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The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
FORMER MERIDIAN RESIDENT

Mr.. George H. Curtis. Democratic
candidate for state senator. was visit
Ing In Meridian this week Mr. Cur-
It's is fairly weil known in this sec
tion for he has long resided about
three miles this side OF Boise Prior
to 1892 he lived IN Meridian and be-
gan HIS schooling IN the school
taught here by Mr. v. u. Druley
From that beginning he has proceed
ed far. as he has taken his degree az
the University OF Idaho. held the
Rhodes scholarship at oxford and
spent three summer sessions at Chi
cago. His strength and independence
Of thought have always been highly
recognized by his teachers.
MIR Curtis is himself teacher
From an early period. however. he
has been ambitious 70 give himself 70
the political service Of the people just
so far as his affairs would permit
The bent of his mind has made him Il
student Of politics and he brings now
10 active service good mind we'll
trained well-potsed character aud
deep desire 10 he one OF the people
Of the state servant aud leader
for clean and efficient government
Il am forward-looking man a"
he says. and admire profoundly the
constructive legislation which has
been enacted under the guidance OF
President Wilson The much-abused
Mexican and European policies, too.
will hear priceless fruit in the fu-
ture history of civilization for pa
fvfHf ffrst "a
qualities that win wherever people
have ans kind of intercourse AL
ready Latin-Ameriean feiing toward
the United States Ia becoming trust
ful and kindly Woodrow Wilson by
hig determination not 60 be AWayed
~ passion 0ill tower above all his
critics of this or any other country
u Is not an e2aRgeratlon 20 say that
his cool head aud generous heart
have kept w from the horror and dts
grace 81 an unnecessary war
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
FOK EPRK.sIsTATINE..

hereby announce my candidacy
for the office 81 representative Of
Ada county IN the next legislature.
subject to the sill " the RepaDlican
voters A. the primarg eiectiOn. Sep
temDer 3.
~. b POWERS.
Meridian. Idaho, Ang - 1915
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
THE END OF THE TRACK.

Kuna Herald Sheriff Emmitt
Pfost was a Kuna visitor this week
lie has lived within short radius
OF Boise for the greater part Of his
life and Is familiar with much local
history. He says that when boy,
living near Meridian. he used to ride
horseback TO the old town OF Kuna
70 sell butter and eggs. OF course.
at that time, there were no farms,
orchards and no permanent settlers,
after leaving Meridian. Kuna was
then "A mere freighting point. Many
ware houses were located here. and
the inhabitants were freighters. en-
gagged In hauling freight from the
tracks To Silver City, Boise and Ida
no Falls. The sheriff says the change
Is very great and that we have a
great future. Any one who says that
knows.
While here, Mr.. Pfost announced
his intentions of running for re-elec-
tion TO his present position.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18

Ez1ex Tlzes-I hare fzsz ~
sefEea : G@m stzzs Pair prsmfam llss
zA1 a. 1 am inrerez1ea "a sheeD 7
aztaFrzggT sosk Is shez1 prerlEzzz.x
Szn1 ! find tie Drzrzsuzs &C lEe1 AZ
-ezz<e $sZs Idaho szzEds t0zrzz
= aAeeD Fl razte1 Sxzrss. AzFlrg
4to1r 80 $50 On Bxzze fhe preZ-
.x zgxregzte S15sS and 10 1ozAs
e~e zxe tMeney sxz1es mat raise
zors hogs sAz1 E1zko
an zse fIaHizg zny FASH w5Eh
Eke &naonaf ~ F,renzfzals On hcgs. 5mz
an ksMDIg giving eCna SprlsDn-
81 aSM~9y 1zzssng @tGeEts8n 70 rhe
g7Gx fn3t TIE Ez5F managers seSn to
sqsszo4gh the faez th2r Idaho Is c1e
~ The xreaf e&eey states o. his ma
sCx an 5ndHgtrg thar brtngt ns1ls1cns
u a0sEzrx fzGo fkss state every year
Ard yag iEtfle emeogSzxeme1 81 Of
Tered 50 = sneey BREEDER 70 fit " 3
Nzea " ghsep 10 exhtb3f ~ the fair.
70 Tes lltffe two or tIiree
l3Ollzr yrfulnM 81. an animal Ealae1
u fifty. one hundred Or two huHdre1
1Clizrs
II il to late 10 DO anything about
Il this year, bns II could be reTnedied
aexf year
The sheea breeders Of this state
could fil1 . hundred penn 81 m4gnj-
'ieenf pareDred sheep, that would
5Den the eyes of the thrOngs of pe0-
gie who attend the state fair and !
am sure many Of our staunch farm
srs are deeply Interested in the sheep
PRODUCTION ~ Idaho.
Yours truly.
~ ~ gfQIlK n
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
~ M. WILsON

announce nay candidacy on the
Republican ticket, for the office of
County Superintendent Of Public In
struction, subject TO the will of the
people Of Ada County. If again elect
ed 70 the office. pledge the same
careful attention 10 the educational
interest Of our county, the same pro-
gressive and economical administra-
tion of affairs that | haveeyer given
| appreciate the good will and sup
port Of the people of Ada county and
have tried to perform my official
duties in q manner worthy of the
confidence reposed in me. which /
trust / have merited
IVY II. WILSON.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
SeIIs-FIOto Circus +!
a s-Safe4y FFr~r t5rra@ Comlnx 10
Eefee Frf6zy- @~Dr gss

The Sells FB6to Cgrega. 6-kaanya0n
sAcTs u fse ggov1s u 70 zgtors ~
assezts - fhB4 ard sascsnIaz soxna
80 aDgortaa8ty ~ see5ng @hzf has
1een 2&naiate1 - - re xrezxest
an ssesse=z Swgregstoa 4yey ox1an-
ize1 There n ~ sAcm i fen e1mo-
sry sAas hax won for stzesf regsta..
saos fsr msrfs sM1 care ~ 5te gafroHx
40 aae tse Sells Fl0eo c5re4S &
FIRST c1resx fer every 2TgxsSioa gs1E-
siDIe for tbe safety ~ ~ SsdseneeF
Aag been tzken EFs1 f1e egaOaSde
~ sae Sells g10to elreas s serve1 0n
safety firss DrGDciDsee There h 10
ehanee 81 the Transmission ~ disease
Tor the reaeOE thai tne iemoBade is
E0id Is Indsysdazs gsasse2 Kat that
= only tie beginning
Through the Invention ef William
Curtis, superintendent N the 5eils-
Fiof0 circus. no matter hDa Inc @Ifid
may blow no matter Ubat storms
there mar be. there " HO danger III
the circus. The eeats cannot fall,
they are RB1ed together wIth cables
~ steel instead ~ helHR placed BY the
old "toeyin" system They can even
be erected on i paved street and hold
safely twice ~ many persons as the
room provides for The poles 0f the
circus cannot be blown dOwu, for the
same reason. that their guy ropes are
Of steel The tent cannot burn be-
cause Il has been firepfo0fed NOt a
feature has been neglected 10 make IL
absolutely safe
According 10 the promises that
have heen made, there's much that
is worth seeing this year Among tie
exciting things II 10 be the riding ~
Rosa R0saland who u the only wo
man 10 master the feat 0f somef
saulting from horse 70 horse There's
a baby elephant and three herds ri
grown-ilii ones. including snyder. the
elephant who walks like d man and
the only elephant carrying It's trainer
on 10 tnkk There aretI0rty fan-mak-
Ing clowns and Jumping Jupiter, the
champion auto hnrdling morse of the
world Then AZ special featsres iherc
are Jess Willard. champion heast
weight Of the world and Frank
Goteh. wrestling champion ~ the
world Jess willard w4,l NAL z hia
first glpearance III the arena n his
RAA tAAt - tNW Dbt ~ AilG ntE y III Aftt
Buffalo Bill Wild West Cowboys
on the morning of the day that
the show Will be IN, grand free.
street parade Will be given. and even
II you do not intend 10 witness the
performance, yon should not miss
this mighty street parade.
Two performances are 10 be given.
The afternoon performance at 2
O'Clock and the evening performance
at s O'Clock. The doors will open one
hour earlier
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
TaTHE's LITTLE MARY SIN
GffTEEs'

Little Mary Sunshine" the five
part Pathe Gold Rooster play has
been given by the Philadelphia
@0Fth American the three stars"
distinction, an award of merit grant
"a % very few pictures. Jessica
Granville Smith. the reviewer, speaks
~ The picture az follows:
sfhree year old Baby Marie Os-
borne - featured In this Gold
Rooster production. and everything
else IN the picture Is subordinate to
her There is story. 10 be sure, a
Hell-woYked mp little love story as
loves tories go. with pleasing mix
ture OF hnmor and fnthos. There
are other actors In the cast TOO.
Henry King being the chief OF them.
&ith Marguerite Nichols and An
drew Arbuekcl, but they are all out
hone by this little gtar. Then there
are many pretty scenes and the
photographer has done his share In
making the background a charming
3ne for hte little lady. The spon-
ianeity OF the child actress with her
blessed baby ways. and the JOY that
radiates from her little self 10 every
one around her is wonderful re-
lief after some OF the more common
types OF photoplay. II will delight
the children. and drive away the
blues from the grownups.
At the Idle Hour Theater, Satur-
day. Aug. 10. Bargain prices, ad-
mission, 10c.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18

For state auditor, L.L.Folsom. CAD
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18

Secretary of state. Republican
primary ticket. vote for Chaneey
Wallace
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
Bow's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrb
that cannot be cured By HalPs
CataTrh Cure.
r. T. CHENEY d co. Toledo. ..
We, the undersigned, have known r.
Cheney Tor the last u years and believe
him perfectly honurable 10 an business
transactions and financially able 70 carry
out any obligations made Dv his Arm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Toledo o.
Halls Catarri1 Cure r. taken Internally.
aegfng directly upon he blood and niu-
cous eurfacsg % The 9gsiem Testimonials
sent free. Price 75 cents pss Bottle. Sold
~ AL DruRR1ets
Take Halls Family Pills Tor eonstlpatlsa
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
Political lRRgHH0meRlS:

= Great 81 ing y TzIgsgerE Eza r
Na1s Thrrne td4 lEe "
Prgsers tszz AsEgrEeF
JfylESS : EsfDCsaEsT
Candidate FSr FFssee usiag 4troEney
~ Aaa Cseuaty.
S1 ect ~ tie E 81 ttzs EiesE5-
ssEzz gCterx & tNe rZzry E-ee1 lon
s<pfea SeY 5ths 1913
Has been rssloens aaa taxg1ver
- &ca eognty Tor ges
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
!. o. JORDoN
r.a.ra e.E.n.r.a.r.r.

smbIeet to the VIII of the Republic
can Party.
Sixteen years a resident Of Ada
County. IT. Jordan Is a builder and
has built many fine homes in Boise.
He Is weil qualified to serve You as
aesegsOr.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
spend sunday with The Folks.

They VIII be- glad to see you
Half Fare excursions every Sunday
Also low rates, Saturdays to Mon
days
see o. g. e. Agents for details
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18

TO THE VOTERS or ADA COUNTY
] hereby announce myself as candi-
date Tor reelection - County Treas
arer n Ada County On the RepuDli-
can ticket
have served you faithfully for
one term and ask your support al
the primaries. September 5th. 1915,
Tor a second term
Ady ANNA u. MOODY.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
WAR BONNET ROUNDUP
Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Sept. q, ., 3, 2, 2, IDIB.
Thousands OF cowboys, cowglrls
Indians. high diving horses and bad
ones Biggest Of It's kind in the
world and It belongs to Idaho.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18
apend anndaY Wan fhe EoIks-

They VIII be glad TO see YOU
Half Fare excursions every Sunday
Also low rates. Saturdays to Mon
days
See Q. s. &. Agents for details.
The Meridian times., 1916-08-18

I'D IFTF7 IlF1E7T E5E.I1 --1-N1s
or A38 COZ xT8
BeiieTlEg tass tie goaislea % Pro-
late 5Hdgs II Ads eosAtg res4fres 2
lawyer of experience 10 Asso knows
the details of The Prp ate erae9ics. !
zzn respectfully s8Ulatsg ny same
20 you for flat poe1sles IA ing bsea
2 resident " thfs eDanty sHc 4 snen-
seg Of the zaz eDsSty bar fos -
years, with f.fe-sCng eEDefsenee ia
the practice " law. ana esi4i5g
probate practice. ! fee8 thag mg glass-
ficaslons justify ray asking Tor Jour
suppOrt.
u u MILLER
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
Oura65O III OOn
Jta(ienern gerdumt!
Die Staliener rGnmen bic GtaSt,
uad0em tic nnbalt6ar &c.
iuoroen lpar.

@ien, 2s. Gebr. (aitnferberidi
iiber gerlin.) slnltli6 tpurDe an
Sonlstog obeilo genelOet, ooB 0a.
rn65o, Die probiioriide SaiptItaOt
bon 9Ilbanien, welde bon ben Sta
Iienerp uip. gerGunt iporoen mar,
BON BET olterreidii9.ungariicben 8or.
but beleet iporoeil iii.
Qepelben aus &om bntten Samss
tag bertdtet, ooB ale itolieniider
lnt0 uIbaniibel 3ruppen (Ieetere oit
non ehao 9ai6a, Der nod aStolier
flob) bon itolieniiden Gronsportr
booten aus Gura38o tpeggebraAi
lporoen ieien nadoem Die Deter,
reid .llngnrn Die Stoot BON orei sci.
ten nm5ingelt ulo bonn Siiooiter
Der ongegriffen botten, obne nod nlli
groBen 8ioeritmlo 5u itoBen.
4ura85o lit cine 8crfalleite 5tdOi
BON etlpa 5000 @iulpobnern, obel
reid on often gfninen. sic liegt
nur 38 @teilen n6rOli9 bon 9tblonu
ipo Die sStoliener, IN grlpartltng Ell.
nes Observation-Disclosures 9lngrii.
feS tart peridar8t iein ioIlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
Au6rntOrts
Don DtrSnll
grtaAfn!
Sciltidjc SGmmern jett scscn bic
inneren NefeitiguugsWerte; an-
Sertbalb MilliOnen Sreiter.

9On6On, rs. sSrbr. sSn 6icIigen
9tegiernnastreiien ntadJt iid Die Wlei-
nnng gsltenS, Oaf ipeHn audi bic
bcntIdDen nnO fran50FidDen Uffi5iel-
len geri6tc iibcr bic Sdladlt BET
Scrbun in Giuselbciten BON einau-
Der ablueideu, 10 if es Oennpdl an-
senIheinlidl, 6aH Ser ankerc 9iiag
Der &erbnn 8cfeitignugsperfe se-
bruden 1T. Die nettibeu Sruppen
fGmpfen inter ben 9lugen ibres Dber.
item ariessberrn, 0es Oentiden &ai-
iers, NIT nnbergleidlidJem SoelOem-
mnt nnb 6dmmern jrst gegen ben ins
ncrcm Ssefeitignngs rteE Ger0nn's.
Die SdladjtfrOnt 6ortIelbit lit oer-
mafen anssebeBnt, oaf bic 3abl al-
Ter burt cngngierteu Gtreittrafte amf
anbert6alb 8lilliunen DtauH seIdatt
luirO.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
Sen0ts =ROmitee einiQt
(lC5 auf ]lli(itir Jill!
Amerifa iplf Gin ite6enSes Seer uOp
100000 Mann nnO cine grpke
9ielerbe erBditen.

8aI6ington, 2s. 5ebr. = Der
Senqtsnusi9uB fir 9dlitGrongeIe-
genbeiten bot Iid oif foigen0e
S9atptbeitiillningen Der gltnteeporla.
ge geeinigt: Gin lte1enoes Seer BON
100000 Mann 6rieoensit1rfe ionic
cine freilpilige 9ieierpe BON 1867
600 0eann neben Der bereits be-
itebenoen 0iili5.
Sic reguldre glrmee ioa, Der sSai-
lung oieier @orloge 8itfnlge, NIT lit-
ansgefilaten &eguuenter1 0erart or.
golliiiert iein 0aB tie biunen menigeu
&agen nerooppelt merOen fGnnte. OH
ne 0aB lire adlnpftdtigfeit meient-
lid beeintrddfgt lpiitoe Die iebi9e
SSnfauterie ioa perooppcIt meroeH, sic
6eloartillerie mebr als pcrOreiiodt,
Oas 6IiegertorpS gan8 reofganiiiert
uno ebeufallS iebr bergr0Bert mer.
oen lul0 in gerntgerein 1iaBe ui1
Die ailItenariillerie un0 0te &dDalle.
rie.
Gie Soften cinidlieBG9 Ser @e:
6ablung fir Heiernea mo 5ta1ts-
nili5eh iino onf etrnos iiber 200
@daionen 2nIlarS pro ,Sabr bernn.
ihInat 80 0tllioncn meBr ais ge.
gelnpartig.
Ger &ontinelltalarmeeplon nes
Dormaligen, 5urudgetretenen ariegs
iefretdrs @urriiou bat offenbor oen
9lusidnB 6iemlidI tart bceinfluBt
.lnO bat cine @litbeiBrng in oelu
8eihllB 0es aonifees gefunOen, iii
ieocm aongreBoiitrift mihogitals eitl
Reiernebafoillou 81 orgaHiiieren5 me-
ben Der giationalHili5. Ole 100,
600 0iann iuelde Hm alif iplde
gSciie erbdlt, iolleu eilnual oNer 3nei-
'nal luodgntlid ge0flIli aner0en un0
iolIen nteirere NoaeH iebei Goal-
'nler 9lu9bil0ung 1T elnem Eager me
ter 2eifuu9 bon Gili5ieren Der regu-
Iaren glrlnee erbaiten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
.SeNrnfnNs eine sartarelinadlridlt.

9on0on. %. sSebr. = @ine Befro-
graocr 8epeibe an gcaters 1eIe-
0rem So. mcloet. ooB @rof aollib,
orr ocutihc 93efeblsbober Der thrift
idqa Gtreitfrafte in Sernionibab
0as BON oen 9fltiier erobert ultr0e,
aus 9er5meiflune SeIbitmoro be.
qing (0as lit Dem @raien aanis
aar ni6t eingefallelt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
Gapaner nlnden anf.

Gofio, IS. 5ebr s5m Garlo'
nlent erf(Grie ser Ntiniiter oes 9lu5-
pdrtigeiJ Syi6r, 0aB Die &egieume
bic gseguabue Don nem rebollltio.
ndren SinOuS ourb Die @ugl1noel
pom ioponiiden Coupler o&enpo~
oui ser Sobe BON 5banebai lulter,
ilde. Gie jopauiidle BreNe prote-
lticrt aeeen 0ieicn 9rAdD Oes &olfer.
yedts ieiteits gnslonos,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
Gnipeftipn 6eluiIIiat.

&otio, 2S. eSebr Sic iopalli.
Idle ,Regierlnle bal Oas geind ser
oeutiden 9ieaiertuie. cine Snipcftiou
Der e,eiongenenlager 5n geltnttel, be.
.lUiliot. Scr amerifauiidle CSS atc
@eurge @jutbrie bot Die Oiesbeadgli-
den llnierbonoInngen geleitet itno
mir0 Gunner @ellcS mo S. Bal
luntuc. @elonoidoit8iefretdre, ntit
ser lllteriuhuiig betrauea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28

ner Der nelttralelt aPahte Elm glui.
i6ub perlangt poroen lei.
Seiterrei6ifhc Sutidaft aud in.
fOrmiert,
@5 berlolttet, 0oB altb oie oiter-
reihiid ungdriide 9otid)Qft bon ibrer
&egicrling GDnlide MtitteilltHeen er-
balteu bat. GeitcrreiA lIngorn be-
finOet iid jeOod IN einer anoeren
Gage ais 3elttidldnb, 0a Die in
Seem gorf eitlgetroffenen SanDeIs.
idiffe beitiidt linO, penit oaa Dem
bielfgen StaatSnnt bic Gerliheritng
gegeben iuurOe, bob iie bon oen Sc
ibitben feinen @ebralldb MAIDEN iuer-
ben, falls iie bon 8ald)booteil dnge-
balten Diir0en. ga 9eutiAlan0 nit
S5taIien ni9t i'm ariegs8uitauO Iebt,
bat es fein beIonoeres sSlttereiIe an
it0lieniiden 8ampfern.
StalieaiIde gIntiuort einsetrDffcn.
SStaIiet lit Die erIte Der gnterte-
m1dte, meIde ailf 5efretGr 2au-
itng8 Qaffor0eruna 9an0eIsodnpfer
nid]t mebr 8u arnlierelt, geantDortet
bat. gnnt Stoatsoult miro iebt 8u-
gegeben, ooB Die am Saustug ein-
getroffene Oiesbe8ii9lide gtote bon
Der itolieniihen gfegierllng ltprtnlt,
bod miro iiber ben sSn1olt oerielben
INNER nod nihts befanllt gegebeH.
Graf gcrnitDrff bel Gaming.
Ser oeltide 8otldafter @rof bon
9ernitorff iprad beute nittag bei
Sefretdr 2dnfuig bor ufo uater-
breitete 0ieiem Die i1ul 5ugegangene
N}itteiIung Der oelttiden gfegierung,
beioe Staatsl1dnner batten eine Idit-
gere @eipreding, ilber Oeren sStlbalt
bisber ieood nidts OerIalttete. ssSt
0tpIornatii9en areiien niulntt man
jeOo6 an, 0aB iie 8lt ipeiteren In,
terbaaolungen SlulaB aeben Oiirfte.
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Slaiier bantt fiIr ameritaniide 9ilfe.

Stem g)ort, 2S s5ebr. ~ Ser
SiIfsipno fir GitprellBen bat ein
5d)reiben aus 3eltti6lnno erbalteu,
meldes belogt aaiier 8ilbeln onnfe
dllen 4ellti6olucritanern melde Sil.
fe gum @ic0eraltibnl Der BON Den
Giiiieu Seritortcu oltpreuBiidlenStdot
iu0 oes @reiic3 9tagnit lclteten. 8cs
Suiiers 3ant in oieier Sode ipur0e
oud i'm prcuBiihen 9lbgeorOnetcn.
boulc ourdb oeu Reihsfnl3ler b getb-
manll 9ollpeg Derlelen.
Hrofciior Or e1igen &iebnemann
bereilt iett Den uittleren &eiten Inn
Dieies pilfswerf weiter 8u oreanilie.
rem.
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Gie[ glanbmarOern snm cpfer.

Cincinnati g.. 2S. 6e6r. = Ser
bier mif 8eiud neilenOe 9iidof Der
limited @retbren Gburd, 9feb. Ebo-
mas s. Garter. ipuroe BON 8lpei Ban-
bitten angefalIeh berulibt rno 10
i6linm ntiBbanOelt, oaB er balO
oarpuf ieinen @eiit aufgob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-28
glniiea luer0en immer beiaei6enerl

@etrograo, %. S5ebr - 9os rui-
iiide ariegson1t uelOet, Die RnIierl
1Gtten bel Der fiir8liden @innubne
bon @r3arun aetipa 10000 9tant
tiirfiidcr Eruppen 9efangeit gellonl-
men uuo 323 6eitiite erbelitet.
(grit butten Die Rniien BON 100000
@eiaugenen eeiproden, Oann bon
$4,000, Damn BON 10000. oolt bon
einem .tilrfiIneu @eidnlt0erluit bon
40,000l 5efanntlid beridtete oas
tiirfiide &riegsaatt, OaB ii6erDoupt
feline Sample I'M Gr3erlm itottfon.
Den mO Die nor Der groBeu rltiiiiden
lleberma6t iid 8uriif3iebeuoen Silr-
fen nur 90 alte @eibiiBe 5irildlies
ben, bic iie dber 5erItorten.)
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flint eng(ifc6e
Dampfer tOrpeOiert!
Gpfer bentidler SandbOOtc; aud
fran5Oiiidlcr MnD raIiiider
Sampfer herieutt.

9onoon, 2S. SSe6r. II Ser Gam
pier 08i0o" bon Der 8ilion-2inte
lit bon oerti9eil 8altdbooten gum
Sinfen ge6radlt tuorDen Der &a-
piton uno 6tpei @latroieu mllroeu
ron eillem 6eIgilBeu 9antpfer auf-
oefiibt unO geretfet. Man befiirh.
tet. oaB etipa 20 Dfdnl in ben 98eI-
len ltnlgefonnlen fjnD. (1ie n0ioo@
bate eire &eror1ugllug BON 4796
&onnen un0 iuuroe 1896 in SIM err
bailt.)
9(uBer ser n3ioo" iino innerbalb
"a StlRlDet nod oie engIiihen
Gmupfel .Safnet 5nmmet" ma
Denim" oeuti9en 8an6booten sum
Gpier 8eiaaen. 8dm oGlnnmel~
Deroen Z 0}aun bernnBt.
4oris, %. 6ebr. = Gds fran8o-
fiid)e 9iurtne Ntiniiterium fiinoigt
ail onB Der euoIiide 9ontpfcr
oSyaitnet4 I'M meitliAen Geil oeS Dtit-
tellQn0iiden @teeres bon einem
Guuhboot torpeoiert ulo nerienft
lDuroe. Die 8eiaBung mur0e bon
einem fran5oiiiden &reu3er gerettet.
8osielbe &aud6oot ioa aud Den
ldDe6iiden 8onpfer n&ornbltrg
anf oen gteeresgrurb geionOt boben.
3ie Aettnngsboote 0es 2eBteren
lpuroen bon Oem Eaudboot fortge-
idlleppt.-
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Sic 9nh[ Scr gseilldlrr Ael

- Sic 3ohI Der geildlCr Ser om
Ganlstag 9Ibeno abgeloliieucl gluto-
nobil gIusiteIlinlg betriia etpos iibcr
10000 9ie porldbrlqe gIusiteaung
puroe nur bon etIua 10000 9erio.
nen beiuat.
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begann mn Die Morgeuo1nlnerimg
berlm Die 3eutibeu maren idon
teinnbe 6ireft an uns, ebe mir Iie
ieben fonnten, Der &ou1 luto Scr
Staub waren 10 6if. sic fonlen in
10 Oi9ter Gr0urua 6erangeitiirnlt,
cob Is fiir inns ouSlob, oils Oh li1
lire GQbogen berii6rtelt.
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,Srnnapien ereilt sdlifial.

2onOon, IS. SSebr. - Ser fran'
3oliihe 3arpier u9rignac" Duroe
iii Der Ioroiee BON eiueU oeltticben
tl-goot auf ben Wfeeresgrimo be-
foroert. 6fuf 9Serionen puroeu
pon Dem uorlpegtiden 9au1pfer
n8orgiten" gerettet mo in Sartle.
pool ans 2auo geiekt, N}nn glaubt.
CAB 26 8erioueu ertruntef itno.
Die o&riguac" mar t.447 Sonnen
groB.
2onOon, 2S. 5e6r. - Ser ruiiiide
8alflpfer r8etiben9a4 muroe Oos
Gpfer zines belttidcn Galth6ooteS-
gon Der 8eiabuHg fpnllten 10 @ionn
gerettet lperOen. (Der aBetibenga"
mar Der irii6ere oeutide 0ompfer
eric SarIen" lrno mar bei 9eginu
oes qrieges Don oen gfbiien feitge-
balten uor0en. Gr bate cine Ser
0rdngltng non t,647 Ionnen)