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The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
FRENCH ATTACK AT YERDUN

PARIS August 1.-The French broke the long uII at Verdun last night when they attacked the Germans at the northwest and cleaned up German trench east ot Hill 9O4 It is also officially announced that north ot the Somme our batteries sheLed the enemy all night last night We made no infantry attacks in the Somme re- zion but our infantry was engaged in several assaults at points west of the Mouse near Hill 5O4.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
FIGHTING IN BALKANS

LONDON, August Manifestations that the long eX- pected offensive by the allies in the Balkans may have been begun are contained in dispatches arriving from that re- zion today The French have delivered sudden blow on the Bulgarians on the Doiran front and have captured the Doran station 38 miles north of Saonika This place was evacuated by the allies when they retreaed from Serbia.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
BERLIN CALLS ATTACK WEAK

BERLIN, August Il. - It is officially reported that weak attacks by small attachments of the enemy have been made south of Doran the GreekSerbian iron tier but the war office calls them sham attacks to give the world the impression that the allied army in that region is strong enough to take the offensive.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
ATTORNEY FOR THE
 COMMISSION COMING

fudge Cotton, chief counsel for the Engineering Commission. will arrive on the Alaska this evening. It Is r:atad at headquart ITS that he is com ing on a pleasure trip. Indeed, there seemed to be an indignant repudiation of the idea that he conld be coming for anything else.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
MEETING OF THE FAIR
 COMMITTEE ON MONDAY

The meeting of the Women's Civic Fair Committee is called for at the home of Mrs. Frank Ballaine on Mon day afternoon at S:SO o'clock.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11

Harry Leyton has returned from Woodrow Park where he has complet- ed the building of brick chimney in the Ballaine-Sauers bungalow.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
ALASKA DUE TODAY
 AT EIGHT P. N.

The steamship Alaska is due to ar rive this evening at eight o'clock. She has seven or eight days mail for Seward.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
Ask Embargo On Wheat

WASHINGTON, August 11.-Declaring that unless congress acts the price of bread will advance beyond the reach of the average consumer the National Association of Master Bakers has pettOned congress to impose an embargo on wheat prevent from being shipped out of the country
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11

The Anchorage team left last even ing and were picked up this morning at Mile 54 by the buzz car Before noon this morning and when this Is written at Il a. m. everything looked bright for pulling off the first game this afternoon. As an effort will be made to get the paper out earlier than usual it may not be possible to be able to state therein whether the game is sure to come off today or not, as, of course, the desires of the visitors must be consulted. The ground had a few little wet spots this morning just after the rain but got dry quickly and ought to be in first class condition this afternoon.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
GERMAN ARMY REFORMING

BERLIN August 1.-The war office announces that the German troops on the eastern front are being re- grouped to conform to the positions taken up by the Russians No change of positions any of the frcnts have been announced
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11

George Topliff who has been here for three or four weeks is returning to Valdez where his people live.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11

The joint meeting of the Mems and Women's Civic Fair Committee will not be held this evening as had been announced.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
ALLIES AGAIN ATTACK ON THE
 CREEK BULGARIAN BORDER
REPORT BREMEN OFF CAFES

NORFOLK, August 11-It is reported that the Ger man submarine Bremen is off the capes and will pass into Hampton Roads today or tomorrow The report seems to be accepted generally as authentic but it is impossible to discover its origin It is certain that nothing official has been given out about it.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11

Seward Team:--
 The following may now be taken as officially the team to represent Sew ard at least in the opening game. By a slip it was stated yesterday that Lee would be pitcher and Williams catcher but the reverse, of course, is the fact. The team:
 Williams, p.
 Lee, c.
 Reed, 1b.
 Tom Finnegan, 2b.
 Campbell (captain), 3b.
 Matt Ryan, If.
 Adams, of.
 Taylor, ss.
 Nickerson, Manthey or Poehlmann, If.
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
Flood Killed Seventy Five

CHARLESTON, West Va., August H. - The death list from Wednesdays flood will be at least seventyfve, according to the reports coming from the rescue parties today. Twenty-Five more bodies have been recovered
The Seward gateway., 1916-08-11
SUBMARINE BREMEN AGAIN REPORTED OFF CAFES
MURDER VERDICT AT RUBY

FAIRBANKS August 11.-In the Ruby court before Judge Bunnel Charles Grover has been found guilty of murder in the second degree The murder was committed on the KuskOkwim last April
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
Some Good Territory Left
in the State of Virginia
for Live Wire
Dealers
Talk Quick as the
Marmon Car is its
Own Best Salesman
Phone or Call
M. D. Stone Morton Co.
SPECIFICATIONS

Nmon IS she e typ
h IL Short mi
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pounds TO five f
hn ia more IN main rt b o
is i quiet al
ons bloc yMd sting water M bearing NJ k cb
by the M 81 a Forces system pptmnte by
arm o. byp with
member
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
Interior Four Passenger Club Roadster.
Interior Seven Passenger Touring Car.

Offering This Wonderful the Public of Richmond do
stany Feeling Have Brought Richmond the Best Procuabe
Any Price The Mamon Ready Answer Any Call That Can
Be Given Any Car Without Falter?
MD. STONE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27
Leu WE OIIUW i Oh
By a Practical Demonstration
The Wizard---BUICK and
The Wonder MARMON
To Be the Two Greatest Automobiles
in Their Class Today---Made
Here or Anywhere &
NJ. D. STONE

frame osubfam I n
deer n nf pt o leg groom
yp n Gro he O
d an hm act ton IN lance nsp1ngs self
The front l an f wi ma iney thrust bear ting spin
n or d pended on front NJ of trquet he
rgve a f
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al 8
O b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-27

MARMON 34---SEVEN PASSENGER
The Car that is bound to take the better class Car
by Storm. 1t represents fourteen years of study
and two years of development and perfection
She looks good---because she is Good
Evening journal., 1916-05-19

close 90 IRE osiiostoE. rhe hoNes then
viii D. taken ta the P4rlcrS OF tha
Gcod VIII ere N'OrapSry s-a tne coart
win De rttte pchlecis hy ere netEes
The yornS vcurar stecscS Creen
win receive frVn rHE EVENING
lol SNAl. handsome Ia valtsre. %
D. wc-n ey her az tee coro-asta- ana
tc remslr fcr rTcrs-sy
tNeTy oae.y -nw -s ec ltc-see txrec-
tttlc- tr ictrn uae prc ts se1r uc~-
terlua sicz ara t'gF,y cussl cf iee
carnival Wen 0rg GRE rncre ctent
ant enfr tes srusf rtr ,s cri Stter-
CAV sl sub cfreHrs ff E ore
and ff rlUter fi c'tlrsrs tEef been
rsreisssi tTf fAgrT lt n ht1Fs eHVc
oeer rs1l et Or lmf Do fnsfr arse
Hff srltrf- nt or msrtf pas 90
go l1rf - ff-'mug sg-msr l- F
1u ruIg tr 500 rnEt r'rfs fts hf1s
r1ei' 1r'fnr'hrs lrv rntrr n be-
mlmssihf 1fr hr tug hnE Or Tass
lntar itum sr shf rrmu uof fEs
ieciie't fr usf f.hrs-uE sl~rfl Tsiflt
ON 1g WundL th1 ancr7Irc- uil
grl 1iis fnf rhr uhlr nls sinrs
w riis ur -inr rnuf tfvss nrEry
1udg ilrH IS Ulpwrnt rn falcu suit
Tire 1aunf fu-m nu Ent grand -Er-
shall amt .hf tffrgI1 E'cu rriirccs
WIN D. IrnmurHf fm M,raEg-
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
GRANCERS Get FUN OUT
OF MOCK COURT TRIALS

Members OF West Brandywlne
Grange, at Talleyyille. enjoyed a de-
lightful evening Of fun at their meet
.ng last night. A mock court. which
provoked laughter with almost every
word. was held
Included in the cast were all the
officials Of regulation court Three
eases" were tried The first. Elihu
Talley, Isaac Williams" charged"
with vagrancy. was dismissed The
second was the case Of Arthur Smed-
ley. Jim Andrews charged with
conducting a speakeasy." Andrews"
was tried before a Jury" who found
guilty. after much amusing wrangling
The third case, that OF Jim Smith, -
charged with breaking and entering
a store and robbing It Of ladies' wear
ing apparel. came to an abrupt end.
The prosecuting attorney" in pre-
senting the case before the jury ask
ing for a verdict of guilty. said a
little to much.' and the judges dis
missed smith What Daisy Jones
a witness in. the case, saw. was hu.
/ mOrous.
The Judges" were Penrose Talley
Thomas r. Weldin and John Taley
The sheriff. j. A. Weldin: court crier
Lawrence Talley: clerk OF the court
| Edward Ryan; motorcycle officer
/ Puscy Passmore.
Following The trials Of the Con
victs' before the Judges" all retired
TO enjoy refreshments
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
EXHUNE HUMANBONES.
FROM GARAGE SITE.
College Professors Lead AL
falfa Excursion in
Kent County
FISH QUESTION
UP TO COURT
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, May 19.--At public
sale here yesterday Of the 1SO-acre
farm Of Wallace X. Shackell, the
property was bought by brother,
Charles Shackell, for sS175. Mr..
Shackell was killed recently.
Yesterdays Alfalfa Excursion"
under the direction OF Kent County
Agent NJ. o. Pence. proved a success.
Prof. Harry Hayward and Prof. A.
e. Grantham, Of Delaware College,
accompanied the party.
An interesting question as to the
possession OF fish caught in nets at
the bayshore has been raised in the
case Of two fishermen at Slaughter's
Beach. in which suit will be brought
to determine the question Of possess
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs Amos P. Hinsley have
issued invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter Lillian Adele Hins-
Icy, to William Edward Haman, the
wedding to take place Saturday af-
ternon. June 3.
While eXcavating for the placing of
an oil tank in the garage OF Ernest
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
MRS. HILLES ASKS W.C.T.U.
TO AID SUFFRAGE CAUSE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
M1DDLETOwN. Del. May 19.-The
afternoon session Of the w. C. T. u.
here yesterday, opened with devotional
exercises led by Mrs. Lulu L. shep-
ard. State president OF the Utah
Union.
Mrs, Florence Bayard Hilles OF Will
mington. spoke on Equal Suffrage.
which she urges is bound to come. She
said Delaware was the first State to
accept the Constitution and asked that
the State not be last to accept the con,
stltution for freedom for women
Professor A. r. Spaid gave an inter
esting talk.
After the afternoon adjournment
supper was served in the lecture room
OF the church. In the evening Mrs.
Shepard again spoke.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
erecIal to THE EvENINe JOURNN-

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del. May IA So
near and yet so far" is the refrain
now in the contest for king and queen
OF the carnival Tomorrow is the
eventful DAY and the committee To-
charge Of the cnun- requests the con-
testants TO have Representatives az
the count tomorrow evening. They
are 10 tally the count and thereby as
sist the committee Guests are being
made that from 1000 to 10000 con-
pons will be polled Samorrow evcniuS
The count viii be made by the same
persons and in the same places. me
vote for queen follows:
Eleanor Hatton ............... eN.t
Mabel CleWcll .................. cat9
The vote for king follows.
James B. Ilance ..........s...- = -
Howard Wilhelm ..........-... >2-o
Contest 10 Close.
The last coupon in the Carnival con-
test OF the Good VIII Fire Company
viii be printed tomorrow.
Voting will continue until s O'Clock
tomorrow night Saturday and then
ccaSe
The management OF THE EVENING
JOURNAL will seal the ballot box an
iay tomorrow. so that It cannot be
opened except by the judges at the
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
MURAL PAINTING TO Be
TURNED over TO STATE

Stanley NJ. Arthurs' mural painting
Delaware Troops Leaving Dover
Green. July, 1776," will be formally
presented TO Governor Charles r.
Miller. representing the State, by Mrs.
Charles Copeland, chairman Of the
commission that procured the paint
ing. next Wednesday at IL o'clock
noon.
There will be no ceremony beyond
that tho commission will meet the
Governor In the Senate chamber,
where the painting has been placed.
and the Governor will receive IL. Mr.
Arthurs also will be present.
The Senate Chamber has been re-
modelled to make a harmonious set
ting for the picture. The painting
is installed on the west wall where
the door into the lobby was closed 10
allow space for the cOlorful historic
scene so artistically portrayed by Mr.
Arthurs The public is invited to sec
the painting az any time after Il
o'clock next Wednesday.
The commission includes Mrs Cope
land. the president; Mrs Charles r.
Miller. of Wilmington: Miss Mary
Hutchins. Of Middletown: Mrs Harry
Ridgely. OF Dover; Mrs John Shell
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
KATE STORE OPENS.

With the motto, THE Store Beau
tiful," Louis Katz opened his new
store at No. 21S Market street yes
terday Mr.. Katz is introducing suits
OF the International Tailoring Com
pany and making a speciality OF SO
suits, in addition to his haberdashery
department Gifts were given to chill
dren who visited the store yesterday
with their parents, and this will be
continued today.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
stomach AGONNIIEESS
DUE TO POISON
ono Dose oi Remedy Sweeps Pain
AWAY Hundreds OF Thousands
Restored.

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Is unlike
any other 10 sweeps the Bile and
Poisonous Catarrhal Accretions from
tho system. Soothes and allays in
lammafion In the Intestinal Tract
thc cause Of serious and fatal all
wents. such as Gall Stones. Appendi-
citis. Acute Indigestion. Cancer and
Ulcers OF the Stomach and intestines
yellow Jaundice Constipation. Gas
citIs. Auto lntoxication. etc, etc. In
every locality there arc grateful peo-
pie who owe their complete recovery
Co Msyr's Wonderful Remedy. Thou
sands say il has saved them from the
knife. The most thorough system
cleanser known Contains no alco-
hci or hahit-formng drugs. FREE
booklet on Stomach Ailments. Ad-
dress Geo. IT. Mayr. Mfg Chemist
Chlcago Better yet. obtain a bottle
20 Nayrs Wonderful Remedy from
any reliable druggist. who will refund
your money II il fails.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19

Martindale few days ago, thu work.
men dug into what is believed to be
the bones Of human body.
Detective Murphey arrested Cor
man w. Rose on a charge Of deser-
tion.
Evening journal., 1916-05-19

drake. OF ru'rl1rr-f Mrs Robert ].
LindaIs 1f WTrm H. Mrs samuel J.
Reynolds. cr smyrna Hrs Lewis ".
Mustard gf lsvFt- Mrs Thomas y.
Rawlins OF SsHfrr1 Miss Jennie
Davis. Of Milford Hiss Julia Burton.
OF GcorEefowu-
Evening journal., 1916-05-19
CARD OF THANKS.

EDEN LODGE, l. o. 0. f.. DEGREE
STAFF ASSOCIATION Bazaar Com
mittee takes this opportunity TO thank
all persons who contributed in ANY
way towards making Edenzaar. held
April 24th-29th. success.-Ady
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
12. Mars.

Ser a11 So1111tag bon Ser be11t1hen
Seeresleit11rg in 8erlin ausgegeberre
8eridt nrelbet, oaB felt be1n Begir1r
ser jest I'M Monsgebiet geflbrten
Sfpprnt1nrnp71 06 179 frnus1filfhp Sf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
10. Mars

Sci ser er1bgiiltige1r @duberunq
seq @eb0l3es bon Gorbenur ouf oem
meitIiden @aosufer uno ser Sdii'
benerdben Bel 8etbtncourt fielen ber
Deutfden fieben frona6lii9e Offi3ie'
re, 6St @amn un6 elf @eidiibe IN
oie 9dnbe.
geo9 bortnddigem aonrpfe tpuroe
SEN 5ran3oien bas @ebol3 bon Gblain
uno Ser 9obenriden tpeitlid bon
Gououmont obgenomn,en. SIN 8oep'
re @ebiet tpuroe oie 6eutiden ssron1
.fiio6itlid bon 9amtoup borgef9oben
Dogegen foBten oie 6ran3oien pie'
Ser SUB i'm Sort De gour, uie oie
oeutfde Oberfte 6eeresleitung feIbe,
augibt; i'm gleidnomigcn Eorf uni
iiberan fonit nuroen bic Angriffe be,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
IL. Wars.

grbebIide 6eutl9e Beritdrfungen
treffen ON Ser Jront IN geroun ei11,
tp6breno oie oeutide Mrtinerie oie
furdtbore 8eidieBung Ser fran5oii,
iden Gtenungen fortiest. Die 9e11t,
iden boben lire Sbdtigfeit iest BON
Often nod 6em Nor6tueiten bon Ser.
BUN berlegt uno geben bel Sc Morte
Sonrn1e urb in oern @ebiet bonn 8our=
rus Sort Dor IN 6em geltrebe11, ibre
2t1ie in Ser meitlide1 6lanfe ser Sc
itung ipeiter fiiblid al1s5uoebnen.
9ie Gbdtigfeit Ser itelieniiden @r=
tinerie bot iid, mie 6as oIterreidiide
@riegsmi1tiiterium beridtet, auf 6ie
gan5e sSront am Sfon5o ausge6ebnt
Gos 8riegsminiiterium mel0et fer
ner, boB ruiiiide Mngriffe om 9u-
letter uno ON ser beffarabiiden Jrord
abgeidlngen tpurben.
go1n tpeitliden Rriegsfduuplat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
9. Nars.

9os 9e11tibe 8ei9 erflGrte Bert11-
gal oen &rieg, po6urb Sic Maiierte
einen neuen 8un6esgenolien erboIter1
buber. Eortugm lit perIottert uno
perluoert, baber oieler SEN gerbiir1-
oeten getpor6er1e 3utpo9s bon gerin=
ger ober gnr feiner 8eoe11tung lein
miro.
Eoiener Hegirnerher nobnren u11ter
TIbr1ng bon General bon @nersfi.
@ornib SOS 8an5erfort 8our, Sos
Dorf gleide11 gearnerrs u16 bie ar1-
gren5e16en @erfe in eirre1n rahtli-
den @t1trmangriff. gs NOR oies Ell.
ne glar5enoe @offentbot, oie ii9 Ser
@roberung 6es Hun5erforts 3oua,1-
mont ieitens Ser 8ranoenburger lpiir.
sig anreibt. Gie Gron5oien Iiger
tapfer 6rauf los. Sod sos miro tel.
ne Men6erung MAIDEN. 8erbun i'll
perloren.
Sn eirrer or1tli9en 9iite oes "a.
8ronoenburgii@en Snfanterie @egi.
nents Bel ger6un Ideint iid) ser 8e.
rid)t, 6oB 6ie @erIuite perbd1tnibmd.
Zig leidt linb, 5u beitdtigen. 1ie
Iotalperluite in bieier 2ilte belaufen
fid ouf POP Mann oarunter SO
Ioote. 9lus oen oiterrei9ilden
9auptquartier ging in @ien elm 8e-
rtd)t elm, boB on ser 6ront bon Gr5.
beraog Soiepb 6eroinanbs Mrmee I'm.
unterbrodene &dnpfe itattgefunoen
buben.
Detode1mer1ts Ser Mrmee 6es gr5s
ber3ogs ssoiepb 6eroinan6 pertrieben
ben ruiIiiden 6eino aus elmer per'
mun5ten stellung urnpeit 8arpili3fa
uno beiesten oieie. TorooitIid BON
Sornopol pertrieb Elm oiterreidiides
Tetuhen1ent Sic @uifen aus einem
tuuleno Meter Iangen @raben. Sort
uno on ser Duieiter- uno Der beifa-
robiiden 0ront miro oie Mrtinerie-
tbddtigfeit beioerfeits lebboft. @uiIi.
ihe IofaIe Angriffe muoren on nteb-
reren Tunften abgeidlagen. Sic 81.
fenbobnitrede 5miiden 2iohotpitidi.
iiooitIid bon 2uminie, no GROCER
3uaperfebr beobad,tet tpuroe, lit bon
Sen 0iterreidtffen ssliegern nit gu.
tenn grfoIge angegrifien moroen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

miro ein fLei1res @efedt BET @ieHle
1porb0l ltlib bon Sperm ger1el6et, BOB
nit Ser 31riidtreib11ng Ser Briten
enoete. Gin britildes 5lug5e1ag 1pur=
Sc bon 2eutnant sss1r1r1elnrarn oitlib
BON slrras ber1,ntergeldoiIen, ein
5tpeites tpeitli9 bon 8apm1me. Site
SSnlaiien tpuren toot. 2el1tnant goHe
bradte atpei 5lug5e,tge berunter, bie
binter oen fratt501ilden 2inien ber=
u1rterfieIetL iiber Sort Marre noro-
rpeitIi9 bon Ber6un. Sos lestere 1pur-
Sc BON oeltti9er Mrtinerie 5erit0rt
2elttronnt sS1unnelman1r bot oaurit fem
5eb11tes, 9e11tnart 80lfe fem elites
fet1rolides 6lug3eug ouber @aarpf ge=
lett. Gin briitiiides Doppeloeder uur=
Sc nad ei1pe1n 2uftfanpf tpeitIid
Ga111brai 5ur 2a110ung ge5Dltngen.
Sei1re ssrrlolle1r p11r6en gefange1t ge=
non1nten.
Yortugol bot jest ieinen Hlab un-
ter SEN Gerbii1t6eten gnglatrbs einge=
1onu1re11. Nod elmer in Naris gebul=
telrer gisung bes &riegsratbes ore
Mniierte11 gab Hre1nter 8rior6 Elm 81
fen, an tpelden lt6 sic 8otidoffter
ser aniierte1u Mddte einldIeBlid
Eortugals betbeiligten. Eraiioent
@illoa u1tter5etdnete beute sic Huo-
fla1nutior, tpeI9e sic NertraIitGt Ser
Ser. @tuaten in benz @riegs5uita11oe
5luiiden 0a1tidIatuo ,rnb Horh1gal
ar1fiinoigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
IL. @drz.

Gin aus @ien iibermittelter amt.
lider geridt tbeit init, BOB neuer.
bings 0Itcrreidtfd-ungurifde Frup.
pen in MIbonien mieoer nit s5talie.
nern aufammenitoben iinb; oies sc.
idob, aIs oie 0fterreidiid- -ungarif4
Gruppen u1terbolb dubHd) bon
9ura55o ser 4iifte entlane meiter
porruftcn. Nob turaem Sdarmiisel
5ogen ii9 oie itolieniiden 9ruppen.
oie iie bort nrtrafen, IN Der RiAtune
ouf Mtplonn, tire 9a,iptite lung i1
Mlbanien, auriid.
Bor geroun tuuroen nuf Dem meft.
Ii9en Mansufer Die lesten 6rdnao.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16

luton oobin aus, 6uB Der Erdii6eni
ermddtigt tperbe, 6ie Erdien5itdrte
bes 9eeres ouf 119,947 Mann 5u
bringe11, einfdIieBid aner Sruppen=
eattungen, mie Sanitdtsforps, uim..
auf ungefdbr 135, 900 Mann. Dieier
Mnfidt miberipridt &eprdientant
@abn, ser oorauf beitebt, ooB 6er
Brali6ert auf @ru11b Ser &eiolution
sic Seeresitdrfe nuf n1r 100000
bringen oirfte. Dartn fino iid ieood
ole mabgeben6en Berfonlidteiter
einig, boB bic Reiolution Die gege1,
1pdrtige Seeresitarfe I'm minoeltens
10000 erboben tpiiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-03-16
6ran3oien nrit fdtperen @erluften ob-

5ran5olen mt f4tperen Terluiten OBJ
ge1piefen.
Ser britif9e Sorpeooidger @oquehe
u11b SOS Gorpeboboot SEQ. II fi1rb,
tpie beute in 2on6on a111tli4 befarrnd
gegeben miro, 61r9 Minerr auf sic
lie ron1ten, berfenft tpor6en. 45
Oeann BON 6en 8efasungen fa1nen
bobei INN. gine 9epei9e aus @apre
on Ole Sobusogentur in Buris be.
fogt, ooB Ger Dmnpfer 2oui1iane bon
Der fron50iif4en 2irrie geitern 4berrb
fa1rf. es paren feine Ealiagiere on
Borb. Gie gefam111te Dearurl9oft
tpuroe gerettet.
Sin ser Slon5o- -5ror1t tpur6en oie
oiterreidufden Steuungen om SoI-
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