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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
SUMMER SCHOOL
OPENS At AUSTIN
Two Thousand Students to Take spe.
eiaI Courses In State University
Or. w. 8. Sutton In charpe.
tBy' Associated Press,

Austin, Texas. June 2i.-with an
enrolment Of approximately 1000 stu.
dents. the University Of Texas sum.
mer school has opened for an eight
weeks term. The majority OF stu.
dents are teachers who desire to take
special courses In certain branches of
study.
DIR. W. S. Sutton. dean OF the de.
partment OF education OF the uniyer.
sity. is the official head OF the sum.
NOR school. Included In the number
who are attending this school are stu.
dents Nho have failed to make certain
grades during the regular term. and
me summer school has given them a
chance to make these grades and be
prepared for advancement when the
regular term opens next September.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
bR0WNWOOD POSSE
KILLED MEXICAN
Had Attacked White, Lady a. She
Slept, infIIetino Painful Wounds
With Knife.

Brownwood, Texas, June Cicero
nimo Lerma, the Mexican suspected
OF assaulting with knife Mrs. w u.
kuykendall while she slept here early
Tuesday. was found by a posse about
10 miles from here and Immediately
shot TO death.
Mrs. Kuykendall, wife Of a local
lumberman. was slashed about the
head and breast with large butcher
knife in the hands OF Lerma, a young
Mexican employed as a servant in the
family, as she slept about 3 o'clock
Tuesday morning. Although she prob.
ably will recover, she will lose one eve
and be disfigured for life. physicians
say.
The Mexican was an orphan and
had been taken into the family as a
servant some time ago. while the Kuy.
kendall family lived at Harrington.
Texas. II was believed that he had
become incensed over reading Mexi.
can war news, which was accentuated
by associations with local Mexicans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
WIRELESS STATION
N mexico CITY
The Mexican Government H.s Just
Completed Station In Ministry
Building.
(By Associated pre.s ,

Mexico City. June 21.-A wireles.
telegraph station has just been com.
pleted In the building Of the ministry
OF communications, and is said to be
In perfect working order. Its range
Oh communication has not been fully
tested, and the information has not
been made public.
Ihe Mexican government has Just
acquired five wireless sets Of portable
type which will be installed at va.
rlous points throughout the country.
New stations win be established At
Alrnos' Acapulco. Vera Cruz and Bo.
choioampo. State Of Sonora. New sta.
tions are projected for various points
throughout Northern Mexico.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
GERMANS CLAIM RUS
SLAMS DRIVEN BACK
Desperate Fighting on Russian Front
With Teutons Struggling Hard to
Hold SIavs In Check.
(By Associated Press.)

London, June ll.-The Russians
who crossed the styr River west Of
Kolki, were driven back in a counter
attack, the Germans claim today.
Northwest OF. Lutsk the Russians
strongly resisted the German ad.
vances. With the Austrian rear guard
closely engaging them, the Russians
have crossed the River Serets. The
Austrian statement says in the Lek-
atchi district southeast of Vladimir.
the capture Of thirteen hundred Rus.
SLAMS was reported.
A violent attack on the trench posi-.
tions northwest of Rheims was made
by the Germans last night at Hill lOs
In the direction of Berry-Au-Bac. Ac-.
cording to the French statement the
French artillery fire repulsed the at.
tack.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
|DII'fR BUILDING
BEING IMPROVED
'd'ng viii BE Made Three Stories
Instead Of Two and viii BE Put
. Down on Street Grade.

|onl factor T. B. Hubbard yester.
sslvted a large force OF workmen
ring out the front and lower floor
|he A. ]. Wagner Building on the
Per Of Bryan and West Anderson
ts. The building, which is now
stories with the lower floor about
feet above the street level. will
hanged to a three story structure
he lower floor will be on a level
~ street grade. A new and
p front will be put In the build.
e walls will be undermined with
pte and when completed Mr..
lrd says II will be a nice mod
hree story building and on one
e best corners in the city. New
p Will be put in and with the
Ealk running along between the
er property and the Elks Club on
fel with the street II will change
looks OF this section Of the city,
ing 1T much nicer. Mr.. Wagner.
asked who would occupy the
Ff3or OF the newly constructed
hodse. said that he was not in
sition to say right at present.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
FOR $4,000 FUND.

Austin. Texas. June 2i.-The Ex.
Students Association of the University
OF Texas has appointed a committee
Oh tve to act as trustees of fund
assresatins $4,000 for scholarships
In the university. The COMMITTEES
was also authorized to solicit funds
oy which others are to be benefited.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
Austrian Army Cut In Two.

(By Associated Press)
London. June 21.-Confirmation of
the reports of the cutting in two Of
General Planners army in Bukowina,
vas contained in dispatch to the Star
from Petrograd. II was occas:oned by
the attempt Of the Austrians to re.
treat In two directions to reach the
fortified line south from Czernowitz
before the Russians. The Russian
General Letchitzsky. however. reached
the line at the same time. cutting in
two the Austrians.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
Evacuated Matamoros.

brownsville. Texas. June 2i.-The
civilian and military population Of
Matamoros. opposite here. evacuated
the town today. General Ricaut. com.
mand'ng the garrison. is moving his
neadauarters ten miles inland. The
American officials are puzzled.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
Pershins Gave the oouor.u,,,v

tBy Associated Press)
san Antonio. Texas. June 2l.-Gen.
erai Pershing gave Mexicans a good
opportunity to make good their threat
II he moved In any direction except
NORTH but the Mexicans declined the
issue He sent a small detachment
30 miles from the base yesterday to
investigate the reported concentration
OF troops. according to his report TO
General Funston today. but found no
Mexicans.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
No Marching Orders Yet.

Washington. June 2i.-Marching or.
ders for the National Guard organiza.
tions summoned to the colors are still
held up pending completion OF mobili.
zation OF troops in the State camps
AS soon as a sufficient number are
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
WILL JUDGE POULTRY.

(sident c. L. jenkins OF the
p County Poultry Association Is
Peipt OF a letter from II. b. Saw.
y Bolton accepting the offer OF
association to Judge the poultry
/ poultry show here on December
hnd $. Mr.. Savage is a noted
lyman OF Texas and acknowl.
to be one OF the best poultry
In the whole country.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
SPEND SUMNER IN GEORGIA.

Mrs. II. r. 0usley. mother of Hon
Clarence ousley. win leave Bryan this
afternoon for points in Georgia. where
she will spend the summer. Mrs. Gus
ley will be met at Fort Worth by a
cousin who will accompany her on her
journey.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
owers Working on Carranza to Preuent Breok
MAY SUCCEED THOUGH
OFFICIALS EXPECT WAR

European Powers Are Trying to Hold Carranza
in Check to Keep Him From Bringing On War
With United States-Allies Are Especially
Active, Believing the Germans Helped to In.
flame the Mexicans- Washington Anxious to
Learn Effect of Note on Carranza as Whole
Matter Is in His Hands War Vessels Are
Under Way-The Last Consul Has Come Out
of Mexico No Marching Orders for Mobiliz.
ing Militiamen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
Sea Fighters Under Way.
(By Associated Press.)

San Diego. Cal. June 2i.-the de.
stroyers Hull. Hopkins and Truxton
sailed from here this morning. The
Hull goes to Lapaz. the Hopkins to
San Jose DE cabo. and the Trnton to
Topolobampo.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
mesleans to Drill.
(By Associated Press

W N"'"NIHEVu f-fNNtlI
Galveston. Texas. June 2i.-Begin.
ming Sunday the military training of
thousands OF volunteers will begin I'm
Mexico. according to information
reaching the Mexican consulate today
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
Consuls All Out.

CBy Associated Prcss.)
Eagle Pass. Texas. June 2i.-Con.
sui John r. silliman. formerly station.
cd at saltillo, arrived here late last
night. He was the last American con.
sui to leave Mexico.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
= GREGORY FOR
SUPREME BENCH
tBy Associated Prcss)

my Associatcd PrcssD
darlington. June '2i. Attorney
|ral 7. w. Gregory Of Austin.
p. continues to be prominently
ioned as President Wilson's ap.
zee - succeed Associate Justice
PES. resigned. on the supreme
bench. The president is expect.
fin the vacancy within a very
Nays.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
German Aviator Killed.

London. June 2i.-Lieutenant I'm.
melmann. famous German aviator.
was reported killed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
carranza Forces Strengthened.
CBy Associated Press.)

CBy Associated Press.)
Eagle Pass, Texas. June 21.-Car.
rama General Murgia arrived at Pied.
ras Negras opposite here today with a
detachment of two thousand Yaoui
indians reinforcing the garrison
there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21

mustered into the federal service, the
war department will send them to
Funston.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21
Flee From Mexico City.

tBy Associated Press.)
washington, June Especial Agent
Rodgers at Mexico City advised the
state department today the train to
Vera Cruz yesterday carried a spe.
ciai car with thirty Americans, mostly
women. They will arrive at Vera
Cruz today unless the car is detained
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-06-21

Heed no, a blusterer, but beware OF
silent man.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-30
Dcilticbc S6laftua9cn>
6cicHicbaft ee9riinSct!

Berlin, 80. Sob. (fSltafen6epe.
i6e) - gPit einem 2lftienfapital
BON 5 D9iaionen 01ort. oos ipGter
ouf 40 Mlil(ionen 02art erb6bt per-
bcn iol, lit ioeben Die 0fitteleuro-
pGii6e Sdloflpa9en.@ .@eieIlidaft &c.
qrilnoet moroen. 8ie @eieIlibaft,
an Der Die metiten qroBen Oeltti6en
9aufen beteiligt iino, miro Oen
8ienIt iiberne6men, oen bisber Die
synternationa(e SdlofiDagen.@e @eiel-
ifait oeuti6en oiterreid.ungariiden
bulgariideu mo tiirfiideu 8abnen
lieferte.
sic bat Sen g2anien s!O2itropa"
cine 9lbfilr3ung bon 01ittelenropn,
onaenonlnen un0 Bat bic llrter.
ltiibung bon Einan8iers in 0elttid).
lano, Seiterreih llngarn 9uloaricn
uno Der Siirfel.
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cibcralc Spcncem fir
Sic Ji9cncwebr!

Die aompogne 8ur gIuibringlme
BON $4,000 fir Orei Sabre, Inn Die
Bon Scouts in GmaGo 5u organiiie-
rem mo lebensfdbig 8u balten, III
erfoIgrei6 berloufen. 843 8itrger
baben beriproden $4,000 nuf5u.
bringen. Ser rationale Grgarriia-
tor 8. g. 5reemon, Der Die glrbeit
leitete. lit ilber Ieinen grfoIa iebr be-
frieoigt.
3u gleid,er 3eit puroe fiir ooS
9Gtenbehn bon Batter Sobioge,
aSouie Of Sope~, geianlmeIt no in
luenigen 3oeen Die 5umme bon
$4,000 beriproaen. sInt Wlontag
miro oieies giirgerfonitee iih ipie.
Der neriommein mo bofft man bis
Oobin $4,000 ec8eidnet 5ll bcfpm.
men. SIN @nn5en ioIlen fiir oieies
sSnititit $4,000 niifsebradt per.
ben
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Oes Reit3skdl15lers
90. OeburtstG0!
Sic gerliner geb0lfernng ueranital.
tet inn 5n Siren Dor bem
9alait cine 7emouitratiOH,

Berlin, 80. g}ob @eiterr
purOe Der Neidsfan3ler 36eobal0 B.
9yetbmnnnSoaiueg 60 Sabre oIt
Gic 3eitllngen oler 9arteien DiOr
men ibn ber8lih geboItene glrtb
Tel nnb rilbmen ieine 2lufrNbtigtett
9os gerIiner 8olf itronlte in 3abl
reiden S6odren noh Dem @arteu
0es Geidsfon5Ier8 4alait8 OIL Oer
@ilbelm StraBe unb ergingen iif
In So6rltfen ouf ben aon8ler Die
Ter belt cine fpr3e glniprahe, noraili
Sic geiu1er patriotiihe 2ieoer er,
idlollen IieBeu rmo inter nohmaIi'
cclt Sohrtlfen zen @orten nerlieBen
getblnnnn.Sollmcg muroe onl' 30
gloueulber 1856 in pobenfiuolp
granoenbilrg, gcboren uno cr5ogen
>ccym 3a9rc 1856 nnr6e or 2onornt
1899 gfegierurgSpr0iioenf IN 8rom.
bera, i'm Sftober oesielben sSobres
Cberprdiioent Der 4ropin1 grar ben,
bnra, i'm @}Gy3 1905 01iniiter Dee
Snneren ut0 ON ii. syuli 1907
Dfeihsfan5ler.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-30
Uaticnalz1 z1tnipcriit6t
fir t1lmiik gcplaltt!
Man iuill fir Sieielbe 6erii6mtc 9c6.
rer ans Oem glnslan6e
Beriiber bernfen.

glem gorf, 30. gtop.- Die Sat.
iohe. aoB Die 5lr 3cit in europa
omtiereroen ofnerifaniiben DipIos
maten unb aoniltIar6edlllten ouf Die
llnonnebnlli6fciteu binipciicn, oenen
nmeritanii1e Sttoentinnen nnter
ben iebigen gerbdItuiiien oritben
onsgeieet iinO, bat cine gn3obl ber-
borragenoer mrerifoniider Dtuiif-
fre4nbe beronIabt cine ueit iiber
Dem ilbliden 9lr6ibnitts- -Nipeou
itebenoe M1iifihuIe gu griin0elt. oil
oie berborrogenoite Dhliifer oes
gluslanoeS au berufen n1rcn. gln
ser Spite Dieier 8euegung Itebt
tSruu Geon bon Bolton ltno Stem
gort, Die nit oIlern Gifer bic Or
ridtung elmer notionaIen ltniberit.
tat fir Wtuiif onitrebt. sic bat
bereits NIT Der @riin0ung elmer @e-
iangidtle in Stem gort begonneh
Der Signor 6errllccio gorrooetti ais
9ireftor boritebt.
Our Soroerung oteies 9Sroietts
miro elm erltipredeuoer 6onO ms Sc
ben gerufen per0en.
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11cmcrSnM1t0 Scr pcit>
6ebiibren I'M Amsiibt!
Ginecnt 9Orto mag fir griefe I'M
SrtsDerfebr eiusefiibrt
iuer0en.

gSaI6ington, 80. g1ob. = aGe
8orberettlngen fino oofitr getroffen,
in Der fonlnen6en &ongreBieiiion ei.
ne geeuoronunq Der 9Soitgebit6ren
ourd5uiebetL pel9e in Der borigen
5eIiion berl6oben per0en ntuBten,
neil Die 8e3ohI1ng Der @iienbabnen
fir Die &oitbeioroerung nod ni6t
georonet mar nno nod intner cine
geritGnoigung be8iiglidb Der @ebil9-
rem fir Die &pitin6en 5tueiter Glai-
ie ousIton6, pel9er Die periooifhen
9eitIAriften nngeboren, ipelhe Oo-
0urh i'm 8erbdltnis 81 ben t1glid
eriheinen0en 3eit1tngen in ltnbiaiger
8eiie bebor5uet inurDen. ller 8or-
oaslid)t nad miro fir oieie alaIIc
oos 3oneninitcnL mic fir bic BoIt-
pofete eingefiihrt iperoen, 10 BOB oas
9orto nod Der @ntfernltng berehnet
miro, nuf lpelhe iie 81 >befor0ern
Iin0. @eifiebt 6ns, 10 lit eil0lih
9(uslidt borbonben, Dob iuenigltens
fir ben Ortsberfebr oos longeriebnte
@incent- 9orto eingefitbrt miro, bo
beoeltten0e @rlparniiie ben 8oItetat
erIeihtern peroen. Der 8orlibet1oe
oes @oitfonttees 6eS &eprdienton-
tenbolties Moon ittto Der 9bgeor6ne-
te 2tttber 8m. @tott bon Stem 0orf
balten Die 9lu3iibten fir bic 9ltrh-
ieBttng Ser cylpdbnten gleuerltngen
fir giinItig imo Der 2ebtere meiit
oarouf bin BOB Die aerinaeren ao-
item 0en 0rtsnerfebr 8rt Der eripabns
ten @eoor5ugung nOIlalf bere6ti-
gen.
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9onoou, 30. 9loD. - Die 9laiier-
fen ic6cn iebt i1rc Gon5c &offmtno
uuf sic yllriicu; oieic iollcn Die ri.
maniid)en 2lrmecr, melde ii6 in ber'
Swciietcr Gage beiinoeu retten.
6icr beute eingetroiieue 9epcidcl
IuIicn crtennen 0uB ruiiiihe Streit.
fraitc bic 0eutIhen lnlo oiterreiA'
lnaariiden Stetlln0en IN 0cn Iil0-
Iiden Garpat6eF nit groBer 8udt
angreifen 1mo cine 0ffeniipe ergrifl
fen ba6en, BON melhcr bieiioe Wtili.
MISUNDERSTANDING ia8en, DAB JaIo-
moriboa gtadeltien ge5plngen lein
miro, non Dem ihperen 8rlds ocn
or auf Die rlmGniide 2lrnee otlsil6t,
abgllaGen. Die gludnen nohern
Nd jebt ibrer lcbten 8ertei0iglmgs.
hcaung Dor 0atareit.
Ger rliiliihe 9oritoB bel Stirlt.
bn6a miro bier oIs 0er bette itrates
oiifc qua bctradtet. Der, ioatc er
erioIgret6 ieilL Bic Numdnel mic0er
IN oen geiib cinc5 groBcu Iciles
ron Siebenbiirgen ieeen miro. Gie
3eutiten merbeu ge5pltngeH mer-
ben, lire 2inien meter ou96uOebnen,
pollen iie 0ieiem neuen anIturm Der
ghIIien erfoIgrcin beaegnen. 8ml
fie oieies nidlt bonn iin0 tie geidbrs
liden 5lantenaagriiien ausgeiest.
Isle britiid)en Militarfritifer founea
qan3 berubigt ieip; Dtodenien uno
5alfenboDn beoiirfen ibrer RatI6ld.
qc ni6t; oieie lpiiien gan3 gcnolt
ua5 bic GjIode qeidlagen es lit
ras 5terbeqelapt fir Die ghtmdneuD
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Oanflaounol
Son NnuG Sirditeih Chicago.
(gluS Der Sammlnns 6er gerinIIeriu,)

gSr Oanteu br nnenOlid bo6e Mndt
0ak bnrdJ bid bGs 9aiein unro gegeben!
&ir 0aHfen br ban Ses llrieins @Gdt
On erueft 3nm Sidlte nnO 5nm Gcben!
gir OanfeH Dir fir cOen 6er5ensidjlas,
5ir nurer Sunc iunuberbares Hegeu!
gSr Oanfen Oir fir eOen Sag
9enn jeOer tit elm (SOttesiegcn
gSir OaHfcn Dir, ban 6nrdl bid bic &atnr
Sn Oieiem Sabre nHs 10 reid beideufte!
gSr Oanfcn Dir, 0Hk nber lel6 nn0 5lnr
Sid 6eine SnHO 10 idabeuS, siig ieufe!
60 luie i'm Sen5 6efrndtenb nieOerflieRt
4nf jnnse Santcn unrmer 1aicHreseh,
60 jett bes Scrbites Heidtum fd ergft
Sm llcberlnhe lUfeRS, entsegeu.
Sud iauS Sus aorn mnS ieinc gcbre IhwDG,
aIs mOlte Rreugen ie Die gelbe 6Hle,
limb in Der Srunbe, rnnO fe iraffenO, pnoa
Der eSle Sdft in nhr5igiafer 5lae.
limb bpl nnO prnngenD hing Strand nnO Baum
Die reife 5rndt ms labeHO sn erqnifen;
6ait trngeu lire Gait bic 3meiGe fanm
Is dieu, ais Wulf bre 9edtnm ie beOrifeu.
Gimm nnicru 9anf, Sn Serrfderin Der 8elt
9n bObc WGdlt, Die ii6 10 mil6 erseise,
9ad Oeren 8nuIdDe bod am Simmels5elt
Der SOnnen6Gu It'd auf. nnO neoernei8te.
Die Glemeute fOgeu 6einem IDrt
Sie 6anbein itctS, mie Sn tie gebeiFeu
Oh llnerforidlidc, uolli binfOrt
9lnd gnaOig nns nHO sebefrOb erlueiien!
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DcMtit6c 1Sldttcr iibcr
amer. 1tnficlltr0litiit!
ge6anytcn, baf grai. GilTDn bic
Snnd6uDtfrase uieOer au5r-
idneibcn beabiidtist,

glmiter6on1, 80. geob. Sicr
eingetroffene oeutide 3eitiutgeit err
geben li9 in bitteren geliBertngen
iibcr glnerifas llnneiitrolit1t u1lo
erbeben gegen 9raf0ent 8ilfon bic
glnfloee, oob er ben 8eriud) itfters
niinntt, SEN Soudbootfrieg iinnlog-
li6 at MAIDEN.
rDos oeuti6e 8olf," fagt bic
a6lnii6e 8olfg3eihtng, pipiro Ticb
neigerlt Brdiioent @iIion aIs @ers
mittIer on5uerfenmelt tpenn ct Die
Sou6bootfroge pieoer onidneiOet.
@r berlubt, oen Sou1bootfrteg ltns
m0qlid at mo6en. gsenn ole
Gondboottriegfroge ipieoer Sln
8rennpurft miro, 10 miro es nidt
9eutidlono ieiit, 6os 8erlpred]rus
gen gebrohen bot. ionberll atne-
rifa, Oenn 8otidafter @erarh bat
nerfprnAeit, oaB glnerifa ruhio iein
ruiir0e, ipettn 0eittihlanO lem Gpr-
lpre6ungen bolten tDitrDc. Gics
bat Gs getdn
g8euti6lono miro Sen Grieg frcb
glmerifos llnneiltrolitdt geDinnen,
erfldrt Die &olniide 3eitling. 08ir
beobii6tigeu, inns beSiigIid) oes
San9bootfrieees nur nad linierefl
eiaenen S5ntereIien 8u rihten linO
iperoen neoer onlerifnniiher Dro.
bun9 nod S9meidelei geltntten,
lus au beeinfluiien.4 (gaan fiebt,
ofe picOer aufeenomneneli Sesereien
Der proengliiden 3eitlingelt 0ieies
2nnbes baben ibren 3pef erfiirlt.
0bgleid Staatsiefretdr 2aliiiag oits4
oriidlid erflGrt bot, OoB abTohit
feline llriade borliegt, ipeIde III Der
Goudbootfrnge cine Aenoerltng her-
borrufen iollte, boben oieie @iidJe
nidt oilfeebort gu bebet1 lino in
9eutidlono gIoitbt man n1tn 0aB
oieie 8ldtter Die 9lnii9t Der 9egie.
rung ousoriiden iin0 regt fidJ oarii.
Der auf - aIio Der 3ued Der SeBe-
rel lit errei6t.)
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1862 Britelt inn
21opentber ocfaHcn!
Die WeiantDerluitc Der griten be-
siffern iidl i'm MOnat HObems
Der anf 1865 Naun.

2onOon, 30. gfob. SSSu oen er.
ten 80 3agen oe8 0lonats gtonent-
tcr itno in o;cienl &riege auf alien
GtlohtfeIoern 1862 griten geiol.
len. Die heute peroffentlidte Ser
luItliite peiit m gon5en 74,615 Sea.
men auf. @elallen limo; 891 Diff
5icrc lno t7Ti1 0onn; 3uian1unen
1882. 8ermuttoet t400 Gffi3iere
uno 1853 Monn; 3uionnen 49,.
063. 8efnngen rmo bern1iBt 1853
0ffi5iere uno 7757 Monn; 5uian-
men 1920. 0icrtn itn6 Die 8erIuite
Oc8 2nnobeere8 uno Der Marine elm.
gei6loIien.
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Teierlidje Seitattnlg
Oes totem $erritbcrS!
Die Iterbli6en 1teberreftc BON hailer Sran5
Joiepb finSen bcmtc in Scr Haiicreruft
~ 1ricn iRrcn leSten 1ambcplat.
Das pOlk iaet pcritcrbcnem Pcrri@cr febewcbf.

2onoon, 30. giob. - Die Eoten.
qruft Summer 1873, in Der Be
grGbnisItGtte Der oltcn &opelle Der
aopu3inerpdter au 8ien, miro belttc
abeno Die 1terbli9e Siille Oes totem
9oiiers 6ran3 SoicpbS aufnebmen.
0epeiben bon 8ien beiagen ooB
oae 8orbereitllngen fir Die Belle
bung getroffeu iino unO OaB Die
geilesltng oes ritterli9en @errihers
nit irlitteIaIterlihem 8onlp Dor iid
geben miro.
sSrnno SSoiepb miro ieinen lcbten
gtubeplas beute au ipdter gaodnlit-
tagsItunOe ne6en ieincn 8orgdngern
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CcnScn lOicSer cinmal
ilnait0encRnt bcriibrt!

Qonbon, 30. g1ob. - 2onooner
Gyindll8freiie itno iiber Die bon Der
gmerifonildlen Nun6eS-8onfbeh0roe
ali Die omerifaniidan @eloinititutc
crloiienc 8ornnng, ibr @elo nidt in
cnglil6e Sd)obulrt8uoten on5uleGen
umangenebm terilbrt. Nnn fam
oas 8orge6en Der 8unocS gont.
6ebor0c bier nidlt b0reifen. (iSinoet
oieic 8orming III 2(merito 9ea6.
timg, oom miro iie li6 fir ins nls
eroBe Nobltot erlpelien. 8enn Die
9unoes 9aifbe16r0e (6eoerol Hc-
ierbe 9odrb) nielnols mcbr cttuas
@ltes nut oieie cine Eat ge1iigt,
ibm einen gliten gtamen au fthern.)
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Bctit6after 6crarS
bel 1ordi. 1Dilicn!

@olbingtou, 80. 9too. = BOT
ihnfter @croro, mclthcr om 5. Dc
5eluber feline g3iidreiie naf) Berlin
on51treten beobiihti9t, botte geitern
obcnO init @r1iioept 8ilion cine
l1ngerc 9 lpreduug, III peIder ibm
oieier ieine glnIihten iiber Die 9e-
portierltng Der belgii6en 3ibilbe-
boItcrlmg ieitenS Der oeutiden SIC
gierung un0 ieinen Stanopunft
iiber Die Gou6bootfrage anseinon.
oeriette. Ser 8otid)ofter reiIte ipd-
ter nod Seem gorf ob unb miro
bort, ebe er na6 0eutidlono 5uriif-
febrt, nit Colonel Spuie 8uianmen.
fornnlen.
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Der Rrie0sminiitcr
OrietbenlaItSs ocbt!

9(tben, 80. gfoo. - Ger Griees.
mililter, General DrncoS, bot oIs
Mitglieo oes Santbrcs @iniiterillns
reiignicrt. ct gob Sirdrtfli6feit oIs
llriohe an. General Sa5aopoulos
ipur0e iein gladfoIeer.
Dies lit Der Sucite 8eniel i'm
griehiihen senEinett ieit elmer go
dc. Der Sidti1ntiniiter aonItontin
AnOonopuIos rciigrHcrtp Dor ied)s
Eogai ltnO lit lein GodfoIger bis
lett nod nidSt bafanrt aeeeben.
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Baltkctt 5lt Gbrctt BON
pclniicbcn Offi5icrcn!

Berlin, 80. gtob. - gei efnetn
pom 8enernlqouberteitr ben Off
aieren Der poInii6en 2egion gegebe-
men 8anfett belt Ser @eneraIaolt-
berneur in @ariddu cine Reoe, IN
Ser er cine l1cberfidt iiber oie gel
6entaten Der boInilden 2egion ga6
unO Damn auf Die polntide Mrlnee
elm Sod) ousbrnfte. Gin Soaipt-
mann Der polniihen 2egion 0olfte
Dem beutiden @enerdIgolibernetir
fir feline gie0e ltno trdnf ouf oog
@obl oes neiltiden 9niiers uito Der
0elttIhen 9lrhtee.
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lt>Boct perIettkt
brit. Siicbcrflcttc!

2on0on 30. glop - Obne Dor.
berige 8arnung (2) bat ein groBeS
6eutItes ll-goot Qicnstog gtohmit-
tog cine britiibe 5iicberflotte ange.
ariffen uno orei ibrer S6iffe Der,
jenft. 9ie ii5rieen 8oote muroeu
6eI6oIien. Die 4emamnllng Der ST,
iaerflotte fonnte ii6 rettet.