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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-06-18

hot trail" in pursuit OF bandits. He
also called attention to the fact that
the bandits had been III back to u
district which authorities had
long insisted was n rendezvous OF
outlaws.
Regret Expressed.
Consul Cara replied acknowledge
ing receipt Of General PRrker's note
adding that he knew what It meant
and expressed his deep regret. Army
officers here regarded Consul GRrza's
note as a tacit admission that he be-
lievcd his government would resent
the entrance Of this latest punitive
expedition. perhaps Y c to the point
Of attempting to force il from the
country.
General Parker reported to the de-
pHrtmeut headquarters the attack on
the detachment OF the Twenty-siXth
infantry last night but was not until
late today that he supplemented this
with any information as to the meas
ures he had taken 10 run down the
attacking party. His FIRST report
brought the news that a dctach-
ment of cavalry had entered Mexico.
Troop Movement Made.
General Parker has ordered the
Third battalion OF the Third Texas
regiment from San Benito to Browns
Vile and II is understood to have ar
rived there tonight. Other prccau-
tionary troop movements were made
His action in not reporting was indi-
cRtive OF the character OF order that
the commanding offices on the border
had. All are under orders 70 run
down auy band CIR raiders or bandits
and TO follow them across the
international boundary line II there
appears 4 reasonable chance Of get
ting in contact with them.
The raid on the camp Of the small
infantry force at San BenitO resulted
in one Mexican killed and the band Of
raiders is believed not TO have been
more than thirty. The engagement
today on the Mexican side Of the rive.
was. from a military point Of view. in
significant, but officers pointed out to-
night the necessity Of running down
the bandits ono the chase had been
begun and also because they were a
part. the officers believed. Of n much
larger organization that. unless
checked. would ]perperate a series OF
raids.
Tension Is High.
The tension at General F%unston's
headquarters was evident tonight.
There was no indications that orders
would be SEN TO General Parker to
withdraw Major Anderson's force. but
rather that by tomorrow the force
would b. strengthened.
General Ricaut has in the vicinity Of
Brownsville a large force. hut in that
region Immediately beyond Browns
vile towards the coast in which the
Americans entered. he apparently had
stationed no troops. For him to move
troops into position TO attack tho
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BROWNSVILLE. Tex. June IL
Upwards OF 800 United States cav-
airy under command OF Major Ed
ward anderson. OF the Third Req.
ment. crossed the international Dor
der in two sections twelve miles ur
tho Rio Grande from here today and
engaged in combat with Mexicans of
unknown afiliation or organization,
The occasion Of their crossing was
the pursuit Of a hot trail" OF
Mexican bandits, who attacked
United States soldiers near San BENT
last night, The first command Il
enter Mexico was that OF Lieutenant
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a. u. Newman with troops OF the
Third cavalry, crossing the river at
10 o'clock. A second detachment
left Fort Brown at 1890
O'Clock and joined the Newman eXpe-
dItion, with Major Anderson com
handing, about ? o'clock this after
noon.
Heavy Firing Audible.
According to the mcaEer reports
here fighting began Immediately or
shortly after the entrance into Mext-
co. Telephone reports from villa
Nucva, another settlement on the
river bank. said the heavy firing was
audible. Officers at Fort Brown de-
cliued tonight to make known the
progress OF the expedition.
All soldiers and officers stationed
at Fort Brown were called on from
outside points at noon and held in
the garrison. Activities at the post
indicated that any eventually might
be expected. In the meantime or
hc!als waited for some word Of Ma
jor Anderson's flying column.
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= FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC.

Invitations have been Issued for
the first annual outing and picnic
Of local No. 27O, of the Information
al Association Of theatrical Sage
Employees and Motion Picture , Ma
chine Operators OF the United States
and Canada to be given Sunday.
July 3, at Norwood park. 1t is 10 be
a strictly stag affalr. with a lunch
served at . p. m. Arrangements are
being made by a committee composed
of Fred L, Hess. Hal COrbIn and
William Il. Johnson.
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PENSION BILL PASSES.

~ hINotIATED F0EGN
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE an
nual pension appropriation bill car
ryinE Sl5S.O65.OOO passed the
House today without a roll call after
n debate devoted to many subjects
other than pensions. The total Is
$4,000 900 less than that OF last
years bill.
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men camped at Cuchuta. thirty-ivc
miles south Of here. started eastward
today toward Carretas Pass, through
which they could gain access to Chi
huahuR.
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RECEIVER
l. Appointed for IL Coal Company in
Kentucky State.

tnY NGsoeiSTTo rREssl
LEXINGTON. KY. June 17-AC-
cording to a despatch reaching here
Clyde Miller. Louisa. Ky. was ap-
pointed receiver of the Eastern Ken
lucky Coal Company OF Torch Light.
Ky, today. The appointment Of
the receiver was made at West Lib
erty. KY, by Circuit Judge Crisco up
on motion of the PittsDurG Trust
Company. The liabilities are given
at ~$254,0OO while no schedule Of as
sets waS made public.
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RAMPAGE
Of River Forces Steel Mills and
Furnaces to Close.

~ NNNgNTNFNW FNNVNT
HARRISBURG. Pa, June 1.-THE
Susquehanna river Will 20 to
eighteen feet tomorrow according to
observers of the state water supply
commission. At Q o'clock tonight a
thirteen foot stage was reported,
steel mills and blast furnaces in
South Harrisburg being forced to
close while railroads made prepare
lions for n food.
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XoTIcE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

J.. Dale WcSttAll,
VS.. IN CuANCERY IN THE CIR
CUT COURT OF HARRI-
son COUNTY. WEST Wiz
GINA.
Clarence v. westfAlI and United States FL
deity d Guaranty Co.
To Clarence V. WeStfall and United States
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.:
You viii take notice that the deposition
OF l.. Dale weStfnll and sundFy witnesses
Will he taken at the law ONCE Of Harvey
W. Harmer on Cont Street in the City u
CIarEsburR, Harrison COunty. West Wiz
Einia. on the 18th day Of July. 1916, be-
tween the hours Of nine o'clock a, m, and
six O'Clock y. m, 10 he read in evidence
on the hearing Of the above entitled cause
in behalf Of the said L. Dale westfail.
u from any cause the taking Of the
same shall not be commenced, or being
Commenced, shall not be completed on thSt
day the taking Of the zane will 10 al.
lourned from TIM to time until they arr
Yours, &c,
L. DALE WESTFALI4
HARVEY w HAiArER Counsel
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CIVILIAN POPULATION
NOW AIMING ITSELF

DOUGLAS, Ar!z.. June 1.-THE ci-
william population Of Sonora is arrninE
itself according 10 official statements
today, OF Ives G. IelcyIer, Mexican
consul here, preparatory 10 repclllng
any aggression OF the United States.
The garrison AT Aqua Prie'u com
posed Of about $50 infautrymen left
the town hurriedly late today on q
special train over the Nacozarl rail
road. Their destination was said TO
be Fronteras. t~wenty-nine miles
south where approximately 1000 in,
fantry under General Arnulfo Gomez
concentrated.
Big Army In Sonora.
General P. Elias Calles's entire force
IN Sonora is estimated at from 5000
TO 10000 men, mostly infantry. Gen.
eral Gales who is military governor
OF Sonora, teleEraphed General Gomez
a. Aqua Prieta last night that h(
would leave Hermosillo today for the
border. arriving in Aqua Prieta Mon
day,
ElGhteen hundred Mexican cavalry
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HARVEY W. HARMER, soi GG%@'''l0n''


To all persons holding liens by Judgment
or otherwise. on the real eStnte, or any
part thereof, OF Lester Banks:
In pursuance OF a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Harrison County. West Virginia..
made in the cause therein pending, 10 Eub-
lcct the real estate Of the said Lester
Banks to the satisfaction Of the liens there
claims held by you and each OF Won against
the said Lester Banks. which are liens on
bis real estate. or any part OF Il, for nd
Indication to me. at my once In the CITY
glnla, on or before the 9Th day Of July.
1916.
L. c. Grille. Commissioner.
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COMMIssIONEH.s SOTiCT-

r COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
me Cumberland Hydraulic Cement 4 Man.
uIACtnring Company,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
IN pursuance Of n decree entered in thu
Slrcult Court Of Harrison County. wcst
SLLginln, in the above styled. cause on the
SIth day of May, 1916, the same was re-.
ieTFed TO the undersigned commissioner to
take state aud report the following:
L. All the real estate owned by the dc.
IcuIant' Lester Banks, its location and the
ProDable value thereof;
The liens thereon. to whom owed md
Ihelr amount and the priorItIes;
D. And whether or not the rents and
pfontS Of said real estate viii DO sufH'
SlTnt IN hve years to pay OF aud discharge
t. 10 report upon any and all other
matters that may he required by any part
IN interest, the same being pertinent, or
maj said commissioner may deem merit.
AII the above named parties and all
OthrrS Interested will take notice that thu
Undersigned commissioner will.
On THE 5TH DAY OF ULY 1915.
proceed TO execute said order OF reference
~ his Offices, S23.Soi Gor BuildInT
'IaTkSbuTE. West Virginia.
GiNeI under my hand this md day Of
1,,rrp ~
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miles from here.
Nolleys Of Shots.
Within half an hour after the first
troops had crossed. volleys of shots
were heard from the brushy ambush
cs Of the Mexican side Of the river.
indicating that at least a part OF the
bandits had been encountered.
They are known to have been chased
across the river by Lieutenant New
man and Troop Il Of the Third.
No Casualties.
No casualties on either side attend
cd the crossing. A field wireless APP
paratus has been established on the
American side OF the river tonight
which will keep in close touch with
the fourth punitive expedition into
Mexico.
Troop II was the first body Of SOL
diCrs 10 cross the river. Most OF the
day these soldiers exchanged shots
with bandits after the small expedition
had crossed the Rio Grande, but the
sole Casualty" was one Mexican ban
dts horse.
Serious in MntAmoraS.
The situation in Matamoras to-
night was serious. Every business
house in the town was closed with
the exception OF one saloon. In this
rendezvous were gathered army Of
icers who gave oft threats calcu-
lated TO arouse the already alarmed
pOpulace into a frenzy.
General Alfredo Ricaut. COM
mander OF the Matamoras garrison
did not learn OF the crossing Of tho
American troops into Mexico until
early in the afternoon. He then
called the population OF the town
together At his headquarters where
he distributed rifles, pistols and am
munition to men. boys and even
girls. by mid-aftcrnoon at least
1900 men were p~atrollIng the streets
under full arms.
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Is LARGER.


tlN AosoetAIGp PRESg
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE to-
tai gold reserve Of federal reserve
banks Increased more than S7,OOO.-
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HELLO BOYS,

Let's so down to sInIeny's Restaur-
ant. West Pike street and set 4 good
Ash dinner.
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MOST SERIOUS
CONTINUED from page l, first sec,)

and Lieutenant A. D. Newman on a
the Third cavalry crossed the river
below Brownsville in pursuit OF
bandits that attacked a little de-
tachment OF the Twenty-sixth in
fantry at San BenitO last night.
Securing Expedition.
General James Parker. command
Ing at Brownsville. sent cavalry
securing the country in the vicinity
of San Benito on a hot trail toward
the border. The trail lead across the
river and Lieutenant Newman led
his troops across late in the fore
noon.
BlOOdIcSs Skirmish.
Major Anderson with 4 squadron
OF the same regiments and a ma
chine gun company closed in on the
same trail and early in the afternoon
followed the lieutenant and his troop
into Mexico. He was too late for the
fight and bloodless skIrmIshes tina:
had taken place. Troop II. engaged
the baidits almost Immediately after
getting on that side. but General
Parker indicated no n on either
side was injured. The badits fed
without great resistance.
The pursuit was continued. Late
today Major Anderson had moved
his force up the river towards Mat
amoras. the Mexican town opposite
brownsville. He was still on the
Mexican side tonight.
General Parker reported he had
sent 10 Consul AndreaB Cara in
Brownsville a note informing him
that American troops had crossed the
international boundary in conform
ity with the spirit OF the agreement
between the two countries authOriE,
.kS the passage Of troops when on q
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MONEY SITUATION
is BAD IN MEXICO

OuO during the week ending June l6.
reaching sS67.9S6.OO according to
INC boards statement today.
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MEXICANS

CONTINUED from page l. first sec.)
ed States coast artillery arrived here
today.
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Americans where they wero tonight
would not be difficult. or require much
time, it was pointed out.
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WAR NOW

Continued from page /. first sec,J
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
0nselfret
sins bic MGroer Der amertdner hel
sauta giabel naf benz Grlak
Garrausa's-

Qoreoo, Ger, 10. San. 5eoer
giirqer bat Oas Redt, etnen oerH5an'
eiten nlebersufnaIen, Die an Der gt1e'
hermebelung Der amertfonIl1en
@eraIeute BEL Sunto 9iabel, @bt'
buobun. IN Der pergangenen @oae be-
theiIfat poren. @inen @rluB IN Die
itm Sinne ga6, rpie am 5onntag bier
bpforrr1t tp1iroe, General 8euuIttanou
Gqrrarua, bas Sberbaltpt Der De fdrto
g!eaierung in Gueretoro, befa1litt,
che er iein Sallptauartier nod Gelapa
oerlegte.
General Gorror3a oerii6erte, baB
ote ganOiten BON 9legierilngstruppcn
perfolat tperOen lDirOen uuo ooB lie
abIoIut auBerbolb beg @eieses tim
fen. Soute ein @iirger einen Der
ganoiten nieoertnaIlen 10 tDijroe ote'
ies oIs patrtotiine Ebat era6tet per-
ben.
,Sollten Die Burden lid iiber Die
amerifaniide @ren3e fIiihter," ioa
Garran3a bernerft boben 10 bofte
id,, boB Die glmerifaRer lie iofort
bingfeit MAIDEN lulO 6ur Stnri4tulg
uns IberIteieru fperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
SarranSa
Seripridlt micSer, baf CT bic MeudeI.
m5rSer puu Sautu g)iubel be-
itrafen piiroe,

g9aibington, 9. g., 16' San.
General Garrar5a BOT am Sonntag
oen @ercirigteu Staaten pieoerllm
Die Gerii6eruug gegeben, oab er
niflts ungetbau Iaiien tpiiroe, I'M
9ieienigen 5u beitrafen, bic fir Die
@rmoroung ser gIuertfoner IN Der
geGbe pon Santa DiabeI Dermlhport-
lid getpeien pdren.
SSn elmer 9epeide. Die &oniul GIL
liman aus Gueretaro an oos StaatS-
ceportenlent ianote, tpiro geiogt, oaB
GorraBa perionlid Siqinan Die
Serii6erune geeeben babe, Odb er BEN
9efebl eegeben, 9ieieitigen, bic fiir
Die idnta9oole Meselei oerauhport.
lib pGren, 5lt perfoleen, oingfelt 5lt
MAIDEN uno 5it beitrafen.
Su sleider 8eit iiberiarote Cars
run3a in elmer 9epeihe on ieinen bic
iigen 9otlhafter @leIio glrreuooroo
Die Iittbeilurg, 6ob er i'm @eeriif
itiinoe, elm 8efret Sli erlaiien, Iaiit
peIhem es ieoem 9itrger frei itebeu
follte, treenbeinen Der @anoiten obne
@eitereS rlieoer5,,fnallen.
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Die Gnsldaber
5abel- nit einsm gombdrbsmsnt BON
ellie bssonnen, iebO6 iOousit pss
mig Saaben angerifist.

Berlin, 16. Saniiar, Oia Cons
bon. Seit.ns Der enslif9sn artilaris
ipiro, ipie i'm beutfhen antliten gs.
ri6t ssmeIbet ipirb, bic fran30iiide,
i'm gsiib Der Deutfdkn bsfiHhIi6e
Stabi aiIe bOmburoirt, Der umtIi4e
9eridi Der Sberftsu Sssrssleitang
Iaatet pis foIst:
SWeitIi&er ariegsf3auplab: Gin
feinSIite RDnitOr fsusrte obHe irssno
tpeIte RsiuItaie gu sr3ielsn auf bic
GeseHb DON WeitaRbs QBslsien.)
Die gnsIdnbsr ba5sn bic i'm Sns
Hsrn ssIesene Stabt Ellie bombarbirt,
aber iotpsit III burd Oas Gei4iiBieuer
nur fshr ssringsr S5aben peruriadi
iporber.
Gn bisisr Trpnt in e. 5u leb5nf.
ten 4rtiLsries uHb RiueniGmpfen sss
fommen.
StftIi6er arisgsi5uupIas unS
arisssi4aupIab auf oem 9aI.au
Die Gage III unpsrGRo.rt.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
@iberleet
@trben fdmadDolle Wef'
IeumbuHaen ber gnsa
Gngldnber
llebsr anssblid f@lsdte 8ebanblune
snsIiidsr @erwunbei.r IN beuts
fdeH 2a5arstttu

Berlin. pia 9onboE 16. Sanuar
- Inter bem SiteI ,Sfpm09pol,
0erleumbunseu" DerDffentIiHt bi!
.Pcrbbeuiife Mls.msine 3eitfhs'
ben WpriIaut elmer Roie, peI9e BEN
Der. Staaten gOifdaftsr G.raro fsi.
tens Der beItiaen Resi.runs aur Be.
forSeruns an bic engIifds Rssisruns
iibsrmitisli porbsn 1T. Di.ie giot,
iit cine 2lntipori auf g(rtiteI, bi. ir
Der aonbOner .Gailp Tlail1 an 8
uHb z. September OsrSffeuiIidt NOR.
ben tparsn
Ter erite 2lrtitel mar anss5li4 bi,
SGilberung Der g.banbluns. bic ei.
mem tanabiffen GrIoatsn aus Mimi,
peg i'm aasareit in WiilHeim gu 1beiI
geporhsn. CT erttdrts. bab bic Gin.
ridtuns bes au5aretts porsiislid fei
absr bic gesauSluns fs1r fdIsdi &c.
pefsn lei. so ipdren mtbrre Der
tranisn gefaHsenen s.3ipunssn ipprs
ben Il Der irinierliten Rdlte ialts
gdcsr i'm Grsisu su nsbmen. ginSeu
fpiirben auf ben Wunosn ssIaifsn, Bic
iie tbaiiddli4 perfauIten; bilflof.
aranie uiirbn idl,dt bsbanbeIt unt
beim M.4isI Don ganbag.n fDarbs bsr
@erbano einfaG Don Der Wunbe los.
seriiIsn.
Sn Der b,utiden glpts beibt es be,
siisIica Der obissn gebauptunssn:
Die BON ben bsuti6en gsb5rben
anseiieIlie llntrfuduns tat srssbsn,
bab iid IN Miiibeim iiberbaupt sein
Mann aus Winnip,s bsfanS uno bab
aud fem ein3issr aanabier IN BEN
bcrtigsn 2asareit betanbslt ipurbe-.
SH BEN Grtiiel, ben bic .Oailt
MaiI1 am 9. Ssptem6sr per5Ffents
Iidie, bsbauptsts elm Solbat aus
8riiifdh aoIumbisn Gamsns 8. Gees,
baB bic ensIiIdsu g.fanssn.n in BEN
aa3arstt In paberbOrn itsis obns Nar.
icfe Operirt ipiirbn. Jbm peri5nIid
fti Elm 9luse obns gsariOie eutfsrni
ipprben. Die Rots iast:
Mud bic cbise gebauptuns iDiirbs
asnau untsrfudt uno sipar init ben,
fcIsenbsn RsiuItat: Elm soIOat yla.
.msxs Sees. BON Der Mai&insussi& i&iibr
d.
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Temersbrnnf
Sat m Der no1ptgiI6eu Safeuitdbt
Bergen setpaltisen S4aben ona
aeri6tet.
llsber 1000 pepToneH iinb obbumIos
setporben unb Der Sahf6aben
beIGuft ith euf $15, 100000.

gbriitian.a, Rorpegen, 16.
Sanuar pia 2onbon. Der brittle She'll
Der bliibenbeu nornegiiden Safenftabt
Bergen, bic 10000 GiRpobHer bat,
puroe om Sumitaa Qbeno Oura cine
Jeusrs6runit eirl9eGIaert. Wie es
bsibt iino 3iuei perionen bel benz
9ranb um's 2e6eH setommen, nab
rsnb 2000 9erionsn obbahIog ipurs
ben. Den Sa6Tdaben fchast mup
auf $15, 100000.
Die 5euers6runit mar bic grauiig.
its in Der @ei5i6te Rprpsgens. Sas
9ei9dftspiertel nit ben gngrpsgsz
itGften, me6reren Der gr0bteH Sptsls
Der staot, peri6iebensn StuIsebaus
ben, Der Glettri5itdtsanlage, me5reren
ganteH unO 3situugssebdubsn 1T
gum sr0btsH SbeiI in gi9e sslegt
porben.
Die Gage Der p6ba6loIen 1000
gsriousn piro oabur6 perT6limmert,
baB bic gruben 2agsrbduier, in ipel>
den RabruHgsmitteI aufseIpei4ert gee
tuefeN, nisbsrgebrannt iiHb. Gs lit
isBt iatpieriger MateriaIpaarsn Su
sr6aIteH. osnH es ie felt Qus5ru6 bes
arisges gspefeu. Bergen bate fi6
nod ME elmer ipI9en qrpipsritGt ers
freut, ME fsit geginr beg sessnpGr.
tissn Srieses.
Das 5euer fam am SumItag &5enb
in einsm gifenpaarerssI9Gft gum
aus. s.brud unb grtff, pom Btnoe ans
seiu6t, nit gang rieiiger @eiapinbigs
tsit nm ii6, fobab isbr baIb Der ses
iummts GjeT6dftstbeil Der Stabt in
6lammeu itano.
gIae sr0Beren 9ebdube, eini6IieBs
lid Der Sptels, Der 3situnsssebGube
unb Der SsIesrupbens unb SeIspbOn-
bauIi6teiten, purbsn einsedIdert. gs
purben ialieblitb Gebdube nit 0ps
namit 5erit6rt, um benz lpeitersn llms
| fi4sreifen Der 5lummen oOrJubeusen.
Den lebten Radri6ten SufOIse lit tein
gsrIuit an Meni6enleben gu bstlasen.
Gbritiauta ,oia 2Onbon. IL.
San. - ginSeIbeiten iiber bic Geuers>
brunit iinb infplge Der llnter6reduns
bss telesrapbiiaen 9srtsbrs nicht 5ll
srlansen. Sas SdIadti9iff .Giba'
pOIe" tn NIT 2ebeHSmitteln unS Rlsi.
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Mms 0erisben
fraus5iif9ss In
tsrfesboOt etnsn &rsu'
ser Der GIliirteH
nsrfsuff hdf,eu

perfeHft bdben.
gerIiR, 16. Sannar. - Die
lleberI,. Ra9ri4teuassntur sisbt Sas
1olsenbe betannt:
..sn Wisner DtpsIdsn bsibt ss. oaB
bic Gt.fani atsentur unter BEN ID
Sanuar b.tannt sab, bas iran3Oiide
1au4boot .GOurauIt- bdite einsn
SIierrsi9iidsunsariiden arsu3sr pom
gsoparas5pp psrientt. Da tein Oitsr'
reidifd.unsariidsr arsu5er Dsrmibi
ipirb. 10 mub bic .Toucault" aus gsrs
isben Elm S3ifi Der Gntenismadts psr'
fsnit bl6sn.A
sSn einem nmtIiden geriti, Der am
10. sSanuar In gaom peroffsntli4i
lpurbs, bisB e.. bab bas fran50iii4s
1au4bort .JoucauIt". bas Der italis'
nii4en glOtts beissseben isi, am 13,
Sanuor i'm glbriatiiGen Mssr einsn
Siterrei4iihsungariiden aunoi6afttr'
Ire,tser bonn HpparasSpp torptoir!
|uns psrIfuit babts
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Militdrpprrdtbe

Geben bei eiuer Geuerss
branft in aiiiubon in
Raua auf.
arisssminiitsr srtIdrt ratiirli4, baB
es fih I'M grunbftiituns banbelt.
ainabou, IA. Sanliar. pia pus
ris. Is. ssanuar. (Su Der 9sf0rberGns
rsr55seri.) Sur6 sire 5euersbruuit,
bic am SOnnsrftas in siHsm Gebduoe
gum gasbrut lam. in Usl4em WiIi.
tdrsorrdtbe aufssipsitert parsn, ipur.
be ein S6absn Don $1.500,OO0 Dsrur.
fadt. Inter ben 1riimm.rn fanbsn
msbrre Geusrw.brlsuts ibren 1ob.
Der arisssminiftsr .rtIirt. am Syr.i,
taa ~d8mittaa in Der Dsputirtentam,
mer, Sab ss ii8 I'M gransitiftuns
bdnbIe.
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abtbeiluns bes britisn Snfanteries
battailIons ipurbe bonn z. Uldi bis
gum 2. Suli 1915 Don ben 4er5tsn i'm
ReierDeIasarett In Yaberborn bebans
belt. Gein reates 4use mar bereits
beraus, als Ct bortbin gsbra9t ipurb..
Sn Oem 2aSarett in pubsrborn ipurs
be Der Tlann iiberbaupt ni9t opsrirt,
glabbsm feine Munbe perbeilt mar,
ipurbe ibm elm tiinitIiaes guge einsea
febt unb er ipurbe als 4pupales5eni
nah bem Senne GefaHssnsnlager &C.
bra9t.
alle i'm 2dsarett in pabsrborn tbds
tissn asrats bab.H nit aGsr Gntidisa
nenbeit perii6ert, bab bnrt ME sine
Operation obne gstdubunssmittel
aussefiibrt uOrben III. Bel allen
sr5beren Spsrationen merben bic
g]atienien narfotiiirt, ipdbreno Bel fIei
nren Opera.ionsn lOtale getdubung
poraenonlmsn tpirb. Bel Der Bebanbs
lung pirb abiolut isin llnsridisD
aema4i, Oh es iia I'M Osuti@s gsr'
puubsts ob.r nm psrwunbets arissss
sefangene bdnbtIt'.