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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
OPPORTUNITY FOR
j. s. IN CHIN A
Newton Gilbert Says Trade
Chances Should be
Embraced.

Development Of our trade with
China and the establishment OF a
merchant marine are two things
which will put the United States at
the head of the world powers. was
the substance Of the talk given be-
fore the South Bend Real Estate
board at its luncheon at the Y. NJ.
c. A. Tuesday noon by Newton Gill
bert. former vice governor OF the
Philippine islands.
At a time when Germany and
England are crippled in their trad
ing facilities. China is turning 10 the
United States to supply her with all
the necessities formerly furnished
by these two countries. Japan and
the United States are the only ma
tons in position 10 carry on trade
with China. Japan is disliked by
the Chinese people. because of her
constant acquisition of Chinese ter
ritory The yellow people regard
the United States as the only real,
disinterested friend they have, ac-
cording 10 Mr.. Gilbert.
Handicapped by the lack Of ship
ping facilities the American manu-
facturers have had to ship their
goods by Japanese vessels, and the
Nipponese government has passed
laws which obtain for her a throttle
hold upon all commerce going into
China on Japanese vessels. China
is equipped with banking facilities
TO handle our trade and is accus-
toned to paying cash for whatever
is purchased.
Islands an Advantage.
In speaking of the Philippine Is
lands, Mr.. Gilbert said that con-
trary 10 general belief they are not
a menace to us but are of great ad-
vantage. He said that they would
prove of as much value to us in
case war was ever declared with
Japan as Cuba would TO Germany
or England. Il would give us a
naval and army base and enable us
TO strike quickly and effectively at
the door Of that country.
Japan is not afraid of the United
States occupying the Philippine Is
lands but would rather have us
there than some other nation, more
hostile to her than this country.
Japan could not occupy the islands
without continual fighting as Mr..
Gilbert said that the brown race re-
CARDS the white man as his superior
but despises the yellow people.
The Philippines are undeveloped
riches said Mr.. Gilbert having great
gold mines. immense forests of rare
cabinet woods. and rich soil pecul-
iarly adapted TO the raising of hemp
and tropical products. Capitalists
have been afraid TO step in and
make investments for fear the is
lands would be sold by this country.
Discussion of the proposed uni
form contract being framed by a
committee Of the board took place
after the meeting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
PROVISIONS
fhUN IHIUIFo.
( Corrected Daily BY q. W. Mueller. ela

Corrected Dally Dy 4. " Mueller 2lt
H jefferson BlFd.D
FRUIT-Oranger per case. 20; Sci
Ing at 25AjOc per dOz.; Lemons, per
case. 1915; selling al zoe PEI doz ga
nanas, "a e per 10; selling at 1Oc O. 25c
per dOZ., Apples, paying J0cQSl % per
Ou.: selling 2J4J0c per peck.
VEGETABLE1S-Old Cabbage paying
lkc. selling Sc per TO-. Potatoes, paying
zoe. selling at Si-OO
BUTTER AND EtfGS-Couutry Butte-.
paying zoe 10 soc. selling az DC % 31l.
Creamery Butter. paying J7c. selling 4Oc /;
Eggs. strictly fresh. paying zoe: selling
St &c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
Vague Rumors Heard.

~ 10 the vicinity.
Vague Rumors Heard.
From the interior OF Mexico come
the vaguest sort of reports regard
ing the removal Of Gen. Jacinto Ire
vino as commander Of Chihuahua
and chief OF the de facto army Of
the north. Once before Gen. Ire
vino politely but firmly refused TO
leave Chihuahua and il is reported
that he has repeated this act of in
subordination and has refused TO
visit Obregon in Mexico City
1t may be that Gen. Trevino re-
calls similar orders issued TO Gen
Gavira, who was deposed at Juarez
ard ordered 10 report to Mexico City.
Gavira went. He disappeared. Mex
lean officials denied that he had been
executed. but Givra has not been
seen by any person whose word may
be considered entirely authentic
Gen Luis Herrera, ordered to
supplant Trevino, seems reluctant to
press this opportunity. Trevino had
announced earlier that if Herrera
annoyed him he would stand Her
rera up against the nearest adobe
wall before a firing squad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
TALLow AID HIDES

CORRECTED DAILY by = ". LIppman. 2I9
~. Main ST.
TALLOW Rough, 2 % Sc; rendered.
Nc. 1, 4c to &c. No. .. % 20 &c.
WOOL-20c TO &c per ID.
HIDES-Green. No. 1, 10c a. l6c; can
sKin, 16c to 25c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
South Bend Markets
POULTRY AND MEATS
Corrected Daily by Jimmle's Marks
I2S L. Jefferson HIvdD

POULTRG-PEyfcg. 16C: selling pc.
NEAL-Paying, 14c. selling, 1Jd30c
BEEF - Roast DC: boiling. 10 2Ocl
pOrterhouse. $500; sirl0in. SOC.
HAM-PayiDR, 2Oc
LARO-Selling, 1Sc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 25.-Closing
prices on the floor of the New York
Stock Exchange today were as fol-
1nr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
GRAIN AND FEED.
Corrected Daily BY ". II. starr. starr
Mills. Hydraulic AE1

Corrected Daily BY ". -. starr starr
Mills. Hydraulic AF1
WHEAT Paving. SlO~ per hu-
OATS-Paying 4Or- selling JOr per hu.
CORN Paying SOC, selling s0c per
bu.
RYF-Paying Sc per bu.
BRAN-Selling. 81 80 per cwt.
MIDDLINGS-Se Selling. $40 per cWt.
CHOPPED EEED-Selnng SLIGO per
cWI.
GLUTEN Selling. 81. 80 per cwt.
SCRATCH FEED-SeiIug, 80 pc
eVE
CHICK FEED-SeIing. S225a2Jc .,er
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
LIVE STOCK.

tCorrected DaIIY Ds Major hos
: Logan st, MishawakaD
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Fair 20 good.
L 20 The: prime. ne 20 s.
HOGS 110N12O lbs. s. SO, ZOO l@D los
$40; 130d1J0 lbs. $40, l60nl9C lbs-.
IS 10: 800 lbs. and over, $50.
LAAfBS-Live, SiRH Zoe
SHEEP-Live, JNbe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-25
NEW PLANS TO HECKLE
WILSON ABOUT MEXICO
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

was speeded on its way by the send
ing Of two troops Of American caval-
~ Id the Nicinif,
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
THE BELLIGERENTS AND PEACE.

How much earnestneSs there Is in this peace talk depends upon how much each of the fighting factions wants to give in. Both claim to be on the road to victory: both clai into be fighting for their liberty and both claim to have bean forced into this war by the other. Germ s.y. represent ing the four central powers which constitute c'is faction, makes overtureS for peace. Now the question iS how much S she willing to Cs-e il fo- the Ieparation of Ill the damage, the -e-llt . tha. hellish war On this hangs this esZnes.- ness Putting the question Of who Staz-ed h. war aside. in order to get down to bus5na $ -- may lead to peace. we meet with repr1sc~t-tv-e of the two factions. Having quit fightil-. might is relegated to the back seat. discussion Of the subject vii proceed resulting n so-2a definite agreement-nlaybe
 T. all controversies where might is not consid- cred, the r.a5o~.-v rules. Last election. some people va-.el ' ' or for president others r2nt- ed Eughes. Bozh parties azres3 -7 leave | to t:,e ..1io-t-s- nd as t-e Gaio-.t said "Wilss-" .he z..rarisr must SutEri-. In this reaee t-I- ee --a s5.@- -o-z sE-. -he majority Of the 3 aa- .-5z--5 including .3 --5I-rsl powers. From ta --- c1-. readily see hze -s--23e:ly's earnest res .o- p54ce v-il te put 10 3 severe cest when t.-e .erreseHE2cIres come to-a-he.. E = con IT. -.le 70 -3e ~riI of the ma 'or.ty. there will ! l@5- of II after peace -s concluded inc he vii have ro adm. that she | -i .,.--- he other nations a,ss. = = -.5:r Thie- C-. e-.g- a2s5- -5.e azzs- 2, q .'.-- nation A z3- ,l~ll.-g- o1 Ehe f-ce ( : therefore nigh mus end the war. This
 -es .1.s < II 69zh
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
TAX ON THE CONSUMER,
Seattle P. h


 -ar New York is taking the lead in this country in 70 development o. new forms oi graft or graft re -z-=z publicity tte-e which is lacking elsewhere
 .Ie- York committee investigating problems of the s-4. --ss of living summoned witness woman who had served as janitor number Of apartment houses SC asly stated that material par of her income came n the form Of commissions paid by tradesmen for her srces in securing the patronage of the apartment Ecss occupants With view to increasing her income she stated that she changed positions often as she rc1,d Sse received from s10 10 $25 from milk con-
 z t-ee ice rem icemen and free bread from bakers zyi for obtaining for them the custom Of tenants
 cly ct ottcr janitors disclosed that there was in se z.sr5cts s- astabissed scale of commissions for s1er amounting 70 E for ice and 50 cents CT dollar for new milk customers according 10 whether -hey ordered eUart pint day The further fact s trqht o1z ttat certain real agents furnished lists Q. new tenants il apartment houses for as high s1o 2 Est
 ot zoc-se all such commissions figure in the over z1 sasrg= e doing business and thus enter into the 3t ,5ving And the commission is but one of the --~ .7s--ct ta.es which the consumer must pay. All :. spells graft
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

 contents is fabrication of distorted facts. lie begins with misrepresentation. The brochure is not issued in Ketchikan.
 Under the head of "Not Enough Said he says ssThe Alaska Steamship Company has gross tonnage of S6223. the entire fleet being utilized in developing Alaska" Ry.> and Marine News And by the way of comment he asks; s'Is it not being utilized in developing both Al aska and the Alaska Steamship Company It would be interesting to know whether the writer is working solely for the benefit and inter est of his employer Reformers like him should show example.
 The anonymous writer must be sour on the world. or bilious or dispeptic or something, as he can see no good in anything except the F. T. \. The P. T. A. may be his hobby If II iS tor goodness sakes. let him confine himself to 1t Nobody will disturb him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

The time is short now in which we can pre- pare our good resolutions Let everybody make only few. but keep them. As general rule, most Of us are too anxious to be good, and every wear we crowd as many god resolutions as We think in our mind and the first thing we know ve have neglected some, resulting in neg!ectins c-h2rs to ultimately forgetting evey one The hest thing in our opinion is to correct one fault < time. In othef words, to make one good . 3lution and live up to it is better than to make 2 dozen and forget them all. As far as we ars concerned we shall take only one firm resolution and we don't mind telling either: Which is, wt shsn be good. That may mean whole lot, but ;t is only one resolution just the same.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

NOTICE-The ProgressIve-M Miner is Tor sale hy the Rvus and Walker Drug Stores and 7. J Hunt
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

The Daily Progressive Miner Is .cl sale at both the Walkcr Drug s.si and the hyus Drug Sore.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

NOTICE-The f'rogressive-N her .s for sale by the Ryus and Walker br9e Stores and F. | Hunt
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
CHRISTMAS TOYS

One of the largest assortments of Ladies ;ta ardkerckiefs ever ehown in Ketehikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-12-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-17
General Crevino
sdidt OFT Yeribillg cine
llnOeriddmte Wotf.
Hufresul,e il, GI Palo.
5oloaten ihiefen auf
merit. 8anoiten,
Splbatem pDm gan s5g,ta=
cip tn Mertfp.

= Cine 9epeide aus Gbibnabma
meloet, General srepino babe Gene.
raj EerIbing folsenbe 9tpte snae-
ldift: sd bin BON benz eritem G6ef
garransa initrniert iuorben, ,sbmea
mitsmteilen, oak irgenb cine 8eiue.
gmns Der amerifaniIden Srnppen
bon ibren ietisen Stanoprtem mad
Siiben, Often ooer @eiten ais elm
feimblider Gift anseieben iperbem
nnb Oas 3eiden Gum gesinn Der
sSeinoieligfeiten iein iuiro." em Ghi.
bmabna, iett Die 9epelde binsm, lit
man Der anitdt baf binnem Sur
5em Standardization anf Der aamsen
Simie TIM 0anse iein iuerben. 81
ote Sepeihe on Teribina iuirflid) in
einem 10 fdarfen Son ge6altem tit,
iutilen mir natiirlid) nidt, a6er and
bon amberer Seite ipirb aemelbet,
oak 0enerai Srebinp be,n umeri.
fanifden General cine geote Serarti,
gen Smbalts 5nseididt babe.
- 8eneral lnniton erffarte ae-
tern abenb, er babe nod feimen
getueis bafiir erbaltem, bak Sreuino
cine berartis Tdarfe gtute an @eme-
raj Eeribins seidift babe.
3miiden Columbus uno 6em
9auptaunrtier inlerer 9ruppen BEL
geanliauipn beitebt iebt cine feite
Terbinoun9slinie suno in 0aniqui-
pa, iotpol als in @[ @alle uno 60.
lonia 8ublan fino groBe 8or.
rate bon 2ebensmittel, SUIT
ter, 0fitnition uno anoern Gin.
gen aufgeitapelt. 0ion fam olIo
auf anerifaltii6er Seite oen 9(us-
brud BON Standardization nit 9fube
erltgegenleben.
= 3ebn Meilen 0itlid bon Sun
genito fiat cine glu5a6f amerifani.
lder Soloaten anf einen 6amfe1t bon
fiinfnnbsmansis merifaniIdlen 8an-
bitten seIdoiIen. 9rei Sanbiten iuur.
ben get6tet. Die 8anSe serItremte lidJ
baum in bem @ebiiid). Die Golbaten
ltanoen inter bent 8efebf BON Capt.
WatIpn nnb iie tunren am geadlmit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-17
IuInnb.
9(us 2ittle 9focf,

glus 2ittle 9fof, 9(rf., miro
gemeloet, oaB nod 8tpei 9erIonen,
ole mobreno oes groBen SturmeS
om 5. Sum- oerlebt muroen, i6ren
8ltnoen erlegen iino. 9eioe Itan1-
men aus Dem Staot6en Stuttgort,
elm alter 70idbriger Mann lno ein
fleineS 2iabriges MGo6en; Die 3obl
Der Dem 0rfone in 9trfonios gum
0pfer gefaaenen 9erionen iit oo-
onrd orlf S5 geItiegen
= Sins ct. 2ouis miro geneloet,
Die observation-disclosures Mir
oen Die oemofratiide 8artei nit al
Ter &raft befdmpfen, penn ibnen
Der ietige &ongreB ni6t perIpre6e,
ooB er nod einen 9ei6luB aineb-
men tperoe, Elm SrouenItilrtnre6ts-
ENHANCEMENT sur aonititlltion oen
ein8elnen Staaten 3lt unterbreiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-17

in bic eriten nno siueiten 2inten Der
SeittIden eingeornngen iein nnb Ell
ne 9ln5abl 8efangener snriifsebrad)t
babem.
9taG einem emgliidea Serid)t iiber
Die engliIdem Sperationen in Ser
oentId|en Splpnie Sit=glfrifa tit @e=
neral Sosfin NIT Ieinen 2enten bei
&lueSisiua nnb Dem &ilimanoIdJarp
angefommen, no oie 9entid)en be-
feittste Stellmngen einsenpmmen
baben. General SanneDgan fat Die
Statipn aprpipege nnb bie @agen=
bride iiber Sen Eangani= Slmf be-
iebt. Mud ba6en Die GnglanSer i'm
@ictoria See bie SnIel Miuansa
IN geiib senommen. @ir f6nnen
natiirlidj nid)t benrteilen, pun mel
der geSemtmng Die geietitns bieIer
Srte lit. gSir ieben MIR, SaF bie
Gmslanber iid an Der Wprbsrense Der
&plonie befinben,
Der britiId)e 9eitrOber uGben"
lit I'M &anal, anseblid in syolge ei-
mes 3niammenitukes, seinnfen. 80
Mann Ser. gelaknns iumrben seret-
tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-17
Ser 69lub btr DtnDfratiidea
Nati0aal=Gouutatioa.

Die oemofratii9e 9eotionalfo1t-
BENTON fam am Sreitag na6nlittaa
ettpas nod brei l1br 5n gnoe. sSn
oieier lesten Sibung tpuroe oie Nlat-
form angenontmen. geur bei ser
annabne einer ein5igen Grfl1rltrlg
fam es 5u elmer Oppoiitipn urto Ell
ner langeren 0ebatte. gs mar oies
Die grflarrng fir oas sSrauen-
itiinmredt. 9ieie @rfl1rnng lau=
tet: ogSir begiinltieen bie 9lusoet-
nling oes Stitnmre6ts auf oie
Srauen oieIes 2anoes, Gtaot fir
Staat, inter oenielben 8eoingun=
gen, inter oenen eS oie Mqnner iest
beitsen." 4
Gs lit rn8tpeifelbaft, oaB oieie
grflarlng oas Stitnmrebt nur Don
ben ein5elnen Staaten erteilt ba-
ben min rrnb ni9t bon Dem gunoe,
tpofiir Die Srauen leit Sabren ar
beitelt aber es iit ebe1llo llrt5tpeifel-
baft, oaB Der 3uias uunter oenen es
Die Wfanner iebt 6eiisen", Elm Gitt-
griff in Die 9fe6te Der Staatet ge-
oingungen fir oas 8oblre1t felt
5ulesen lit. Cine sln5abl Oelegaten.
inter 5iibrung unleres @onper-
nenr Sergafon proteItierte bnber
auh energiid) gegen Die bon bent
Nlatformfonite porgel1ldgene gr-
flarung. @oupernenr sSerglllon
reibte einen Minorit1tsberidt elm,
in Dem nur Die Inerfentllia oes
&e6ts Der gin5elltaaten, oie Qua.
lififationen ibrer Stirnneeber lelbIt
81 beitinmen, ipieoerbolt ipurbe.
Sergulon belt cine trefflihe Heoe
nno er tpiiroe alt1 mol oie @nnab-
me bes observation-disclosures
pben Der Glatform &onrniiIion
perbinoert baben, ipetn ni6t Seno.
tor @alib BON Montana erfldrt
bate, Der Brdiibeilt bitiige oie Sal
Jung Der grfldrling uno wiinidel
Ioedr, Bob Die grfIdrung in oieier
Salfltng in Die Matform aiifgenom-
men tuerbe; Oas na6te Der Sppos
Iition Elm @noe. @ie INNER fiigte
ith Die &onpention ben @illen oes
Hralioeatteit ut1n Der betreffenoe
Yaragrapb tuurbe NIT 8881a gegen
1912 Stimmen angenomnen.
Raboem ale gardgrapben Ser
Elatform angenonlnlen iparen, MIR
De oie Blatform alS @an5es ange-
1ommen, iporouf iib oie &onbention
pertagte. a
0tan erfdbrt iebt, ooB auBer Dem
Earagrapben iiber oas 5rnuer-
itinlmreht Ser 8orogropb iiber
@eerieo am Seftigiten i'm 8lotfornt-
&onlite oebattiert puroe. @ouper-
neur Serguion mar gegen oie @r-
fGdrllna ooB 8ur SSnternention mlr
alS lebtenl MtitteI gegriffen perben
ioQe uno Die @ren5Itaaten nit g(us-
nabme BON 9lep Merico, oas iiber-
baupt ni6ts BON S5nterpention ge-
logt boben tpollte, lnterItiitten i'm.
oSbr irtterneriert ia idon", err
fldrte 5ereuIon. nSSbr ididt 1000
Marm NIT 5000 Yferben in bas
2ano 6ineim Tim linen 9anoiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-17

9af Der rnifiid)en Sffemfibe in
8ulbBHien mnb 0alisien Gimbalt se=
boten III, ideint aus ben rmiIiide,,
9epeid)en ielbit berporsmgebem, trot=
benz bieie poll pDn siegesnadlridJten
fino mnS nad) iuie bpr BON mmac=
bearem 8efangenen WfaiIen faIeln.
Senn trot alr Der Siege, sic lie
erramsen baben iuplem, iteben Die
9faiien mudJ 10 sieinlid anf bemlel=
ben SLED, iuie Dor mebrerem Sagea.
gfadl Der Ginnnbme BON Smiatpn,
bic bur mebreren Sasem beridltet
iuiroc, limb tie nidt iueiter eegen
Gsern0tuit uprgeriift, trotbem mns
ie6en Sag gemelbet lpmrbe, baf lie
idun int Veiit bon gsernpiuit ieien.
Oageget meloen bic Seiferreider,
oaf fie in Der npro0ftli6em 8ufoiui-
na rniTiidJe aabaaerie snriifseid)la-
gen batten. 8eitIidD bpn Der Strp-
pa nno n1rblid) BON gncacs iinS
fprtmabrenb Sample Inn Oanae, a6er
Tie bringen bic Mmiiem pffenbar midlt
boriDarts, trotbem Die rmiIiIdlen
Sertdue bebaiptem, baf Die 9imiIen
lueitlidJ BON Der Strbpa Die DETER
reider rnieberseiuorfen" babem. Sn
Wolbbniem iinb iiberall Sample i'm
0ange, aber nnr an elmer Stele,
AM sslais 8Intdepfa, lit Der @e-
gemS bpn Sarnoiua, Ideinem Die
HnfTen etiuas porseriift sm Ieim; an
alien anSern Crten fat iidJ bic Gage
uffenbar nid)t berGnbert. 0a6ei
luollem bic yluiiem iiberall cine Iold,e
1lnmafie BON 0efansenen semadlt bo-
ben, oaf es gerabesn mnm1glidl err
ideint, tuie in Serartisen &fem
10 biele @efansene sentadt iuer6en
f0nnen. ,Sn Der eritem 3eit Der
Offenlibe, bel Der srofen 1tebcrra-
idnng mar Is m6slid], pieie @efan-
gene sn MAIDEN; bei ben iebiaen
aampfen fdeint es nber b5llig ans=
gefddDiien 5m iein nmo es lit ba6er
mol ansnnebmen, 6nf bic 9htfIen fal-
idJc Ingaben MAIDEN. 8as Tie nm
10 mebr titn luer6en, je tnehr Der
Grfolg Der Cffeniibe abnimmt.- Sin
Der Norbfrunt in @tflanb, Die ans
idlieeIid bon ben 9emtiden ae6al-
ten iuirS, baben Die Gmiien iuieber
nidts amsridjten f0nnen. 9llle lire
9lngriffe iuaroen abseidJlaeem. Die
ysorbfrpnt itebt anid)einenS felt mnb
iider.
Cine 0epeide aus 2onbon nad)t
oarnuf aitflnerflam baB oie 9sod-
ridt iiber Die rltiiilde Offeniioe een-
flriert tueroeu tpiir6en elm geipeis
oafiir, oaB Die Sa6e ni6t nlebr 70
gebt tpie friiber Qfu6 giebt Die 0e-
pef6e 81, ooB Die geipeeltng ON ben
Sliigeln nahseIoiien babe, bofiir ba-
be man roroiif BON 8ucacs einen
groBen GrfoIg errilneen un6 5000
Monn gefaneen genommen. G5crno-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-17
&urSe neberii6t,

Die rniiiide Sffeniipe ideint
i'm slaseimeinen sam Stia=
itanb gefommen an lein. Setr
an iuenieen Stellen iinb bie
9tniIen pprseriift. Gsermoluit
lit nod inmer nidt tn ibrem
8eiib. Die Geiterreider idla<
gen Die gimiien iiiblidD ppm
9mieitr.
9srenlier Miniiter 9lsquitb
balt tn Sdpttlano cine iebr
pptinliitiid)e ytebe.
Die Ceiterreider melSea
Grfplse ii1 Stalien mnb Die
sStaliener beitreiten lie.
die Gnglanber melSem Gr-
fulge I'M ysorben non SemtId-
Ditafrifa.
Die Siirfen siuinsen bieGng-
lanber iid) am Sisris mod ipei=
ter sitriifsusieben.