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The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
The Daily Reminder
ropAY,s Anniversaries.

is09 In his nr.t great battle
wellington defeated the Mahrsttas
isos-Lewis and Clarke exploring
expedition returned 10 ~. Louis.
1>lt--Elihu b Wnshhurne. sscre-
tary OF state under Grant aud min
Prussisn war. born at Liyermore,
Me. Died In Chicago In 1887.
lNbt Russians sank seven ships
OF their Black Sea Meet 70 block the
lsss-King OF Hanover protested
TO the European powers against tho
enforced annexation OF his Kingdom
University OF California
opened AZ Rerkeiey,
lSfO-rhe French began a series or
desperate Ineffective salliss from
Nets
IsSl-Trsin left Washington for
Cleveland. bearing the remains OF
President Garnrld
1859 wtlkie Collins distinguished
T-.ei - 100 IN london. Born there
1891 President Harrison appoint.
ed commission 20 tx the true
boundary between the United states
isss-cils and Argentina agreed to
s.''Uft thvtr boundary dispute 10 ar
hitration, thus avertinE war.
ONE YEAR Ago TODAY IN THE
WAR.
Greece Modified In reply 20 Bul-
gHrian mobilization.
Russians reoccupied I.utsk IN Vol
hynia. capturing igS officers and g.
600 men
Germany reported that new Allied
-~"'s tai arrived 20 attack Oar
daneiles
Italians pounded Austrisns IN the
polcmites with heavy artillery.
Berlin announce French attack at
Snurnr was reysllad
TunA1'S uIRTHDAYs
--4E-+- -------.- Il u. A.-r-AAr ~ az4at.
minister 90 th- United states. born
% Norway 81 years ago today
Joseph ID saytrS. former governor
OF Texas auI one-tius congressman
born AZ Granada Miss. IS years ago
today
William r leigh. noted magazine
and book illustrator. and painter OF
the far West. born IN Berkeley coun-
e. Va. 30 years EgO today
Ir 0u~Y y N-zes. president ot
the college - the city OF New York.
born az Brloment. Cal. 81 years ago
taHgy
George W Hays present governor
- Arkhnsas. born near Camden
ARK. % years ago today
pr William ps witt HYDE. pres!-
dent ~ BowdOin college born az
Wimbledon. Mass. So years ago to-
day
Charles CHeinls) wagner former
.rncl'er. now coach ~ the Boston
American league baseball team. born
'r New lork. 80 years ago today.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

crease IN number and with Il the
possibility % spreading the infec
lion The following facts will.
therefore. be Of value To those 81
attendance upon OF associated with
persons suffering from the disease:
!. There II liberated from every
typhoid patient through bodily dis
charges. millions OF The germs
every day.
2 The elimination OF typhoid
germs does not cease upon the dis
appearance ~ the symptoms Of ~.
phoid fever but persists usually for
weeks. sometimes months and even
years
@ Precautions adopted 80 pre-
vent the spread Of infection from a
typhoid patient qhould not cease an.
tn. By examination. n r. shown that
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
From Another Point of TieD
By c. T. S.

Hughes has lost his voice. II is un-
fortunate, in the opinion of good many,
that tins could not have happened TO him
earlier in the campaign.
Misfortunes never come singly Hughes
voice has given out and Lou Rowley has
written another letter attacking the
Democratic administration.
We still incline to our opinion that if
Hughes is elected, it will be in spite of
the Lou Rowley letters.
A Detroit woman drank quantity Of
alcohol in an attempt at suicide, follow
ing an argument. They generally drink
that stuff preceding an argument.
Well Mr.. Prosecuting Attorney, did
Hibbler get the money or didn't he?
ODD NAME CONTEST
The "Pollyanns Club In the Polk State
Gazetteers
Joy. Ark
Smile Ky
JollytUwn. Pa
Merry Point. Pa
Sunburst Mont.
GOodiuck, Ky.
p. w
kid" Lavigne, ex-IQhtweight cham
pion, was arrested in Detroit yesterday
for beating his wife. This is, We think,
about the twenty-seventh decision for
Lavigne over his better half.
Taft and Roosevelt are 10 meet and
shake hands. From which we infer that
the Colonel has consented to a search for
weapons.
Suppose a man drove down TO a Sunday
meeting, parked his auto and went in and
hit the sawdust trail;
And suppose he came out Of the meet
ing, got into the machine and started
Ihome;
And suppose that just after he had
started, a tire should blow out,
Would he be excused in a case Of that
kind, or would he have TO 90 back and hit
the trail al over again.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
Let the People
Rule-and Write
Justice AS She is Sometimes Net
20 the Editor OF RE Ttnsa

Justice AS She Is Sometimes Met
go the Editor Of TIE Times:
Just how justice is sometimes
melted out in Michigan, may be seen
in a little incident which took plaC,
last July in this land az freedom.
equality and bro;herly lore.
4 noted Frencbman came 20 this
city, unacquainted with any person
unacqualnted with onr laws. impeT
iectly acquainted With our language
on account Of the heat. he took
his family 10 stag island and went
himself TO Mackiuac for a few days.
While there he hired a guide and
went over 70 Cedarville. Chencaur
island. carrying a FISH pole with him
He caught few perch and car
ried them mp TO the hotel where
he went for dinner
Arrived there he was met BY a
man who asked him for his license
The poor F'renchman was quite a.
sea and said that he knew nothing
about a license. but that be was
quite willing 20 buy one n he knew
where and how He further asked
how much Il would be. and was told
81, al which be declared himself D.
lighted 70 pay
However, the man disappeared
and the Frenchnan went 70 his din
ner more Disconnected than ever
Leaving the hotel, he vas met by
the man again who told him 10 ac-
company him 20 an upper room He
did 80, wonderfully. and was there
confronted BY three men. who said
they were deputy sherirs. and who
told him that az he had Violated the
law, he must paw them SIS or 80 20
jail.
The Frenchman eXpostulatcd
against such treatment and asked 70
be taken before justice, bat with
ont avail. and finally paid the money
and returned 70 dackinac. outraged
In feeling by American injustice
Being a perzeverlng individual. he
wrote 70 Gov Ferris and explained
the whole AFFAIR The governor re
piled. deplored the circumstances,
stated that he vas not responsible
and. in effect, washed his hands OF
the matter
Undaun,ed. the Frenchman r. en-
deavoring 10 learn whose aTair this
is ~ not the governor'D and TO ~
The responsibility upon the right
person
There IL little doubt but that the
deputy sherins Of the Cedsrville
district constituted themselves po
lice. Judge and Jury; that they did
not give the Frenchman chance to
pay the 81 license. and there is
every Indication that they cooked
ND this little scheme, divided the
spoiIs and pocketed them.
Since when has II been tho duty
NJ the deputy sheriff 20 pronounce
Judgment and collect rnes7
AS much right would a policeman
IN the streets OF Detroit have TO
hold up a citizen, accuse him of an
illegal act. impose sentence and
take. In lieu, a sum specified by
himself
All decent Americans must feel
indignant AZ this outrageous be
havior toward friendless foreign
or % whose ignorance Of our laws
such unlawful advantage was taken.
One must also DO amazed that the
states chief executive should take
no step 20 right The matter and give
Ms once more fair name and stand.
ing In the foreigners eyes.
T. S. r.
Detroit. sept 21. 1916.
Lucky
]
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
Let Us Have Federal
Supervision In Detroit
and An Honest Election!

In q letter TO United States District
Attorney Kinnane, Henry NJ. Leland sug-
rests supervision of the coming election
IA Detroit by federal authorities, and
his suggestion will meet with the ap-
proval Of every decent and true citizen.
The Leland letter sets forth the charge
that conspiracy exists in this city TO
rob the honest voter Of voice in govern
ment, taking from him his dearest con-
stitutional privilege, and there is plenty
Of evidence at hand to back up such
charge.
We have the mess In the Twenty-frst
ward for an example.
Election inspectors in the booths in
that district took the ballots cast for
one candidate and marked them or de-
stroyed them and turned them to the
benefit Of another candidate.
The election inspectors in the Twenty
frst ward who were guilty of these prac-
tices deserve TERMS IN PRISON, but
our prosecutor informs US that criminal
action In their cases is unlikely-that it
would be hard to secure convictions.
We understand that the limit of pun
ishment contemplated is the dismissal Of
the guilty inspectors from their places
by the governor.
That limit will serve no purpose what
soever in the direction Of honest cleo
tions in Detroit.
II would not serve TO deter the men
chosen to take their places, should they,
too, feel disposed to take the interests Of
some candidate in hand at the next cleo
ton and manipulate the votes TO suit
their designs.
With Uncle Sam represented in the
booths on election day in November, 10
protect the voters in their constitutions
right Of franchise and to insure the
counting of THEIR votes for the candi-
dates and the issues voted for, we could
have ONE honest election here, anyhow
and for ONCE, at least, real expression
of local sentiment. q
The people of Detroit, the voters fol
principle in Detroit, are entitled to thu
federal supervision suggested, and thu
district attorney should do everythin,
In his power to see that they get it.
Mr.. Leland has once again demonstrat
Cd his great civic pride and interest anC
the decent citizen Of Detroit owes him /;
vote Of thanks.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

Memorial exercises commemorate
ing the 1S2nd anniversary Of the
landing ~ tho Schwenkfelders IN
Pennsylvania, otherwise known as
CcdaochtnIss Tag, will be oh.
served Sunday at the Schwenkfeld
ct Church near PennsRrove, Pa.
The anniversary has been observed
every year since the time the first
band Of Schwenkfclders landed on
the banks Of the Delaware IN I73g.
to which they fed 20 escape perse-
BUTTONS In Germany.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

Ntr FHN 1ffN f'tI
siderable informs.
ton % value IN
controlling tn g
spread OF the dis
ease
~ this tine o.
the year cases Of
typhoid fever In
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23
Her Duties

You advertised as chaufferette-
maid7"
Yes. madam"
What we're your duties at your
last placer
81 drove and cleaned the cars sin.
gle-handed.
And as maid -
81 took down my lady A. night and
assembled her in the morning. mad
am"
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

LUCKY
Wy butler left me without any
warning"
You got on easy. Mine left me
without any spoona.-
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

again at the door of the castle.
II was slightly ajar.
He pushed open the door and entered
AS soon as he was discovered ne was
thrown out, down eight steps.
He picked himself up, mounted The
steps again and again pushed thru the
door into the castle.
He was again thrown OUT down the
same eight steps.
He picked himself up, brushed HIM
self off, recovered, Strengthened and
brushed his hat with coat sleeve, took
a look up the steps and observed:
"By George! Ii must be they don
want me in there"
The people have just said very deci-
sively with their votes that they 90 mol
want q board Of estimators.
By a large majority they have de-
clared that it is their wish 10 get nd
Of it.
Fstimators Bolton, Nichols and Palm
OF. acting for the board as committee
in behalf Of the full board, are trying
to have the action Of the voters set
aside
The Detroit times., 1916-09-23

since the discovery OF the typhoid
germ in 1880. the study Of the germ
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sym !6aien npn Scitpm
0irO, fpie perlautet, Der ltnterFess
bantpfer Bremen" ertpartet.
Gine 2dbung BON gtiteI unb Summit
ioG SrfeIbit fir i'm uuTgeifapelt
iein.

goIton, 8. gtusuit. SoI6e PerIos
nen, tpel6e bic 4nitdt pertreten, odB
Der beutIte llnterIee Oampier rgres
men" in ben 6dfen DON Bolton etn>
laufen perbe, ipuroen am OieNltd9
bur8 be6ar,lide Geriidte, benen 8us
folge fir bas Ga3r3sug bier cine Sa>
buna bereit ge6aIten iperoe, in i6rsn
2(nii6tsn beitGrtt. gs uerlautet, DaB
bic 9aoung aus gtidel unb Rob'
summi beftebe, peIte unbemertt in
Die Stdot se6radt puroen.
Warinebepba9ter, tpel6e bic Siiite
pon WtaFaduietts a6patrOuiairen,
Iaster, tpenn einss Der am Uiorlia1
angeblib seIeEenen llnterIee S6iffe
bic Bremen" setpeien lei, 10 iplIte Iie
am Nabmittag beim Sup glnu ein'
treFfen. sic iperbe BON Grpb Sslanb
an bann iiberal innerbalb Der 0rei
WIeiIen 9rsn3e be seriigenbe @aHers
tiefe fiitben. Die Observation-Disclosures
iasten, Iie tDnnten ni6t OerIteber, mas
rum bds Sdbr5eug, porausseieBt, bab
es tbatId9tih bic Bremen" mar, uns
Ter Wafer bleibe, ba es bod nit ooIs
Tiger Si9erbeit, pbne etneu fetnbItasn
4nsriff befiirdten gu miifIen, auf benz
Daiier in ben Sufen einlaufen t6nne.
Mdn nebm on, bdb Der EapitGn Dtela
Iei4t ben bon ibm OsrfuIgten Surs
gebeim balten tpolIe.
Golumbus, o., 8. 9tusuf.
2eutrant 3. 9. Mc@Irop bon Der
8anbesormee. Der ii4 segenpdrtis Bet
Der RasipGGlgayss aats.s oaia ius &aue
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Jm. 3axfaius
Sinben amfs nene beitige 9dmpie
spiidjcn 9iniien iinb Siirfen isatt

2onoon, S. glngitit. - Die 6iii'
fen ba5en init reuen angrifien melt.
lih ccn grsigon begonnen. Cine bier
eingetrofiene ofii5ieae tiirtiite. Be
fani,tmadiing bonn 5. gltgllit iagt.
baf es ben Shriien oellrnger lei, III
Die tiirfiidcit ainien eirBuoringen IL
abcr na6 beitisen aanlpfen wiebsr
narals pertrieben poroen icicn. 1ie
gefanntlnaflilng Iaittet mic folgt:
|. ,gn Der c.'sraf. af.Sront lrnS an Der
r1riiiif,en sSrort in Tcriien lit bic Ga.
ae unperdnoert.
,aaufciiidye Jront: gom redltsii
GIiiaeL s iirn feline peiieren Ssadrittell
eingetrofien. Sm Centrum ernei,erten
oic Rriien ibre 9lngrifie aif unicrs
goiiticnen an elmer ainie, Die lid, Don
eincm % 9ilo1netcr ipeitlib bon Gr.
sineon geIeeenen punftes, IA slilo.
meter peitIi6 BON sfieIfit bin8icft.
gn nranhen punften fanben iehr hef.
tice aaupfe iiatt. llniere 9rnpreit
nabmen init oem 9aionett Boiiticncn.
in Die eiiBuSrinsen ben Huiien.porbcr
eeIlrtgen mar
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Cine eslptille npn leihtem
italieniimem Shiffen
9on BEN Seiterret i'm
Ibriatif9en Weer in
bic JIu4t sef 9fa'


Berlin, 8. auguit. 9tuf brabtlos
lem Wege na5 Sapoills. Qm 2.glugu't
fanb nab einem 2lnsriff, ben 0fterrets
tiIte 5prpeboboote duf bic italieuis
iae &iiite esma6t, siH 9efe6t 5D!s
i6en 5itsrreidiiden uub itaIisnif9en
&rie9si9iffen itutt. Sn einem DOM
0iterrei4ii3 unsdriiden &riegs@
miniiterium berDffentli9ten offi5ielIen
9eridt piro angegebeu, bdb bic italies
nii6e Slotills fh 3uriidgeSo9en babe,
na6oem mebrers Der Stiffe astroTifea
lporbsn. 9lm islben Sage puroe ods
0iterrsi6iite 5orpebO &onpnenboot
,Wagrat" pom sinem feinoli4en 1na
terieeboot augesriffen uno am 9et be-
i8dOigt, 3ipei Wdnn puroen an
gorb gst6btet. bier Deriuunoet uno Iies
ben iperben permibt. Die 6etreffenoc
getanntmadnus lautet ME folgt:
.Oeiterrei6if4 unsariIte 5orps
boboote befaOiIen am 2. 2lugut bic
WlilitGr gtabliFements in WoIfetto.
sic 5erftorten einen qlsropIansS4ups
pen, itsttsu cine Gabrit in grdnb unb
ri6feten unbersn S4aoen an.
Bel ibrer Riitte6r fam es 5ipifteE
bieieu gooten, bensn ii6 irapifhsu
Der arsussr raiperr" dnseI4loHsH
fatte, gu einsm 9efebt nit elmer itas
lisniiaen GlotilIe. Die aus einemSreus
ger unS ie6s 3srit0rern beitanb. Wteb.
rere Der italieuii6sn Stiffe ipurben
getroffen unb he sntflO6en in iiioli3er
Ri6tuns. Die 0ferrei6iIa ungari'
f6en Saiffs tshrten un6eI6dbist 5us
rid.
,2lm Morgen beiIsl6en Sa9es boms
barbirten fiinf feinoli6e gleroplan,
Ourasso, obns irseno pel6en S6dSer
ansurihten. Sic ipuroen bon Diterreie
did unsariiasn acknowledgements
perfolgt. Sin feinbliaer aeroplan
puroe mebrere Meilen iiioli6 BON
0urasso Don einsm Diterrei&iten
9lsroplan abssihDiIen, befen 5i1rer
Der 5dbnri9 CUR See opn Gritid unS
oeFen geoba6tsr Der 5dbnrib Ses,
tpern mar. Der asroplcH, Der nur nee
MIA beI9doigt mar, puroe srbeutet,
bic beiben SniaFsu entflcben dber.
Gt1sr BON ibnsn ipurpe fpdter SsrbGf'
tet-
.Dds Sorp.So &ononen6oot
,Wtagnet1 ipurSe an, %. qusnit bon
einem Eprpebo BON eiHem feiuoliaeu
llnterieebnot ssiroffen ulsb ON Sed
;asisSaBt. 8usi @aua zspnzasa ss.
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Gntbpbem
Wnrbe Der griedJiidje 8eneral Ganyu'
tbs 1anglis ieineS EDitens.

9lt9en 7. 2Iugitit. lleber Con,
ton, s. g(lguit. - Ter General Tan'
notis 9anglis, friiber &riegslniniitcr
Iuno pGbren0 6es eriten &alfan'Gric'
qes GbeT 0cs @enerolitobes, uurOe
ieinss Yoftens als GeneralQOjutant
BEG a0nigs SaorItnntin e1t9oben. Us
EeiBt 6ab 8angli5 elmer Der @rfinocr
Scs beriIbntteit fran50iii6eu 6rei50ai'
gem @eidlises ici.
General Gonglis mar i'm Sa6re
1915 &riegsntiniiter I'M @eni5elos
aa5inett gerpeien, bos ant 8. Gtto6er
reiignirte. 9lm "a. 2SlIi ipor aus
Atben geneloet mor6en, oab Gan8li5
slun Brdii6euten elmer 2iga erlpd9lt
lporoen lei, nelte Don glnbdngern beS
iriiGcren Brentiers 8eni5elos als @a'
genbetpeglng 5u Der bon Oen eHtIajIe'
nen griefiihen Geierpiiten gebtloetcI
]lnti-8eni6elosliGa gcgriut0et poro2H
mar.
8rttif9er Oampfer Der :
enft.
Qonbon, 8. 2luguit. 2lObbs tiins
bigten am 0tenitag an, oab Der britt
I6e 0dmpfsr y3rtOent". BON 1929
5onnen, pa3ri4sinIi4 Derientt pors
ben lei.
1859 8riten purben BET
&ut Gl 4mara gefGns
gen genommeH.
Qonbpn, 8. 2(ughit. 9tm 0ienSe
tag puroe offi3ieG angetiinbigt, bob
Ii6 bic 3abl Der britiI9 inDtItca
golbaten, bic Bel autzglz2(mura in
tirtiIae @efangenidaft geriet6en.
uuf 1857 Wann BELIEF, etnT4Iieblid
ron 615 Sffi3ieren.
Die Sirten 6dtten bic 3abl Der Sc
fangenen uuf 1890 dngegeben, nab
renb QonoCn suerIt nur bic &apttus
lation pon 1910 Mann 5uga6.
GeinbGi6er Slieger bon
2eutnant 8oenT9 ubs
gef6Oiien.
gerlin, 8. 2tuguit. 2fuF Sra5ttos
lem 8eee na6 Sapbille. Sine unterm
Datum pom 5. 2(uguit erIdFcne offis
siene getarntmudurg oes Oeuti9en
Warinedmtes lautet rpie folgt:
Sin an Der flanoriihen &iifte fla
tionirtes beutI6es Bofierflug5eug
nu6m ben &dmpf nit einem feiubliten
S6la6t geropIan auf, Der abgee
i6oIIen unb gdn8lich serIt6rt nuroe.
gs mar oies Der oierte feiubli-e
Qleroplan, Der Oon oem W}arineIeuts
rant goenfd dbgeidOTeH fpurbe. 9luT
Oem Riidflua 5parg OieIer Sffi5ier
aud nod Elm unOereS ieinoli9es
iylusseug, 6inter ben feinbIi4en 81
rien niebersuaebeH.
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sieIle, bonn oiterrei6ifd unsarti9en
ariessminiiterium psrDffentIi4te Be-
ri9t BON 6. slusuit lautet ME folgt:
r5ront bes gr5berSogs aarl Gran5:
Die Rufen madten Deri4iebsne ans
griffe ssgen uHisr Centrum. Die a6er
alle absei9lasen ipurben. SiioIi6 bon
SablonitIa unb artaroD madten
bsutf6e unb 5itsrrei9iid unsarif6e
5ruppU aniehnli4e 5orti4ritts. troB
bss bsftissn Wiberitanbes Sss 5sins
bss. 0ie 4rmee beg Generals bon Sos
bsb bat itarte ruiIii9e ansriffe iiibs
psitli6 DON Glatpu 5uriidseI4tagen.
rStalienifte Sront: Die Soipitds
Ter, bic in 9or3 DON ben N0n6en uns
terbalten fpuroen, iinb Don Stalisner1
3uiammensei4oHsn porben. nnb es
nuroen babel mehrere perionsn get0bs
tet.
.Giibli9 BON Sugana 5hal brdng
cine 5itsrrei4ifte 9ruppenabt5eilung
eine ileine Girsde Dor unb bra9te 2
italieniide Offi5iere uno 76 Rann
als Gefansene 3uriid. alu4 er6eutete
bic 9lbtbeiIuns fiiHf Mai4insnses
i4iise.
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feiitolide &ngriife ab, bic NIT ii6cr,
legeuen Strdften misaefitbrt iDurocr,
Selt Soirnteq 9saflnitta8 bobGn nil
bier 2933 @efan9ene sernn6t elm
i6lieBlib Don 72 Offi5ieren.
.llm Den tapferenN@ertbeio
cea 9riide1tfppfes, Der tpieoerbolt III
Der beftigiten @eiie bon Den Stale
neru m9egrifien ipur6e, ifmere Ser
Iltite 81. cripdreL pur6en lie in Der
lebtcn 0cdt alf baS 0ItIihe llier oea
csin,r,o ,,,,-ii8nasonp11
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CUR 6inrid)tnng bes 3api'
tdns 1rbatt
Die beutf9en 3eitunsen
befddftiseH lid pieber
NIT ben beudlerifasn
Grgiiffen Der BRITT
rAao N r.ffs
f9en pref1e.

Berlin, s. ausuit. auf brabtTos
fem Wess mad SapDi[e. Dis beutf9en
9situnsen befddftis.n iid nod INNER
NIT ben britiiasn aommentarsn iiber
bic Sinri4tuns oes aopitdns Charles
Grpatt bon benz britifaen Dampfer
.griiTel4. sic eradren iibereinItinis
ineib, sab oi. 8riten ben gsrfu6
,naatsn, bic 1batfaS,n gu DsrSrshsn.
inSsm iis bsRaupssn. bat BET aapitaa
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gum SoSe perurtbeilt tporben lei, neil
er iid ssssn einen angriFf bert9eioigs
ts. Die lle6eriee Vadri9ten Qgeas
tur iast basu: Die 9batia4e 1T biz.
bob Jrbatt gum 9obe berurt6eilt
ipurbe, neil sr In lperrGtberifder
Beiie DerIucbt bate, lsin beutites
llnterissboot In BEN @ruHb gu bo5s
rem, nm fi6 bic prdmie gu Osrbiensn.
bic fir bic 3erit6runs zines llntsriees
bootes aus9eiebt tporben lit.
Die 3eitungen peifen ferner bars
auf bin, baB 9eutf9IaHb nismals
BAG fos.ndnnte unbeiardntte Der
tbeibigungsrs6t anertannt BAT, unb es
gIei6siiItis iei, OF England nit bic
fem Stanopuntt ii6ersinIiimmt ober
niht, ba bic anii9teu gnglanos in
seiesliten Gragen san3 auf ber3peds
mdBig,eit unb nidt uuf Der @erettig'
felt elmer Sahe beru6en. 90 lit }. 9,
Der 9tusbungerungstrisg ben Gng.
lamb gesen bic unbeprffnete 8epones
rurs 0eutf6lanbs fiibrt, bur6aus
i'm Wiosrfpru6 nit ben Satunssn
bes 06lterrebts.1
2luf bic BON Der britiI6en preiI.
sehsu4slte Gntriiiiung 8ssus nebs
usnb, ertpdbnen bic osrtiden 3eituHe
gen bic grmorbung Der gun5en Be
fabuns eines beutitsH llntsrieebOotss
bur9 bic Ranni6aft bes britiiden
patrouillen 9potes .guralons"; /;
ben SaG ees britiifen Ganlpicrs
Sting Stepben", oer iidl weigcr-
te, Die gsiabuns bes Oeutfden 3eppes
lins e. 10" su rsttsn, unb bic 6rus
tale grf6iebung Der 5rlGnber. Sic
ipeilen auf bic 3hatIlhe bin, bdb Die
iosenannte -Selbir oon Coos" nit Ell
nsm britii6en SrbsE oetorirt tuurbs.
neil iie IN feissr, biH.erIiitissr Dsiie
fiinf oeutihs so.O1.en .rmorost
bGtte."
Der gerIuH bes 9riitsns
topfes BON S6r5 BON
Wien 3usetanben.
Wisn. 8. 2lusuit, lleber 2ouboH.
Sn Der offi3iellsn 0iterrei9iidsn Be
tanntma6uns pom 0i.nitas pirb Der
0erluit bes griitsntopfss BON 96r3
an bic StoIiener 3u8eitanben. 5n Der
erildruns beibt ss. oab Der Riid5ug
auf bas 6ftli9en Her bes Sion5o
notbpeubig seiporbsn isi, neil psrhins
bert tperben mubts, olB bic 9ertbeis
bigger bes griidsntopies infolse Set
beiperaten 2lngrttts Der Jtdltener aI
srobe @erluiie erIittsu.
Ter @5rtlait Der gefatrtmadulng
lit folaencer: !
.Seitlid, hon Sttuiiia intb 1ln.
mah, IN Sit-@aIi5ieu, Srang cine
feinoltde aplonae in Iiiere erite 81.
nie eifl fie ,mlrae oler blrrh einen
Gegenalgrifi iuieber 0oIfitdmhis oar-
aiis pertrieben. @ir maften bort I'M.
eefdbr 1000 @eimgre.
BET IIinrIad, ,purbe nniere Ger.
thc;tieungsIinie, Die oon eineml iibcr.
leecnen Geino beSrobt mar. aus Ger
ipeitIid BON Der Gtabt seIegenn &c.
aenb 5uriidgeaoeen.
mSstcIierriiber 3ricgsidairpIGt: sSn
Der geoeiib bon @ors tperbcu 5ie
R6mpfc NIT auberorocttIiher &cftie.
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QSetterbe

Sir O9io: Gjelegeutliber @trt6re.
gen uno 9etuitteritiirme am MltttDo6.
2tm DOnneritag pabuf6einfi9 f60nes
g8etter. gBenig gerdHOeruHg in bsg
3emperutur.
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Ntais 6efinbet, ertldrte, BOT elnem
@erlpatOten in Der 1ritifC6eu Q(rmee
IN 5oItitone bic Ra9rift er6utten sl
Raben, baB Der beutI4e llnterfees
Odmpfer Bremen" ii4 i'm 8eiiB ber
fran80iil4en W}arine beftnbe. Gas
5G9r5eug lei uuf feiner Ta6rt na4
ben Der. Stauten getapert tDorben.
(QuatI9! Qlam. b. Re0.)
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&Or bic ALTERNATIVE

@ines Streits uber Der @etpG6runJ
Der an iie geitellten Tor0erungeH
purber bic @tienba6rbe4
trtebsIeiter geiteQt.
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Die 5ran5olen ma6en oer5meifc(te a6er Derge6(idc
anltrcngungen
@erlorene 9oiitiome t Der Siabe 2erbm ,ueber5n
erpbern.
Wdbrend die Ds6en wer i'm borden den Btsn ensrt auf den
Ieib ridden.

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t1btet lino bier berfpunbet unb iieben
tperben Dermtbt. 9as S4iff parOe
in einen 5afen ae6ra4t.
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