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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-06-06
State of Ohio. city OF Toledo. sc.


Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner Of the firm of 4. j. Cheney
e Co, doing business in the City of To
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
ery case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence. this 9th day of December.
A. d. 1856.
(SeGD A. w. GLEASON:
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY C Co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
fake Halls Family PiDs for consultation
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-06-06

Mr.. VIM. E. Jackson, of Mechan-
;cstown, and Miss Ada F. Landers,
of Ransom, were married at the Manse
by Rev H. NJ Moffett, on Friday,
May 20, 1915.
Lester w Hoffmaster and Miss
Grace Z. Southerd were married at
the Manse in Duffields on May 26th,
by Rev. J. c. Siler.- They will make
their home in Duffields.
Mr.. G. S. Callan, has taken the
agency for the Osborne line OF
binders, mowers and repairs and also
the 10th Century manure SpreaderS
together with repairs for them.
A fine daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. J. Richard Russell, of Bruins
wick, Md, at the Charles Town Hos
pital, on Monday. Mrs. Russell was
Miss Gertrude Philips, of Charles
Town before marriage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-06-06
Mrs. Baker Gives Recital.

Mrs. T. M Baker gave a recital at
her residence last Friday night. Fo.-
lowing is the program rendered:
Trio Charge of The Hussars Spindler
Misses. Elliott, D. GoIladay and P.
Golladay
Solo Dream Waltz GirIitt
Master Tyler
Solo March of The Little Sages Mason
Miss F. FUR
Duet Flower Fairies Fearis
Mrs. Baker and Master Russell
Solo Gladys Waltz Fearis
Miss Smith
Solo Old Mother Hubbard Rogers
Miss G. Baker
Duett Blush Rose Waltz Fearis
Misses Johnson and Roper
Solo Waltz Streabbog
Miss Ambrose
Solo Tyrolean Shepherd Boy Oesten
Miss M. Ramey
Duett Approach of Spring Lindsay
Mrs. Baker and Miss Prufer
Miss Pittmann
Solo Waltz Kern
Master Russell
Trio Lehigh Polka Dresher
Misses Ramey. Baker and Furr
Solo Rose Petals Kern
Miss N. Ramey
500 March LANCE
Miss Roper
Duet On the Flag Ship Christian
Mrs. Baker and Miss Huyett
Solo In Rank and File LANCE
Miss Or
Solo In Twilight Gaenschale
Miss Brown
Duet Little Fairy March Gobbaerts
h isses Ramey and Tyler
Solo II Desiderio Cramer
Miss Furr
Solo Heimweh Jungmann
Miss d. Golladay
Duet On The Stage Englemann
Misses Baker and Reininger
Solo Playful Moments Foataine
Miss Tyler
Solo Orfa Grand Polka GottschaIk
Miss Perry
Duett Golden Star Waltz Streabbop
Misses johnson and Ambrose
Solo riower Song LANCE
Miss duyett
Solo Warblings at Eve Richards
Miss johnson
Trio West End Polka D'Albert
Misses Brown, Furr and OFT
Solo Fifth Noctuirne Leybacb
Miss Ronemous
Solo Tripping Feet Bohn
Miss Golladay
Duett Les Sylphes Bachmanu
Mrs. Baker ami Miss Perry
SOLO Pure as Shown LANCE
Miss Elliott
Overture Poet and Peasant Won Supne
Misses Baker and Ronemous
First prize was awarded to Miss Eliza
beth Elliott. second prize to Miss Dor
cas- Golladay. Also prizes of pins to
Misses Theo Brown. Lillian OFT and
Blryarly Hears. Mrs. Baker then gave
her class treat, taking them to Brown
Bros. for refreshments. Mrs. Baker
has large class this year and begins
q new session with five new nuniIs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-06-06

The Charles Town banks will be
closed on Tuesday June 8, primary
election day
A horse owned by Mr. Louis
Shroutz broke is neck on Wednesday
in getting its hind feet wrapped by
a rope to which it was tied for graz
ing.
The Independent Fire Company will
hold an ice cream and strawberry fes-
tival in Rouss Hall on Friday and
Saturday, June 9 and 10. You are
invited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1916-06-06

An inventory of the personal estate
of the late NJ Brown Hendricks was
filed in the County Clerks office by
the appraisers, Messrs. J. NJ Hen
dr.cks, N. T. Snyder and w. (.
Osbourn. The appra sement aggre-
gates Sl6.055.37.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
AN AFFIDAVIT
S. P. Walker

State of Louisiana,
Parish Of Caldwell.
Before me, M. L. Mecom,
Clerk Thirtieth Dist. Court in
and for the Parish of Caldwell,
State Of La, personally came
and appeared Ben H. Miller who
being first duly sworn, deposes
and says, that if elected to the
office Of assessor for the parish
of Caldwell, La, he will refund
all commissions due him on spec
ial school tsX assessments, and
all commissions due him on Poll
Tax assessments through out
the entire four years Of his term.
That he makes this affidavit
as his solem binding cont act to
refund said commissions, and
that the Police Jury and School
Board are hereby authorized and
fully empowered to hold said
commissions from their settle.
ments with him, and to pay over
said commissions to the Public
School funds Of the parish of
Caldwell State Of Louisiana.
(Signed) B. Il. Miller.
Sworn and subscribed before
me this the 2lst day Of Feb.
1916.
(Signed) NJ. L. Mecom,
Clerk Seth Dist. Court.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
AN AFFIDAVIT

Clarks, La, Feb. %, 1916.
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Caldwell.
Before me, the undersigned
authority, personally came and
appeared, D. E. Watson and T,
A. Watson, his wife, who being
duly sworn, depose and say that
the report now current viz that
Ben II. Miller is now in Jail and
that a telegram had been rec w.
ed to hold said B. H. Miller"
was not started by US and that
we did not say any srcl thino
further we denounce any nogson
VINO uses our name in such cor
rect.on.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25

Notice fer Publication.
Department f the interior
U. S. Land Office at
Baton Rouge, La.
Feb. 2lst, 1916
cProof under Act 6-6-12.)
NOTICE is hereby given that George
W. McKcithen, Of Grayson, Louisiana.
who, on Aug 9th, 1912, made Home
stead Entry. No, O53s1, for sw4 of
SCI, Sec. Is, T 70 North, Range 3 East,
La. Meridian, has filed notice of inten.
ton to make Three Year Proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above desert
bed, before Clerk of Court, at Column
bia, Louisiana, on the 9th day of April
1916,
Claimant names as Witnesses: Joseph
II. Wilmington, james ". Batson.
George II. Afford. Thomas j. Chap
man, all of Columbia. Louisiana.
E. D. Gianelloni,
Register,
Published in caldwell Waterman,
Columbia, La.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25

Beams money, and offers an un-
signed statement purporting to
be from her to Justify his con-
duct.
With full confidence in the
people | again ask your support
and submit my claims for cleo
ton.
Yours sincerely,
S. P. Walker.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
The WATER And ITS
FRANKS IN COLUMBIA

Having on abiding faith IN the
rainbow and The Promise it
represents the Waterman does
not hesitate in assuring its read
ers that we will not have a flood
but when asked about such a
miner matter as an overflow our
better judgment leads US not TO
progacsticate in the premises,
though we will hazard the re-
mari that unless the Ouachita at
this g0int ceases to rise, an does
80 II Cnco, we will receive q
.o.u..a s0uoing from its murky
waters.
Already the water has inva
ded certain precincts Of the city
proper; that section occupied by
tie mill being we'll under and at
this writing the waters are ad,
vsncing on the popular Swift
Hotel, where the entire rear of
the property is under water and
the chickens are compelled to
roo3t high to keep dry. Incl
dentaily some of these chickens
hnj Jhoir Way to the dinner
table at thi3 popular hotel but as
hey are always properly, appro-
prIat-Iy, daintily and deIicately
dressed they are always appre-
Glazed and taken in by those
who are Mrs. Swift's guests.
In this column last week we
told OF the Ouschita's assault
upon the editors oack yard;
well the agony Of the assault is
over and the Ouaehita has taken
the back yard and il now moving
into the front, and the editor
now paddles his own canoe. AS
yet we have seen no snakes, and
nope we don't as we have no
medicine around.
1t was reported that the anvil
in Hunts shop was being as
saulted by the waters but the
story did not ring as true as the
anvil and nobody believed it.
Dir. Hunt has splendid water
works system in his garden and
is thinking of building a wharf,
dry-dock and general marine
repair station.
Ship-building ID the chief d.
version at present and complete
crafts are being turned out al
most hourly and launched, 50
that commerce, Cuisines and
pleasure may move along if the
Ouachita does continue to riss. !
Seriously speaking, We trust
that our town will not be com.
pietely inundats but be-. that. as
1t may we will take consolation
from that famous couplet:
There's no use in repining,
love; We'll be happy, love, when
summer comes again" |
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25

Eg'9-c ii'n-i can be 6oreM
".'-.rG,EsTe tcrGcco is sold
! .c1s1J :33 bags, So; tidy
g.. iias, I1c; hCndsome
-e..-' ard heif-pound tin
.r'.rs cad in ttGt classy
10. -;.gstui- glass hunidor
~E,gc2-C1oi5tcner top
10 n sha to5scGG IN
N 49, GogGts;oa!
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
A CARD

10 voters vi OatuWell al LoH'
In Mr.. Niller's last letter, ne
again charges me with being the
candidate for the Louisiana Gen.
tra] Lumber Company.
He says that neither he nor /
are responsible for returning %
the people our commissions on
Special School Taxes, and tries
to muddy the waters with an an
sworn statement from Miss
Beam to justify himself with the
voters in the Post Office matter.
Everybody knows the inter-
est Of the Louisiana Central Lum
Der Company and the interest OF
the laborers, is one and the same
thing. If there was no company
and no mill, there would be no
laborers there, and the vote IN
the first primary stood: Miller,
IA; Walker, II. This answers
the charge.
Ro+weon Mr. Miller and N.Y.
self, I am directly responsible
for the return Of commissions On
school taxes. In the first pr
mary, he said in his speeches
and in private, that ne wanted
the office for what was in l. anl
would not return his commissions
to the people; suppose he had
been nominated over all his o.
ponents, how would the matter
stand? He would not be either
morally or legally bound to re-
turn it and would not do SO,
considered it a bid for votes
in the first primary and lett it
for the people to decide by their
vote; in my opinion that wa the
RICH course to pursue. Since my
views have been endorsed Mr.
Miller rushes forward ITO reap
what he has not soWn.'
Am | right in this statement?
Let the voters answer.
The statement pretending to
be from Miss Beam is unsigned
and therefore Mr.. Miller's own
statement. | went to Miss Beam
to get ar affidavit, and she de-
clined to give it.
She said in the presence Of
Mr.. R. R. Redoitt, Notary Pub
lie, Leland Hamilton and myself, |
other side has been to ne
for an affidavit and | declined to
give it, and | will not make an
for you, because | don't
want to be drawn into politics,
,ut the statements made by yoUI
"A your circular letter, are in sub
substance correct"
Mr.. Miller knew at the time he
ae had sent in his resigntion,
hat Miss Beam had been ap-
pointed acting Post Master, had
Iaksn the oath of office under
DR.. Gardner, a Notary Public, |
and instead of exacting fifteen
dollars per month, as assistant
post master, the pittance he had |
been paying Miss Beam for the
same services, he accepted half
the salary due Miss Beam.
TO show Mr.. Miller has no de-
sire to do right in the matter, he
aas seen a telegram from the
Postal Authorities at Washing
ton saying Miss was entitled to all
the salary amounting to $109, 20 |
and he still refuses to separate
himself from $54.60 of Miss
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
fiotice

Send me your subscription to tie
"MENACE" Patriotic weekly, rs
cents a year. W. W. Lantrip, Gray
son, La,
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
D. E. Watson,
Lula A. Watson.

D. E. Watson,
Lula A. Watson.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
fore me on this 23rd day of Feb.
1916.
E. D. Gardner,
Notary Public
State of Louisiana,
Parish of Caldwell.
This certifes: That the above
is a true and correct copy of the
original Affidavit, this day filed
and recorded in the Mortgage
records of my office.
Given under my hand and seal
of the Goth judicial DIST. Court,
in and for said Parish and State
on this the 23st day Of Feby.
A. D. 1916.
NJ. L. Mecom,
Clerk 3Oth Dist. Court
Ex-Oficio Recorder.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-02-25
NOTICE

We have tied up near Columbia, La
one block Of Pine Logs, owner can nave
same byjdea flying and paying charges
Robert Harrison, Columbia, La.
Jan. 10, 1916
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

6ef6oiien tporben.
Sin grobsr fran50fiT6er 9leroplan
ipurOe fiiopeItltd DON G6aunD oon
urIereR 2lbpe6rtanonen berunterges
f4ofen. Die SnIaTeu, bic OerpunOet
Daren, fpurOen gefangen genommen.
DSeftti6er &riegsI9auptab: Sine
itarte ruiTiIfe Sruppenabtbeilung
purbe an Der Bieiielu6a, Tiibli6 DON
&u6Deta gOle, apif6en ben 5tiiFeu
Sto6Db unb Stpr, BON elmer beut.
i4en Retognos5irungs .putrouiGe ana
gesriffen unO gdn8li9 Derni8tet.
gdltan SrtegsIdauplub: rnfere
9Cpiatifer 6eobu4teten grpBe 5euers>
brinfte i'm 9afen bon Sutuniti. bic
pa6ri4einli4 BON unTeren Jlisgeru
berurIa9t tpNben tpdren."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
2lmf benz iueitli9en Sriegs.
idDanpiab
glimmtSusGeuer Der fra ns
8Ofifdsn arttIlsrie in
eiHigen 9eeenben an
Seftigfeit Sp.

gerlin, Q. sssf :. as6er Con,
bOu. @-7 o-oSe Suuptquurtier sr-
r5s.. IN Ieinem offi3ieIleH 8eri5t
iiber bic Greisnifie auf BEN &riesss
ihaupIab, OaB bus artirertsfeusr Der
5ran3ofen in Der Champagne unS in
ben gOseIen febr an Seftisteit aus
seuommen babe. Der geri6t tautet
ipie folst:
.Deftliaer ariessIdyuupEds: Das
5eusr Der fefnbli@en 9trtileris bat in
ei1iisen @esenben In ber Gbaupasne
unS Ditli9 BON ct. Die in ben @O-
scien an 5eftisteit susenOmmsrt Die
Gtues asaa til absrmcis BON 1sine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03
Sen &uiien tpie ben
s5taiienern
6oben bic SeiterreiG er
fIein gte6erIogenbet
gebra6t.

8erIin .. 6ebruar. 9luf ora1t.
IoIem 8ege mad, Sapptue, q. y.
Der offi8ieae 0iterreittide gericEt
fiber Die @reisrllie ali Dem &rieJs.
i6altplas, Der am gtbeuo bier eirge.
troffcn lit, lalttrt lpie foIgt:
Sic 9fliien ipltroen our9 Mineit.
angrtfie gc5lpam8en iid] aus i6ren
ootoeritelt @rdben Der Dem @riiden.
topf pon llscicc5fo (om GnieIter, III
0er J3dbe Der @renje bon 9ufomina
gcIcgem 5uriif6u3ieben. Gin anoersu
Eunften OIL Der 6itIif)en 8ront 9a-
ben @efechte 5piihen @atroriaeu
rnttgeiunOen.
a2lngriffe, 0ie meitlib Don 9to-
cesno, I'M Sl9ono GbaI, BON einem
italiartiiden Battalion gernadt mur.
Sen, rouroen 5ariidgeidIogen. 5eiro-
Ii6e Sappen an Sol ot 2utto pur-
6en in beftigen SanOgenengen DON
lmicrcn Sritppen genournen uno
naG6er aeiprerqt. Gin Der SSion6o
,5ront babeu 9trtiGerieeefedte itattge'
ilu10en.
,9luf ser gaIfan.SaIbttieI bot Die
@or6ut Der oiterreidiidb-irnguriiden
.Erlppen obne aurlpf oas iiibIiae
llfer res @otia 5Iuiies m aIIbanieH
erreiht"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

Naes ereignete ii& inner6al6 BON 200
Tsilen bon Der ipanif5sn &iiite ents
fernt. Gm II. Sanuar ipur0eN bic
0lmpfer Gorbribae unb 5arringforb
ungefd9r $50 MsiIen norbtpeitli6 BON
aap Jiniitsrre ii6srbolt; am 13. cSa.
nuar purben Der rDromon69", .Qus
thor, rSraber" UNI .4briabne" NOD
meter norOtpeitIia I'm attantii4en
C8ean ssrit0rt.
Ss mar unsefd6r CUR 3eit bes Sons
ntRunterganges am Samitos, benz 10.
SaHuar. boB Die 9lppam astapert NUT
be. WGhrenb Der Ra6t uHO om SOnns
tag bIis6 bas Sdiff INNER in uriersr
glGbe. 9lm 9l6eub oes 16. sriff ss
ben britiIaen 8ampfer Clan MacGas
bib an 9as 6susr BON ben Ges
| iduBen mar oeutIi3 bon Der g(ppdm
aus iiatbar, o6er nur bic priisHs
rdnHl4aft mar i'm Stlnbe, bem
aampf su foIgen, Ssnn bic gaTagtere
anb bi. auberen GefangensH mgBtsn
unteu bIeibn uRb iie muBten Ii6
bamit bsgniisen, bur@ bic GsHitsr gu
Iis6eu.
GiHse!beitsn ii6er 6as, mas ii5 ers
eigns., iinb NOD ni6t betannt, oa bic
Seutiasn jebs austunit Oerpeigern.
Gs iaeint absr, bob Der MacSaDiiRc
Der Elm SeaspfiiuOer 9eidiB am Bug
mpntirt bate, ben @eriu9 maate,
NiOerftano gu Ieiiten unb BON ben
ibperen 9ei6Isen Der Ssuti9en bes
idoiIen purbs. 6iufSehn MaRn pon
Ser gsiasung purben gstootet uno
piele pernunbet, ebe Der britifhe 9ams
pier untersiHs. Gs faubsn srDei ers
ploiiOrsR i'm SsnHern ftdtt, e5e bas
S6iff in ben Boesn reriant. Bas
aug bem aapitGu bes WGtSaoiib gss
porSsH, 1T ni4t bstonnt, man 9Iaubt
cher, oaB er iid nit OielsR ieiner
2euie on gprb bes Seuti1sn Dams
pfsrs beiinoet. Sie gIppum fubr auf
ben S5duptab bss 2ampfes gu, tuuroe
aber suriidbsorbert. Spdtsr lpurssn
sisr Naun DON Der geiasuns bss
Macsapifb, brsi bapon i6uer Ser'
truHbet, in eiusm tleinen Goct an
gdro Der glppam sei9itt. Die Prt'
fsHmGnnidaft ridtets oaun Den Eurs
tr gIppam nod @sitsn uuO lpurSe Biz
slm nd9iten Rprgsu BON oem beut'
ihm St1iff besI.itet. lin nel6e
Gtunb. unb in pslter Ei6tuns Sas
bsutIdt S9iff perftpdnS, TT ben
Gnaldnoern nlht betanilt. nm leH
Sisism Gag. oem II. Sdnuar. tat nun
ni9ts mebr opn ibm se96rt.
Die .gtppam" bislt etuen genau
psitlitsn aurs Elm Bis in Der Wtun'
tao Ratt, mann lie anfins, in Der |
Tabe Der 9irginiibsn Siiite i'm 3its |
3at 5u fabren. Gle brau6te 10 Gage
fir bic Sabrt iiber ben 9ltluntifben !
S3ean, OsHn fis fubr msiitsns nun nit |
elmer GtIdtpinbisteit BON neuu Sros
ten IN Der ShinOs. sic seiste, pie
bies pieIe britiide SunbeIsitiffe t9un,
feline Glasss, iie ipu uber bic brttii4s |
Elasse eeSsiss baben, oIs fie Rap
Senrb p1iiirte.
MGbrenb Der laussn Gabrt spabttn
SisIs Der gaiIaSisrs Hs&t mo ii< oa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-03

1 > ~ l'NT ~N4sf
aqisrost. ems bapon ouF bem aoiiis
tsHaufbaa, nnb beibe fino 10 pla5irt,
Dap its ni4t !si9t ssie6en iperbea lon.
nen.
"O6slsi6 i4 tDdbrsnf bss er5btsn
29sils msiner gefo7ssni6aIt untsr
Ssd 5abriusen mubts, iprrbe mir BOD
5lsmIt6 pisI Jrei9eit sslalIea uno id,
mar i'm Siauoe. bas Satff siemIid
ssrau gu inipi3iereu. gtuf elmer qlat,
ts mar Der Rame .pongs~ einaemsi,
fBslt uuo msbrsre Don ans baHerften
oenielben Ramen auf gapiersn In Der
aaiits oss &apitGns.
.54 befunb MID Oom 9f6enb Sss
II. Sdniiar an on gorb nss Dams
piers. Msin s&iif mar balb nad osr
3eriiSrans Der GurTiugfprb setapert
iuOrbeu. Die geiasurg bsiianb aug
Hsbreren bunbert Nann DON berlen
pisIe ben Rdmen .S. lql. 9. Wl5pe"
an tbreH Uaibsn batter; anbsrs trugen
ben Ramen g. N, g. paiu' an ben
WsiiseH, unb es tuarsr lad Elm babies
Dusenb anSers Ramsn gu bemerten.
SebesmaI iDWn Die 2suti9en bint,r
einer priie Der iparsn, purbsn mir ale
nnter Oed itrens bspatt unb mir ipa=
ren nidt i'm StanO., gu isbsn, mas
iib ereignete.
-0as S@iff mar uns am Ra9ulit.
tag cine Ober 5ipei StuuOen lang sss
foIgt. ih f4eHtte ihm aber ipenig Be-
aatuns. ba ss gang pnauffGlIis mar,
unb aIs es Biz auf Elm paar Mlsilen
nabs setommen mar, tara DOT Gins
brud Der DunfsTbsit, isusrte basS6iff
sinen WdrHunesfdub as, bsndstirte
feline 9atirie unb ih Isgts bsi.'
SIN ollssmsilwn itimmsn Die 8erias
ts iibcr bieauperune be- 9lppam Sarin
iiberciu, bab Der Dompier bier Gage
bon Dutar. iSran30Ti5 @sitafrita
aus nat 9iDsrpooI untertpees mar.
NIT g)aiIasisrsn unO 1000 5onnen
Jra6t an 8crb. aIs an Is. Sanuor
Der bsiitffe Sampfer in Sidt tam.
Dieter fubr siemlia i6Hsu, CT fdim
aber ieine Qlnftrsneung su maiden Der
appdm ndber 81 tpmNn. Dos Gdiff
fling buHn an idneIlsr gu fubrsH. uHb
ebt Der Ropitan cine ecbnnngs bnDOn
bate, bnb Gefabr i'm glu5ug lei, bate
pas bsutids Gaiff fsinen aurs ssdns
bert unb ein.n @aruirssihub iibsr
ben Bug brs glppam nbssfsusrt.
aapitdn Sdrrifon Ieste fOfort BET.
Dds UorbsrtaiteIl auf BEN osutiden
Gdiff mar sufamm.nssidlIsn unb ss
iparsn bic srOben gsitiibe ii9tbnr.
bic olf bic 9lppam ssri9tet fparsn.
Gin Boot ipurbs uusseisst uno bah
barauf mar cine g,rifsuHanuf1uft TN
gsIib csS Gaiffss.
Die qlppam mar bas iisbsuts sngli'
fte Gdiff, sas in bier 9nssu bon ben
osati4m ssiassa nasss tns sas.
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paifasi.re faseu aber, baB iie senau
bafelbe erbieltsn ipie bic Seutiden
unb fie teine llrio4e fiir 9ei@Derbe
bltten.
Die anii6ten iiber Die SoentiiGt
sss Sdiffes, has bic .alppum" sdperte
unb bic anberen Sdiffe psrientts, sss
ben INNER nod melt auseinanber.
Bring 3abfslbt, DON Der beutI9sn
goti4aft in WaIbiHstcn. bebuupi.t,
baB es Der beutf9e areussr .N5pe"
lei, Der I'm Sabre 1913 ober 1914 fit
Die beutIde Jlotte sebaut tporben iei
unb unier bem 8efebI bes GapitGns
Graf 9obna ite6e. atIle bi. sefans.nsn
britifden S4iffstapiians iiimmen
absr barin therein, baB bag mpiieri5is
S4iff Elm e6emaliser6an sSompfer,
Namens rponsa1. BON unsefdbr 5000
5onnsn Resiiter isi, Der tpabuIdsins
Iih erft Dor sin paar Ronotsn fertise
geitelt iDarbe unb Der feds mastirts
Gei4iise BON unsefdpr feds 3uI ao.
libsr an 8orb Bat unb init aipei Sors
peborobrsn oeriehen 1T. Die gnsIdn.
oer sIauben. Sab Der 9ampfsr crit
nsusrbiuss aIs SaHbels5sriforsr auss
ssriiiiet iporben III unb pom aisIsr
aanal aus In See segansen iii, iur3
ebs er an Der stiiiie Don 2lfrita anfing,
Sasb auf 5ritiife S9iffe gu MAIDEN.
Das erfie S6iff. bas sr ssrfiSris, mar
Der Dampf.r .Jerrinsforb1. ON IL.
Jdunar.
~sie mSsen bas S4iff nsnnen ipis
iie poIIen.1 fasts am 9lbenb .Serr
Jdmss, lid tabe abet on gorb b.s
dli.n beutfdsn aanonsnbopt.s ,DsS.
me- seipeifi, unb Sisiss mgr Elm S&iff
Don Hur 600 Sornen. Gg mag iein,
bab iie aud bas neus G@iff .ysSip.-
ntnnen..
aapitdn Oapib Barton, Don BEN
Odmpf,r -GorbriSss-, Der 3iueit.n
priie Der Geutiden. Der Elm gsfanses.
ner on gorb bes bsuti&en Gtfffss
mar. sbe sr NIT feiner Wannfdafi auf
bic .gppam' transfsiiri purbe, Jagie,
bdB Der 0ampfer elm gang neuss
S3iff isi. Sas far ben 5riidtebdnbeI
ssbdut unb NIT ben Deds in ioIter
Weiie peritdrtt mar, I'm cine gaiieris
an 9or6 fiibren 3u i5nnen, bic einsm
arsussr sriisr aIaie Gbrs MAIDEN
ipiirbe.
.einise Oer pIattM i'm Snnsrn oss
Sdiffes ipuren nod nidt sirinal ans
ssitri8en iuorben, iaste Der &dpitdn
Barton. ~ . TT ein gutes fhneIIes
Sdiff init sinem S1ornitein unb IN
fir bic 9efSrOsrans Don Griid5t. ,ins
gsridist. Die an Horb befinbIiasn
feds Gef4abt iinb iDabriheinlih 81
5Duist. Bier bacon iinb am gorbsrs
bed mOniirt, BON sinsm suiammmless
barren. aus StabI unO SessItud sefsrs
tigten gorDersaaifsII mnstirt. bas sus
iammenfdnt, iDsnn oas Sdiff In ben
lpsssi5 isiass psiss sssSsA Dt sud
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Ser alngriff amf SaIomiti
III ungsfG9r Mitte Je-
brudr be9inuen.

Qtbsn, 2. Sebruar. Sn bieiiser
WlilitdrtreiIen 1T SnfprmatioR einges
trOffen, aug Der gu i6IieBen 1T, Bag
Oeuti5e urb buIgarif6e Sruppen, DOR
10000 Siirten unteritiBt, pabrs
I9einli9 mlitte 5ebruar nit bem 4n.
griff auf SaIunitt Beginner.
Sie GieogeIi1StrluHise @iielbabn
lit BON ben 9eutiden repartrt NOR.
ben lmO GSeIomaridna BON MsafeH-
len 6efinoet iid iest in Ueonafttr.