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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09
LAND BOARD "PIREsr
HALE AND pOISOss

Boise. Juns7.--An earthquake
shook the land board todsy when the
register. Hebsr o Hale and l. l.
Foisom. an empioys Of the board.
were dismissed from their positions
by the land commissioners sittlns In
executive session. Hale has until
July % stralGhten 40 bis books and
turn the office over 90 his successor.
who. u is learned vilI Be = man from
one Of the northern countlea. The
land commissioners win hold anosh-
sr session tomorTow. when 1t d ex.
peeted that action will be taken in
the matter Of e successor.
The action OF tha commissioners in
declaring hia position vacant came
As : surprise % Hale.
Melton for the dismissal Of Hale
vas made by Auditor Huston.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09
EFFORT MADE TO REMOVE
LAND COMMISSIONER DAY
Resolution Asking for His Removal Received Tie
Vote with One Member Of Land Board Alb
Sent--MOre About the Huston Loans.

to whether Mr.. Day can be removed.
This will depend not only upon
whether Miss Mccoy is willing to
vote for the resolution, but also up
on whether Governor Alexander will
stay put. It is understood that Days
friends will make a strong effort to
have him retained, and the members
of the land board are anticipating
the receipt OF hundreds of letters de-
manding his retention. These will
come from the southeast, where the
sheep interests are largely interested,
and also from the timber interests
Of the north. There is little doubt
but that Day had been a strong man
in the position of land commissioner,
and that there is no other one man
in the state who has anything like
his knowledge of the states lands.
1t is reported that Mr.. Day has been
rendered the presidency and manag-
ership of bank at Oakley, his home
town, but that he has desired to
round out his time of service by re-
naming throughout the present year.
Present indications are that IL Day Is
deposed as land commissioner the ap-
pointment of his successor will be
given to a gentleman of Fremont
county, who is neither a Mormon nor
a stock or sheep man. In this con-
nection the name of Senator Fuller
has been mentioned.
The state land board, acting thru
its registrar. has issued for publica-
tion statement Of the plain facts
relative to what are termed the Hus-
ton loans. The explanation IT is un-
derstood will be available in printed
form in the near future. It was felt
by the board that owing to the wide
publicity that had been given the
matter, 1t was only proper that the
people should be given an opportun-
ity to understand the whole matter,
SO that whatever blame might attach
on account OF the loan should not be
misplaced.
The explanation as given, it is adj
mitted, gives clear evidence OF a need
lily pursued in the handling of state
money invested in farm loans. There
is evidently very much less care ex-
ercised than would be the case were
the money invested the property of
private individuals. It is still, con-
tended, however, that the security for
the money loaned by the state is am
pie to protect the school funds. How
ever, there is little doubt that the
loan Is larger amount than the
rules of the land board rigidly en-
forced would allow.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09
QUARANTINE AGAINST
CALIFORNIA POTATOES

]. H. Norton, deputy horticuItur-
al inspector is in receipt of letter
from the state inspector, in which
attention is called to the fact that
the quarantine still exists against
the shipping OF California potatoes
into the state of Idaho. or the re-
shipment Of California potatoes from
the states OF Oregon, Washington,
Montana and Utah into this state.
Two car loads of California pota-
toes, which we're badly infected with
the potato TUDOR moth. were recently
condemned by the state inspector
one at Burley and the other at Ru-
pert.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09
POWER co. OFFICIALS
VISIT MONTPELIER

s. r. Inch, operating manger of
the Utah Power & Light Co.; J. +.
Derge, superintendent OF lighting
and appliances; G. s.. Humphries, one
of the company's engineers, all Of
Salt Lake; e. r. owen OF Logan, dis
trict manager and George A. John
son, cashier in the Logan office, ar
rived in the city las t Sunday even
ing.
These officials came up to look
over the ground and consult with the
city officials in regard to the remov-
al of the company's poles off Main
street. the order for which was made
by the CitEnGanncil several weeks
ago.
The council met with the officials
Monday evening at which time the
questions Of removing the poles,
new franchise and new system Of
street lighting were discussed. Mr.
Inch informed the council that the
company would gladly remove the
poles If the city would provide a
place to put them. He called atten-
tion to the fact that there Is no al
ley in the rear of the buildings on the
south side of Main street, and on the
north side there is an alley only a
portion Of the distance. He stated
Fha2 tta aoY,a,,onT, Gould ta~54., -.
expected TO erect its poles on ground
owned by individuals for the reason
that the company could not obtain a
positive assurance that the poles
would be permitted to remain there
permanently.
The matter was discussed at some
length, but no definite conclusion
was reached. However. the street
committee agreed to make O thor
ongh investigation OF conditions, with
the view of trying to- solve this diff
ficult problem.
AS regards the company's fran
chise in this city, Mr.. Inch explained
that the company legally acquired
the franchise issued to the old Mont
peIier Electric light Co, the Bear
Lake Valley Electric Light & Rail-
way Co. and the Telluride Power Co.
He stated that there are clauses In
these franchises which conflict with
each other, and that the company
would be willing to replace them
with new franchise If the council
so desired 1t.
In speaking Of the street lighting
system. Mr.. Inch said that IT was the
poorest Of any town supplied by the
Utah Power & Light Co. The coun-
ciImen all expressed themselves as
being in favor Of changing the sys-
tenn, but that the city could not stand
a very heavy increase in cost over
what 1t is now paying. Mr. Derge,
who has charge Of this part OF the
company's business. said that IL the
city could stand $3.50 a month for
street lighting he would be able to
figure out system that would be SO
per cent better than the present one.
He was instructed to submit plans
for a system on that basis.
After a general discussion Of mat
ters pertaining 10 the interests OF
the city and the company At this
point. the meeting adjourned.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09

The pioneers Of Utah and Idaho
are now passing rapidly 20 the Great
Beyond and this week We are called
upon 20 chronicle the death OF Loon
ard Floyd, who was numbered amonK
the early settlers Of Bear Lake val
ley Mr.. Floyd died 81 his home I'm
IT. Charles on Monday. June 3. IIa
had boen In poor health for some
time and since last December be had
been confined to his bed practically
all the time.
Mr.. Floyd was horn NJ Nsvberry
Port. Mass, June 12. 1897. He ac-
eompanied his parents 10 California
during the days Of the first gold
excitement. After year IN cailfor-
Hia they returned % iHslr home IN
Massachusetts,.
IL the spring of 1893 Mr. Floyd
was married 10 Caroline Burbank,
and In the fall Of that year they
came 20 Utah and settled al Farming
ton. In the fall Of 1854 Mr.. Floyd
accompanied party 10 Bear Lake
valley. After ssert stay here he
returned 70 Pennington. where he
remained until tho spring Of 1896.
when he moved his family Co "a.
Charles. whore he had resided ever
since. Mrs. Floyd died tn is7a, ana
later he married Emma Foster. who
died In 1907.
Mr.. Floyd was the father of IS
children, II Or whom are slilI lly-
ing and all were az the funeral.
There are IS grand children and ~
great grand children living.
The funeral services we've held
last Wednesday afternoon at the st.
Charles meeting house. and we're
largely attended BY the old tlms
friends Of the deceased. The spsak.
ere we're Bishop Tranairum. E NJ
Alfred and r. e. Kssseh.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09

Mrs. Chugg was the mother OF IL
children, six or whom survive her.
They are Phillip and David ChusR
of NOunan; Mrs. Mary J, Beard OF
Montpelier. Mra, Douglas Xix OF st.
Anthony. Mira Fred stauffer OF Nou-
ifIssa. and Mrs. J s, Lindsay Of Em.
nett. There are also 40 grand child
rem, 80 great grand children and
three great great grand children.
II will be remembered that MIRA.
Chugg was a member OF the family
of five generations, which occupied
= place OF honor In the parade At
Montpelier's big Fourth or July cell
ebration last year.
Her funeral aervices were held
from the Nounan meeting house
last Saturday afternoon At Z o'clock.
The speakers we're President ahep-
herd and Thos. sieight Of Paris.
Brig Bacon. Nephi Skinner and Esish-
lp Lindsay OF NounRn. All spoke
In words OF the highest praise OF the
character of the deceased and Of the
hardships she endured while crossing
the plains IN 1868 with ono of the
first mule cam companies.
Music was furnished by n quartstte
from Montpelier.
The pail bearers were her grand
sons, Reynold. Lyman and william
ChuEg. Matthew stauffer. and her
great grand sons, Eugene and Elmer
Jewett.
Three Of her grand daughtera-
Irene Lindsay, June Chnag and
Rhoda stauffer-w we're flower beaar-
ers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09

Mrs. Jhoun Chugg. whose death
occurred at her home il Nounan on
Thursday. June LIST. was born in
Rumney. North Wales. on November,
ist, 1923. She was the daughter
81 Reyaoid and Leah Howelis. In
March, 1s4s, she was baptfEedsin the
Mormon faith. and on May srd In the
same year she vas united IL mar.
riage to Phillip chugg. They came
to the United States h 1858 and set.
tied AZ Providence. Cache County,
Utah. II 1878 they came TO Nounan.
being among the first settlers Of that
section.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09

westward-Ieave Alexander daily,
except Sunday. s:5e :. n. Eastward
$40 a. m. Arrive at Grace. 9:10
q. m; leave at s:20 =. y. This ser
vice gives close connection with the
Ping Pong only. both east ana west
Grace Tribune.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-09

2. II. BlckIey came up from KEN
merer TO superintend the plumbing
work In the new home of Mrs. A. r.
Lane. The Lincoln Lumber COM
pany OF Kemmerer secured the con-
tract for the construction Of this
home. It win soon be ready for Oe-
cupancy.
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NOd) 6eine Gini9ung
ii6er armeeOOr(age!

@ai6ington, 5. giai. Die III
Qemeiuid)aitliaer aouiGren5 befin0-
Iiaen annlitees oes Seuats iln0
beg Sauies baben iif ilbcr sic W1i-
litdruorlage bisber nod nid]t eini.
gen fonncli. 9rionocrs III 5lpei
Gullften geben Die Meinungen mcit
auseinaiioer.
Gte an Der Stotierenj telnebnlen.
ben WlitgIie0er oes Ieprdieutanten.
1ories poIlen abiolut nidt Der giI-
Dung elmer ons fSrciluiIligen bette
6enoen 9unoes Reeierpearmee 8ll-
itinl1nen uuO e6eniopeilig Der Gr-
ridflng elmer 9iegieritngsfabtif 3llr
Serltelllng bon gtitrot, iUoiiir Scr
Senat $t5,000,000 beipiIliqt bate.
Die aopierea5 bat iif pertagt.
bis Die ltrettigen 6ragen I'M Sans
auigenonlmet iperoen f6unen. Trot
Der bis6erigen llneinigfeit bofft 81.
nator G6omberIatn, Ser 8oriiber Der
&onfercn3, oennoh, cine quite Sill
idlieBlid au8orbeiteu 5l ton.
Hen.
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Briti(c6er Hreujer
5ufammenge(C6O0en!

Berlin. .. @9oi. (GSlnfen6eridt J
9sad) elmer 9fotteroalner 9epeIdc
Gefano iiA bie 9eintung BEG fiir5.
I;A beriertften boIlGnoiidea Gam.
piers g9erfelitrout" III Sartpifl, ais
1er britiide areu3er nBeneIope~ in
cen oortigen @ofen 9eihIeppt tulrr.
DC. ssSSn 2anf oe8 6eegefeft8, 6as
ser @eidieBlng bon 2oipeitoft ino
@rent garnoltb ourb ein OelltIdes
@elbmnoer an 25. 9[pril folgte,
tpuroe Der areuSer 10 idiper be.
itb10igt, 0oB er nI8 onlerno fanpf.
nnfabig be8eidnet meroen ullB.
(Gte oBelelope", Elm Sdiff bon
3, 800 Sonnen gSoiierperOrallgung,
puroe crit I'M Sabre 1914 gebaut
ino geb6rt 5ur 9(retbuiotIaiie. Ole
!. .9lretbnia" lief int 6ebruar nitT cine
0iine imo ging inter.)
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in oer llott
gfntI1lanS's
eebteH geridJteH 5nfulge slnnbt man
bier, Snk OisIel6cn gSiliOn &c.
fricOiseH merSen.

&aibingtOm, ). Wlai. - Gum
SdIlnk Der briiidJcn glntuort ami
ole amerifaniidIe Note wiro berbur.
sebuben, bah bic bentfdle gIOmira.
litGt nn bic Sefeblsbnbcr Der SamdD-
beute cinen arnen Yeiehl erlaiIen
bat, lnnt Iueldlem fcinolidJe SanOcls-
idliffc nidDt perientt merocn 6iirfcn,
anker man GeBiebt Iidl suerit an
SOrb, Onrdindlt iic nuO gibt 6cn
an SprS betinOlidlrn 9crioncu bOIl-
auf @elcsenlIcit, iidl in 5idcrbeit
5u 6ringeu.
SSn Der Oentidjen glntluort luirS
icrner berbOrscbubeu, baf bic Ser.
Staaten Odfiir iOrsen miiIicn, Gng-
lanb 5it sluiigen, 0as sinternatiD.
male @eicb Eidt ~ iibfrtretcn; ae.
idliebt SieIes aber scnnudl, 10 be-
halt lid 9eHtidJlano ppllc glftioHs.
freibett DOr nno ermartet bon ben
@er. Staateu, Oak eS nit SentldD-
lamb 6nnO in SnuO arbeitc, nm sic
6reibeit oer Neere 81 erSlpinGan.
sJtI DER glntlDOrt uiro icrner ans
aebcMtet, SaR bic ger. Stnatem bic
&eraHtuOrtlidJfcit traacn, iOI(te es
siuiidDen 9entidlanb nnO Sen Ser.
Stanten ann Nrndl fumnlen.
glnbdnser Scr yirsifrlms iinO Der
Oah Die nenc an Die fSiill-
rcr Der Oeatidlem SandlbOOtc grgc-
benc Srber zen @iinidleH Oes 9Sras
iiOenten entiprrdIen iuiro, tros Oes
teitiumten Zones Oerirlbcn.
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Ar6eiter in )1los6au
autrii6reriId)!

gertir 5. 9loi. 9(ns Stof.
Golm eiugclahiene 9tadJridten DER
lleberieeiihen gieuiqfeits glger.
tr beiageL oaB aufitdnoioc 9lrbei-
fer III giosfau oic Der rlliiii6ert
9leqicrung gcborenben gctrolcum-
mo 9en5inbsbdlter gu GrIoiion ge.
fradt DGttelt GS beiBt, OoB inner.
6olb petiger Seflinoen 5000 Con.
nen Gel pcrltihtet iuoropu leien,
nno oaB Die Onourtb entitonbcne Gr-
idiltteruHa in ipeiter g1ttiernlng
oelpilrt luar0e. Sniolge Der grplo.
ion gerieten aud nebrere 0ieaie-
rlulqS tmO an0eriueitige @jebGu0e
in 9rdn0.
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Drit. 9tnAtr
Qrbeittt wfittr!
@Seitere bier eii6rer Der iriidDen
JieuOliitiOn itnnSredJtlidj
crIdOiieu,

Dublin, 5. geai. ~ ggcitere bier
,Siibrer DER irildcu glcbolution sipur.
Den bonn 0iilitGrgeri9t 5lnH Sooc
uerlirteilt itno belite morgen erihoi-
fen. Gies lit cine oiii5ielc Sod.
ridJt. Gie 9tamen Der gerilrteil.
ten iilo: Soiepb 9lunfctt, 90.
iporo Qalp, MiGoeI S'Snnrnban
unO @iliam Gearie.
Weitere Is 9iebeQen ipur6en
8um 9ooe perlirteilt, bod muroe Der
9lidteriprnb oui 10 Sabre aerfer
berabgeieBt. GnS 9oOesurtei[ ei.
nes anocren @efangencr ipltrOe aui
nht Sabre acrfcr ernl1Bigt. ,@pei
ncitere giebeIlen pltrOen ST. 10
sScbren @ei1n9ilis berllrteilt.
Ser 9|ro3eB BON Cir 9fogcr
Gnieuent miro irmerboG6 5uei $50.
den itottfinoea. Boron 9leo0ina,
Der Gberrihter @ngIonos. miro
Den @oriis iilbreu. Cir &oger CT.
iunte Sir GoDoro Carton, leiuc
&ertei0igIng 5u iiberrebmen Sir
Goienieut, Der nam ieiner Bcrbaf-
tung on ctrem nerp6Ien 3uiantnetl.
briid lit, lit 10 peit uie0er berge-
ltellt.
Ger Grdonge Sclcgrop6 berih-
tel, Dob oas Observation-Disclosures einen
3piub er6ielt, naW tpeldem s5rlono
III oiclelbe init eiilgeidIoiien miro.
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@oIbiugton, 8. @tai. - Gas
offi5ieae @oi6ineton lit ilber oeu
NortIniit Der oeutiden Note
enttduidJt trosoem bobe geanl.
te iid idmeigimn berbalten.
Der nnofii5ielle @ortlout muroe
gr1iioent ggiIion Iofort iiber.
mitteIt, Ooh miro oicicr III bic
fer Sade feline S9rttte tim, bis
Der ofii3ieae Cert eingetroiien
tmO bon ibn1 itro SetretGr Can.
iing itltoiert tpuroc. 9as aabi.
nett B1lt belite cine Sibling ob,
INTO es lit m0gIid), ooB es ii6
bereits I'M goraus NIT Der gtote
befaiien tpiro. 3oh bot Der
Braiioent bereits i'm 8oralls NIT
Dem aabinett Die SdJritte bera.
fen, Die er TIM tpiro. Ia1s oie
gtote tnibeirieoigerio iein ioate.
"a Der gr1Ii0ent aud bereits
oen aongreB in 4efnittis geiebt
bat. 0aB er Die 9e5iebungen NIT
3eutldjIatio 0bbrehen tpiiroe,
foIIs bic Gote itn6etriebigeno icin
tuiir0e. 10 miro an9cnonlmen, NoaB
er crit einen ipeiteren 5dritt
tim miro, ebe er fpieOer Dor 0em
aongreB erIdeint.
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BOllC6OftRr gerGrO
Colt AntmOrt a6!
Sic OeiitidJr Siegierilue bat bic
gcIamte Wlaiie 6cs &OIfes
Binter iidD.

Berlin, ). Glai. Ger ameri.
faiiiide 9otidafter @eraro Iprad,
gcitern nodnlittag INN 5:35 bel
Dem StnatSiefrctdr Oes gbisluarti-
sen, bon Sagop, Dor, weIdler linn
nod eiter etmn 10 Wtilnltei u1b-
|reltoen irforntcaea llntcrbaltunq Sic
Oeutide gIntluort onf Die amerifoui.
ihe Note iibcrreidlte. gs1brello Scr
llnterhaltimg mltroe 0ieleIbe o6Iolllt
nidt eripdbnt.
SroB0en Is lit ser Stnbt &c.
fannt mar, oaB gotIfufter Ger.
nr0 iid itm Ole angebene Belt oie
alltioort mlf 0os amerifanilAe llf.s
tinatun abboIeu iDilroe, mar ser
sSiI6elmspInb un0 sic onliegeu0en
StraBen uidt mebr belebt als
icnit, Oeun 9leugirrige battcn iidD
pidt einaeillnOea lul oeln aolnnleni
|nno @ehen Oes omefifdniidjeil Sip.
lomaten bei3ripohnen
Ser aSn9aIt Der oeiitidlei g[nt.
mort ipuroe geitern abcno ip1t nod
ser 9reiie 5ur geroffcntIihuHg
ans8ebduoigt
Sat &olf biuter iidl
5i1er lit eS, OaB Die grobc
Maiie 6es Golfes ntit Dem 9leids.
fan3ler oariiber zines Sinnes iii,
CAB, menn irgen0 moglid, Elm
grlid Der oiplomotiiden 8esie6lln.
gen nit oen Ser. Staaten bernie.
ben meroen ioatc, ioIaltae oies ge-
iheben fam, obne Die i'll ocn 6eln
OeutiAen gaanifeit BON 8. 9abruar
beroffentlihten 4Sriii3ipien 5u ge.
idbroeu. S51 oenielbeH inadtc oie
aeiltide 9tegierung ben neutrolen
Staaten befntnt, baB 7eiitidIan0
uom 90 5ebruar ob aIle arluier.
ten aalffobrer dEs ariegsoatnpicr
betraflten ntl0 obne @arrlmg al.
9reifen mer0e.
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faftitebeaOe Safiaden gu befrditigen
Sat (finidrdnfnnaen anacOrbnct.

sphI hNlIuLUHtltnntM uNHtUIDHRIs
8ie oelttide 9egierlng mill nun
erfloren, OaB iie ipeitreidenOe Gin.
ihr6nfilnoen betreifs oes gebrar.
DIES Der GauAboote nllein ats Gild,
liht nuf Die SSSi1tereIien Der gteutra.
len ongeor0net bat, frog Der 3ot.
iohe, 0oB oieie @inI6rGntungen
nottpenOiger gseile ben iSeinOer
9eitidIan0s 5um gortei[ gereihen
nilBten Seine oerdrtiee gludiifJi
lit ie Den Geutralen ieiteus @roB,
britarnliens lmo oeIien 8er6iin0eten
geaeigt tpor6en.
Die 0eutiden Soith6oot ba6en
totid6lid 9efeble gebobt, Die Sond)-
boot ariegfitbrina in lleberein.
thinning nit ben aageneinen
BrinSipien Der 3urdiu6ung nno
3eritoriing bon Sanoelsifiiipn, ipie
iie i'm iilternationaGen @eIcB felt.
aeIebt fino, 5ll fiibreu, NIT ser
ejnsigen glusnobme Der arieqsiilb.
rlrng gegen feinolihe SonDeIsoanl-
pier, ipelde in Der ariegsaone Inn
fSroBbritanriien 6erilm ongetroifen
ipuroen. SSn ge8ug olf oieie iino
Der Gegierilng Der Der. Gtaoten
niemals iraenOuel1e 8aiiderlngen
eeaeben ipor6en. Seine 0erartigen
3ugeit1nOniIic bat oic grfl1rung
bom s. 5ebrliar 1916 entBalten".
Gcfnbren fiir gaentralc,
Die Oeutide aegierung muB 5lpei.
fellos 5ugeitebeb 0nB oieie geieble
gegebel iino in gutem @lauben ais
gefiibrt ipuroen. sSrrtiimer forreu
tatiGhlih Dor. Sol6e ober f0nnen
bel irgeno elmer glrt aric9fiibrluig
uidt gnn5 mo gor bermieoen per-
ben. alio etipas muB man inns III
cinent Seefriege gegen einen 6eino
5u 8mte balten. Der 8u aqCr6atio
Siiten ieine 3uflndlt ninnmt, gIeidjs
uiel oh oieielben Itdttbaft o0er I'M
gcieblidl iiuo. glber o6geiebcn oa.
BON, Dab ,Srrtiimer rlidlt ouSgcidloi,
len fino, id1licBt Der Secfricg eber
10 inie Der arieg 8lt 2oHoe imber-
ineiolihe @efobren fir neutrole ger.
ionen ooer Outer, bic iim ia BEN
aanpfgebiet befinoelL ein. sogar in
51lleu IN ipclhen iid) Der 9eefrieg
mIf eineu bIoBen arplt5erfrieg lie.
ibranft, tonImen neutrale 4erionen
uno ciiiter ipie0erboIt 3u 5dlaOea,
9ie oeutihe Sfegierlng BAT 6iters
fIar mo oeltIih onf Sic tSefabren
olfmerfinm gemndJt, ipelhe sepnli
nen nit ii6 brinaen; einc gBabl
neiItroler 56iiic iino 0urh gluilau.
fen alif lolde 5eritort mor6cn. Gic
ocutidbe Rcgicrlmg bot Oericniqen
Der Ger. Stoatcn ucGrfnn gprfdld
ae iiitterbrritet, prnod] Die @efab.
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Gng(anO' S llnge6eure
HriegSlCf)u(0en!

Bern, 5. @1ai. Gie 5ipeiser
9reOitanltolt, oas groBtc 9anfiitIti.
int Der Sdweij, beretbnet 0ie
arieg8ldniloenlait Der berIdlie0euen
lid, hn @riege befiDoIidlel 9otioner
bro &opf Ger gep0Iferilng pic
iolgt. llnoarn $40.44. Geiterreidl
S60.25; 9eutid(onO S90.54; Sta.
fen $4t.80; 6ranfreid) $t4t.60,
lno Gnalano S157.20. RuBlano
lit oern,aBen peridjuloet, oaB es
ON Gonoe OeS Stuats @anfe.
rotts iteft.
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offisicller Ocntidcr gcridJt.

Berlin, 5. Yiai, ilber 2onoon. -
Das ariegsant meloete iIber Die
@reigniiie auf Dem peitIitben ariegs
| idallplas 6ol9enoes: Sn oenl glbs
l6nitt 3mii6eit glrmentiercs uno glr-
IroS fanben lebbdfte Sample itatt.
giabe Soude5 un0 norooitlicb bon
2ens fam es 3u @tincnoperationelL
Iupo ebenlo bei yteltDille. gtoroipeit.
lid pon Gems i6eitertc ein &eriud
Der @ngIah0er, nod einigen Niinen.
iprenguugcn nor5llrildcn. 5n oenl
4bihnitt Der @fdas iteigerte fid) boS
@eidit5feuer dltf beioen 5eiten nab
reno oes 9tben0s ln0 mar ip1DrenO
Der gtoht ouBergemobnlih beftig.
Gin fran3oiiiAer 2lnaritf gegen lul-
iere Stellitngen al Den meitIidcn
9Ibbdngcn oes Soter @lann 8iigels
lultroe aariifgeidlagen. Silbtpeitli6
oes Sii9els ieste iih Der 5einD in
einer nnierer porgeIdo6enen SteI-
lltngen felt; Der aanpf oaiel6it
0alert fort.
Mas bic iSrnnsOien ia9en.
8aris, 5. @fai. 0as fran50-
liide gorriifen I'M ge3irt oes &oter
@tonl &ilgels an Der 9erouner
SSront, muroe u1brcno 0er 9tadlt
iortgeiest. Die geitern genlabten
@elpinne ipltroen uernebrt uno &C..
feitigt.
aSnfolge Der fraf3oiiihen 4rtille.
rieporbereitlngen ml loter Dfonn
@ilael ergobcn iidl gcitcrn 5pei
Geutihe inter Ser Grflarilng, Dap
iir Ole ein5igcn lIeberlebenoeu Der
Ndnnidaften IN iBrcul Sbiitcngra-
ben ieien. CD
glnoerslpO lueitlid) bon Der Ntao8
fon0en mieoer Iebbofte 9(rtillerie-
f1mpfe Itott. Sin @efe9t nit 0ano.
9ranaten ereignete iib im Gebol3
uon 9lbocourt.
SSSn Der CSegen0 bon 8altr, o1tli6I
bon Der 0foas, gab e3 ebenialls eli
nen g(rtiuerietonlpf.
9entide 6aben me6r Spielranm.
Berlin 5. 0tai. (6untenberi6t,) J
Sin oeutiher aorreipon0ent teilt|
bon Der 8erouner 5ront nit, ooB Die
8ron5oien III ben IeBten Gagen Def
tige 9lngriffe onf Die belltiden Stel-
llngen 11tlternobnen unO bel 0enI
pergebli6en 8eriud, berlorene Be
o6aftrngspniten pieOer 5u erobern,
ihmere Serlltlte erlitten
Der aorreipol0ent meiIt 6araufI
bin baB Der 6euti6et Seereslei-
tung birtter Der 6ront ein ollsgeoebn-
te5 @ebiet fir Die gufteQung Der
&eierpen uno Die Serani6affuna Der
9orrdte sur gerfiigltng itebt, nab
reno Die 6rnl13olen ge8tpilngen fitlo,
lire Streitfrdfte ouf einem berb1lt-
nisntdbig geringen &aum in 6idlten
0taiien 5ulantmen5u5ieben. 9ieier
4dum bat Die SSorn zines sSaherg,
0eiien 9fanoer bon Den ben oeltIben
9lngriffen ousgeieBten Stellltnqen
gebiloet lperOen. 90 folnnlt es, 0nB
ieoer Sub brett 6es bon oen s5ron-
5oien perteioigten 8ooens bon oen
oelttiden 8atterien belcgt lperben
fann mdbreno Die fran30lilde 9lr-
tilerie niht MIR eit rieiiges @e-
biet gu beltreidcn, fonoern ou6 crit