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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29
SCHOOL BOARD MEETS
Retiring Trustees Dispose Of Numcr-
Gus small Things.

At meeting 81 the consolidated
school board on the 2ist Of the month
all the members were present But
one Of the newly elected board was
there upon the invitation recently eN-
tended by the present board for them
tu meet with the retiring trustees
This was e. n. Jones of Helper The
clerks and Judges Of election ON De-
cember 9Th were ordered paid. Tn,
salaries Of the ianitors OF buildings
at Helper. Winter Quarters Castle
Gate and SunnyFidc for the month 81
November were allowed.
Mrs. Ardcli Allen appeared befur,
the board In regard to some lots she
had bought from the board In the old
school district at Wellington and up
ON which she had paid nifty dollars
The time having elapsed FOR Mrs ~.
len To- make good the remainder 81
the purchase price. the whole thinE
was passed up a. the incoming trus'
tees
Two notes totaling six thousand
and eighty dollars due 60 Price banl
and Helper bank. aud maturing or
| December 25th. were ordered paid
| Mrs. Anna Frost Otte was instructed
10 dispose of some surplus money ~
her hands by buying books Tor the
domestic Science department. of thu
| high school
Miss Meta Jones and Miss Mamie
| Young uf the domestic science de
partmcnt uf the high school ARE &
serve banquet on the evening of De
ccmbcr 3Oth Go the retiring member
OF the present board ana their wiNc
and also the incoming ones and th"i
better halves
Miss Irene McCluHky has rysignU,
as teacher in the Helper district an,
/ D. succeeded D., Ellen Mcclure 81
I Helper.
/ The treasurer IN ordered Go su
aside fund tor interest on munu'
owed In the shape ~ notes. bonds lu,
/ the like.
/ An audit uf the books uf the pres
cnt board and officers under the huur'
has been ordered The board meet
InRain tomorrow Saturday
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Seeking the recovery eft SNU.G95
representing money advanced uu notes
n 1910 aud interest thereon. bon con-
n'ctiuu with a land development
Frederick r. konastuu, capitalist ul
Minneapolis, MINI, this week filed
suit In the United States court against
the Emery County Land and water
company. of which NJ u. Whitney Is
named as president ana A. NJ, Allen
as secretary Both are residents Of
salt Lake city O., 4, lyerson, assist
ant attorney general ana "a former
resident OF Price, Is identified with
the corporation and has been In
charge of is affairs % a certain ex-
tent for some time past
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

ifuhIlshrrl Department uf The In
trrlur United states Land Dnic. at
salt lak, 'itN Utah, December o.,
lSlh.- NutiHr Is hereby given that
Mrs Kate Egan. widow ut John n.
Eguu. deceased, of ogden, Utah. who.
ON May 2S 1915. made Homestead
Entry Serial M, Oli6l4. fur SEA of
NEA, See. 30, SWA NWL, NiaSW a .
Sec. 30, twp n s, Rauge - b. salt
Lake base aud meridian has filed no.
tlcc ot intention 20 make nVr-ycar
proof Co. establish claim Go the land
above described, before the register
and receiver United States land Of
lice, az Salt Lake city Utah. ON the
-2d day of January, 1917, and hy two
or the tollowins witnesses before the
clerk of the district court az Price,
Utah, on the 22d day Of January,
1871 Claimant names ns witnesses
Frank Alger Ed Harmon Preston
Nuttcr and ia Lee. an of Price. Utah.
GOULD 1 BLAHELH Register
FIRST pub, Dec. s; last Jan. ~ 1917.
Rubber stamps and stamp pads,
badges. trade checks. labels and ev-
erything In office supplies stock tags
IN aluminium, nOtarial ana corpora
ton seals, stencils, etc. The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
suit fiicd against Iiailroad IEcau~s'
at Sunnysi,lc Wreck

Eula g. Parrish, who suffered M
iurios 40 the time uf the wreck uf an.
Sunnysidr coach at Price on brprm-
her 7th, last, has filod suit In district
court az salt Lake Clty against the
Denver aud Rio Graudc tor twenty
five thousand dollars. She alleges
serious personal injuries.
The woman was On her way from
Douglas, Wyu, GO Wellington this
county, tn visit relatives when tho
wreck occurred. Sh, was among
those taken tu 81 Marks Hospital go
salt Lake Clty for treatment
This b. the first suit su tRr brought
N"cpus" . the wreck. but others age
expected Go Doe filed soon.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

The golden ployer at the Pacific
ocean migrates from Alaska 10 the
Hawaiian Islands. It's flight takes Il
two thousand miles across an island
less sea
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29
INQUIRY INTO RAILROADS
IS SOON TO BE RESUMED
The sun Special Service

WASHINGTON ID. c., Dec 25The congressional Joint
mee interstate which has been conducting the in
qur into government regulation and control of transportation
last week decided suspend its hearings the subject and adj
ouned subject to the call of the chairman because of the
Of other work before According 20 the resolution
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

The bureau of soils az Washington
-, c., Is cooperating with cement
mills, blast furnaces aud wool scour-
crs with the object of enabling them
to recover potash as a hyproduct
wherever this proves a. 10 CONNER.
pially feasible.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Two thousand bluebill aud three
hundred white winged scooter ducks
have been found 20 destroy eight
thousand oysters day In q single
bay near obs mpia. Wash
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

The bureau of soils .f the depart
ment ot agriculture last year mapped
In detail the various soils of 2i,7i9,-
iiO acres In seyeuty-uyc areas in
thirty two states
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29
FOR DRESSY OCCASIONS.

Creamy satin Is the fabric used here
Braid and stitching are both combined
20 layishly uim peplum, girilr. collar
aud roll back cuffs. This braiding II
silver thread interviewer with red
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Rubber stamps ana stamp pads
badges, trade checks, labels and ev-
erything Ia office supplies. stock tags
In aluminium, notarial and corpora
ton seals. stencils. etc. The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

~ grvat convenience o. have a
separate WorkbaE for each piece nf
work one has on hand
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Successful methods for the control
of the footrot uf sweet potatoes a
serious aud destructive disease iu sry-
cral states have been developed boy
the specialists of the agricultural de-
nnrImnnt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

For correcting soil ueidiy pur tom
uf burned lime is practically equal tn
one and "a hall tons ut slaked lime ur
two tom cot ground Limestone boo clsr
AN three forms are of equal grade aud
nmrIIA
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Subscribers aud friends pf tn, Sun
have the right e. order their legal
notices printed 100 The sun. Trustee
sales. executors and administrator
notices. shcrifrH sales. Dstray notices
aud settlements pf estates come under
this heading. order them printed iu
The sun. We viii see that the, ar
inserted correctly. which b. important
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Power tu regulate and even ron.
denim al impure sources ~ water Boz
tho state VIII bo asked by the STAT.
hoard Of health IN hiil which % be-.
INK drafted ~ Dr. 7 B Beatty. state
health commissioner Now. the board
can regulate water sources in cases 90
impuri,y only by suing To sh,to e nut
HAurr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Smoke Elk Pride Cigar, Tel, I62,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29

Try The sun for your Job work,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-12-29
COUNTRY woMAN's KICK.

The wife pf congressman from !,
small place Ia ohio complained a. tn
cook who bosses things In her wash.
iugton establishment
The turkey has no flavor" said thr
lady. y can't find any meat in tn
mincv meat. and back home they'd
hardly give tp the pigs such mess ~
stuff cas- that plum pudding you hand.
I'd ~ last night"
Whorcuppu cook smiled indulRpntly
and replied We'll. mum. your Ept
over them rural notions after u while '
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08
ONE OF BEST KNOW
 SALOONMEN IN NORTH
 DIES VERY SUDDENLY

J. C. Shorty Smyser, one of tho best known saloon men in Alaska was found dead in his bed at Brooks last week, according to adyices re ceived on the Northwestern last night. Death was due to heart failure. Smyser was a member of Fairbanks Igloo of Pioneer and Fair banks lodge of Moose. Arrangements for funeral services have not been made yet.
 Shorty Smyser, who is known to hundreds of people in the Interior of Alaska, in 1900 migrated to Nome. He remained there but short time and then went to Dawson. In the early days of the Fairbanks district he went there. Mir. Smyser conducted place of business at Vault creek, when that section was at its best. Later he was in business for a num-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

skins are now saved and shipped to England where they are =sed in the manufacture of war munitions. A large shipment of the skins will be shipped south on the Spokane tomor- row.
 The new industry is being deyel- oped by J. II. Scott and James Lee, of Wards Cove, near Ketchikan. The scow is equipped with a twenty horsepower engine and the sharks are caught with trawl line, the same as halibut. The shark follow the fish inshore during the summer, but in the winter seek deeper water and 1t will be necessary to use a larger and stronger vessel in the work.
 The sharks caught are the common mud shark which infest the waters of the North Pacific, and weigh from 400 to 15OO pounds each. The skin weighs about 200 pounds.
 After the sharks are caught they are hoisted aboard the scow where c. II. Camplin, of Omaha, a butcher by trade, skins them. The skins are then placed in brine tanks for eight days and are then dry salted and baled for shipment
 The flyers of the shark are thrown into the steam kettle and the oil Is extracted. The livers run about 80 per cent oil and yield about 6 gallons to the shark. This is used for aero plane engines and is in great de- mand at the present time.
 The Elliott is IS foot scow, cov- cred with a house. A steam boiler for operating the trying kettle is installedln the scow. The crew of four men live aboard.
 The men have been fishing since
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

PEACHES for preserving at S115 per box. Juneau Fruit 6 Vegeta- ble Market. Phone 1S2. S-11.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

Der of years at Chatanlka. For more than year he has been at Brooks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08
Men With an Outfit in Ju- neau After a Most SuC- ceSsfuI Season in
 the North
A BIG CATCH IS MADE
Skins Are Used in the Present War and oil For LubriCating
 Purposes

Fishing for sharks for their skins and oil is declared to be a new in- dustry in Alaska and the big gaso- line scow Elliott, which is tied up at Cash Coles dock, and which has been used for the purpose all sum mer. is the first boat to engage in this business.
 Shark fishing for oil has been tried before, but since the outbreak of the European war such a demand for their skins has developed that the
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

Black eyes are most beautiful when given by Nature.
 The woman who, repeats a sean dal adds her stamp of approval.
 Smiles add much to a woman's at tractiveness, and they cost little.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

FOR RENr-Freshly renovated two room furnished apartment Srd and Gold street, over Sheldon 6 McKannas store. Phone 167. If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08
ROOSEVELT AND HUGHES
 IN POLITICAL MOVIE

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The mo- vies" have entered into every oth- CT aspect of American life, are now to play an important part in the presidential campaign. Everett Col by, acting for the Republican na- tlonal committee, has closed a con tract for the production of 1,OOO- foot film with Charles E. Hughes and Colonel Roosevelt as joint stars. The story will portray the Issues of the campaign.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08
"DYNAMITER" IS FREED

LEAvENwoRTH, Kans., Sept. 8. Paul J. Morrin of St. Louis, con victed at Indianapolis in the "dyna- mite conspiracy cases. left the Unit ed States prison here for his home
 in St. Louis. His wife and daugh- ter came to meet him. Morrin, who was under a three-year sentence, was discharged under good behav- for allowance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

WANTED-Experienced girl for gen; eral homework. Mrs. z. R. Cheney.
 (S III
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

The "brIde.ale" custom, which still survives, was the right of 3 bride to sell ale on her wedding day
 at handsome prices to help furnish the home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

'Phone It to The Empire. No. 874.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

The EMPIRE-aH One news all One
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08
EoorRALLlsr RETURNS.

Charles G. Thellcks. former foot ball player at Treadwell. has re- turned to Juneau and will probably make his home here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

July 18th and 16S sharks have been captured to date, 96 of them being taken in the past six days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08

It was an old custom. and still fingers, for the wedding cake to be broken over the brides head and the pieces of cake scrambled for.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-08
oLn rIME MlNER ILL.

Ed. C. Smith, an old time miner of the north. is seriously i'll in St. Ann hospital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19
Nnfiiid5e Horrnptipn
SrOB Der idmmerIi@en
8 age bes 8 bes
i4limmer ais ie.

Berlin, Is. Gebr. = auf brabt
loiem Dege na9 SapbiIe, q. D. -
Die Ieberfeei59e Observation-Disclosures
nelbet: Cine rliiiii4e 3situng DerDf.
fentli9t fenfationelle gntbiilIunaen III
Te6us Glf ungeieBlide 8efreiungen
pom WtilitGrbienite. Ser Sefretdr eis
nes &etrutirunss COMMITTEES in ct.
petersburg unb cine grobe 2lnaabl DOH
Jtrlitdrdr5ten iinb berbaftet iporben.
Sic iperben bei9ulbigt. 8eftefmngen
Don 10000 Rubeln unb aufpGrts IN
jebem einSelRn Sale dngeuonruen gu
baben.
Die ruffifde preFe beri9tst, ferner.
bab Elm Wtosfduer &onrmittee I'm De-
5eulber 1915 gum 8eiten Don fSlii4ts
lingsn 100000 Rubel bon Der Regies
rung erbielt. Der Doriiber beg &oms
mittees. syirit gritbsbtop. ionitaiirte
ipdter, bab.im De5elnber ipeitere 200,z
600 unb nm Sdnuar 100000 Hubs(
bon Der 2egierung angetpiefen tpurDen,
bub bus @elb aber ipurlos Derf9puns
ben lit.
DieIe aorruption, fofpie bic reaftios
ndre politif Der ruififden Resierung
riefen in Der Dunna cine Itarte Sppo>
iition mad. Nah ben Sturb bes
Yremierniiniiters Gprenpfin perfudte
Der neue premierminifter Sturner bic
9emiitber baburn gu befdtpiftigen,
bab er ben ein5elnen parteifiihrern
etnen 8efu6 dbftuttste, bic meifteu bsrs
felben fpolIten ibn ober uid,t enrpfdns
gen. Gr lub bic @arteifiibrer baruuf
au siitern Sbee elm, INN ein harmpnis
fdes 9erbdItnib Stpifher Resierung
unb 9olfsDertretern berSlritelen1, aber
auh bumit bate er fein Slid.
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Die tiirfifden 8eb5rbeu
G@psissn ii6 INNER nod iibtr bil
Grsisnife bsi Gr8erum aus.
gfaab paT4d aus Der tiirsiI4sn alr.
NEE ausgsItoBen.

Ronftantinopei. 18. 0ebr.
Dds tiiriii&e arisssmiuiitsrium but
INTERN Datum pom II. syebriinr bic
folsenbs gsIdnntmuduip erIdHen:
4gDensr Don Der tauiaiil6sn 5rOnt
nod pOn MeiopOtauisn fnb tui9tise
gia&rinten sinsstrpffsu.
.0arbdnsIien JrOut: Gin Rrais
ssr, bsr IN bsr Ri&iuna auf StOcul-
@d1r ssfeusrt, sos ii4 nu9 bem 16.
s6uB Dor bem Jsuer uniersr Riiitnl-
bdttsrie aurild.
.GHonb pdihd, Der, otne bu5u
asitoriIist su isin. iid5 gum g3rdfbsr.
tsu bss psopiioriI2su Rsoisssssa bon
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1ie abnebmtenbe 0ebnrtss :
rate Gemtid,lanbs.
Gin gesenftanb srnftliasr
Eprde.

Gprge.
Berlin, 18. Gebr., pia aonbon.
slnseIi6ts Der f1peren @erluite auf
ben G6Iadifelbern nimmt bic abnshs
menSe geburtsraie bas srDbte Sntss
reiIe in sfniprud. SIN gubsstsaus-
ifuB bes prsubiihen aanStdsss iuur-
be Sas sbeHlo am Greitaa bsipro9en.
Gin Hegisrunsspertreter bebauptete.
RAP Deuii6Ianb iib bolb in Der Gage
ssrdntreibs befinnen tperbe, penn
nidt Elm raoiiuIer llmidpuns eirlz
trGte.
Der 5prsher fpies audi auf bic
bcbe Gterblidteitsrote Der Nenssbores
nen bin. ginss Der fhlimmifen Gins
SerniiIe fir cine aefunbe Werniebrlng
Der gep5lterunq lei in ben abii6tlib
bsrbsisefiibrien JriiBeburten su ius
den.
Der auItusminiifer beruertte, bab
cr ben Grnit Der 2ose poa fpiirbise;
gr benanrihtiefe bic Diitelieber bes
slusfhuiies, bnB bic 9fseieruns bic
elnqeleaenhsit bereits unter Bsrdtbung
aenpmmsn lnb iifj an SpesiaIiifen
eetpanbt babe. aigu BEN llsbsI Ginbalt
~ t5aa.
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Wuroen Don ben Rufen in Grseram
gemaht.
Dds tiirtif9e Seer mar I'M Gtanbs,
ii& srfolgrei9 5uriidausiehen.

Stpetersburg, Is. syebr. -
Cine baIboffisiene Gniiinbiguns iagt:
Die senaue 3abl Der Siirtsn, bic in
erSerum sefansen senoutmsn iDurb.n.
1T mod ni9t betanrt, iis iit uber ni4t
sroB, bsnn Der gr0Bte Sheil Der Be-
labung mar I'M Stanbe, ii9 5uriid5us
sisben, neil bic Jeitung niht umsinsslt
mar. fonbern bir9 einsrl GrOntansriFi
seHDmmen iuurbe. Die IN ben Sorts
Dorssfunbsnen Gsf4iiBe beIaufen iia
auf unssfdbr taufenb.
r9or Der RGumung Der Gtitung
ipurbsn 5auIenbs pon Mrmeniern bon
ben aurben maifaitirt.
Die @erthsibigunesperte Der Stppt
lparen BON bein beutiden Sberft pofs
feIt organifirt ipprben unS follsn in ies
Der Sinii9t gang pOrsiigIi4 ansslest
fsin.
.Qlus ben leBten Depefhen ift3u srs
ieben, bab bic bebeutsnbsH iiirtii&en
gsritGrtnnssn, bic Gr5srum gu 9ilfe
stEdidt purbsn, uidt rs4tseitig an=
farnen.
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QNie bic beloenmiitbige
Ssertbcibisnng 2anseruns
.Sura ben ue6ertritt bel
heutfden Srappen uuf
fpaniides 8ebiet5u
Gnbe Tam.

2onbon, 1S. Gebr. GeneroImas
jpr Oobel, Der gefeblsbabet Der bris
tiIdtn sruppen in Weitafrifa, bat bas
folgenbe Selegramm, tpelhes Der @es
neralsouDerneur Der fpaniI4en Snisl
sSernanbo go Jpn fir ben beutiden
ScuDerneur BON &nmerun mad Berlin
5u itberritteln bat, abeefanbt: 4H ben
EolOnial Wliniiter: ManSel an Whis
nitipn 5tpana mid, bas StuBgebist
81 oerlaifen iinb mid nit allen 2riips
Pen unb benz Gtabe ndd fpanii9es
@ebiet su beosben, IIe Rranten iino
gerrpunbetsn iirb in Si4erbeit. Die
Sruppen begannen am 4benb bes 4.
bic GrsnSe su iiberf9reiten unb bic
eriten 9eta4sments erreidten seifern
bic aiiite.
Die Tpanii9e Reeierung fpiinfdt
ole aug Dem G6ubsebiet mad Ger
nonbo go su fenbsn. Die ltnternonbs
lIngen in gesiig auf ale ginsefbeiten
Der Snterniruna iinb nod ni6t been=
Bet. Dieier geridt lit duf Dem walrs
fde seidrieben. Gbermaper. GOuperz
aelr.
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Mesbpte's.
alae muhrmmeNdnif&en 1rupptn iper.
ben bonn Gue5tanoI entfernt.

Berlin. 18. Uebrudr. Qfuf .brnbt'
loIsm Mese nod Guppile, 81. Q. 81,
sa0lnif&e 3eituns- btri4ist iiber sinl
Mleuitrti Don 6inbu sruppsn in
atappseu. Gin gdnsss Resimsnt foo
semeuters uub sp5lf DfFi3isls. bur'
untsr bsr aOmmoubtur unb Elm Dla,
jcr set5bfst bubsn. unb diibere 6inbu.
truppeu fofIen ~ ben Wstuisrsrn iibtr-
segansen feiu. gld4 sinem 5ipei stun.
ben bduernbsu Gefedt iOasr bic Uaeu.
ierer untsrIegsn feiu.
Dle llsbsriss Ra4ridisnsa sassnius
msIost bnriibsr bas s5oIsenbs: ~Dis
.RSiniIde 3tituns" Der5ffentIint ii.
util aus 5upsrldHfger aueIls in aairo
Itnmmtnnen< Hsridt, babinlduisnb,
bub bic 6iHbu 2ruppsn Subsrit sr'
biiitrt iter BE 4ritien iiub. I'm 10
5anunr bate GIN ouiirdlii2sr 6aupt.
mann, 5ldmens grcpti. 3ipei mu1am'
msbuutf4e DINER, bic tineH Srrtbum
bsgdnsss, erIdoHtn. 8pti 6inbus 6is
austassissn bts 4orfalss aeiDefsn.
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1as Aysimifterinm Sriamb
wirb NIT 3e4 gssen 169
timmen In Der &ams
elm 1ertrauenss
pptum gespIIt.
pOtum eesoI

paris, 18. Gebr.-Das 9riarbs
f9e Wfiniiterium trug IN Der Oeputir>
tentammer etnen Sieg iiber bic ertres
men unb rabitalsn So5ialiiten baDon.
2eBtere perin9ten bic Regierune Sir
itiirSen, neil biefelbe bem Generalitab
anssbli6 gu pisle @efpniien einrGume.
Der geplnHte Masriff auf bas Mis
nifterium tpurbe feit ldnger ols einem
Wlonat in pdrldmertariihen &reifen
peIpro4sn. Denlielben lag mebr pos
Iitif9e Giferfuht. als lln5ufriebenhsit
nit Der 8riessFiibruns gu @runbe.
gri1nb ipeigsrte fib, bic Srterpellua
tipn Teiner @egnsr DON Der 8ammer
bistutiren gu laffen uub perlunste Elm
Wertrduenspotum. Die Regierung
blieb NIT 394 esseu 169 StimmeH
fiesreidb.
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SteIIung mebr 5pif@en Gr5erum iinD
Sipas. Wau ipri6t kbt iHon BON
sinsm m5slia<n ansriif auf aonfdns
tinOpel. bonn Often Der, bod lisst biss
nod in su GROCER Gerns, I'M ibIu
iiberbdupt 8sa6tuns 5u f&snfen-
Wsdn eripdrtet, baB bic 1iirten Dsr-
iu&en ipsrben. erseriim Diebtrsuer'
obern. Das 4spanbrinsen pou tiirtis
iGen 9tritdraunssn if aber NIT unses
teuren GGuisrisieiten perfniipft,
btnn es If ni&i dnsuuebmen, bab fis
in MlefDprtamien 9ruppen sntbebrsn
i5nnen. gs bIsibt ibusn bdber ni1ts
onberes iibrig. ols fOl&e DON Ron.
ftdntinOpef aus nad bem Often gu
i9idtn, bon mo aus Der meg mad gr<
serum febr lang unb miibfdm If.
Der Bette M<g III Der. Bic 1rupptn
NIT Der Gifenbubn mad Nufa gu
i9iden, BON no dus iis abr INNER
nod 200 Wleilen iiber 2anb mari9irsu
mlfsn. Der M,sg lungs bes s9purs
zen Meeres nu@9rupes unb ianu ni2t
bmubt rsrben. neil bic RuHeu bic
Rifle beberri4en.
Gs ipagt nod Ritmanb ettDus bars
iibsr 5u fdssn, mas oS Ruifeu iebt
ibun ipsrbsn, bod sldubt man, bab iie
sssen giipos pprriid<u tpsrben. Muf
jebsn gan bdben bic Ruftn bur9 bic
Ginnabme BON Gr5erum ben UprtbtiI
srlaasi, bob tire poiitiOnen am 5ftIi'
den Gnbe bes ehmar3sn Waeeres ieb.
btfsr sei9ert fRb.
Die Gefterreid)er babets
aababa BET 0nra33p beiett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-19

anns9meno. bob bic gso9riat ouf
Wubrbeit btrubt.

Berlin. 18. Gsbruar. 1leber 3ons
bon. Die gerliner 3situngeir bdlten
bic ct. pstsrsburg.r WeIhungen iiber
bic ginnabms Don er5erum OlIgemein
fir ipdhr, tpennsIeid re Don 2onjians
tinopsl aug nod nidt btffdtigt iporbsn
iinb. Die prefe 1T absr asusist. Osm
Grfols Der Nufen isiHen su srpBta
Mertb bei5uIsstn.
Der ~2ofoislnasis1 fdst, bnE bic
Sorts BON grserum uIie finb uno
iDabrfdsinIi8 teins gef4iitt enthisls
ten. bic nitt ptnigitsns 20 sabre alt
iinb. Die 8eituns fasi aud, buB bic
9iirfen spdbrfheinIi6 i'm Gtdnbe isin
iperbtn, ben Ruifsn in beul ssbirsisen
GslGnbs ipsRli9 BON Grssrum erfoIs.
rsi9en MiOsrftanb gu leiifen.
Die sMorsenpOft' idgf, baB bic
siirisn gesfuunssn e.ipsfen isien, ii&
ppr einem an 3abl melt iiberlesensn
Gsinb 5uriid5u3ieb,n. Die 3situns
fusi. bnB ber gerluit Don Grssrrm
beodueyIi1, 0bsr nift inerisbIi9 lei.
Gas ~1dgeblait4 Sriidf bic aniidt
aus. bdB bic politiF6sn Golssn bes
greisnifes Di6tigsr isin iDiirben. als
bic uriIitdriiAsn. Oa bic Gejiuns ben
Ruifen nur als Bats fir unpidtiss
miIiiGriiGe DpsraiiOnsn bisnen iann.
Die ~aSlniIhe 3situns4 fast:
.Menn bic Jsd6rift auf Mabrbxit Be.
rubt. baun haben bic guiien eiuen
GrfOIg ersieIt, Der f. ipabrideinIia
risiise Opfsr sstOitst fat. Gs 1T absr
immerbiu Elm GrfuIs.-
Nie fiirffed,en 8eh1r6en