davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
Mere School Boy
Leader of This
Unusual Strike

ANsONIA. Com. FEB. is-Jos,ph
irohol. youth just our OF nigh sc1ooi.
Who speaks seven languages. holds
ne balance OF power tonight in the
tr.ke situation here. where over
5000 persons are idle a- fhe result u
. strike OF $500 employee Of various
mills OF tho American Brass comn.uy
irolol was able fo control men OF
.leyen nationalities and he was made
hartman of committee that will Off
.ally present plans fo fh. COMPANY
officials at meern- tomorrow after
.oon
CrohOl Del not au ,mpioys of fI. CON
.-ru. Iie addressed mass meeting
Hf the strikers foui-lf and .mpra- .el
pon Them the uere- -.fg of peace and
RIDER As result fhr situation v..
aim at % Dat. hour and fle force u.
'lnr'y extra policemen had nothing
OBJ do. The manufacture tOdag au-
IaaIed fO Governor HOlDomb Tor state
ruCps but thr governor decided that
re situation did not warrant such
citation at present
speaking ln yarI0u. language. Gro.
Iol suggested chat committee be-
amed 90 have uI charge of fus dI..
quite. This wal done and Ins mrnHne
djOururd
iu the meantime officials OF fhs con.
.any learning chat r.. rou hln parts
was iu charge OF Iun unusual strike.
ent word tlaf lf would b, pleased t0
Iold tentative conference. This ra.
rraueed and al official meeting uiu
Is held fomDrrOH afternoon.
Tho preliminary demand. of f.r mon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
Raised Cry of
Germany to Win
Treaty Contest
TIE UNITED STATES ACQUIRES
CANAL RIGHTS FROM
NICARAGUA.
Five Democrats Deserted and Fifteen
republicans Joined Adninistra-
ton Forces

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-The sen
a." today, by a vote of 90 To Is. rati-
ned the long pending and persistent
ly opposed Nicaraguan treaty. wnero-
by tho United States wo.ld acquire a
niuciN-nine year option on the Mica
faeuan canal route and "a naval base.
In the Gulf of Fonseca for 81. .O00. 600.
Included in tho ratification resolu-
uon was provision declaring that the
United states. In obtaining the naval
base. does not intend to violate any
existing rights IN the Fonseca Gulf cf
Costa Rica. Honduras and Salvador
which had protested against tho pro-
posed requirement
Five Democrats senators voted
AGAINST the treaty. The were Cham
brrlain, Martin. Clarke. OF Arkansas: /:
homas ana Nardaman. Republican
Wh' voted against ratification were
bufah. Clapp. Cummins. Gronna.
Jones. Kenyon. I.afollette. McCumber.
Nelson. Norris. Smith. OF Michigan.
Smoot and Warren. Fifteen Rapubli-
can senators Joined the administrator
forces in support II the treaty. They
wer" Brandegee. Dillingham;. Colt. Du-
Pont Falk. Gallinger. Harding. Lip
pat. Lodge. Mclean. Page. PoindeNtpr.
sutherland. Wadsworth and Weeks.
Immediately after the senate had
acted, Senor Chammorro. the Nicara-
guam minister. said he would at once
communicate with his government.
and he expected ratification ~ the
convention by his government would
soon follow and changes TO nut the
treaty I'm force.
Senator Clark. of Wyoming. led the
Democratic opposition AGAINST the
treaty while Republican opposition
was most vigorously asserted by Sen
ntors Borsh. and smith. oi Wisconsin
The convention was favorably report
ed IN the last congress but opposition
kept it from reaching vote This
time the full force of the administra-
uon got behind 30. urging ratification
particularly because of ~ desire to
further friendly relations with Pan
American nations
During The long debate declarations
WeIe made In the senate that Germany
mad offered Nicaragua more than had
ih" United States frr the canal routs
option. and This d. said to have been
used az an argument for ratification
senator stone. chairman Of the for
'ieu relations commute. will call Nh
'h' ilaiu'r financial protectorate
treaty next. thi- 90 Doe followed bv tho
'u- The Colombian treaty there a.
ing tho Colombian treaty thsr. De-
grave doubt whether it can receive. tho
necessary tWo.third- vote for rafifica
lion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
1000 Persons
Are Now Facing
Sure Starvation
COUNTRY BACK OF NEWEILToN.
La, is DEVASTATED 6Y THE
FLOOD IN MISSISSIPPI.
Hundreds are Marooned and Without
Food-Appeals For Aid Sent Out
Attempt Rescue.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. lS.-At least
1000 persons. mostly negroes. are fac.
ing starvation In the back country
west OF Newellton. La. as result of
me Hood and some actually are starv.
ing. according To- long distance tele-
phone messages received bv the As.
sociated press here tonight from Mar.
I'm Jacoby. mayor OF NeweIlton. and
julius solomon. town marshal.
Our appeals for relief for tho ma
rooned people in the back country
nave failed 10 bring results" the OF.
ncials said The federal authorities
have refused to provide food or boats
unless the refugees are 10 De- removed
from the section. and they say only
actual life saving will be undertaken
by the government.
In the back lands from Newellton
there are at least 1000 persons. prac.
lically all negroes. i'm dire need of
food They We're overlooked while the
rescuegs were busy taking care of the
people in Newellton and along the
leNces. Most of the white people on
The plantations were warned i'm time
10 leave for places OF safety and many
left their farm hands behind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
BRITISH NAVY
TWICE AS BIG
As GERMlMY'S 5
so DECLARES AMERIC AN
NAVAL EXPERT BEFORE
CONGRESS
The Tive Teutonic Nations Twice
as Strong as the United
States at Sea
Even France Ahead OF America
While Japan Runs Close Up
and Coming Fast

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1>-The Brit.
ish navy today is approximately twice
az strong as the combined fleets o.
Germany and Austria. while the Ten.
tonic combination has lust about
double the sea fighting force of tho
Jnlted States. according to informa.
uon IN the possession of the navy de
partment The facts were disclosed
10 the house naval committee today
by Captain Josiah Mexican. OF tho
starr or the chief of operations.
captain Mexican also said .bc
french navy was from fifteen 10 tN-en.
iy-iiVe per cent stronger than the
American. according 10 latest informa.
uon. He explained that these were
rough estimates. and that charts show
ing m" specific relations OF the vari-
Gus navies. would be- submitted later
by Rear Admiral Benson. the chief OF
operations.
So far as Is definitely known. the
captain tod the committee the Jep-
ahese building program adopted sev-
efal years ago and which will not be
completed for several years 10 come.
provides for modern fleet of eight
dreddnoushts and eicht battle cruis-
ere. u was possible he added. that
additional building yas in progress a.
all nations but the United States had
secret building policies on tho
strength Of the known program. now
ever. captain Mexican said Japan
would hove but sixteen capital ships
when the seventeen American dread
noughts built building or authorized
were commissioned
The witness disagreed with Rear
Admiral Grant chief of submarines
who preceded him. as to the adyiss-
bility Of abandoning tl, present small
er submarine type in favor of >00.,on
boats. He boliNcd thirty of the large
tconnnued ON Page sevenD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
FOR DISCUSSION OF
REVENUE REVISION

WASHINGTON Feb 1E President
WILSON. Secretary HrdncIf OF fr.
''hm'lD" department and Rcproser
.aHft hii.I.n. Democratic header OF
.1' house. arc expected to meet next
Hf"k ior SERIES of conferences out
ni which may come some tentative
plan ior iHD general revenue revision
'o Do mode bf fh oadmInI etrauou
I' generally ie cVrrfrof that no
p''c'm'll revenue legislation cvccpf
ul' lr'. SUGAR provision repeal win
'' uf-"d now. fho administration tariff
commission hiI thc protective fv.
.'nfi. tafin proposal and other n1ea..
Hr's i'IOnn- on ffc general ruh .eef
wHiIinF mtl fho preparodurea pro
sram is out oi .hc uav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
AELO FoR GRAND JuRY-

CHARLESTON. ". Vi. Feb. 1S-
james Ross wealthy farmer OF Blue
treck. was held to tine -raud jury 10
day ou the charge that he con-pired
VITA William KincaId to wreck an
OIL vel -o tuaf tho drilling company
''dld NOT continue their operation
near that OF Ross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
HUSTON MAY BE
WAR SECRETARY

WASHINGTON. Feb. IS.-The i'm
preston grew in official circles today
ihat Secretary Houston would be-
transferred TO the war department TO
succeed former Secretary Garrison.
on the way TO the cabinet meeting
'piay Mr Houston smH.usly refused
20 answer questions on the subject
but volunteered the Information that
he had completed preserfine tlc needs
OF DIS department to tl. house com
mii"e on agriculture. Tine impression
was given that Ibis affairs were In such
condition that he could make the
CuanEe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
TWO BILLIONS TO
BE ASKED FOR

LONDON. Feb. rs, 12:45 p. m.-Nev
votes OF credit amounting 10 approxi.
mately iO00p1.0OU pounds l2.O00 900.
NNol wiil be asked by Premier Asquith
Of the house OF commons on Mond4y.
The new votes will brine up Tho
total of war appropriations to aoss..
100000 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Feb 1s-Turultous scenes ,

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Feb 1s-Tumuous scenes occurred
the Oklahoma house of representatives
members voting section of election
he place of the famous Grandfather Law which
Jared unconstitutional Supreme because
effect, II d>IanchNcd the population % the
Partisan feeling the finally eliminated
ear riot prectaed by charges corruption and the passing
he lie between members during which ink bottles paper
we're used weapons serious aay seemed inevitable
maSed and advanced Republicans and Socialists
Arthur H. GeNSer chairman of the Republican
omtte rendered unconscious bv Repre-
-enave Lori> f. Bry ant of Big Heart, county
The proposed law the product Democratic caucus II had
PASSED the and passage todv
when Republican and Socialist members offered opposition
eiSer the floor through the courtesy permit
sued him Republican chairman
Representative to Republican, Ntt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
COSTLY TRAGEDY

HAHHI-HrNE pa r.I I..
f0rkme1f c1up0 p0u.a'i9r bureau .l.
Jay received fho report 0f Coo raran.
nine accident af Ernest Ir which
minors were KILLED ff uI rI.f .rr
urI0y. No c0mp.rF f-H00I Irf.r fHa
.1mrfuea'i1r lave Fourteen uf tho
mon we're single anf thirteen married
thn married men leHr'r. fhfrfen
dDH md lf orphans Dr. mHn
I'D ..r children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

fair 90 Republicans Nesbitt re-
piled that ne was reared IN sec.
tion where the Republicans had
oFerridden him with corrupt prac-
(Conrin-ed on Page nineD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

WfsHrugron. r.H. Ia-r .re..sf.
west FrrIrIn. rHII and r.wr.-t4t
..'Nrr Saturday. Sunday fafr
ONO arl Wrafr-u rrnusVIeHufa rair|
Fafrr rF. HuuIaF faIr anI ..4r.-..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Passing OF the Lie Hurting of Ink Bottles
Massed Attack BY the Democratic Majority Members
Republican State Chairman Knocked Unconscious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
Need Food

We need food for these marooned
people but We also need power boats
with which to carry the food 20 them
and also TO take out the flood victims.
some or these negroes are starving.
The stores here are exhausted: the
merchants having supplied provisions
TO the refugees until their stocks were
gone and they have been unable to got
any more. We have had no mail mo-
lContlnnaa On Eaa. El.-.nA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
RUMANIA MAY
CAST THE DIE
WITH ALL ES

LONDON. FEB. fs. 2:5t 20 M
Ocspatchcs from Bucharest state
That the -s1turc Of Errerum bv
the Russians is crystauIz,ro the
decision of Rumania 90 ira -ae-e
at an early date" says the Rome
ccrrcspondert o. me Escbsroe
Telegraph company. "In Rumsr.
"a official circles IN symnathv
".th the entente. It is stated tbst
in March there will be a conce,.
ration of Russian troops .r Ces.
serabia Tor che purpose of perrit.
unq Numan'a to transfer troops
20 The Bulgarian frontier. mis-
fa0sfef already Ir in rroo-eas
.I1 tnc me. nti0r- the allies are
f11tenirg the transportation 90
saIonisI ~ the Serbian. Albanian
and Mortc0eqrin armies. which
tHe French ard British troop.
WIT make possible ar Offensive
movement simultareousiy win
the Intervention Of Ruraria
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19
Iumultuous Scenes in Cklahoma's
Legislature When Parties Clash on
Election Law Intended to Evade the
Edict Of United States Supreme Court

REPUBLICANS AND SOCIALISTS ON ONE SIDE COME TO
BLOWS WITH DEMOCRATS ON THE OTHER AMID
SCENES OF EXCITEMENT AND CONFUSION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb 1S-The passed the house
% to a. approved by L. Williams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

While lul frfaUs of .H. ca4r.r. a.
Lil"rum. Twk.h Armtra ar. .frI
lacking. .euI official advice. Fr.r.
iffi'Erad are fo the effect chat most
'i 'le Turkish Earr...n mai, fnsI. ..
INOu.arf. of Armenian. ...
tcoutiuued on rsrs rtnsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

Representative Paul Nesbitt.
Democrat. of Pittsburg county.
had voted ln favor of the proposed
law and as ne announced his vote.
ltepItocntauye sans. Republ can
tsunted Nesbi1 with being 'un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-19

'c''7"8'1 ~ ~. as7,aI
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

liaetta, who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Carlsons sister, Mrs. A. H. Veg
ner for the past week, left today for
their home.
A. L. Morgan and Miss Pearl Nor
gan left yesterday afternoon for Boise
her ethey will spend the Christmas
holidays at the home of Judge and
Mrs William Morgan
A. w. Stevens is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Ronig
and renewing old acquaintance at the
University of Idaho, while stopping off
here on his way to his home in Spo-
kane from Ogden, Utah. where he is
stationed nthe interests of the U. S.
F. S.
The chamber of commerce good
roads meeting scheduled for Tuesday,
December 26, is destined to be a sue
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

Luther l.. Smith to W. NJ Bailey,
NEA seq and E1a NEA, Sec. 5-42-5,
except $1,000 mortgage.
H. A. Jones to Luther L. Smith, in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

William Cox was a business visitor
in the city today from Juliaetta
G.. o. McMinimey, a lawyer of Ilo,
made a business visit in the city today.
The University of Idaho closed yes
terday afternoon for the holiday per-
iod. Work will be resumed January 3
Miss Louise Stephenson, who has
made her home in the city for the past
two years will leave tomorrow for 1ser
home in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kramer and Mrs
L. F. Gibbs were in the city yester-
day afternoon and this morning fror'
Cotton on a Christmas shopping trip
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Carlson of Jul
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

Annie and l. B. Becky to Harvey
Kendrick. Consideration $1,000.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21
FILED AT AUDITORS OFFICE
Warranty Deeds

Luther l.. Smith to w. NJ. Bailey
NEA SEA and E1a NE14, Sec. 5-42-5
except $1,000 mortgage.
H. A. Jones to Luther L. Smith, in
terest in NEASEA and E1a NEA
Sec. 5-42-5.
Board of Trustees of Presbyterian
Church to ]. C. Wiki, Lots 5 and in
Blk. 8, Moscow. Consideration $2500.
H. A Dinsmore, ct Tx, to S. Barg-
hoorn, 40 acres in Sec. 20 and 3240-3.
James c. Troop, ct ux, to w. NJ.
Bailey Lot and SWANEA Sec. D
4a-5 Consideration $4,000.
Geo. D. Guernsey to Mrs. Anna B.
Cook Lots 1 and 2, Blk. s, Hampton.
Consideration $500.
Mortgages
Scott E. Reeder ct uX, to 0. w.
Nelson, Lots ! and 2, Sec 30-39-3.
Consideration $500.
Chattel Mortgages
jas. H. DyS W II lieu TOilSttJ " HC.id
horses, harness, wagons, etc. Consid-
Grafton $2222. due Dec IS, 1917.
Torge's Nordby, ct ux, to Bank of
Genesee, 6 horses, COWS, % pigs,
crop interest on Hougen ranch. Con-
sideration $500, due October /, 1917.
G. NJ. Toner to N. Williamson, 10
head horses, 2 cattle, implements.
Consideration $500.
Releases
John Cord to Scott E. Reeder ct ux,
Lots 1 and 2 2, Sec 30-39-3, and E1a
NEA Sec 25-39-4.
B. T. Byrns to Thos. E. Condell, ct
Tx, VIZ NEA, E1a NWA, Sec. 1884.
G. c. Jewett to Chas. A. Lacy, parts
of Sec 6-40-2 and 1902 and Sec. 33-
41-2. Consideration $S169.30.
Lease and Agreement
Annie and |. B. Becky to Harvey
E. Boston, Lots /, 2, 8, and A. Blk. 80, |
Kendrick. Consideration $1,000
Every farmer shonld use printed
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

cess in every way if the sentiment ex-
Farmers Union at the annual. meth g
yesterday afternoon is any criterion
of the interest being taken over the
county. When President Arnold Lyon
asked for an expression as to how
many would accept the invitation to
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

ATTEND given them by Scott Ogden,
secretary of the chamber of commerce.
all present held up their hands
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21
Dire Possibility.

Maybe It's lucky they didn't have
moving pictures when Shakespeare
wroAe.'
"Why?" %
lied probably have put Hamlet In.
to the form Of 's'nario' and left the
poetry out"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21
Quite So,

Quite So.
what is the difference between q
horse track enthusiast and strawber-
~ grOwer?"
II suppose the principal difference
Is that while one is trying to pick the
winners the other is trying to win the
pickers."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

letterheads. 1t will bring him bust
ness and improve his standing.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

II pays TO advertise in The Daily
Star-Mirror
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

Your most progressive neighbors
take the Star-M Mirror. h
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21
ADVERTISING

Subscribe tor G'ae Daily star-Mirror
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-21

HUFF. PLAYERS STAR PARAMOUNT PICTURES
he is
to DO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-05
gebr beftise 2lrtiuerie.
fdmpie
JinSen IN Der Gsseus bon getSun
fatt.
Die Granaofer on elmer Stsqs in einen
beati9en 9rabsn sinsebrunssn.
Die beuti&sn Slisssy spisSsr ie5r sr,
foIgrei5.

erlin, 4. Wai. Der am Don.
neritus Don Der oberitsu SetresIsituns
0eroffsntIi9te Offi3isas geri9t iiber
bic ereignift aui BEN arisssIdau.
pIas lautet ME fOIst:
YMeitli6er Griessi41uplab: Su Der
9sseno atpiihen grmeittisrss uuo
4rrds habeu oiemli6 9eftige Gdmpis
ftattsefuHben. SH Der Rdbe Don Sous
4ss unb nOrb0fli6 Oon Gems. pie
aud In Der Gessnb nou Isubi[s fins
ben fortipdbrenb Minsutdmpfe itatt.
RorbpeiiIi6 Don Gems purSe Elm Qn.
griff Der 9riien, Der elmer MinsnsGr.
pIoiion fpIgte, i4nsa a5ssT4lagsu.
.Sn Der Tsaasssssno nabm pG9D
renb b.s absnSs Sas Irtileriefeuer
auf beiben Seitsn in itarter Weiis
su, unb es mar DGbrenb Der Ha6t
gang beionbers bsftis. Gin qnsrifi
Der Gran5ofen duf un'ere poiitionsH
on ben albbdnsen tusitIi5 Dom Sob.
ten Wtann" purbsn dbgei9lasen.
SiibpeitIi9 bon Ssm 6iigel sslans ss
bem Geinb, jitb In sinsm unIersr por'
seiGtobenen GrGbeR Isf.3uieben.
Bon mtbrersn feiHoliben asro.
pfau,n, bic am 0onnsritas Murssn
Bomben in ben Barten bes tonisliden
Shloffes su Oiteroe parfen, purbe
ems in einsm itattssfuHoensn aampf
in Der Ndbe bon WiOOsllerte ab9ss
i4piIsn. Der fgiibrsr, ein fran5Oiiider
Sffi3ier, tpurbs getobt,t. WsitIid pon
2ispin i6oifei bsuti6e 4btpebrtanos
nen u. Waai1inengei6iise 5lpei feinbs
Hide 4eroplane ab. ,yn Der 9ssenb
bes Sorts @aur (bei gsrbun) tpurben
afp<i feinbli4e GlugsuSs gum Risbsr'
geben ge5ipungen.
.Ssiflider &risssfdauplob: Die
Gage III bier I'm 4asemeinen unpers
dnoeri. llniere 2ufti6iffe griffen IN
erfolsrsiner Meiie bic GiIta6abns
nnInsen In Mplobes5no itgo Minst,
ipie duh ben giIenbabntHotsnpuutt in
2uirintc, norb5fIi9 ron pinsi, an.
sNuf BEN Daltdn!yiegsihauplas
.srs 20 atttA @ia asissa sss'sast
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-05

ssseniiber. Sie geilassn entbieltsn
ansebli6 au9 seHaus Woridriften Be.
treffenb ben gmpfang, bic 8ebano.
lung, bic 5bdtisteit unb &oniroqe bris
tii4er &anonisre OH 8orb DON Sans
oeIsidiffen.
Nus biefen Suftruttionsn~, Iagt
oas WfemoraHbum, rersisbt iid liar.
oaB bsitiidte snsliide 9anbelsidiffe
offi5ielle GrIaibnib baben beutIde
unterfeeboots beimtiidifd ansugreiien,
mo INNER fie Tn ibre RGbs tommsn.
unb obne Bebeuien fi5 In einen
Hrmpf ultt ibnen einsulaFen.- =
0as Wemprantum mar per5ffents
lidt tporben, rbamit bic neutralen
Wtd4te ibre untertbdnen pdrnsn ipus
ten, ii9 uno ibr Gigeutbum beitiidien
S6iffen Der Jeinbe 9eutf1lanSs Tsps
ner uibt dusupertrdueu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-05
Der 3e$pelins 2lnariff ani
Bite britii1e Cftfiifte.
Sabriisn, 5o9ofen, Gii.nba5naHIas
GEN, aaftenbatterien unb fsiubIi4e
Rriessf9iffe
WurS.n in erfOlsrei4er Weiis oun
BEN 2uftfdtffeH bombarbirt.

Berlin, 4. Wui. auf brdbtloiem
Mese na9 Sanbills. Das beutide
WsdriHeomt BAT ben folsenbsn Be-
ri9t ii6er ben in Der 9ienFag gadt
sema6ten 3sppelinansriff auf bic
engIifde uHb i&uttii4s DitHiFe nsrs
0ffentlidt:
rSn Der Rd9t BON 2. gum 8. Rai
sriff elm beutf9es aufiidiffsef&ipa.
Der ben mittIeren unb n6rbIi4en Sbsil
ber Dittiiite Guslanbs an. Ga5ritsn,
5o40ftn unb giisnbabnsn In Der
Rdbe Don RibbI.sborousb unS Stod.
ton. inbuirislIe Gtablifsmsnts In
Der Rdbe Don Cumberland, Der Be.
fsiiiste Safsn bon SarilepooI, bic
laiiftsHbatterisn fiibIih Don benz lyluiis
Sees unb britif&. arisssiaiffs an
Der Ginfebrt in Der syirtb OF Gortb
ipnrb.n in ipirtiamer @eiie nit pislen
Bomben beIest.
rans uRfere auftfdiff. iinb. irob
bes limitanbss. bab iie in beftissr
Neil. beidoien iuurbsn, unperiebrt
sariids,sehrt, nit 9tusnabme bss
.2 201. bas bon sinem iiarten SiiSs
tpinb bonn aurs abs uno sssen Rors
ben sstrisben ipurbe, unb nadbem tim
bds 5eiSmoterial aussesansen mar,
In Der gaGhe BON Gtapanser psruns
gliidt 1T. Die gang. geiabuns bsfin.
bet ii1 in Giderbeit."
lleber bic 2lsroplanansriffe auf BE
ensltfk aiiite unb In Der Ditfee, Ssibt
es In benz geri4t tpie foIst:
.am Radmittas beB 8. mai sriff
Elm btniifes MarinsfTusssug IN CT.
folgreidsr Beiie cine britiide RiiHsn.
buiierie In Der gidbe pcn Sanbnih.
fiibIi@ BON Der 1beHiemiinbuns, an.
pie aud bie eufti&ifiuitotionsn
iutRtiA pou Deal