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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
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SEVEN NEW BISHOPS j.
ON ROLL OF NJ. =. K
CHURCH THIS YEAR

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, May 20
Seven new names appear on the roll
of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
church today. -Four. Mats sS:
Hughes Of Pasedena, Cal; william r.
Oldham :of-New York; Franklin
Hamilton Of Washington p. G;, and
Charles B. Mitchell Of Chfcago, were
elected: by the general conferences
yesterday :. - -...... - .x..s,.. X
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
LEONARD COUPLE
MARRIED IN BEM|DjI

Arthur B. Reed and Miss Carrie
Smith of Leonard were united in
marriage by Rev. B. D. Hanscom at
the Methodist parsonage this morn
ing at eleven o'clock. Their attend
ants were Miss Ada Smith, a sister
of the bride, and Clyde Hagadone.
The young couple left this afternoon
for Nebish where they will make
their home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
TEN DOGS TO Be.
SHOT AT SUNRISE
UNLESS 7AGGE[

Chief of Police Ripple today order
ed the ten dogs held in the city
pound to be shot at sunrise Monday
unless called for by owners and
tagged. The dogs were picked up by
the city dog catcher on account of
not being tagged. There are several
good dogs and owners whose dogs are
may find their dog in the
pound. The dogs will be released
from the pound if tagged.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20

eye and the ear the producer and the
exhibitor play upon the passions Of
the spectators, and so terrific is the
action, so intense the emotions
aroused that it is almost exhausting.
Swirl of Emotions.
"The spectator is swept along in a
swirl of emotions, and finds his
muscles tense, his nerves drawn.
"Viewed purely as a spectacle it is
stupendous-stunning in it's magni-
tude. Nothing approaching it has
yet been seen in motion pictures.
There is nothing yet presented here
that even bears comparison. For
once mob scenes are convincing. As
@a-shandler of men in the mass, Mr..
Griffith has proven himself an artist
IA genius. He has undertaken to
reproduce a battle of the Civil war.
Instead of it being ridiculous in it's
ineffectiveness as might be expected,
it is most thrillingly realistic. It
amazes and awes. 1t: is SO. over
whelming that the spectator even for
gets to wonder at the mechanism of
the picture, and feels the thrill of the
scene.
Music Excellent.
1.-The spectacle is accompanied by
music from an orchestra of almost
symphony dimensions. The music
was composed with the one idea in
view, of accentuating the pictures,
and the timing is remarkable.
"The music and the spectacle COM
bne to play upon the human passions
of love, hate and anger, and the re-
sponse that they get is startling,
when the spectator has time to calmly
review his emotions.
GAS photodrama it is gripping. If
a photodrama can be defined as "a
story presented by a motion picture
camera for the entertainment of an
audience,' then The Birth of a Ma
ton fulfills that requirement wholly
and completely. Throughout the
tremendous spectacle the thread OF
the story is never lost, and three
| hours slip by like thirty minutes"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
ALTHOUGH SUED FOR LIBEL
WILL SUPPORT ROOSEVELT

Detroit, Mich, May 2O.-George
Newett, editor of the Ishpeming
(Mich.) Iron Ore, defendant in the
Roosevelt libel suit following the
1912 campaign, today declared that
he will support Roosevelt if nomin-
ated. ..<
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
ALEXANDER SHIP PURCHASE
BILL PASSED BY HOUSE

Washington, May 20.-The house
passed the Alexander ship purchase
bill this afternon by q vote of 211 to
156. The bill establishes shipping
board and a $5O,000,O00 government
corporation to operate ships under
the American flag. Republicans
were for the bill.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
TWO WOLF BOUNTIES
ISSUED AT COURT HOUSE

Two wolf bounties were issued at
the court house yesterday. James
Sobotha of Spooner and Andrew Dex-
ter of Blackduck each brought full
grown wolf to the court house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
N. D. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SENDS TWENTY MEN HERE

w. B. Sherman of the Western EN-
ployment Agency of Fargo brought
20 men to Bemidji this morning to
work in the woods of the Crookston
Lumber company. The Crookston
Lumber company is in need of 500
men.
Laborers are very scarce, accord
ing to Mr.. Sherman.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
KELLOGG RETURNS TO
ST. PAUL AFTER TOUR

St. Paul, Mimi, May 20.-Frank
B. Kellogg, candidate for United
States senator, returned to St. Paul
today from Minnesota tour and
stated that he had received fine re-
ceptiOn. IT,. -<r:s. -s.-s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
HUGHES IS CHOICE
IN OREGON VOTE

Portland, Ore, May 20.-Charles
Hughes of New York was the over
whelming choice of the Republicans
in Oregon over Senator Burton of
Ohio and Senator Cummins of Iowa.
Hughes received more votes than the
latter two combined. 4..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
AMERICAN MAY BE

Washington, May 20.-Ambassa-
dor Page of London today cabled the
state department that John Kilgel-
len, a. New York boy, held in connec-
ton with the Dublin rebellion, will
probably be freed. @&&
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
INSANE PATIENT IS
INJURED IN FRACAS

St.. Paul, Minn., May 2O.-One in
mate of the Rochester insane asylum
struck and seriously injured Miss
Martha Clark, 70, another inmate,
according to report given out at the
capitol today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
OHIO POLITICAL BOSS
Il DIES AT CINCINNATI

Cincinnati, O., May 20.-George
Cox, political boss and Republican
leader in Ohio, died this morning OF
pneumonia, following q stroke OF
paralysis. Cox was formerly boot
black.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
PREDICTED THAT WILSON
WILL WRITE PLATFORM

Washington, May 20.-Party lead
ers today predicted that President
Wilson will write the Democratic
platform FOR presentation and adop-
tion at the st. Louis convention.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20

The Pioneer IS the place to buy
your rolls of adding machine paper
for Burroughs adding machines. One
roll. . dozen rolls or . hundred rolls.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-05-20
PRESIDENT TALKS ON
FULL Dinner Pail

Salisbury, N. c., May 20.-Presi-
dent Wilson today addressed great
crowd of railway shopmen on "A Full
Dinner PaiP' this morning. lie
boosted Federal Trade Commissioner
Rublee, whose confirmation faces
senate defeat.
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Answers T. r.

Charlotte, N. c., May 20.-Un'
tainted Americanism was President
Wilson's answering cry late this af
ternoon to Theodore Roosevelt's in
stand demand for Americanism.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-14
"REMINISCENCES OF A
WISCONSIN PIONEER LADY

Some thirty-seyen years ago there
was a circus and menagerie exhibited
here at Princeton. Think by the
Fore Paughs or Bur Robins. 1t was
a great day for the boys and girls
told people too). There was on the
show ground a collection of boys who
were on hand early in anticipation
of seeing the whole thing from the
beginning. One of the tent or horse
men singled out two boys to carry
water for the horses, under a promise
of tickets to go into the show. After
they had performed the work and
waiting for their tickets, n of the
tent men came around and says,
What are you boys doing here?"
They explained the situation. When
he said Get out of this, and be
mighty quick about it, too" the boys
very reluctantly left with a cha
grined look. One of the boys years
after said to the writer that that was
the worst disappointment he ever
met with. They got into the show
by telling their story to some n
who helped them get their ticket.
There was another boy who resided
in an adjoining village, that made one
of three with the two who were swim
died out their show ticket. They all
attended Normal School here, held
by Supt Spencer in the Hubbard
block (since burned DOWN. They
were given their diplomas when but
IA years old, under which they could
teach school, their age only prevent
ing. Those boys are still living and
begin to talk Of getting old, when
really they are just in prime of life.
When they arrive at the age of the
writer, 1t is time enough to talk of
getting old. One of the boys is a
noted attorney, whose residence is in
Outagamie county, and practices law
in Green Lake county Circuit Court.
One is a w~ell-known merchant whose
place of business is not far from
Green Lake county court house. while
the other is a newspaper man in Win
nemucca. Nevada. The lawyer and
the writer have often enjoyed the
circus story when illustrating the
Of some Of mankind.-M. J..
Harroun. In Princeton (Wis-) Repub-
lie
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-14
FIRST STEP
TOWARDS PEACE

Thursday the German Chancellor
made o~vertures of peace to the allied
enemy. The basis is stated to be the
evacuation of the occupied portions
of rance and Belgium in return for
the captured German colonies. the
Balkan situation to be left open to
the a conference.
II is not probable that the entente
allies will agree to this. While Eng
land, France and Italy would lose no
territory under this arrangement
Russia would not be so fortunate, as
Germany insists that Poland and
Lithuania. formerly Russian territory.
shall be independent.
Should the entente allies submit to
this settlement Of hostilities, the war
will have been in vain, for they would
be in exactly the position they were
before its commencement, with Rus
STA loser of two provinces. But in
reality the latter country would lose
the ambition of years, which is the
acquisition of Constantinople, which
has already been awarded her by the
allies, in the event of success.
The n hope of France has been
to acquire her lost provinces of Al
saace and Lorraine, taken from her
by the terms of settlement of the
Franco-Prussian a in the early
'7Oc. 1t is not probable that she will
quit, unless utterly beaten, until b
hope has been realized. In his speech
before the German Congress, the
Chancellor stated that Belgium would
not only be evacuated but that her
integrity would be guaranteed. This
promise is worth no more now than
before the war commenced, when
Germany was one of the parties to a
treaty which guaranteed Belgian au-
tonomy.
AS France and Russia have borne
the brunt of the war, it is probable
hat their wishes will be respected
by the other powers making up The
entente alliance. To accept peace on
the terms laid down by Germany
would be to acknowledge their de-
feat, and this they are not likely to
do until completely annihilated.
The proposition of the German
Chancellor seems to be a play to the
gallery of neutral nations, and taking
this for granted. is a master stroke
of diplomacy.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-12-14
BILLS ALLOWED
BY COUNTY BOARD

Following is a list of bills, allowed.
reduced, laid over and rejected by
the Board of County Commissioners
at the December monthly meeting:
For DESTROYING NOxiOus Animals
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papier anitatt Saamtuoae
Der Dtansel IN am.ritan'i&er gaaul'
polls pirb nur ipenIg .mpfuuSen
llno aubsrbtm smpfs5lsn iia bic nsusH
iya6ritate bur6 ibrs 8iaigseit.

Disn, 7. S.tober. llsber GunSon
9. Ottober. (geripdtst.) grt9ur &aff'
Ter, Der Yriiotnt oss arisssDsrbanba
Der 8aumtuollipinnsr. oerRssierunss'
crauliiation, frel1e Der 9dumDous
perbrau9 tpntroIliri. bat srtldrt. odb
cine Subltituirung Don 'papier fur
gaumpolIs ii4 als Don dtrberorbents
li6em Wertbe fir bic aSiung eines
Der f9ipierisiien ipiribI5aftli4en
groblsme DON Seitsrrsia llngarn
eripieisn babe. 6err Guiiler srtldrte
einem aorrsiponoenter Der 2lfOciirten
prsiI. ssgsnii5sr. tDie Sefterreifalln.
sarn Der burta bas @hiansioen Der
ameritantideu BaumippGs bur9 bic
britii6e glpdats peririo6ten Situna
iion ssrs6t gstporben iei.
Die GentralmGti. t6rutsH alters
binss iofort mebr als cine miaion
gallen gaumpolle ssbrau6en,' fasts
Ssrr aufflsr, rabsr mir iino n0tbisens
falls i'm Stanss. au9 ohns ipl4e fer'
tia 5u perbsn. Wir erhaItsn mcnatli9
BON fiinfs 6is sebntauienS gallsn bon
Der siirtei. Dor @usbrr9 bes Rries
ass mar bieier 0eriunot siH pisl srDs
terer; er III absr infolgs Der Sspor,
tatiou BON 4rmeniern, ipslhe bic
Saupt gaumppIlpfrnnssr In aIsin.
aiisn iino, suriidsesdns,a."
Ssrr aufflsr ssists BEN Rurreipon.
bsnten Elm srofxs aiiOesmsnt ben
Stoffen, tpeIdbs aus pSpier berseifelI.
iinb, bas. tpis er iagts, bic SteIle Der
gaumipole einnebms. Gs beFdnben
iib barunier Dieblidde, fpsl6e fir ein
Gjetpi6t BON 200 pf,lnb tsrsdnet iinb,
BIB krab auf 3ipirn. 1nbere Sertil.
itrff, beitanSsn aus etnsr Mifauns
BON papiergarI unb 9aumpo1e oo.r
Iolle, prn srrbem, ipelksm Stpffe
bis gu 5iemIia feinem 5ude. gaads
BEN bisfs StOffe setrobsn finS, iper.
ben iis demii9 prdparir:, um fis mai.
isrbidt unb bluerbafter gu MAIDEN.
Serr auffIer iaste, bab bitIs Snbus
itrie f& ftstiS psrtsHsra
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Npm Neibstage.
glbaele6nt lpuroe bas @erlanssn Der
Rationdlliberalen,
Dag bic qoIitit bes Rei9stan3lsrs
pom Reidstag beguta4tet
perpen iou.

Berlin, 10. DIT. - le6er Cons
bon. - Der Reibstag bat am Diensa
taa feline SiBuHg pieoer oufsenoms
men, bic a6er Oorausii4tIi4 eine nur
tur,e iein piro. Die 9uogetsaoms
miilion perparf nab LANCER Distnis
ion ben 2lntrog Der gsatiOnaIIiberoIen
uno Der 6orti9rtttspartei, Elm aoma
mittee oes gisi4stags Su ernennen,
pelaes pas Re9t baben ipa. pdhreno
Der Rei9stagsfsrien in SiBung Sll
blei6en ,uno nabm bafiir einen 8prs
Iblaa an, bem5ufoIge bic 9uOsettomz
million bieIes Reht baben ioIle. Die
Ier geI9luB FAT aber tsine atenoeruns
sur Golge. oa bic 9ubsstzaommihirn
bieIes Redt ihOn oorber sebubt bate;
aber beseianenb 1T in oieiem Seidlub
Der llmitonb, bab Der &onrmiiItcn
aud bas Re6t srtbeilt pirb, ben arisg
Su Oistutiren.
Die Stellune Der Rdtipnulliberulen,
bic dusrpdrtige qoIitit Dem Rei6stas.
Al unterbrsitsn, 1T aud besbalb be-
seiaHenb, neil bic qartei bisbsr ie>
ben WedTel su @unIten elmer purlas
mentariT9sn 9tegisruug oppontrt bate.
Die game DistuiItou reiultirt aus
Der lInterfeeboptsSortrpperfe.
Die .&ilnifde 3eitung" perfangt,
baB Der ReidstansIer ben Reitbstag
bon fetner sansen StelIius IN biefen
gnsplsgsn5stssn iIsfuruairs rmo dine
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Cincinnati. @ttpodl ben IL ctober 1916. Yrets 2
0istuifion oerIelben in offener Reids.
ta9ssSibuna aeiLotte.

Olstultion oerielben in offener Rei9ss
tagssSiBung geilatte.
Or. &riege, Der Director bes ousz
ipartigeH Qlmtes. eri4ien am 9ienEaS
Dor bem 9aupttommittee bes Rei4as
tages. Sn ge5ug auf bic 8erbefergng
in oer Gage Oeuti6er &riegsgeFaugensr
in RuBlanO unb 5rantrei6 iagte er,
bdB ale gef4perbeu unterIu9t uno
befpiefen tporben ieier. Or. &riege era
tldrte, bab Safe DON I6le6ter ges
banblnng, ipel6e bic gdTis fir 8ies
eroergeltungsmabregeln biloen iolen,
flar bepisIen iein miiiTen; audi miiEe
feItgeiteQt Iein, >baB bic 9e6anblung
BON Der feinbli6en Regierung ausges
gangen Tel unb ni9t oon Subalterns
8eamten. Die RepreFalien miiBten
@leifes nit 9lei6em pergelten, biirfz
ten aber ni4t in 8rutdlitGt ausarten.
0r. Rriege fagte, Seutf9lanb lei nit
biefer W}etbobe Der Wieberpergeltung
tpieber6olt erfoloretdl uefpeIen-
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Ser Gtierfantpf
sSn Merttp bur6 etn 0etret oes 9s'
neral @arranaa perboten.

Stdbt Merito, 10. Sttober.
General Garron3a uuter5eidnete Elm
9etret, our4 bas Der Stiertanpf IN
gang u(erito Derbotsn piro. Sn benz
0etret beibt es, bdb bic Regierung
perpfli4tet iei, Ge6rGube, peI9e I'M
gBtberIpru6 nit Der Sultur itehen,
aus3urptten uno Dds moralil6e JttE
beau Der gIrger b0ber gu beben.
Stiertdmpfe ieien bd5u ougetban, baS
9eben BON MenIhen unnDtbigertpeiie
su geFdbrben, Sbiere etner 5ortur gu
unterperfen, Der aeibenI1dft 8or'
i9ub su leiften uub bas 2altb in Wer'
ruf s5u 5rirgen. pStiertdmpfe", 10
beiBt es m benz Detret, nbrtngen
9lrme, pel9eR es an ben notbpenoigen
aebensmittsIn feblt, unb bic alIes
bings6en, nm cine trr5e llnterhal'
3n buben, m gtptb unb @lenb." Sin
3rpiberbdrbeln segen oas Oetret
tpirbm It elmer Celebrate pon $1,000
Bis $4,000 ober mt 9sfGnsnib Don
Pc 1oaatu. ubsS beiAem, heitrait
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Jss @afen BON Steip Yprf
SIT Der frdn80Iif6e 0Gmpfer nGss
pagne" angetpmmen,
gla6bem er ale 8orIi6tsmabrege[n
fir Elm 3uIammentreFTen nit
benz Saa4bOot getroffen
bate.

Nep Yort, 10. Stto6er. - 2(m
9ieHitag traf Der fran50iiT6e DAM
PIER ngspagne" i'm 6afen Bon gleo
gort Elm. Der &apitdn er3dbtte,
pelbe 2(ufrgung an 8or0 ge6errfht
babe, als am W&ontag Die Rettltng5z
bOpte in 8ereitfaaft geirbt unO a1e
@orii4tsmaBre9eln 9etroffen pOrosn
Tcien fir Elm 3uIammentreFfeH nit
Dem beutffen unterieebpote.
2lm Sonntdg mar bic r@spagn."
auf brabtloIem g9ege 6eua6rihtIgt
DoroeR, oab ba5 Oeutite 5au6boot
ii6 in ben benaGbarten @epdferu
bcfinOe. IS nurcen fofOrt ale 8ogs
iiatsmaBregeln getroffen, aber aur
bic 0ffi3iere oes Sdiffes paren iib
fer 9efabr berpuBt, obgleia bic qai'
idsiere bolb mertten, oGB man iib
auf etne iOl6e Oorberette. Der &us
| bcs Gatffes tpuroe Dann Iiibtpdrts
geIentt. @s pGre am Montag 46euo
i'm hieiigen 9afeH fdllt9 gelpeTen, dber
bur9 bic Rursdnperung puroe ieine
&ntunft UNI II bis 15 Stunoen pers
50gert.
Seoem 8uiTdgier mar i6pn BEL Der
TG6rt our4 bic &riegs3pne etne &drte
nit Der J}ummer ieines Hettunqss
brptes eingebGnptgt pOrOeH, faQs
man 5ur geniiBung oerfelben i6reIteH
miiIIe. Sas 9eI9iB an Ded puroe
fir bic 8ertbeibiguHg beS Sdiffes in
gereitI6aft geIebt. Die PaiIdgiere
unS Die Gdiffsmannfhaft DerbislteH
ii6 i'm allgemeinen rubig Ddbren5
Der @orbereitungen, dber Elm 54eil
ter peibli4en 9aiiGgtere be6ielten
ibr Rettungssiirtel in tbrer gtGbe.
9Rabame Sarub gerrbarDt, Gina
@dpaliert unb anoere berii6mten
Siinitler an 8prb pistutirten bic WleI=
bung, .5eiqten uber feine 5ur9t WdBs
renb Der Wtontag fu9r bic rGspagnc"
in 3ig5ag Sepegungen, l4O Utsls
len auBerbalb ibres regelmdBigen
&urg. Syn Der g}u6t pom WlpntaJ
tlteben piele 9diIasiere auf benz .gers
red, ober bds 5au6boot 5sgte iidJ
nitt. @nblia errei6te bos Sdiff
bic SreimeileRgrense, innerRalb De-
rem es pGbrenb nes ReItes ietner
Sdhrt perbIieb.
2(is bic ,,@spdgne" IN ben 6dfen
flbr, perIammelten fih Die paFagtere
i'm GaIon unb unter5eianeten cin
3sugnib fir ben 9apitGn 2alrert, in
irel6em lie Der 9oritht, pelhe er
eeiibt babe, bobe g(nertennung 5olten.
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Ser berienfte @ampieg
ySlDDmersbijf"
8 a tie etne 2abung 8etsen
fir b eboIldnbif DE Res
gierung Gprb.

~ = - 'b D ~ ~ ~ - l ".
Rotterbam, 10. Otto6er, ii6er
apnbon. - Die Sollanbz9(merifa Qis
ME 9at Big ieBt nur einen tur5en 9es
ri9t iiber bas gerTsltten bes boQdnptz
fden 9amifers oglOemersbiit" uno
bic RettGng pon befen geIabung
bur4 ben amerifaniT6en Sprpeoo>
brot 3eritDrer ngen6am" erbalten.
Sn biefem geriht 6eiBt es, baB Der
gsfeblba6er beg Sdu9footss ben &as
pitGn Der ngloomersotif" infornirt
babe, bab er iebes sdbiff, bag na9
einem engIiT6en 9afen fa6re, perIenz
len iperoe.
Die Oirettoren Der SfiFfsgeIellz
f6aft rperben Die ueue Sttuatton nit
bem WtiniIter bes QleuBrren oistutis
rem, aber bic 8aten Der Qtbfdbrt i6rer
Sfiffe nt6t Gnbern.
Ser @ert6 Der .gtpomersbiit be-
lief it6 auf 81 100000; iie par gum
balben gstraae gesen Sriegs gftitfo
terTi6ert. 9agegen mar bte 2abung
@ei5en fir bic bolIGnbiIte Resie=
runo uiht neriihert aetreIen.
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Mns nMSunerldfftser Guelle
Wtrb bic 3erft0rung ooa
3pei beatf DEN uuters
ieebppteu elDet.

eebooter gem eloet.
G9riitianiu, 10. Sttuber. Qus
81. petersburg piro lnoffiStea bier
bergemelbet, bab an Ronntag eia
ruiiii9es SprpeoobOot Spei beuti4s
unteriseboOte oerfsntt bale, na6oem
bic sautboo.e bic rufiiT6e Suutena
teIegrapbenTtotipn III 'SepnaOolat an
Der Murmantiite, i'm E9eibeH Wteer,
angegriffeu bdtten. Dte9rere perionen
ipQn our9 ols 9eldiiBfeuer Der llna
te,ieeboote get5otet pprorn iein.
Oas nprpsgii6e AuEpGrtige Qm.
1T aud bena6rihtigt tporbeH, oaB eli
Wldnn bpR BEN nOrDegii6eu Oamz
pier ,Rdpn", Der i'm rollgen Wtonat
i'm Qlrttiihen Ssean Den einem llnterz
Iecbppt Derfentt puros, getettet porb'E
Ieien. 9ier aneere Wturner tamen in
iolge Der ausgsitunpenen 2eiben nm,
un6 elm anberss 800, in bem iiA
finf MGnner beflncen, ptrb Oermtbt.
Mean bat ni4t bic gertngIte SoFfnung,
oaB bic Geute ro6 am Gt6en iinb. Die
glprpegii3e Rbeber 9ffipciution Der<
langt Don Der RegieruHg, bnb tie pie
rprtpeaii6en Seeleute peI1iiben iolle.
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geieQt tperOeu. gfumdnien bate 6eim
glusbru4 Der Standardization Dere
ipro4en gebubt, port le6enbe 0eutiae
nift gu interniren, bat bieie aber
fpdter naIs tempprGre Si6er6cisa
W}aBregel" bod interntrt. Oa Die
Der. Staaten iopobl bic SntsreRen
Der &umdnen in 9eutl6lanb, ais
aud Der 0eutI6en in Humdnien perz
treten, eripGbft ba6ur6 Der ameritas
niF4en SotIhaft cine Tcblpere Q(rteitss
laIt Wlebrere Gage lang butten bic
in Berlin mo6nenben uno bur9 ben
gefe6l betroffenen Rumdnen i'm @es
fdube Der ameritanii6en, gotI9aft
I'm Silfe na6geIu4t.
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tpirn bic SituGtipn bura ben &rteg
bod ni4t beeinilub! perOen, troB Der
Qnfiat DON Cir Wiaiam Ramisb, bag
pur9 bds 9grbOt Der gaumpplLGinz
fubr bic gentralmdhte an Der 6etz
itelllng Don GrplOiiDitoiien ae9inOert
leiH piir0en, 3:nn gTpicIiDitoffe DOM
geauIpie Emp t6nnen au4 aus bern
9eIuIoie S!off Rrg.'t:lIt perben,
Der iia in Der piIan5enlvelt 70 reidJ@
lid Oorfinbst. Serr Gaffler battle in
Sabre 1912 als europGti9er ReprG>
lentant Der apnpeRtipn DOH Baum
spoa>s s5nterefsntsn in altiaHta beige
ppbnt.
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9as engliiAe Harlament
ST am Otenfag 5u feiner
Ssrbitisifionauiu am mem
aetreter.

oonopn, 10. Sttpber. 9as
Parliament frat am Dtenitag gu ieis
ner 6esbftfiBung suiammen. 2(uber
i5rueer in 9esug auf ben &rteg lte<
gen tsine pi9tigen 9eratbuusssegens
ftdnbe Dor.
Serr ReginaIb mcaerna, Der
aanSler bes s6osumtes, ipru6 iiter
bic ftnansielIe situation in @erbins
hung nit benz ariege Sn geuutpors
tune elmer 9lufrage fagte sr, Der 8e>
i9lub, fe9sprosentige S6usamtsnp>
ten aussussben, Iei gsfabt puroer,
neil Der 2lueenbIid fir cine lang
friftige 9tnIeibe pift aIs Der giinitigite
erftienen fei. Gr t0nns teineu beT
ftirn1ten 8ei6eio iiber bic 9tufnahme
inr iol6en &nleibe geben, beabff<
tige aber, cine Ipl9e Bel Der eriten
Selesenbett gu smpfeblen.
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Cpier beuti4er llateriees
bppte.
Sieben feinb It9e g aiffe
tn ie4s SageH eDT etc
mem uNter,et5oot
Der e,ntt.

Berlin, 10. SttOpe;. neber Cons
bpn. Gin oeItifes RntsriseboOt bat
I'M GngIiidsn Aanal 5riiaen oem
80. September uno penn 8. Sttober
iiebsn SanDslsififfe 5erit0rt, oi:
feinDIiten 9dnosrn ss90rien uHb brei
bon neutralen Adnoetn. Die S6iFTc
Don ieinbli1en Qdnoeru nuren BON
3Hiammen 4o3l 5onneu. tpdbreno bic
neutrdlen 9aaIpfer Don sulammen
1857 2pnnen pdren.
Gin anosres llntsriee6oot perIent.e
am 4. Sttober in Der 0dbs Der Sits
tifte pom Gng.lHO brsI easIii4e Jii4s
oampier.