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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-29

LONDON Feb According 10
Lloyds the British steamer south
ford f"--nerly the Snbad. has been
sunk Steven Of the vessels crew
were sawed Two were killed The
Southford was vessel OF So tons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-29
THE SPRING
CAMPAIGN
SALE
Starts Thursday
Morning at 8 O'clock

Fashion Show or Spring Opening
over-now for the Spring Campaign Sale!
And what a Sale it will be!
Withmerchandse SO scarce--and Els
worth filled to the top with goods bought
months and months ago when prices
were low---is it any wonder that the low
prices during this sale will cause some
talk?
This Spring Campaign Sale starts
Thursday with the Opening Of the Doors
land lasts but three days---ending Satur-
day nigh. We must crowd whole
weeks business into three days---and we
can do it!--surely with the low prices we
are going to offer.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
Denverites to, Get s2s, ,445,ooo.

Denver.-Investors in stocks and
bonds in corporations of more or less
local connection will receive not less
than $23,445,000 in the form of inter
est and dividends this month. This
amount probably will be considerably
increased by the declaration of further
dividends by various companies which
are scheduled to meet within the next
three weeks. The largest distribution
will be by the Great Western Sugar
Company, of an amount approximating
S17,000,00O.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
BIG CANTALOUPE CROP
PRODUCTION PAST YEAR TOTALS
OVER 1000 CARS.
Colorado Growers Ship Products to
All Parts Of the Country Dur
ing 1916 Season.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-More than 1000 cars Of
the succulent Colorado cantaloupe
found a ready market. In seventy
nine centers throughout the country
in the 1916 season, according to re-
port made by the federal office OF
markets and rural organizations.
The product was distributed at
points ranging geographically from
New York in the East, south to San
Antonio, Tampa, Fla, and New Or
leans, Minneapolis on the North, and
long list of other far and near
points.
f. New York led with 203 carloads, Chi
cago next with 1913. Pittsburg used
12O cars, Boston IA, Philadelphia 81,
Cincinnati so, Cleveland 30, Columbus
"a, Kansas City 20, Baltimore II, Min
neapolis Is, Buffalo IA, Newark 10 and
sumption of Colorado-grown crops at
home, Denver used IL cars. The total
number of cars marketed was 1,OO9.
The report of returns is based on
the net price received per crate by
the growers. During the first two
weeks of September the grower got
his best returns from Pittsburg with a
maximum of s2.47; New York, $2.19;
Chicago, ,s2.O9; Lincoln, 81; Utica, N.
Y, S1.63
The height of the season was in
the last two weeks in September, the
maximum price coming from Boston
at s2.S5; Pittsburg, $685. New York,
$2.04; Chicago. $1.55; st. Louis, $1.32;
and Washington, d. c., S1.31.
During October prices realized to
the growers fell to an average of less
than 81 crate. The highest price
realized this month came from Tampa,
Fla, with S1.26.
The report is the first detailed state
ment ever gotten out concerning the
cantaloupe crop in Colorado.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
To Preserve Log Cabin Court Aous

Greeley.-An old log cabin near
Fort Lupton, used as barn, was the
first court house of Weld county. At
a meeting of the Bar Association here
it was decided to procure the build
ing and remove it bodily to Island
Grove park in this city, where it can
be preserved for all time. The action
was suggested by the completion of
the handsome new court house of the
county, the dedication of which soon
is to take place.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
Prisons Nurse Crime, Justice Ayers

Sterling. - Condemning organized
charities and societies for the relief
OF the poor, as carried on today, as
criminal; denouncing the penal insti-
tutions of Colorado as places where
criminals are made rather than cor
rected and criticizing Colorado's Leg
islatures for continually adding more
buildings every two years to the state
hospital for the insane, when, he de-
clared, there isn't enough room now
on the grounds of the institution to
afford proper exercise for the inmates,
Justice Tully Scott of the Colorado
Supreme Court in an address at the
Elks' Lodge of Sorrow in this city,
declared that an ideal condition was
easily possible if true fraternal spirit
could be aroused in the state by the
fraternal organizations.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
Farmers to Get More for seets.

Rocky Ford.-It is stated on author
ity that the American Beet Sugar
Company will meet the advance to be
made by the Great Western Company
in the northern part of the state, and
that farmers will receive at least 81
more for their beet crop in 1917 than
this year.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
Miner Assaulted and Robbed.

Erie-John Stasoff, an Albanian
miner employed on the Puritan mine,
is in the hospital at Longmont with
a fractured skull which may prove
fatal. While he was working under
ground, he was assaulted and robbed
of s7S5 in currency which he carried
in his pocket and had accumulated to
send for his family in Albania.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
Girl Dies In an Auto Upset.

Boulder.-Gladys Giles, 8, daughter
of Warren Giles, foreman If the Prim-
os mine near Nederland, was instantly
killed when the automobile of o. |.
Cole, superintendent of the property,
skidded and turned over on the Cres-
cent road
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09
judge Ruby Dies at Alamosa.

Alamosa.-Judge A. B. Ruby, for
eight years judge of Conejos county,
and well known throughout the San
Luis valley, died here of heart fail
ure. He was born in Ohio in 1856.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-12-09

Lafayette Mine Fire Costs $4,000.
Lafayette.-Fire at the Standard
mine. near here, did property damage
10 the extent of $4,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

Der @runb unO 9o6en, auf BEN bic
internationaIe glieoerIaHung Iiebt. Ell
ne internationale @ersdtiame unter
gbinds Gberbo6eit. Sin oraIttiGsa
8orge6en gegen bic Deutiden In oies
fen Gtabt piirot od1er eiHsm aonfnit
nit gbino gIeiatommen. 90 mils
fen f9 Die Gngldnoer In oos unuera
meiblihs fagen uno Die perbaBien
Deuti9er, bic 10 niel gu Der Dhts
lhaftlihen gntpidelung Der Stdot
beigetrasen babsn, in ibrn Msltte
bulben.
3m tbrigsn Fno nber bic gusldHs
Ser IN G@ang6ai bemibt, bic Stsl,
lung Der 9suti6en ooieIbit 81
nnterara6en. 8a ibneH ie0e Maht
feAlt, Die politiIAe uno tpirtidofts
tide Gteauna Der 8eutf9en 8a err
l6atisrn, fiubsn lie ihr MobIssialen
barin, bic beutldeH uno 0aerrsi'
hiidsungariiten Wlitelieoer aus ben
9ereinen su entfernen. Dani ibtsr
Nle6rbeit babsn ne aud bamt Gr'
Folo gebobt, obppbl, fpobIgemerti, ies
ne 9ereiue nidt rein engIii4, ionoerr
International iuarsr. gtnigt gereint
baben in boflihsr 5Orm Die BEN
3ntibunb angsb0rigsn MitsIieosr se'
bsten, fir bic 8auer oes &rieees BEN
@trsin fsrn5ubleiben, nnbers ba9eger
bdben 9aragrapbsn Der SubunssH II
a~nneS9ing gebradt, NIT benen maj
Iittlid nitt stuDaHofrsis Wlitsliessl
oaboniagt.
Don Den Sgutiden GhungbaS #
e nur ueniqen ~perg0nHt etDeieH
rad osm arisgsausbrua bic 9eima.
Su srrei6eu, neil bns nnternehmg
! gu toutibn mar, fd ouf frembsr
9ampfern burh Die snoIiI6s 8eDa'
dung auf BEN BeItmstre 5u f4mug'
seln. Der gr0Bte Sell bes iiinserer
beutl6en Glemeutes fOl9te benz RH-
bes aailsrs na6 9iingtau, I'm Dor
Elm 3fpeiiss Stidhen oeutide Sci
] Hat ssgtn ben 5eiuo Su psrtsietssH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

0eutids, OeIterrsi6sr unb uhsarn,
ipsibs unO 9slbs @ritsn, StnIierer
uH6 RuFen iibsn i6slnbar eintrd4tig
nebensiuau6sr in Der StrnBsnbubu,
uub Der quBenItebsnos fam nur ers
rdter, mas binter ben Stirutn Ter
ein5elnsn 9eiienoen poat. Steiner
bsntt natiirIia bos gsits bon fsinsm
9dGbar. 8elcnosrs BEL ben GRgs
Idnoern idsint man cine psrbaltsne
But gu isbeu, baB Is nit DeutIdtn
anf elmer 9ant gu TBen babeH. 5rets
lid, tpenr es aa9 Den 9ebsrn in Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02
lrioroe an b~ehimmte ariess.

fdnqenens6 iirIoree an beftimnite &riegss
%gefansene in 8ublano (Sibirien) iens
ben mil, nmbile Die @egenltdnoe NIT
tuaHeroidltem Yopier, ODER Cell ODER
Seerleintpdno, ndhe lie in beiten itarten
Gurlap ODER 9einfpdno elm unb tlebe
oarauf eine unperipiiabar Unit aopiers
itiit auf ieudtes 8npier) gelhriebeue
3ip~eiiprndlipe GoreHe, oeren redlte Sdlfte
nit rufiiheu &ufItnben geidrieben
oDer fir geihretDuug ourh uns frets
g%eIalien 1T, 0eren Iiufe SdIfte bic
4oreiie In oeutltfer Iateintl6er Ghrift
Lno 6eutIdler Gprahe gibt. 9ns 10
~fertlegeiteIte gntet Dirb uohmals bers
padt uu0 mad ben uuter (3) oben ges
eebeneu 8egeln, al uns eiu9eianot.
ahtun9l Soditaeuiht: ii Yfnno;
gr6Bte 26r1ge: 18 3oa. Ger Briefe.
politifte Bidder, 8araeIo ober Sa6aE
beipadt cher periteft, itelIt oaburh Die
aulnuft niht nur ieiues eigeueu, ions
bern aller aleid8eitig n~erfradteten Sens
6uugen in 6rngel
5. Ser 8u Den electromagnetic item
beiiteuern nil, ienoe einen Betrd9 bon
aHn6bern6 Zoe pro Sfune in Gar. DO
tit9 6LpSL optL SNYtA ouTtohA Wv
bic acknowledgement > 6irior8G "a
Rortb @oore Ct, Refn port.
GruhHlft an 2i~ebesgnben iino beIons
Sers OGDEN, idtperes Gaubnerf. fpnrutc
llnterileioer, 2eibbinoeu, an3ige uuo
RduteI, aud g~uterbaIteue, gebrnuhte
Rlben, Gtriimpfe. 5aH6idube, BeE3s
nert. sobat. 9i9nrren MIR BEL dlfberit
Ior9Iamer 8erpdduug, Rfeifen 3iaars
re~tteupdpier, Spiele (Sfad, Garten
RuiiiinItrumente (g2uu6s uuo
8ieb6drmonifaS, Rnnbolinen, Bloten
etc. Bidder, 9citIhriften etc.
Sic qroBe 9lebr5nbl Der @dbeu miro
rad St6irtcH perion6t, uuh Bfuor forts
lalfen0 fir Die ~iernere 9ouer Des aries
aes nit alien fi1 bietenbeu gerihifs
funQsQeteqenbeiten. 8ertrilHn9s iteaen
fir eibirien inS BIabipoftot (ameris
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

tauiider aonfulorbieuit) un6 Sientiin
(oeutih : oiterreidilfs uu9arii1 : omes
ritaniide a6ilfsattion Eientiin" inter
Ritbilfe oes ameriidniinen Rotea
areuses uno aonIuldroieuites.
ariessgefangeuens 6uriurge,
8. our Rebben, Seiretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02
Der WeIhries md s6aHgbai.

8er unteuHe6enbe Brief zines off
aTatiI6en 8eri9terFatiers gibt ein
anIdduli9ss Bib Der ariegsmirtuas
aen i'm fernen GFen:
IS gi6t po6t taum einer s~fpeiten
glaB auf bsr gan3en Groe, no aH9es
b0rige aller triegfi1renoen 0ationsn
unter einer sinbeitli9en 8erpaltung
suiammen ipobnsn, ols Ghangbai.
Der eigentumIide gborattsr Der IN
ternationaleu QisberlaFuug 6dnngs
bal if aud ndbreno bss 8tIttrieqes
duBerti4 gefpdbrt geblieben, peun
aud bic 9eipobner in idarI getrenns
te rationale Eager geteilt fno uno,
no e nur sebt, cine geieuidaftIide
g~erdbrung psrmsioen. 9as Bib,
ons man tdgli9 in ben eIsttrifdsn
StroBenbobutn beobohteu lam. trdai
ben StempsI tiblFer aorrstt1eit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02
fir s.brisn.
anUeiinnsen ber ariegseefnnsenen.
5ariOrse fir @nbenbefSrbernns.

Itmetinfgen DeT Stte9s9efntgeltens
5ariOrse fir Babenbef6rbernns.
9ie unter benz 9amen rRriegsges
Iangenens5irIorgeA in Rem gort
gegrlnOete Organization our 2inOss
rung Der g1ot Der in beri9iebsnsn
Meltteilen untsrgebra6tsn osuti4sn
uno 6Iterreiaiiasungariihsn &riegss
esfangenen rpsnoet Tih nit sinem bes
ionbsrsn 9inpeis ouf bic 5atiaae,
baB Der fl6iriihe Dtnter eingeIsBt
pno bic gsioen Der bort Snterniertsn
nod psrl9drit bat, Don neusn an
oas Iitgsilhl uno bic 9sbefreuoigs
lett oller ebIen MIenI9en nit Der
Bite I'm tpeitsebenpits unttrfiBung.
auBer alsioungsItidsn. Saubpsrt
etc. Fnb aud @elobetrdge 5ur Dors
ttilbaFten Qnf6dffung beionOsrs IoIs
der 5n9sn, bic aus Der ~nagemeinen
2tsbsssabsnIammIung nt4t In ssnis
gsnoer mengs our gerfiigung fte9en,
o6er CUR 0srienoung an folae
ariegsgefanseus, bic fir 5rodtiens
Sun8sn idmer ober gar nt9t srrtt4s
bar Tno, iebr erpini6t.
Die no9hsbenben, BON Der ers
fpGbntsn Organization gesebsHsn
gnueiinnssn Snr @abeH6efOroerang
iino m0gltdf gsnau 3u beiolgsn:
l.. @er gelb fir eriessss iangsHe
I'm aaaemeinen ipenoeu mil, IhlieBe
eiHen Sded ober cine glouep Grber,
SnbIbdr an Acknowledgment bnrs
forge" ober Bills in eiilen Brtetunt'
idIag unb aorefiere: gtr. @Ibelm
andnth, c. o. auduth. RGdoo 4 Nnehne,
/ BiQiam CTR, aelp 9orf, ". 3.
2. Yer Och an etHen beitimIAten
ariegssefaHsenen ieHben nil, Ieroe ben
Getrao In Bar, oner Shed ober Ronep
Grber, snblbnr an German 9eo grob.
Geleadtes", nad Der aoreHe: German
9ieb GroB, 1928 grodomag, Reu Yort,
81. D., unb Ibliebe cine yioti8 BET, bic
IN 6euiIider Shrift bic eenaue aorefie
beg g~mpfanaers unD Des abieaoers an'
aibt. @enH moglid, ienbe man DE
ron bem beir. ariegsgefnneeneu felbit
peidriebeue abreile (Boitfarte, Brief
nit EN-.
3. @er gaEete Dber 5ra6tfide fit
Griegsgeiangene i'm aagemeiHeH ipenben
nil, beriebe bic gerpadung nit 0eutgis
der 9brene oes SeHbers (nm beiten
AMI einer beionoersH. an nes Stid an
ae6dndteu 9arte tQdbell anreHRre
Ariegsgefmgeneu > Ehrierge, "a Rertb
Moore Gtr.1 Rem 00rf, g. g. unh be-
HaHriGtige nIIs eIethasitie inter glsIs
der ahreIe. c. NAB nm fredtfreif
/ 3uieuenng gebeten. 9ie Qbams, bic
ameriran uno bic Bens Sarge erpref
60. bef5rbern ioIde Rotete our 2/5
8ate, ipenn ne ben 8ermert tra9eH:
rg6nrifable SbipmeHt, Eipo Ebtra
96teg.
4. @er Eafete snr Mlitrerisitoung
nit auberer 6radt eura bic aritosae'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

Itrnbsrgn 9urssraFenburg. SIN
II. Sabrbunbert srbaut, tpuroe lie nrl
oieielbe 3eit ME bieie, I'm Sabre
1923, 6ur9 bic @rdfia 6snristte bon
Warttsmber9, Die ggitne @~bsrboros
Nv, 3erfi1rt. Sm Sabre 1854 nur0t
ole Burg 6urd ssmstniams WitteI
Ser psri6iebensn 3psige oes 3oaerns
lhen Gei9le6ts pieoer aufgebout.
quf oieien @ieberaufbnu, an Dem
Martaraf qlbredt BON grdnOsnburg,
6erso1 9bilipp BON 8urguHO, Marts
graf &arl BON Baden unO &aiIer
6rteOria III. betciIigt iDaren, beutet
cine SHi6rift am Singungstor Der
neuen Burg, bic aIio Iautet:
.3oqsrn, Riirnbera, 8ranbmburg i'm
bun0
baum bic Burg ouf alien gruno 1854
Nlin bait preuBsns itarte baHo,
qoIertor bin i'd gsuannt 1851"
SIN 9tsiBigidbrissn Sries berpt.
fteten S9neoen uno Biirttembergsr
absrmals Die Burg. 8on 1850 bis
1913 bate SeIterrei9 oas Rs4t, cine
9eiaBung in bic Burg gu Iesen, DIS
I'M Sabre 1850 5rieori6 NilbsIm
BON greuben etneu Peu6au unter
Der 2eitung bes Sngeuiearbaupt.
mdnns 8~lantenburg ouffibreR lieB.
iparen auber Der Gapele nur nod
penige Sriimmer borbonoen. 9as
S6I0B NIT 6 Surmen puroe nod
Dem alien Grun0riB our4 StiIer
Die gefsitiguugsanlagsn nod
ben angdben beg Generals bon
prittptk ausgefaBrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

8ie 9abeimgsbliebensn ssniieen ibrer
paterldnoiIden pflidt bur9 @elbs
Iammlungen, bic isilpsiIs an bic
bsutI6en ariegsssfongenen In Sapon,
~teilpeiie an bic oeutI9sn uno 6lttrs
rei6ii1 2anosleute in
Sibirisn esben uno gum SeiI aud
our llntsritiiBung bilfsbsOiritigsr
8tutiaer In Saangbai, bic aus
9Iingtau ooer dnoeren pIdben biers
Der tamsn, btriuenoet peroen. @lei9
mad 2tiegsausbru9 purbe Elm 6iltss
fonbs gsstinbst, Der Ii9 bic gtns
iammIung uno 9erttilung Der @eIoer
5ur aufgdbe 9emaht bat. Die Dsuts
|ideR Sdan9bais boben bisber faIi
cine 8ierteImillion Mnrt Suidmmsns
gebrndt, nbstIsben bon ben groben
SenOungsn 2isbesgubsn, bic an bic
erpdbnten 8sltimmungsprte abgssans
gen Iinb. Der 8etrng 1T Folt auss
ihIiebIih bur9 freipiqige 8sitrGgs
uno ourd bic 8eranitdltung BON miis
itnI6oftIidsn @Ortrdgen Suiommsns
gsbraht pOroen.
Gin groBes 8eroienit I'm bds 3us
ftanbetommen Der 8ortrdgs bat ii4
Der GbinsTIde 8srbonb 0eutIder
Sngenieure %ertpprben, auf oefen 0ers
anlaHung e. uns aud moglif ges
norben mar, tinematograpbiihe aufs
nabmen BON beutlden 9riegsiadus
pldBen bier norsefiibrt gu iehsn.
Den gbineien ipur0e sbentdls @es
legsn6eit gebotsn, Der @orfibrEug
Der 8riegsbiIoer bei3utpobnen. Wau
tonute babel pieber etumaI bsobn6s
ten, tpie poItstiimli9 GsneraIfeIDmars
Idau 5in0snbure BEL ben Gbtneisu
gepOrben 1T. Sein Bib purbe
mebrmoIs ge3eigt, uno iofort b0rts
man Rufe: r6iings bespO!" (So
Der gbtnsis Sinosnburg aus.)
Die Spmpatbien, bic bic gbtneisn
niht aLein In Gnargbai, ionosrn
h allen geiIsn gbinas ben 0eutIdsn
sutgegenbringen, Itnb GROCER ala je In
Der Geihi6te Der osutT9s6meIiden
gs5iebunsen. pReutsrs" 2igenftIOs
in China 1T boaitdnbig geI6eis
.ert. Sin unbeoingtes 8srtrauen
piro Sen beuti6en NeIoungsr, bic
,rabtIos nod &merita uno pon bort
luF Dem omeritaniiden aabeI mad
teIegrapbitrt tperoen, ents
J1engebradt. ginige 4ineIiide glits
bornebmlia in 5iodina, baben
iberbdupt ouf cine Disbergabe Der
.rgli1hen Mlelouugen per3idtet uno
nur bic beuiI9en Sslgroms
ne. Die 6ineTfhe gagsspreFe BON
56angboi orudt bic MeIoungen ous
,eiben QueQen ob uno beriftst tdgs
i'd in 5orm zines tur3en 2eitartiteIs
iber bic algemeine 9riegsIage. Mtau
nub es BEN GinsFIdsu Reoatteursn
baB lie fif por3iiglin auf oas
2eTen Der Reuteriden Melbunoen
Sic tpiFen gang genau.
pie iis Elm engIifdes 1slesromm gu
oeuten baben, ipenn odrin pom
,ihIeftem. bic 9perationen btnberns
)em @etter" bic Reoe TT ODER tpenn
,er Tsinb yiiberlsgeus 9srfdrtungea"
leran9ebradt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-02

tsren GtaatstanSlsr Grbr. B.. oars
'oenberg treffli9 periDalteten Wlarts
graffdaften Qnsbu9 uHO 8aDreuib
getommen mar. Die Staot IiirHbsrg
feiHem 8eiiB etn0erIeiben t1nnen, 0a
fs ibm ibre frsipiaige unterpsrfurg
anbot. 9reubsn Icbnte aber Die llebers
nahme Der StaOt, biz fart nit
Saulbeu bslaifet mar, al. 9eim
bon
1903 bsbielt 4iruberg bic gteiasfrCis
beit, ipdbreno Der aouig BON 8reus
ZEN ipieDer 8urggraf bon Riira6er9
tpuroe. sc CAB dber balo 3pi5ti9tets
ten 8piI6en Der Gtaot unD Dem t6s
nigIiden gurggrafen, in oersn gers
luuf greuBen eineu Seil 6es Rirus
berger 5taotgebietes f6rmlt4 in Be-
IB nabm. SIN Sabre 1906 tam
airnberg nebit Der MurtgrafIdaft
@nsba9 in Den 8eib 8aberu8, BEN
our4 BEN SitFter 5rieben 1910 aud
8agreutb 3ufisl. Quf fur3e 3eit ers
griff grsuBsn noamaIs i'm Sabre
1866 BON Riirnberg 9eiiB, nIs am
Gnoe oes &riegss, an 1. 4uguit,
elm preuBif9es ReTsruetorps uuter
Dem 8rDBber5og BON 8edlenburgs
S6merin Ole Gta0t befeBte. 9a Bis
mard aber fir @efu6IspoIitit nidts
iibrig Bate, mar Der Sraum Der 8ies
bererperbuug Ser bobeu3oIernIten
StammIanbe IN 6rdnten 0urd Yreus
BEN nur bon tur3er 9auer.
@o6l aber BAT 9abern benz R6nig
bon greuBen ben MitbeTB an Der
aIten 9arnberger aaiIerbarg einges
rdunt. unb oteie TIT aud i'm neuen
9eutiden Reid f9pn ms6rfaa CUR
Stdtte Don biftoriider geoelituu9 gts
porosr. 5ter nnroen, als Der Rdtfer
Guoe Der 90er Sabre 3u grobsn 9lds
n6pern Der 6aDerif6er arres in
6rdnten neiltt, in peri0nIibtr unters
re0uno 3Difaen BEN aaiier uno oem
Prin3regentsn 2uitpoIo bic Iebten
8sosnten beieitigt, Die Der Giafibs
rung oes Observation-Disclosures
DIES in gaHern eHtgegenitdROen. uno
nuf Der Burg BON glIrnberg ibers
reiate a5nig 2uontg Ill Dem oeut@
fAen gaiier upr nentgen moden ben
boDerif5en Wari9alsitob gum duBez
rem s3ai9en Der abermaltgen 8etrdfs
iigung preuBif4 Baffsas
brioeridnft duf ben frdn3ofiaen ME
auf ben ruFiider ShIdGtfeI0eru.
8ou Der alien 8urg9rafsnburg lit
nur nod Der nfinfedi8e Surm", ons
aIteite @sbdu0e Hiirnbsrgs, er6aIten.
gr tit auf unierem 8il0e re6ts BON
Der aaifsrburg gu feben, Cont Iino
nur nod 5eils Der aapsae unD Der
MISUNDERSTANDING erbaIten. SIN
Snnern oss Sarmss bsfin0et ii6 cine
NIT allen m6qIifen Marterpert3eus
gen ausgefattste JoItertammer, oars
urtsr bic fogenannte ngiierne Sung
frau. Der runbe Surm NIT Dem
3elt0aa 1T elmer Der bstaunten
glirnbsrser Sortirn1e, Der @eitners
ooer Ginineqturm.
Die aIte 6obsn3olernbura. bic auf
einem 855 Nlstsr bobsn. Der i6pdbis
Tden alb bprgeIugtrten aoItftIin ers
baut mar, tsiIte bas Shidial ber
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SettIome marttn 3ur
5rantisrung BON PotienOungen pers
Den In WarI4aa beuuBt. 8etounts
ltd baden bic GmpIdnser BON Brief
.Isnbunsen bort fir Die a%btragung
cine ge6tbr gu entri4tsn. @ieie
betrdgt fir SsnOun9sn Bis gu %
Grnmm Orei &opsten, fir i6perere
Ga9tn flint &Opeteu. gu bisfem-
3psd psrOen ale poIIapen nit
eutIpre9snosn Ilarten peris6sn, bic
ben poIniI6en QbIer, bic 8phhabeH
bes 8irgertomitees &. 8. m. ".
uub bas Sabr 1915 trogen.
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Sic Burg in g1irubera In ihrer bentis
gen GefaIt.
mobIin, Der beiligen R~unigunbs. sss
pftan3t Iei. Sire iebtge @eftatt erbieIt
Die Burg unter Jriebri4 8arbaroha.
9as ate SdIoB Der 8urggrafen BON
Narnberg, oas F9 nabe Der Rdtiers
burg bsfan0, beftsbt ni@t me5r. Us
fpurbe i'm Sabre 1920 in Elmer 5eboe
nit Dem 6sr5og BON 8apernz SngOl>
faot nis0ergebrQnnt. On isiuer GtsGle
puroe i'm Sabre 1494 BON Der Staot
Elm aornbaus, bic Ga~iierfaaung err
ridtet, Die 6Itlia DON Der RaiIerburg
3niifen BEN FHnfedigen 9urm uno
Dem 5urm .2uginslaH0" Iisgt. SIN
Sabre 1427 taufts bic frsie RsIass
fa0t Qiirnberg DIE Burg FAINT aaem
s3nbe6or uon benz 8urggrafen 5riebs
rid vi. fir 10000 8ulben. 0ieIer
Souf mar NIT Elm gruno gu ben
GebOen Der M~drtgrafen 4Ibreat
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Hirnbers Mnd EobenzcVIerH.
ehiGiaIe Der alien 8nrasrafea. uno
Der &pbeHspaerHbnrg.

Das am q. SftDbsr geFtierte 500
idbrige Subildum Der Grueunung
Jrisori6s BON 3o1sru gum Nlurts
grdfen bon 8ranoenburg bradts Die
G6idiale Der altsbrpiirOtgeu Burg
gu Giirnberg ua0 Der 9~oben5oaerns
burg pteOer in Grinnerung.
Die Burg gu 3irnbsrg purbs iss
oenfalIs inter Gaiier 6einria H.,
Dem 6eilisen, sr6aut; audi beri6tet
Die Sage, oaB bic aIte 9inOs auF Dem
~gsirnberssr gurg4of bon feiner Sc
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0as go9.rtf6e Rpte
areu5 bat Die0er pier prdAtige 8ups
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit ben 8iloniis
len Oes arunpriu3n uno oes Yrtrts
sen 2eopoIO Don 8apern, oes 5elos
mariaatls D. 6inOeubut9, Oes 9foB@
obmiraIs b. 9irpib uno oss Reihss
tan3lers pon gs!bmanRs 6oapeg bers
a~usgegeben. Se0e aarte trdgt eiuen
in Der 9anOiarift peg DargeIieIlten
nteoergegebeuen unp fir gebteren
9araf.eriftiIdsn Gprud, Der arf urs
Iere groBe 3sit ge3is9uug pat unb
Die aarten boppslt periDoa mu4t.
90 fdrieb ). 9. Der 6aperii4e 9rons
prin3 unter fem 9iIbnis:
rSn artOis uno in G%lanbern
Btr baIten trsus Wd9t,
ltnb fei aud uisImal GROCER
Der 5siHoe usberma4t."
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6ritiI6en sossspreFe @6angbois
giuge, ndren bic 9eutiaer ftun
ldnqIt aus Der 4ieoerIuFung dusqes
ipieIen porbsn. GIidlideripeiie 1T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-11
FUNSTON
Goontinusd Prom Tirst p.rs.l

Americans at Columbus. General Fun
ston also urged that cavalry be sent
10 replace the mounted force he might
withdraw from border patrol duty 10
form the expeditiouary column or col
umns. Steps 10 comply with this re-
quest were taken at the war depart
ment
Whatever additional troops may be
needed viii be ordered promptly 70
the border. Officials Of the depart
ment and Secretary Baker himself
worked far into the night on details
OF possible troop movements. supplies
and the like.
a Busy Day.
The secretary call at the White
House followed a busy day al the war
department The machinery Of the
general stan was set in motion i'm
mediately after President Wilson's De.
cision to hunt down the raiders was
announced at the close OF the cabinet
meeting. The war plans committee as
sembled and went over the situation
Little detailed information a. 10 the
Immediate situation on the Mexican
side OF the border II available here.
such matters are under the jurisdic-
ton OF General Funston. who has HE
own intelligence officer. The commit.
tee quickly reached the conclusion, IL
IL understood that Funston must be