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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01
Uncle Sans Neest and Biggest Field Piece Shoots Miles!

Eight horses are used 20 draw tAn
field piece shown on this picture
the biggest and newest field piece
in Uncle Sans army. The piece e
called a -four point, seven" gun
which means II Is OF four and seven
tenth inches callber. The gun shoots
distance Of five miles sccurately.
This picture was taken when the
big new gun was seen for the firso
time in public-passing through "
Paso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-01

rnDAY,S REPRESENTATIONS
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
Recipe for Happiness.

The man who made ex-President
william II. Taft simmer. DR.. Charles
z. Barker of Washington, gave the fol-
lowing recipe for happiness In an ad-
dress at Chicago: Look on the bright
side OF every experience. Accept cheer
fully the place in which you find your
self today. Throw your soul into your
work. Do as many little kindnesses
as possible each day. Maintain child
like attitude OF trust In your God.
The rich, as a class, are the most I'M
happy people on earth because they
think they can buy happiness, like a
commodity on the market. Poor peo-
pie frequently are happy, not because
OF their poverty, but because they have
found the laws OF happiness. Happl-
ness does not depend upon externals
ut all. II is dependent upon laws that
can be learned and obeycd."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
TIE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE
ALWAYS DRANK FROM SAUCER
WelI-Bred Women Imbibed Their Tea
In That Way Not More Than Two
Generations Ago.

Let me add a word to the remarks
about tea, an English correspondent
writes to the Boston Herald.
saw In the Victoria and Albert mu-
scum a teapot which was presented by
Lord George Berkeley to the East In
dia company. 1t is said to be the earl
lest teapot known, and the date 1910 is
given. This pot is shaped like coffee
pot. $50 $3.50
My grandmother, singularly we'll
bred old lady, and her women friends
always poured tea from cup to saucer
and drank from the saucer, which was
very thin but Of generous size. In
too many hotels and even In some pri-
vate houses the cups are too thick. A
sensitive person finds the tea served
In them tasteless. AS for that, few
women know how to brew tea. As q
rule 1t is too strong. For this and 9TH
er reasons l prefer ale In its native
pewter. Perhaps l was aided In this
choice by an entry In the journal OF
the Rev. John Wesley, July 9, 1746,
In which he speaks of his leaving Of
the drinking Of tea as an example to
the poorer Methodists, thinking 1t
would prevent great expense Of health,
time and money. "The first three days
my head ached more or less, all day
long; and was half asleep from morn
Ing to night. The third day, on
Wednesday in the afternoon, my men,
ory failed almost entirely. In the eve
ming l sought my remedy in prayer.
On Thursday morning my headache
was gone; my memory was as strong
as ever, and have found no incon-
venlence, but sensible benefit In sew
eral respects, from that very day to
this"
Yet according to this journal tea
was beneficial in a case cited by Wes-
ley In the preceding May, an amazing
instance of Distress" A sensible young
woman, who had constantly attended
church, lay sick Of fever. She be-
lieyed the devil had her soul and body.
"If she swallowed anything, she cried
out she was swallowing fire and brim-
stone" For over twenty days she took
nothing but water. She had no sleep
day or night, but lay cursing and
disappearing, tearing her clothes, and
whatever she could reach, In pieces.
Wesley prayed with her. "ln few
days after, she began to drink little
ten afterward God turned her
heaviness into JOY"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
SAYS GHOST STORIES INjURE
Tales Often Permanently harm Chi.'
dren, 10 the Assertion OF Phila-
deIphia Educator.

Robert L. Burns, district superin'
tendent, In recent address to Phila-
ielphia teachers, told them that "fanci-
~! stories" should be eliminated from
The schoolroom, the Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger states. He expressed him
self as particularly opposed TO stories
IN which ghosts and hobgoblins are the
principal characters.
"As a result Of hearing ghost narra-
lives by the wholesale" he said, chill
iren develop severe cases of nerves,
which frequently follow them through
life. An Unreasonable amount of harm
aas been done TO children who are sub
lected TO imaginative narratives OF
things which possibly cannot happen.
They become frightened and are
aarassed by useless fears"
He warned the teachers against stir
ling the Imagination of their pupils
ilohg morbid lines unnecessarily.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
Near Death Through carelessness.

After Paul Huntly, inspector of the
public service commission Of New
York. had visited the new subway tun'
mel under the East river where the air
pressure Is "a pounds TO the square
inch. he left the subway too quickly
and on his way home collapsed ut one
hundred and Eighty.First street. Doc
tor HofIbcrg, who was called, put the
sufferer into an ambulance and drove
him ten miles back TO the tunnel.
where he was put back into the COM
partment In which the air pressure
wns highest and then gradually
brought out 10 the surface. After this
Mr.. Huntly went home completely
cured Of his attack Of "thc bends"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS.

Floral baskets for Christmas pres
ents. s125 to $1,000.
Christmas boxes OF flowers, $3.50 &c
$1,000.
Corsage bouquets --latest styles
$500 to $500.
Red poinsettias (the Christmas
flower. $500 to $500 per dozen.
Red carnations. $500 per dozen.
Pink carnations. $3.50 per dozen.
White carnations. $500 per dozen.
White narcissus, $50 per dozen.
Lilies (eachl. 80 cents.
Sweetpeas. per 100. $500.
Ten per cent off on orders Of s2.5C
up order today.
SCOTT FLORAL CO.
Navasota, Texas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14

more dependable citizen, more eff
cient and skilled laborer would come
as a boon to the negro race and would
be welcomed by the taxpayer, who
could see good accomplished by his ex'
penditures instead of feeling that the
money is largely wasted.
County Agent Beason told OF the
plans he had on foot when he left
Pamela county to establish there a
negro training and industrial school,
but said that since he was now identi'
fled with the people Of Brazos county
he stood ready to cooperate with the
county superintendent In asking aid
Of the Slater board. the Jeans and
Thorwaden fund to assist In estab'
fishing this training school in Brazos
county.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
MR.. eEAsoN ADDRESSED
coLoREo INSTITUTE.
Told Them Of the Kind Of Education
They Most Needed.

After a three days terracing cam.
paIgn. County Agent Beason returned
TO Bryan Wednesday afternoon to ad'
dress the colored teachers institute
now In session.
Being n staunch advocate OF indus
trial and Agricultural education. the
county agent declared that such an
education for the negro would be the
greatest factor possible for the well
being Of the race. at the same time
establishing confidence In the mind
OF the white man who pays the taxes
which. oftentimcs. seem little less
than wasted In the present day meth.
DDS Of education among the negroes.
The county agent pointed TO the
fact that the negro In the South would
always be laborcr and that that ed.
uca,ion which has for It's object \
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
ENTENTE FLEETS
LOST MANY SHIPS
Total Tonnage Destroyed Amounts to
Over 100000 Tons-Ausiliary
Graf. Not Included.
CBy Associated Press)

Berlin. Dec. li-lncluding the loss
OF the French battleshlp Sutfren.
says the Overseas News Agency state.
mcnt "Wednesday, the total losses Of
the entente fleet during the present
war have been 1872 vessels. including
torpedo boats and submarines. with q
total tonnage OF 7ii.6OO. These fig
urcs do not include special types Of
vessels such as auxiliary and other
craft Of the merchant marine.
The British navy's share Of these
losses, says the statement have been
l93 ships and torpedo boats. totalinE
i6S.sO tons.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
Aviators' Audaelty.

The audacity and GOODNESS which so
strongly charactcrizcs the exploits Of
the avlators In the war Is illustrated
by the following anccdote: A Belgian
aviator who had just descended with
his clothes riddlcd with bullets, was
questioned by his friends ms to the re-
suits OF his expedition. ~ was In their
lines" he said, with view TO taking
photographs. when | was charged by n
fokkcr with two machine guns. I was
unarmed. lie pursued me. Well, 1
could make no other reply to him. so l
photographed him."-Christian Science
Monitor.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
WOMEN Of FRANCE
ARE PATRIOTIC
Woman's Committee Organized to
Enroll Volunteers and Learn
Their Aptitudes.

Paris. Dec. IA woman's commit.
tee presided over by Nine. Emile Bou-
trox. vile Of the celebrated philoso-
pher, has been organized to enroll
women volunteers in the service OF
the country. 1t is appealing to all
women to inscribe their names with 4
statement OF their aptitudes and the
time they will be able TO devote to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
ARRESTED WIFE BEATER.

Deputy Sheriff Morehead returned
from Mart last night with Buck Hunt.
er. a negro, wanted In this county for
assault on his wife. Hunter, II is al
legged, gave his wife a severe beating
in this city last week and was located
In Mart by Mr.. Morehead.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14

Our Christmas stock OF apples and
oranges will be the most complete we
have ever had. We bought them right
and are going to sell them in the
reach Of everybody. Reid 81 others. II
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14

work in different categories when
their services may be needed. En-.
rolling offices will be opened soon and
comprehensive effort will be made to
enlist all the women OF France in the
service OF the nation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14
FLOWERS.

Bulbs. Cut Flowers. Floral Designs
and Pot Plants OF all kinds ordered.
Tube roses and Golden Glow soc
per dozen.
Roses from $3.50 to $500 per dos,
Carnations from 75c to 81 per doz.
Chrysan,hcmums from 81 to s.
per dos.
SEE MISS ROGERS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-14

Just ring 43o ana you can have Q
Singer sewing machine In your homo
In q short time. 7. A. Satterwhite. u
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16
5lr 2tbbilfc Ses
SraebttuGo0cft1ft0ItGcls

8aibington, t6. Se6. Set
aeiteru itno sic BON oen gabnen
oufgeIteIIten itttO bon Der 3pii1en.
itoatli6en SonoeIsfonlnliIiion be.
ItGtigten oraitiiden 8eitimnltngeu
in araft eetreten, ipelfe benz Man.
gel an 5rahtmoggons inn Beiten
nno Sloen oes 2nn0es obbelfel
iotlen
Cant oieIet 9eitimmttnaen nliii.
len GnupfGnger BON 8oren, penn
Die linen 5ur 2oidnng Der 2n0ltne
beipiIigte 5rilt bon 3tpei Sagen ber-
ltrihen iit, fir ieoen Sog, ben lie Die
ggaggons IGnger 5iriif6eboIten bro
8oggon unO Gag cine iteigeuoe
S1mlme BON einem Dollar bis 3u ie
fiinf 9oIlnrs anblen.
giienbobnen, tDeIne Die sSrnht-
iuaoeons on6erer gdbnen nuf ibren
2inien benltseif, ntiiilen iett onItott
mie bis6er MIR 40c 9liete pro Sag
75c bro Gag beaabIen. SultptiG9-
lid iperoen Ron ben g1bnen I'M
Often ssrnhtlpaggons aus Dem @e.
iten nno Siioen SltriidbeboIten, itnS
man boffte, 0urh oieie uerft1rften
geoineungen, Sieier rnflotiirIihen
Gage Elm gnoe nn0 Oem 8aggon.
innngeI I'm 8elten obbeIfen 5u f0n.
net ipoonrh AID Ser Rohlcanlangel
non ielbit nbapBntefs tpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16

gerItr, 16. 8e8. (5unfenoepef9e. }
- gtn6 ni1t 5it Prrriioerben gln-
griffen iIt Der Iirtfe Sliigel Der oeut-
ihen 9lrmee in GunlGnien bis Sitr
2on0ItroBe bon 8u3en nod &imtis-
cui borge0rungen, beiagt cine beu-
tige offi5ie[le 8efonntma6ung.
Sofia, 16. Sea. - 9os bulgari-
idje &riegSarnt nteIoete bellte, ooB
bic Staot 9ereitt in Ser 0itLi9en
8aGa6ei BON buGgdriiaen &ruppen
beiebt tpor0e1t lit.
Berlin, 16. Seq. (SunfenberiGt. }
8ns &riegSomt mel6ete beute
nohntittag: gg lit 0en 5ran5oien ge-
lungen Die 0elltiden aus ibren am
Deiteiten porgei6obenen Gtellrngen
in Dem 8eroun-9iItrift auriiG5uId)ie-
ben. l1niere Errppen baben 1id duf
ibre 6peite 8erteioig1ngsIinie 3uriif.
ge8ogen. SSSn oernieIben 8eri6t beiBt
es, ooB bic 8riten in Der @eger1o
BON 9pern 5nriidgeidlIagen tporoen
itno.
Dos Grieesolr1t meIOet, 6oB 6ie
5iueiter oeiitiden 8ertei0ignngs-
LINEN bel 8eroun in Ser @e9eno
bon 8alouriOge uno ouf ben 6oben
noroli6 BON 2ouoenout ln0 gbonl-
brettes lulO fii0lih bon 8eaonbdur
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16
Orti9aft fait
9alt5 eingedit6ert!

Gboutofin, 9sa., 16. 0es. - Gin
furhtbares 9ronoungIiid bat iniere
Srti6aft beimgeil6t. geItern naht
ertitano I'M g3iI1idnts @ebdu6e Elm
5euer, ipeIdes 10 ihneI[ nm fidl
oriff, 0oB oos eanae @ebdltbe in is
Minliten in sslomnen Itdno, tueId]e
ft6 no9 alien 9fi1tttngen ibren @ea
bobnten. @olo glib bic gonse @e-
.idaftsitroBe einem SSenerrneer, 1un0
atth na6 Dem @obnlings0iItrift
griffen Die gierigen SIonmen iiber.
9ie Rettlngsorbeiten initr0en
oltr9 oie &dIte G1lBerit erIdnert,
neridieoertIih puroen oie SdlIdu.
DE bon Sen Slnu1nen ergriffen, ebe
fte losgeeiIt meroen fonnten. 11eber
so Sanilien tuiroen r1tr IN g2od,f.
eeip1noern befleioet, ditf Ole 5trohe
getriebert ttno mebrere gerionen
fuuroen BON itiir5ertben GaIfet per-
IeBt. @egen Weorgen fcnnte man
enolih Ser aIonrntet Serr meroen
Ser angeridtete 5d10en miro ouF
$350,00o beronfhIngt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16
210tlcft0ll ibcr0lc
9c9cft Sen Ratt5ler!
gerlansen, Oak bel iDtdtigen 5raaem
bic Meinnng Ses @Oltes ein-
sebOlt mir6.

Berlin, 16. 8es, iiber 2onoon.
- Die NationalliberaIe 8artei, DC.
rem 8ertreter I'M &eidstag Oen Jrie,
Oensboridlog sur 3ebotte 3u brin-
gen beriudten bot an ben &ei6s-
fnn8ler cine 8ui6rift geri1tet, in
melder iie gegen Die poLlitGn0ige Sg-
norierltng 6es 8oIfsmiuens in Ga.
den Der ltnobb1ngigfeit Golens 1rto
BEG 3ultonoefonlnlens oes sSrieoens
proteitiert. SSn oieler 3ui6rift miro
9ei6meroe erboben, oaB Der &ei6ss
tag nur in &e.rltnis geiebt iuur0e,
ooB obige Shritte getnn iporoen
iirlo, obne oen GoIfsbertretern @e-
legenbett alt geben, tbre Mteiritng
oarilber 8u GuBern.
0ie GroteItler erflGren, ooB bic
oelttihen sSrieoensbeoinguneen, tpie
iie Der 9fei9sfan5ler au89earbeitet
boben mag, rtbt ols en0giltig be-
trodtet peroen f0nnen. Sic beben
herbor, Dob, 1ollterl 0telelber at1ge4
nonmen iper0en, 6ann habe 0os
6etttihe 8oIf einen sSrie6en analt.
nebmen iiber oeiien 3uItanoeforn-
men eS fein 8ort ntit3ure0en ge6obt
babe. 9ieies Hebt ober Tonne ben
@olfsbertretern ni6t genonnen
peroet.
Ser &ei6sfan5Ier miro ooron er.
innert, bob er beri6ieoentIid ouf 6ie
nntoroIiibe @r6Be, beiIpielIoIe
9pferfreuoigfett uno Oen humber.
barren @eiit oes 6entIden golfes"
in ieinen Reoen bertpieien babe, luo
Die groteItler belteben 6arotf 0aB
einem iolden solfe IN 8ufunft oug
9ieht gegeben tperoen rtliilie, Ieiner
Iniidt I'M gaei6stag glugorltd al
berleiben. 8ei sSrogen, Die fir oas
@oIf bon 10 meittrugen6er 8eoelt-
tling ftn0, muB oemielben unbeoingt
0os 8ort gege6en tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16
GnglanO luil nod
tcinen syricocn!
/ fr6itScnt 1oilicn Rcffitmnespcll, dnbcrt
aber kcincn SrieScnswmniN.
Oeuti@e yotfRaft in darlington Roffnunsspon

geuiiber cine feitere uno beitinnttere
Saltlng angenommen bat lulo Die
6ran5olen bel 8er0un einen energis
iden Iiegreiden 8oritob unternoms
men bnben. (ghpos miilien bic neil.
ge6adenen Miniiter fir ibr @ebalt
bod ti,nD
@s lit offiaiea nod nidt befonnt
aenadt wor0en OoB aonig aoniton-
tim Die SSorberungen Der glliierten
belpiIlIgen ipirD Qlno geitern bieB
es, onb er oieielben I'M ollgemeinen
angenomnen botte 0 8ater Der
2iige, 9ein Rane lit RellterD, ale
gln5eiden aber bellten oarauf bin,
boB Die griediide gtegicrling iia
fiigen miro. llnO 0ieies 9er0ieuit
fonnen 2lopo.@eorge ltito Der fror.
3oiiihe Miniiterbrdiinent griano fir
iid in 9lnipriib nebmen. (3os lit
re6t, ber1iHmelt oicie beioen
Gudti6fopfe MIR, Oeito ifyluerer
meroet Sbr ipoter aus ben @olten
itiir5enD
Die 9llliierten hdben duf oen met
ften arieesihaupldben ernerte ga,
tigfeit an Den Gag eelegt. Die Of.
fi5iellen geri6te, peld)e in iiinglter
3eit pertuirrt flaneen unO farbIos
ipdren. boben beute ein 9on5 onoe.
res @eproge; man frellt lid) iDieoer
beim Seien Oieier Beridte; iie er-
innern on oieicuigeu 3u 9lnfong oes
0lonats Sui, I'M pelde 3eit Die
groBe 2ffenltpe an Der Sonme be.
gonn.
gaationale Gragen bon GROCER ge.
0etitlne, Die felt 8oden in Der
Sdruebe innren fommen jeBt ai,f
0as Sapct unb biirften NIT 2lopo.
@eorae om Steuer boIo erleoigt iper.
Den.
Die bielige 6eutihe 8otIhaft lit
itber Die fSric0ensaushdten iebr op.
tiniitiih; es miro bort beroorgebo.
ben, oaB fih in britiiden 9fegie-
rltngsfreiieit uno inter benz briti-
iden 8oIfe Gin lltnidpnng 3n @un-
item oes ssrie0cus gelten0 made.
Sieiige oneeiebene 8Grionen. Die nit
DclttihIdnb i1mpatbiiieren, erflGren.
o1B Die oeutide drteoensnote in ben
6er5en oller 8olfer einen freitbigen
8ieoerf III finoen nuB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16
11iaa rit0ebt Onkcl
SAM pcrit6liioc!
8ia iidl jcbsr SeinOicliafeit rntbaL-
ten, luenH man i'm In
Jtabe lakt.

OF Qoio, Ger, t6. Sea. - @e.
tern ipurbe bier offisiea bon einem
b0beren geanten onqefiinoigt, DOB
Der merifoniide @ebelenfilbrer 8iIlo
einen 2lbgeianoten nit glnerbietiin-
gen bierber geldidt babe, iponod,
fi1 8iao in 3ufunft ieoer 8otuno
BON 9fuslGnbern uno ieoer 59erito.
rlrng bon Gigeiitunt, O1s ansldnocrn
gebort entbalten lpoIle, penn bic
Ser. Stdaten in feiner 8eiie ieinem
6elo8ug eegen Garron5a Elm Sin.
Oernis in ben Meg leeen iparoelt.
gillo berpfIidltet iid fcrncr, olle
glusldnOer nnO Oeren @igentrm qe.
gen g[ngriffe bon ganOiten sa
idiibelt. 9ieier 8oridIog rlnfoBt
ollc gtulerifaner in Merifo.
gillos ange6ot lit oer Regierin9
in @aibineton teleoropbiib iiber.
ntittelt iuoroen. gSila ioG 5000
iupbIbelpofinete 9t1uner dnfiibren,
iopie iiber aeniigeno gieierbe, Nlunis
tion uno aud iiber g(rtiqerie perfii.
den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-16
6rtctbcntnttc ,,ettt
SrcMnS" Ser 1lMiicrten!
Die aiiitenblofaSe treibt bic grie.
dliide Sirsiernns ange6lid
gum ytadJgebeu.

Q(tben 16. Qe5. - 9ie 9rie6i-
ihe 9teeierung bat oa8 BON ben
gIaiierten on iie geridtete Ultima
tltm 5lt oeren 3ufrieoenbeit beont.
mortet uno erlpartet ouf @rlno
Der otrooitioneIlen 8e3iebungen ai
ben gntentent11teiL boiiert alif ge-
aenicitiges 8ertrnuen" ooB 0as gu-
te @inbernebmen ipieoer bergeitellt
tueroen pir0. sSn Der 8eontportlne
Oes llltimatums bebt bic griediide
9iegieritng berbor, oab fie Elm mel.
teres @eilpiel ibrer 0allfri6tigerl
5reun0ldoft" ben glG(iterten gegen-
iiber 3u 9ebea piini6t uno oesbolb
in Die 5oroerun9en Der GlIliierten
pt[lieeu miro.
@S miro oeriihert, ooB Die Grup.
peubepeglngen Der guliiertel nod
Dem nor0li9en @rie1enlano nod
bellte beginner iperoen.
a@ntipredenee @erlgtlulng ipiro
fir Die GreigaiIie am /. 9eaember
(oer 2lngriff mf Die fransOiiiden
Warinetruppsn in Der ltlngebltng
BON gttben) aegeben meroen; elm
SdieOSgeri6t ioQ bariiber entidei.
ben.
Gum S6hlB Der gtote miro bic
&offuing auSgeiproden, onB bic
alliierten Ole ilber Die griehiife
Ssilfte berbdnate 8lodaoe in 8ie0ers
erpdgung 3iebcn neroet.
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OcmtI1cnbctc
bc9iiritt tuieGer!

Stem gorf, 16. 0e5. = Gie Dor
penigen 9ogen ongefiinoigte 9elt.
lhenbete ieite1s Der beleiiden ae.
eierling i'm gan8en 2onoe bat ge.
itern obeno 6ler ibren gtnfang ge.
uoHnIen ais Iid eine 8eriammlllng
bon Geutlden.J Jeinoen 3u eineu
8roteft gegen Die sSflonerei 8eI,
giens" eirfnnoen.
SeBoepeIden bon MooiebeIt iuur.
ben perleien uno @libu 9aoot,
Snnes 90. Bed, Der friibere SiIfg.
@eneralonlualt Der Der. Stooten er.
gingeu Iih in Shm1breoen gegen
9eutidlonS. 9aoot oenttn5ierte Ole
8eri6idrng Ser gelgier aIS cine
i6eiiblihe 0onbInng uno Bed for.
0erte iognr, bnB Sea oeiitfhen BOT.
fhofter, @rof bon geanitorff bic
gdiie nusgebGnoigt peroen ioIIteu,
menn niht nit Der 8eportierltng
Der 8eleier ouigebort fpiiroe.
sSn allen 5tdoteit oes 2onoes ioI.
len tibnlihe Observation-Disclosures
Gbeebalten luerOen. (Man ilht oen
amerifoner uie6er einrnol BEL ieiner
@efiiblsonieIci 81 tdiien ood Oies
miro GeutidlonO furdtbor folt loi.
len
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1ocrlnitc ser Slcttett
Ser alliicrtcn 1116cbtc! !!

Berlin t6. 9e3. (8ltltfen6epe-
i6e.) - Die l1eberieeii6e glo6ri6-
ten aGent1ir neroffentli9te geiterr
cine forrigierte Site Der S9iffs-
berlllite Der 9riegsfIotten Ser gll-
liierteu.
9ono6 boben oieIel6en insgeiontt
1872 ariegsidiffe nit einem Com
nergebolt bon 744,600. Sierntit
iino iGmtIide S6iffe ser ariegs-
flotten, oud Sou1boote, Silfstreit-
5er uip., angege6en.
Die @erlitite bertetIen iidj foleen.
Serlnaben: England 1913 Sdiffe BON
insaeiant 569, 200 Eounen; sSranf-
reid 30 s6iffe non $1,000 gonnett;
Sstalien 20 sd]iffe bon 63,600 Son-
men; eyopdn 4 Sdiffe bon 9,t00
Sonf,en. ilitter oielen Sdiffen
befinoet fidD aud oGs frans0Iiihe
Shladtidiff oSuffren@ oas fiir5-
Iia ais perIoreu nnsese6en ipuroe.
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Gr6klie6c cciScn brit.
Acknowledgment!
@iele 6drbise erliegen Der aGltr;
9eiertiernnsen anOerer
SrnppeH.

9erlin 16. Gej. (5unfen0epefde.) J
Ger 2onooner ,9oilp Geld
qrapb~ oer0ffentli6t ein @tngeianot
See Utiiiionors 5obn sSarrig, NORM
$4,000 5ur ainoerllng Der gfot IN.
fer bon ocr britiiden 9tegiernna
nnh europa trnnsportierten farbi.
aen Solonten berlongt iuer0en. Die
9leqer, bon 0enen LOCO bereits elm.
aetroffeil uno mebr unteripe1s fin0,
lcioen itn9ebeiter infer Der folten
2gtterln9. Der a9orp1rts~ be.
merit bier5lL ooB bic ormen aerIe,
peIdp Der Giufuirfilng oes 8inters
III @eaiien erliegen. milroen nofiir.
lid mir gum Sdube Ser Qualification
1eacn ben 0eiltihen gorbarisnus ge.
opiert
tin 0cn Geutihen in Die S1n6e
aeiallener engliider .Aegimentsbe.
irbl orouete Die 6iiiilierue esn bier
TeIerteiireu oil. Die Io6egurteiIe
miirnen bon ariegseeridt in Der
aeit pom 80. gtobentber bis A. sc.
sedlber aefallt. Giner Der grIholie.
len mar ein sSrlanoer. ein onoerer
MIN aonooier, mas ole gebouptlng
lbeitdtiqt, 6aB oie 8oIoninItrappen es
r.iioe fino. iidl imniis binfhlndten
su faiien.
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Brp0its Srieccnstiif
an clcpN George! /!

Sadionbtllc. 6lo., 1e. ge5.
@m. s. grpan. Der iid bier alif 6er
9urdreiie mad ationli JIa., befin-
bet erfI1rte eeftern. 6nB er an
2l0Do ejeorge. oen neiien englil1en
4remiernliniIter eine 9epeihe ge.
ian0t babe, in pelder grpdn ais
6reino Der friegfiibrenOen GGnoer,
aIs Gbrilt unO Elm gerebrer Der
Meiidiihfeit jenen bittet, ieincn
einfIaB alIf5it6ieten. unt Die Gin.
ipiuiGung Der eugliI6en Regicrung
gu 6rieoeiIsnnterballOlnnger 3u er.
baIten. Die Depeide idEieBt: so.
re eittIheioung mag 2eben ooer
lob fir aRiaipnen beDeltfen.