
Wilson to take place as rapidly a. the
necessary military forces can be
placed at the disposal Of General
Funston,
Action must await further reports
from General pershing. His me3ssge
last night indicating that only seven
men Of the tMAstEoQNs of cavalry
had survived in addition to those
taken prisoner had not been supple
fnsnteds III III early hour today.
Up to CarransA.
II Is believed the first act Of the
Washington government when fuller
information is at hand will be to de-
niatsd fepudiation Of the Carrizal at
tack by the Carranza government.
Preliminary reports have convinced
officials here that the American
troops were deliberately led into a
trap.
Unqualified Reputation OF the at
tack and immediate surrender of
prisoners probably will be demanded.
On returning to his Office Secretary
Lansing for the first time since he
became secretary OF state cancelled
his morning engagement with news
paper men. He sent word by his
private secretary that there was moth
ing he could discuss at this time.
Lansing and Baker Mum.
Secretary Baker, in reply to 1
query as to whether the United States
had requested the release of the Amer
lean prisoners captured at Carrizal,
said:
II cannot discuss the subject now"
Secretary Lansing emerged from
the White House about ten minutes
after Secretary Baker. He turned to
newspaper men and said: II cannot
say a word"
Mr.. Baker pointed out that the only
information regarding the Carrizal
fighting, except from Mexican s0drc-
es, had come from few stragGlefs
who were not in the thick of the fight
ing, being occupied as horse tenders
in caring for the troops mounts at the
rear. The War department, the secre-
tary said, felt it essential to obtain the
stories OF men, especially officers. who
were on the fighting front in the en-
gagement.
In his statement, Spillsbury says
that he never dreamed when he left
Casas Grandes in company with Cap
tain Boyd that there would be any
trouble, feeling confident that pre-
vious friendly relations would con-
tinue.
Says Gomez Asked Delay.
Captain Morey and his men joined
them enroute and the statement
quotes Spillsbury as saying, during
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Order to Hold Up
Freight to Mexico

Washington, June 24.-Customs Of
ficials along the Mexican border have
been ordered to hold up freight ship
ments into Mexico and to advise the
railroads to keep their rolling stock
on the American side of the line.
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The Weather

For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
FAIR; not much change In temperature.
Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-25

Baker Orders Planes.
Washington, June 24.--Secretary Baker TO.
night directed that orders be placed irnms-
diately for fourteen high-power aeroplanes
for scouting on the border.
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Huntsville, Ala, juno 24.-Sheriff Robert
Phillips OF Madison county, shot and killed
himself at the county jail here late today.
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Comparative Local Record.
. 1916. 1918. 1914. 1918.
Highest yesterday ..s1 Sc 90 90
Lowest yesterday 5s 81 7s 81
Mean temperature 10 72 \ 81 rs
Precipitation ..,....oo 90 30 50
Teparaturo and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March l.,
and compored with the last two years:
Normal temperature ...........74 degrees
Deficiency for the day ......... 4 degrees
Total deficiency since March LII degrees
Deficiency for the day ......... .1S inch
Total rainfall since March 1..795 inches
Deficiency since March 1......4.ss inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1915. ana inches
Excess for cor. periodh 1884,. So Inch
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Baker Orders Planes,

Continued on Page Two Col. Four J
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CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE
LANSING AND BAKER SILENT
BULLETIN.

=" BULLETIN.
Washington, June 24--The United
states government will demand that
carranza repudiate the attack on
American troops at carrizal and re-
lease the prisoners taken. This is un-
derstood to be the next step decided
on. General Funston has requested
the government to demand the release
Of the prisoners.
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6an,iltpn.
iinier agent in Samilfon IN
6err Gbnnrb grnd, 449 ShS Tinffe
Etrafe. geG Sci. 476 g., Soms
Phune 1851 q.

Ginetnnotter get0btet.
(SpesaISepefde Ses .Gincinnaiier goIisbIatt" }
SamiItoH, 6. 1ebruar. grsenz
burp McSntrfb, ipsldsr in Dem 5pteI
Wnlton an Der Walnut Strabe in
Cincinnati als Ra9tclsrt bsi9dftigt
mar, 1T beute abenb uuf entissIide
Weiie ums 2eben getommen. CT
tpurbe am @rano gouleporo bon bem
bier um 6 nbr idGissn Shn.asus Der
9enniplpania gubn getrOffen uno
gegen einen @iiterpasen seihIeuoer!
Der in elmer gntferniing bon 50 Jub
auf Dem glsbengelsiis ftanb. Dem
uRglitli9en purbe bag @enid gebros
den unb er itarb auf Der Stells.
WcSntpfb bate fpsben basSaus ieiner
e6tpeiter 1rau @m. 9urbin Derlufs
len uno Idlsnberts nit einem Jreuuo
bic giienbabngsleiie entlons, als
ii6 oas nnsIiid ereisnste. Gr mar
% Sabre alt unb fannie aug pers
m Co., ab.
- 5rau pbilOmsna Stabl, bic
Mittpe bes oeritorbenen Satpb Stab,
itarb porlebte Raht In ibrer hob.
NINA 80. 1886 Glib 6 StraBe i'm bitter
bon "a s5abren. sic mar bic Wluf'
ter Don Nruu G6ris. genninoboien unb
cine bodsea6tete bsutide pipnierin.
- Das Nutomobil Der sirmd
Simms &c 9on3is rannte oeaen ben
Masen bon eb. geafle BON Der n. R.
Ro. s unp bef9deigte bos Sabrperf
beoeutenD.
- Die polt5ei iDurbs bon ginctrs
nati aus aufseforbert, auf ben 1s
ssSabre alter Robsrt 8raft Don Ro. 819
Wt. Sope goub, ipelfer isineu gltern
an Gdmitdd ourdbrannte unb ii1
faer rifbdltsr fDlf, su fdbnben. Der
Sunse tonnts niGt sefunbsn tperbeH.
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4elesrapbiide Saotisen.

Sn paris IN an ben JoIstn eis
nts GabrunfalIs emile gabsn. br
uormaIiss Orobrabbinsr BON Gils, I'm
2llt,r BON 70 Jabrsn asiiofbtn.
Sn port Suron III an Gonntda
I'M 2lIifr BON SO Jnbtsn WilIiam =.
Dlit6ea asitcrbtn, Der Iange JcRse
bort arsisri&isr esipslsn unb Der
ipdbrsnb bts sritsn 4mtsiermins bss
prdfibsnten gIsptIdnb nIs Der. Gtaas
ten aDnfuI In lusbst fiinsirts. Der
gtrftorbsne folI Der 6lttlts Wleljisrs
niaunr In ben Der. Siaotsn ssipsfsn
isin.
Martin Dennis, Elm txionuitr
Standardization iinb WlitsIisb
Ter Qlmsrifdn Chemical GOtitin Isarb
cm Gonntds im alltsf ron 65 Sab
rsn III fsinsr Wcbuuna In Ntipnrl, ".
3. infOiss siHss Srji&Iases.
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Poka!.Derid)t
1entibes 1beater.
Die Soiie pHObcrt anb Sertram"
hirS ber5lidj beladt.

Sm Deutiden Sbeater purbe ges
! fern iiberdus bsr5Iib uHb piel 9sS
lo9t, benn man mub ihon elm unpsr'
beifsrliher Sppo4oHoer ieiH, ipollte
man BEL ben Spdben unp WidBden
Der beiben Iuitigsn 8osabOnben Roe
bert unb gsrtram nift aus Der 9aut
fabren glatiirIi6 DOT 8ersniisen.
Die lnpsripiftIide Rasber'ide @es
fanssppfe psritaffts ben 9eiudsrn
sinen risiig otrsniist.n gtenb uno ben
Tartelern Der Sauptrullsn ber5Iiden
Gpphus. Die 6srrsn 7bsObor Gbriits
mann unb DiQp Disorih ipdren ols
eie SiteIbelbsn einfdh gum S1reien.
Sd3u iamen bic melcoiOitH aupIsts,
NIT ipelden beiOnbsrs 5str Winp
0isori6 SRI. 9lnna aOfiut uHb Sri.
9Priel Ssrep aurore ma9ten. Jrl.
Trep ipisI!e ben bummen Dauernbura
iten Witel unS AUDI iie srSisIts init
itrer braitii6en art grote Wirtung.
Ssrr aurt 9snii6 als Der Gsfdnsnibs
pdrtn Strambo6 fotuie all Die aHbe'
rem WitpirtsHbsn ipis 5err u. Wlspsra
Gigsn, FRI. SeIne Rod, Ritaro
0suid, Jnlu Selene gilrser. Robsr.
SoRnenbers. Jreo. Wulff, Ssrar
4dulp uno pnul Rube suben ibreu
Rca.n 9eitalt unb Gbdratisr.
Qddit.n Sonntua miro idperes
@eidiiB aufseiabrsn. Sbiens finfs
ottiass SdauipisI Gin @oIis'stnb"
nit --~ u. Wspsr giasH in Der
9auptrOIle aslonnt sur auffiihruns.
DDS bebeutet einsn Decentralization
Ste1terabenb.
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@esen SeftedbIid)feit
SoII Srtis.bn WitsIisbern Oss bulsas
ridden parlaments Der pro3eB
semaht ipsrbeu.
3aben ii9 anse6lid bon fransOiiiden
glgenten beitebsn laiIen.

9 SOfid. 6. Jebr.. bia aOnbOn.
Der Siuatsunipalt bat bas bulsari-
fde porIamsnt um bic Wa4tbefusnib
srfuat brei.sbn parIam.ntsmitsliss
Der, ,usI8e bic fosenannie gbenabieff
0rupp. (9lnbdnssr bes DormaIisen
Winiiters Sss 4uspdriissn Gbsnas
biefD bilba,, unter Der gfnildse Der.
bafien 3u biirfen, bab iie gete9unsss
seIbsr bon einem ae,utsn Der frdns5s
iiiden Resietuns ans.nomm.n baben.
Der Jaa srrests, aIs er Dor einissr
3eit in guIsarisn bsidnnt ipurbs,
sanS risiise Seniation. 9as gtniuten
beg SiaatsunpaIts purbe BEN suitdns
bissn glusidab Ibsrtpisitn-
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!6anielma,ta Stub.
sein Sbenterabeab finbtt am s. ;ye.
brnnr i'm aprie Sbcater ftaft.

Ser Snniellnann Stub nil niif
ben i'm nerganacneu Sdbr nit eineuI
Tbeaterabenb Geiarnmelten 2orbeeren
nidjt rliben. pielmebr ben grfoIe pis.
oerbolen. Ter alilb bat beSbalb pie.
Serum einen 9beaterabenb dngeiest
uno fir Gtenitdg abeno, 8. Jebrrar,
oas game 2pric 1beaier genietbet.
Gort nil er iih nit ieinen Gre,,nben
,uib oem gan5en 0ertid,tbum eiii
StcQbifein scben. Die Witglieber
baben iih Inn BEN Iidetpertrieb gro.
be Wtiibc gegeben uii6 es ggpinrt
gang hcn gIni6ein, ols tpiirbe ons
Snric 9beaier am Tienitcg sIben6
pollis aiisrertauft fem. Der Saniel.
mann alub bietet noIlcn 9eeeuiperib
inb es geIteu Die Breiie. Die ionit in
bieiem Ebenter iiblid iino. s9illia.r
Sdbctsbam, elmer Der beoeirtenbiten
SdauipieIer Der alnerifaniihen Biz.
ilc, tritt in Dem benz aran5oiiid,en
2ebensbrama .Sbe Saipf"
aiti. Srancis be groiiiet III Der lid
ter, unb naa Der eneIiiten llebcr.
iesung Wlurie Game Taplors bat
5apersbam oas Stiid fir Die anne.
rifaniide Mibne bearbeitet uno es in
ieltei,er @eiie bitbnenpirfidn gc.
niadt. Serr Sapcrsbnm fuirb bon Ell.
ner pcr5iigliden Beielli6aft utter.
Itiiyt, ioSab 8cipdBr baiiir porbanocn
it, raB bas Siiid in 1robartiser
gSeiic bermissebradt ipirS. gtu6 iuI
Der stusftattltns ge1iiat bic aonGoic
oell loeitgeberoiten gnforSerunsen.
Ia MN IpobI ieber nal In bic eng.
liide &umooie geht, mag man oa,n
sen Sai1elmonn.sIbenS pdbIen. Ser
alub bat hcn 3iped, Der $anieIndnn.
2oge Die Sur6 ben 3enlpeIbml her.
,orgerufenen arober finan5iellen Ga.
ten tragen 81 beIfen.
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Gin Dit6 annetiirte porlestt
0la9t Dor Der 9enrp MDeIler'fdkn
@roterp in @eit Samiltcn Elm @efdB
init 80 pfunb Shmals.
- MunaipdlriHter Gbant periirs
tbeiIte MiiIiam Spencer alias @sbtr
tpegen StrabenbetteIns gu SIS Strls
fe reip. elrbeitsbaus.,
Der 70 Sabre alte .. s. Suau
aina borseitsrn gbsnb nad Der Mob'
nuns BON SeiIe Gregg, lin bic Wietbs
fir bret TOnat.n su fcIlettiren.
@ress idlua ben aIten Mann nieber.
gr iDurbe einseipsrrt.
= Sna Gottinston tpurbe Bel elmer
SdIdserei in bsm Reitaurant DON
Sames Miller am @rnnb 9ouleparo
DON Clarence Millsr anasblia nit ei@
mem Wteier ansesriffen uno libel
5ussribtet. Sdmes Cor, Clarence
unb Sarriion Miler tpurpsn BON Der
ppli5ei perbaftet.
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Der gsobl icin politiites @laubets.
tefenntrtib pielleidt eedn6ert bat nnS
iidy gum @erf5eiig Der fnnatiidel1
SonitassbeiIigcn sebralpdem laiicn
rpiro.
- Bernard gliemann ppn ber 16. u.
Solman Strabs, ftarb geltern TN
ct. gliiabetb Spipital TN gIkr bon
80 sSabren.
- Grau Glen poners, bic Witttps
bes pat. pppers, itarb seitern i'm
Sauie ibrer 5o9ter Jrau Wm. Wa>
Iensp, go. 1924 aenbaIl Strobs i'm
9tltsr Don 100 Sobrsn an alterss
f6rpdhe. Sic purbe am %. Deaems
Der 1916 i'm Gountp Waterforp in
sSrlanb seboren unb tam i'm Ilter
BON 80 sSabren rah Gopinston.
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Nebpsrt.

Eie Guuinstuner Ciiiee fir oai
| .Gintirnatier Wolfsblaft" beiinoe
Edj in BEN @sbaaSe Der Eeople,
Saninas Yanf G. srnit Co., I @ei
6. Strafe. 9ln5eigen, Nittbeiluuger
unb Veitelluusen iraenb meldIer sir
,uerben bis nenn ltbr gbenbs oaielbil
entsesenssuOmmeu. 5eIepbun Suutl
| 1854. \
= Sm 1eilunbbeitsamt ,mlrben II
Der abeeIaltfcnen @o1)e folgeriOe 80
besfaIle angcmeIhet: Geo. 9iemmr
II; @pa Saltbad1, 70; goD, "
Iaris. 76, unb Sarrr GraipfUrb. !
Sahr oft.
- Selltc Beginner bic @rpbge'
idppore,ten nit ibren Werotburacn
% iSdlle ioIlen nnteriitd)t lpcroen
sluber bieien Deroen oic @robac'
ita,urenen nit Sem Sabneltfanlpf
turlder iiiH1it an Der aitirg Rtfc nb.
aebnIten trurec, iid, befhdftisen.
sIit6 Die geiauptirre, baB in rotori'
iden Siiliern gciitioc @ctrante per.
iauft ipcroer, obne oob Die Gigentbii.
nerii,ncr cine Itdotiite 2i5ens bier
fir ertrirft baben miro Don Seitcn
Ger BroB1eitnnreren nnteriuft pcr-
ben. lie Staot ioIl ongehlit I'M einc
Ginuohme prn 5000 per sSnbr per-
First troroen iein.
I'm Der Mobnuns beg Sol. 5os
melI Rp. so g. %. 6. Str. faHo
seitern Rahmittan eine @ds GrpIOz
fion ftatt. Gin friberer 9stpobn.r
Der Dobnung battle Dersefen, bi,
GasrDbrsn absuoreben, Rismano tpurs
be DerIest.
Soiepb 5er5is BON Camp
spriHgs, itarb seitern i'm 9ltsr Don
IS ssobrsn.
Jrau Jannie gettsIOn, SO. 500
StraB., Doptou, lpobns
bait, iturb gsitern 43 Sabre alt.
= Sobn Sdults Don Der Srtdrb
StraBe in gopinston ,ipeldsr stitern
WOrsen an Der Sairfislb 2lDenme In
5etdnbtsn 3uftanb sefunben unb ndea
,em Gpeers !bofpitdl gebruft fpora
zen tpar. iDurbe seiiern QbsHs aus Ssm
oofpitaI entIaFen.
- Worsen absnb finbsi Die re-
yelmGbise 9siddftspsriommluns beg
teutfben pionier.Bersins itatt. Die
ioIlten Di.ism alien beuts
den Defsin Elm srDbsrss Snisrsi1e
;ntssesu brinsen uHo bic Sisuugsn
iablreiher befuden.
- Gsitern trat auf ben idmMtli9en
Strabenbabn 2inien bag neue
transfer sidst Spftem in aruft.
Der Wibbraud, ipeIher bisb.r nit
ben 1ransfer 1idsts setrieben tpurs
,e, pirb burd bas neue Sp'tsm
lriirblih beieittst.
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. ombeisa atfentat
auf ben itaiisnifdsn 8pns
fuliH Wtlwauiet er
m DIT

mdd3t.
Mifwanftt, 8. stbr. auf ben
bisfisen itaIimiiden Rpnfularasenisn
2lrmino Gonis ipurbs am Sonniog cir
8ombsnntisntai ssmaHt. Cine Bonn,
be erplpbirs Dor Der 1biir ieinsr
Wobnuns I'M iisbsnttn Siodpsrt sis
mes 0tbdubes auf Der Cfisiie, dbsi
bic Grbloiion rihists nur ssrins,n
G6absn an Gins 5tpsiie gombs, bic
nod nidt 5ur GrplOiion ssiommsn
ipar. piirbs i'm 5aupttinsans beB
6aufss gsfunbtn. Gcnte lpsieerte iiH
anjusebsn. pb Ct In LETTER 3sit Drob.
brieft srbdIisn bditt.
mas lie tpobl finbtn ptr
ben.
Wafbinston. .. g., 6. gsbr.
@snmte bsS Bunbes Jufli5psporiss
msnts babsn EH gentle Bidder Der
Riggs National gdnf in Wdfbinatou
seIlhert, ipslGe dif gtfddftsiransafs
fionen bss pormuIissn Wlilit6ratiddes
Der beutihsn 3otffaft 6auptmdtlil
Jran3 BON pupsn 1s5us bdbsn. Disie
9iidxr lpurbtn naG Rem Yori at.
Ianbt nnp fplIen ben OroBatibporss
iIen iinitfbfsiitt ipsrbsn, ipsId,s onaebs
Iids BstIsbunesn bet Wuitralitdt Dsr
Der. Stdaisn uutriuHfn.
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apbIennstb
WuBii6 in GnsIanb EN- :
pfinSli4 fHbIbar mas

WuB id) IN GH9ldHo en- 2
pfinSIi4 fibIbar mas
den.
2onbon 6. Gebr. 5anbelsmini'
fer WdItsr Runeiman bat Elm aons
mittet srnannt, bas alle Jragen bes
jiisli1 Der Dsrtbsiluns pon apbls uno
aolss unteriuGsn iOa.
Der Selbtmorb bes tiirtis
henaronprin3tn
Imiterbdm, pia 2cnbor, Z.
syebr. Der aorreiponbent Der .Jpanls
furtsr 3situns" IN aonfantinopsl bat
III Grfabrung sebrati, bab Der tiirti'
ids arOnprirS DuiOf S5ssoin, i'm Be
eriff iianb. Elm, Rsiie ins gluslano
an5utrstsn, aIs bic aunoe bon ieinsm
SsIbiimoro beianni staeben tpurbs.
.Gt bsabiihiisi.", ihrsibt bic 3.i-
iufls, fir iurse 3sit aug 8tiunbs
bsitsriidiidttn iniosnito nad Wien gu
rsiIsn. glm 7ase porb.r bate tr ben
Drdkrn feinsr Grobmutir unb Ieis
mes 0aisrs SuIidn abbul I5i5 In
gtambul gsIud) abeeitatist unD bdnn
fir fpobIthitist 3ipfde srObe Guns
men seittnit."
Dasiommi baron
ottawa. Ont, 6. Jebrlsar. =
In nsr am SOnntaa betannt sesebtilsn
Cite DON stiaIIsnen unb psrfuunbten
SoIod..n beg ianabifdtn aoniingsnts
beiinben ii6 bic fOIssnoen amsriia'
nsr: Sttiuart y. gaton Don Seattle
Wafb.. sefallen; sobn W. Boulder
ous gtbtrbten, Q. O., Repnolb
9arbp aus gsIinsbam, Wafb unb
9eiibere RobiHanb.
Ro4eiH Opftr.
Otiapa, Ont, 8. gsbrudr. -
Die 2eiht bes Observation-Disclosures
.. o. Gam aus Yarmoutb ipurbs am
Souutds In eiHer Der Jsrmprsfssl.
ZEN bes p.rbranntsn 7b.ils bss pars
Iomenisssbdubss ssfunbm.
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Gin MetItbdtisfeitsbaa.

Der SdudbiTde llnisrftiibungB.
Dsrsin S.rauituItet ON Gamftag, 12.
Je5ruar, IN ben SdIsn bss Dtutfdsn
aIubs .inen srobsn Rasisns unb @es
fsnfddftsba1. bsiI.n griras ben
gu guts iommsn ioa. 3dblrsi4s Der,
eins unb pripote baden ibre Inter.
itiibuns 3iIstfuet unb irtrben burh
gsfud Der JsftIi9tsit ben IobIidsll
3psd iDrbefn bsIfsn. Jiir bic f65niim
Wast.n finb iusrtbuoue prsiie aussss
I.bt.
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Wsrbtn unnabre Gsri9tt
aber Die GiHau3en bts
0attfans burd ben
apofolifden De,
Itqa TEN.

Dajbiuston. D. G., 6. Jsbr.
Der apoiiolifde 0eIssai, GrjbifHoi
Jobn Ban5ano, erlieb am Sonnida
abtnb sins GriIdruns, in ipsl4sr q
bic bier perbreiisisn Gsriihts fir uns
ipabr erildrt, ldut iptl4sn Der Datiian
GsIb in amtriianif6en Wluniiionspa.'
pisren anseiest BADEN folIie. Jetner
iuoIIie busfelbs Gttiidt es babtn, bdb
bas gubeet BEG Dotiians fiir bas ptrs
floifene Sabr nit tinem 9tfi3it por
$5,000.O00 absd4lcfen babe. @ie
GrSbifdof 8on5ano periideri. babsn
ip,bsr bic Ginndbmen nod bic qtussas
ben Dss 9atitans sime foIat 6Shs srs
reidi.
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Oesesbeia@
80 irO aSnisTsrbiHanb bon
8uIsarisn In 1srItn
ftuGen

Berlin 9. 5tbr, Dia aOnOOn.
aSnis 5erbinanb Don HuIsdrisn tpirS,
ipis ON Sonnias bsidnnt iplfbt, b.nls
nadit naA DttIin iOmmsn, I'M ben
Bsfud ,u erpiSsrn, ben adifer wiIs
beIm itm am IS. Januar in mid In
Serbi.n dbgsfdttsi bdiis.
D iirftsE taum Slid bubtn.
Qibsn, 5. Jtbt., Dia pdtis, 8.
Jsbr. Cine grisaiids GOnbsrtOmmif,
iiOn bat sinen langen Wsribt iibsr ben
SGdstn aitterbrsitsi, Der gtlsgsnili@
Der tiir,Iitsn 3eppslindueriffs In ca,
Icniti bsrurfuHt fpDrben III. Dem grit.
dtfdsn pftmitrniniiter fpirb In BEN
8eri6t smpfobIen BON Deutf4Innc
S4aosnsrIub az oerIangsI
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pssflGxritn, bu6 fe bon ben beimatbs
Iimtn WltIitdrbet5rbtn fiir 0ienfuns
ltdualid, tef,inben ,porbsn isien.
Coli Der pdpitIide DeIc.
gat be5iigii4 ber Jrie.
bensfrase auf ben
guf3 eeflopft
hohpu

Eofio, 6. ssebruar. @ic Is beibt
joIl W,oniienor 9setrolli, Der Sonoer'
geianbte bes @atifaiis. Der bent Sal
ier goitibito Die GIiidip:inife oci
TatTies iiberbrafte, oiid Die GeIc,
seubtit mabraenomnteii baben. lid
Sarifbcr su iniorniiren ipie TT ssapar
ipobl etipaige 6riebensporihldge
ourd, hie gernlittlung oes @atifnns
fcnlmefb, anfscnonunen iperoen mir
oen.
Ger papitlide GoltOerseianotc ioIl
in Grfobring aebradt baben, oail
eerartige Borfd,Idge boflid entgegeii.
genonnnen imo in gripdgnn8 geio.
gen ,perSen ipiirbetL pbfd,on eS 50.
pan ourdaus nid)t oari,m 5u tbun
iit JricSen 81 idIiebr.