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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
There Appears To Be by No
i Means Enough Coal

The scarcity Of coal has already been
referred In. A Munich dispatch reported
that all efforts to obtain sufficient stock
Of coal for the city had failed, and the
City Council had, therefore, voted to petit
ton the King, the State Legislature, and
the Minister Of War to use their good
Offices with the imperial government in
order to have coal shipped there. Owing
TO the scarcity Of coal, 1t was further
mentioned, another restriction of the pas
senger service on the railways was con-
templated. A general advance In pas
senger rates for the Same cause was about
TO be adopted by q conference Of the vari-
Gus railway manassments Of the empire.
At Berlin the coal shortage was % seuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04

A decree had been issued prohibiting the
burning of coal in heating houses before
October II. But cold rainy weather came
in Northern Germany about week before
that date, and the Berlin military COM
mander withdrew the decree for Berlin.
Under an order of October 2. all supplies
Of nettles and yarn or cloth of nettles
were confiscated and ordered to be turned
over to semi-public agency at Berlin.
For this agency the numbering, thunder
Gus name, "Nesselfasernverwertungsge-
sellschaft," was invented, which means
company for utilization of nettle fbres
In this connection, census of all nettle
stocks and requirements was ordered, and
similar census of paper and pasteboard
was taken on October 8. e
The appropriation of all vessels or
utensils Of copper, brass, bronze, Alumni
UNI and tin was to take effect at the
end Of October, and the newspapers were
urging npon their readers to como for
ward voluntarily and deliver such ar
ticles to the authorities. By adopting that
course they would receive a bonus Of one
mark per kilogram, whereas, if they
waited till November 1, the articles would
be taken by the government anyway, at
one mark less than the weight price
The paper and pasteboard census was
one Of the results Of the prevalent paper
famine, which is mentioned In various
forms In the newspapers at hand. The
Berlin city government issued an or
der insisting upon rigid economy in the
use Of paper; no document should be filed
with unused sheets. It is mentioned that
prominent Dresden newspaper was saw
ing paper by printing advertisements on
the margins and above the heading of its
daily issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
professor Forester Is Frowned On
l By the War Party

But there is one little dispatch from
Munich which shows that the war spirit
is, nevertheless, interfering with the
smooth course of events in the higher in
tellectual life of the Germans. This dis
patch records the fact that Professor
Forester had advertised his usual lecture
courses for the autumn semester Of the
university, but that his advertisements
had been removed from the university
blackboards; and it was understood that
the university authorities, as well as the
Bavarian Ministry Of Education, were
considering the question whether he was
TO be allowed to continue his professor
ship. Professor Forester, it will be re-
membered, gave deep offense earlier in the
war to all warlike Germans by writing
from a pacifst standpoint about it.
The campaign for the seventh German
war loan was in progress when these
newspapers were printed, and there is
much evidence of the fact in them. The
newspapers we're themselves busy in pro-
noting the loan propaganda, and their
reports from the theatres show that these
were also doing their part toward secur-
ing subscriptions. At the Frankfort OPP
era House, a performance of "Lohengrin"
was preceded by spoken prologue cele-
brating Germany's military achievements
in the war. This was on October 2, Hin
denburg's birthday, which was observed
throughout Germany, partly in honor of
the Field Marshal and partly as ma
tional day for the loan. At the Frank
fort "Schauspielhaus" prologue by Won
Wildenbruch was spoken, and lists for
loan subscriptions were laid out in the
Hobbies; and war loan verses, especially
composed for the occasion, were recited
at the "Kleines Theatre" At the Rein
hardt theatres in Berlin the actors and
actresses went around among the audi
ences and solicited subscriptions; but they
secured only about 100000 At the
"Kleines Theatre" verses written by AL
fred Kerr to promote the loan were spoken
in the lobby. At Hildesheim patriotic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04

by these papers Is that the German peo-
pie are not particularly excited by the
heavy fighting in Flanders; and there was,
Of course, nothing foreshadowing the big
German-Austrian offensive against Italy.
Judging from the manner in which the
"Berliner Tageblatt" treated Uruguay's
declaration of war against Germany, it
would appear that the Germans have be-
come callous to such news. The small
dispatch was printed on the first page, in
deed, but In inconspicuous type and near
the bottom of the page.
The paper gave decidedly more promi-
hence to the French Socialist Congress at
Bordeaux. 1t is worthy Of remark, too,
that the French aeroplane attack upon
Frankfort on the night Of October was
treated by the "Frankfurter Zeitung" as
an exceedingly unimportant affair. 1t &C.
Cured while the theatres were engaged
with their Hindenburg performances, al
ready mentioned. The next morning that
paper disposed Of the attack In less than
nine lines; 1t summarized the results of
the bombardment by writing: $50 far as
ascertained, eighteen bombs fell in diff
ferent parts Of the city limits, which
caused only slight damage to property;
and, so far as reported, only five persons
were wounded"
High prices and scarcity Of food and
other good things necessary to the COM
fort Of life constitute the dominant note
in these German newspapers. Reports
Of the proceedings Of the main committee
Of the Reichstag are significant. On Octo-
Der 2 there was a discussion Of what is
called war usury," by which the Germans
mean in this case not excessive interest
charges, but excessive profits on goods
sold. From the debate it is evident that
the war profteer is fully as busy in Ger
many as elsewhere; and it is fully as diff
ficult TO keep him upon his reservation.
The committee finally adopted unani-
mously resolution asking the government
to bring in rigorous bill against "war
usury"; 1t demanded that persons guilty
Of clandestine trading at usurious prices
be punished by compelling them to restore
the entire profit resulting from the over
charge. But a ministerial representative
Of the government pointed out that al
ready the courts impose a fine for such
usury equal to double the amount of the
overcharge.
Drohteering; the Agitation
/ For Drastic pleasures
Various speakers made interesting re-
~, rLs - tba dabat. C;..b.~t. m l,hor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04

evidenced by a number Of substitutes
manufacturing sacks. One concern a.
vertises sacks Of straw and another OFF,,
big paper bags-maximum length four f.s
made strong by pasting a number \
bags together, the one within the othe,
but Frankfort concern wants to bu,
girdles in any amount, mot made Of n
per-" it is significantly added. One chem.
adyertises a substitute for varnish and
Leipsic house offers a substitute for nj,
cerin.
There Is Talk of Reopening the
/ Stock Exchanges
The financial columns Of the newspaper
mention a movement looking toward u.
early reopening of the German stock er.
changes, which have continued closed on.
cially since July 25, 1914. Steps are a.
ready under consideration to prepare Il,
way for the resumption of official bus,
ness. Meanwhile the unofficial trading 0,
the exchanges around the first Il
October appears to have been Of raths
firm and brisk character. The papen
print the annual balance sheets Of severn
big iron companies, showing substantid
gains in earnings over last year. Sons
branches of the woollen goods trade tia.
work for the army are reported as wei
stocked with orders, and cotton mills thai
spin paper yarns are also busy. The nun.
Der of these cotton mills that spin pap,
has latterly increased.
The trade news of the German papen
from the worlds markets is ruch reduced
in volume, but it is still kept up for deco
rative purposes, even where it can have no
practical value to business men. Thus the
papers print. Washington dispatches CIV.
ing the governments cotton ginning ~
port, also the official estimate Of the Amer.
lean cotton crop, although it is not at al
likely that German spindles will CONVEX.
one pound of it into yarn. Similarly there
are cabled reports regarding rubber ship.
ments at various market centres-rubber,
which Germany so much needs, but canno!
get. Coffee, too, is reported in the same
way, and meanwhile German breakfast
tables are supplied with chicory, barley or
other substitutes. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
The Shoe Shortage
AMSTERDAM,

AMSTERDAM, Tuesday.
In view of the shortage Of shoes, Ger
man bootmakers have decided to open Their
shops only from 10 o'clock to 5 each day,
the Saturday closing hour to be z o'clock
London Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04

composition, "Holy Fatherland," by Pro-
fessor Adolf Vogeler, was given, showing
in allegoric pictures "Germanys favor
able position after so many months OF
bloody war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04

youths of and the other "
nothing The with the money eaugn
other will this have purse
bite Of the began to feel an"
his while the other began to feel queer Within so nc
friend said IF will eat n
half money Then both were taken very
did that toad at air
-Nebspo,tv (zuieA b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
PERUSAL of recent German
newspapers suggests that, in

~ newspapers suggests that, In
some ways, life is moving on
quite normally In Germany. There are
the usual concerts, operas and plays, and
the review columns Of the newspapers are
busted with these art matters In such q
manner as to show that the Germans are
finding in them an effective foil TO the
strain of war.
New operas, even, are being brought
out. On October 2, Leo Blech's "Rap-
pelkopf" had its premier at the Berlin
Royal Opera after having been revised
and recast; and on the same evening the
Kiel City Theatre brought out a new
opera, 1.-The Iron Savior" by Max Won
Oberleithner. The Germans continue to
show their tolerance in musical matters,
and are quite as ready as ever to go be-
yond "No Mans Land" for their musical
entertainment Thus during the first
week of October the Frankfort Opera
advertised not less than two Italian op-
eras, Verdi's aida" and "Trovatore."
The newspapers also mention the pub
LEGATION of learned books upon subjects
far remote from the atmosphere Of war.
At Frankfort public lecture on the prof.
ect Of building a large canal to connect
the Danube with the Main and Rhine was
advertised, with Illuminated views. Lee.
lures are also mentioned in various places
on musical and other art subjects. And,
at the other extreme, horse-racing reports
are not lacking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-04
Drohteering; the Agitation
/ For Drastic pleasures

Various speakers made interesting re-
marks in the debate. Giesberts, labor
leader prominent In the Catholic party,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
6roRarti9c Nrbeit
Scntidbcr SIic0er
II. abt~ucbroefdbiibc!

8erIiL u. Geb, (5u1fenoepeide.)
- Die bette ber0ffetlid)ten o~fii3iel.
len AufiteQungen ilber Die 30tig.
felt Der oentiden 5lieger mo 80
mebrgeihiite 8dtterien felt geginr
oe8 arieges entbalten foIgenOe 2ln.
goben:
Bis sum 81. Sorrdr oieies Sab.
res iultr0en LOOP fein0lide 2uft.
5eltge 5erit6rt rno LOO ouBer 8e.
trieb geiebt. Ger Mert Der 3er.
it6rten Itaidtren betrdgt 10000.
600 M3arf ODER $t1.9f0,O00.
Bon obigeu 9Soihtnen fUuroen in
oeu Sabren 1914 itrto 1916 163
feinolide Qercplane bernbgeldoiiei,
I'M Sabre 1916 784 uno i'm 5annar
Oieies Sabre8 80.
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strahena6erfaae nnb s@ieGha1le.

Gam 8errg BON 3ruiiia z o..
traf Sonntog eiuen 9taHn dui Der
5trnBs Der iid ibrn mifeun0ete
mo i'm idlieBlid mad Dem Metro
politon Sotel iibrte, iuo CT i'm I'm
500 unD ieine llbr bermtbte.
6. Z. 8ooea 2410 ames ane.
m~ohubnft, wilr0e OH Deniel6er
abeno Gde "a. unO Gmmet 5trabe
bon 6rei bepafineten aerlen angefuL
len 1ino Inn bier Collars ~beltoblen.
Ger 2421 Googe Str.a ape iuubnen.
be @aIter 5lo9r fiel 5aulstug
obeno gegea 3 llbr ode II. StraBc
unb Capitol aBe. einem belpofinetclt
9teger in bic @1n0e uno mllr0e unl
S. erieidtert. 9tidt meit bon oieier
Steae muBte 8. ". 2eiois bon &tl.
coin nn 5lpei Aeger ieire 8aridGit
in 9obe non $15 %ausban0igeil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13

@immt iOldrn llmiana al, Oaf IL
Der 6egiernng iber ben dopf
~ luGdieH idlrint.

&aibington IL. 5ebritor. Oil
bauptiGdlid bon g9ut. S. 8rpar
mo oeiien anbGngern ms 2eben &c.
rufene SrieoeisbeDegltrg bat oernr'
tige 3imeuiionen inn Sanoe erreiat
ooB Die Hegierung nidt nmbin fam
utf 0ielelbe ultimertiom 8ll iDeroen
Ils relle 5rieOenspropaga1oilter
itno iebt 200 6rallcrt peIde Dit
emergency 9eoce 5eoeration" Der,
tretelt uuf Oas 6eI0 getreten. SiC
molten Den aongreB 5u einem Naci'
fiSmus allf brciterer @rlnolage her
nnloiien. Son olen Seilen 0ea
2onoes t~reifer 1elegrantme, IN mel
men Grbaltute 0es 5rieoens Der.
longt miro, iomobl I'M Staatsomi
ME i'm 8eiBen Souie Elm.
Ole gieoiertngsbromten miiien
8uaeben, oaB ibnen Die Situotion
peinlid) miro. Sie iilblen es, 0nb
Der 3rieOensgcilt int 2onoe I'M 3u-
nebmen lit, unO boB oerielbe 0a5li
oienen miro, Die 5duoe Der Regie-
rllng 5u iciicln, iods hieielbe einen
&riee nit GcutihIano iIr notiuen.
Dig bnlten iolte, Inn bic amerifdni-
ider Nedte, Gbre unO 8itroe nufs
redt al erbolten. Sic gc9en iogar
iorUcit, 5l bebdnpterL baB Der 0eut.
ide r6iibler", cine &onferen5 3iDi-
iden Den beiOen 2dnocru por5uidla.
gen I'M arieg at oermeioeH, 0ireft
ouf Die 6rieOenspropogonou i'm Gam
DC 5urud5ufiibren lit, mdbreno anoe.
re Der anlitt iin6, oab Die Sano
Brnan8 0abintcr itedt.
So iebr Die ~&cgieruug 5rieoen
nilnift, mill ic 0c1ielbcn jeOod)
nidt ouf @run0 ciner fiinitli6 CT.
5eugtcn 6rieoensitilnmung bin unO
min niht Dor Der @elt un0 beion.
oers Dor 9Glti6lan0 oIs 5u itoI3
5um admpfeu eriheinen. Se0er
Sinpeis auf cine oeutid)omeritani.
Idle aonierell5 miro bon Der Regie
ring bon Der SanO gcmieien neroen,
10 lnnge 8eutidla1o III ieinam
Goudbootfrieg feline g~enoerung elm
treten IaBt.
Sn5piiden hdbeu iih 9telttrale ie-
bod crboten, ibren GinTluB auf5r-
lDcnoen, nm Geutitlono 81 iolder
aen0erlmg BIT Oeroalaiien.
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ema6a feiert aine0lns @e6nrtsiaa

SIN itd0tiiden 9tlloitoriim finOet
beute nadmittag cine groBe 6eter
aus @nlaB BON 2incolns @jeburtstug
itatt, 9ilrgermeiiter uno Die SpisGn
Der Itdotiiden 9eb0r0en uebmea 0o-
ran tell. Die 5eier be5iebt lid je.
bod glei6falS oui Den f~oninenOen
@ebnrtstlg George g8oibingtonS.
NfitglieOer Der groBen qrmee Der
9lepublif. Der &ionter 8ereiniguHgan
Der Staot, ser @eternnen pom iponi.
iden ariege Ser Standardization
uip. ituo ebenialls &eilnebmpr.
4uf 0os 5. gte6rasfa 9egimelit be-
teiligt iid al Der Seer. Inter ocn
&eonern beiinoen iid) u. u. Scifs
ries, Scr iiber MaiBingtou ipridt,
mlo 9apptmalm q. q. 9loams, Der
iiber 2incolu ipreden miro. 8or-
Der maridierten bic @fitglie0er Der
oben g%ennnnteu 9rgauiiationen bonn
@erihtsgebdlloe nod Dem ait0ito
riunL oas boil beiebt mar.
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Die Sadlagt Swiidtn
9tutldlanO unO Nuerifa!
BctI@0ftcr GcrarS lett feline HceicrMne iiber
sic GrcionifIc Scr le5tcn lpccbc
III Hcttttris.

amerifaner iaate: ngSenn id] meiner
Sub ans amerifaniihe @eltaoe iese,
Oann berloiie i'd 4merifa ME mie.
bert" llnO er iprtht aus Dem
Ser3en olpr ocrjenigen Amerifaner.
Die eegenpdrtig in 3eutihlano Su.
riidgeblieben iino.
8otihafter @erar0 lit belite mii0e
uno obgeipannt nift mir BON Der
&eiie, lonoern audi infolge Der
@reigniiie, Die IN letter 3eit ilber
i'm bereingebrodeu iino. SER @e.
rar0 geoentt, iid bier mebrere "a.
&c duf5ubalten uno lid oann mad
&aris ST. begebm bon ipo ans or
nod Sponien reiIen miro, nm ii6
mad @merifn ein5tihiffen. Sn5iDi.
ihen fest CT mittels @ebeimidrift
feline Gegietlng iiber @reigniiie Ger
Iebten ISOLDE iH Genntnis. (gllts Der
obigen 9epeide iino anOeren Sod
rihten ieitens adermonns iudbren0
Der leeten Sage gebt berbor, 0aB
Die Sanolung8Deile Der oelttiheu STE,
gierung betreffs Der gl6reiie BON
4merifdnern aus 8erlin auf erfm.
oene itno ieni1tionea berimitaltete
8eri6te, Die Berlin iiber drti-beut
ihe 9emonitrotionen in gmerifa er-
reihteu, suriid3ufiihren lit. Ser
oe1tide @iiniiter fir ousipdrtige
4ngelegenbeiten Or. Zimmerman
bat nuh Die Grfldrung abgegeben
ooB oieie geridte erfunoen iino uno
man lit in 8aibingtpn Der MGi'
MN, onB, menn einmal Der birfli-
DIE Sotbeitan0 III Berlin befdnut
getporoen it, fih DIE gnit5a @ngeIe
genbeit idneQ fldren miro.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
OemtiGe Blamia6en
wiHen, iuas tic tim!

9on6on t2. Geb. 81. @uitao
5treiemanll Elm prcniinentes Geids
tagsmitglie0 nationalliberalen Gar,
tel, belt beute in gSiI9elmsbaben
cine Geoe in neld)er er inter onoe-
rem iagte:: ollniere 8lauiaden in
Den Ser. 5taaten BADEN 0dfilr ge.
iorgt, Dab Die oeutiden Sdiifc in
amerifaniiden @dfen fir geralule
3eit bon niRnlano gebrauflt per0en
f0nllen.9
Or. Streialtant COB alt6 ieiner
Nieinung ausOrllf. ooB bic Nrbeit
Der oeutiden 9nufboote Die 0eltide
armee fir Den 8riihjobrsielopug CT.
muttgt.
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Dit 9otidjofter @erar0s Reiiege.
ieaidnFt In Bern g3ien) iiber @oris
anO 2onoon. IL. 6eb. (8on Carl
Adermoftl, Stabsforrelpon6ert Der
llnitco 1reB.) - Sic in Berlin
iueilenoett arnerif1niI6en Settings.
forreIpcnoenten befiir6tert ooB iC
BON Der oeuti6en &eaieritng oIs
@eiieln bebdlten tperOen tDiir0en,
i'm Die Giherbeit Der in onerifa1lt.
fden S1fen befinoIiden 0eltiden
Ghiffe ali getp1brleiiten. ShlieB.
Iih ober tpltroen ibnen oennoA &0i
fe betDiIiat llno linen eeitnttet, iit.
Dem @efolge oes 8otidofters @erar0
ansuI6lieBen. Die 81iie ober tDur,
Den Oen Gorreiponoerteh crit bier
Gtltn0en Dor Der gbfnbrt Oes Size.
SidIsugeg nod Der Gfpei5er @ren-
Sc sueefteIlt.
Cine groBe an3abl amerifoner
ober beffnDet fid INNER nod in 8er-
Fin un0 fino begierig, iene 5taOt 8t
rerlaIIen, uber es miro befiirdtet
ooB Oerer 9Lbreiie Gage ia Monate
hinnag DerIdoben iper0en miro, Oa
Sic oeutIhe Gegieritng cine 9anobn.
tie aegen 9[nterifn ait baben niiniht,
Ioate bic 8unoesregierung Qetdide
i'll amerifo i~nternieren, Gin jim.
ger, ill., Berlin suriidgebIiebener
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-13
uemcr i~iterikaniidbcr
BctlNafter ernanntl

@oibingtoH. 12. Se6.- Sguacio
'Bnninas lit Bon @en. Gnrran5a gum
.8otldaftcr iii 8aibington crliannt
moroen. 5todtsiefretdr Banning
.iagfe, 0nB SER goniaos ser nile-
rifaniiden &eeierllHg geite9m lein
.Deroe. Gonil1s 1T Elm Mineninae
nieur, BOT III Bolton gednifum fit
0iert un0 hot cine 4meril1aerin arr
Srati. 9ieie 1T Die S1meter oes
friiBeren goueernelirs Soutbwid
bon Arisonn. Ser nelie 8otid0fter
mar NifalieS Der 4~merifmdiden-
4ferifaniiden SrieoeHs ion,
Die fu25lid Sit @rg6 itreitiafeiteii
sfuild3ea AnFr1fd mo Merifo 5it
,ihlihteu lldts, oomit nber tenen
Grfolg bate.
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Re1erpebebSrScz
u1itSlicScr anoekIaot!

@oibington. u. 5e6. Sm Ge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beidul0igte beutg
Superintendent 9%inOberqb bon 0inne.
iota @oliberneur 6eroing 8auI @ar.
burg nno an6ere Witglie0er ser
9unnes Geierbf6eboroe Gerbreden
uno 8erqebet in 8e3ig ouf Gurd.
.fiibrIng oes @eiebes 5uguniten gro
Der 8anfiirnreit rutn perlaftate, 0af
0ieielben IN ben anflnge3nItanO ge.
itelt mer6en.
8arburg iou lei Der 4usotbei.
tqing oes beiteben0en @eieses mn eStl.
tereiie Der 9roBeit @eihdftsleute I'd.
tig geiDeiel lem mo ieinen Ginfluf
oo5u oertponOt boben. ooB Die &c.
%geulpartigen Mitglieoer Der 9eb0roe
ernonnt murNen. Sin6bergb ertlGr.
te, boB 01g &of Der Ser. Staaten
o1trd beridie0ene MonipuIationen
ann mebrere gillionen 3oanrs BIN.
teranngen mor0en lei.
Ils 0fitberidDorene mamie er
Die fSlrmen s. u. Otorgan & So,
aubn, 2oeb 4 Co., oeiien friihercr
3eilgo6er 8or6lrg gelDeien Die grite
9tational 8aHf BON 9teip gorf uno
anoere. ST bcbnuptete, 6oB i'm s5r-
~fereiie Ser Gerihmorenen Chats
rmo anoere &anfen bobfottiert NOR.
ben ieien,
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DeMtI9ldnt iibcr
S9iffc ~pcritdnSiet!

8oibtnqton 10. 6ebr. Ger
Sdmei5er @eianote Or. Bitter, Der
ieit Nbbru6 Der biplnmatiiden BE-
Siebungen nit 9eutiflunO Nie Ocut.
ihen Sntcreiien in oieiem 2dnOe Der.
tritt, bat Berlin uber ZEN pabren
5ohucrbalt Der Gage hetrciis Der
0cuti6cn internicrten Sd|iffe nn0 Dc.
rem Monnidaitcu in aenntnis 8a
leBt.
Die gegierltug bat Die SonOftngs
iDciie oeS auerifoniidlen gotiali
:crs in Berlin Der iid lpeigertc, Gln
@rotofoa betreff5 8ieOerbeftdtiglmg
oes preuBiiA.nmerif1niidcn &ertro.
ges Don 1893 5n mter5eidnen, aut.
rcd)t efboltan.
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Anariffc Scr Britcn
tpertcn abocl6la9cn!

Berlin, ~. 5e6. Bunfenberidt }
Gas ariegsoult meIOet. OnB oitlid)
BON armenticres uno iii0lid bon ga
8aijee brittide 4ngriffe a%bgefpicIei
iuuroen.
llniere Sturnfolonneli baden an
Ser Gina mo bel aiiielin nam1aitc
Grfolge auf8umeiieu. 3mei feinO.
Iidle 9ffi5iere uno 40 Miom ppr.
ben in eiuem S6ileengroben geiau.
gen qenommen. @ir ero6erten aud
ein Moi6iHengepeDr.
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Seller amf sem
Oampfer ,,ucorSam"!

gfep gorf, IL. 6eb. 3elte
undmittng fonl auf benz Gnnpfer
9tooroom BON Ser Soann0 Qmerico
2inie, Der 6ei Sobofen onfert in.
folge eeiner grploiion 5elier sum
2lusbrrdl Gin Monn Der geiabuug
muroe get0tei. EN- onoerer lebens.
gefdbrllh perlcBt mo bier anoere
leidt berlebt. llm 3 ltbr nadmit,
togs iparen Die 5lanmen nod ni6t
geloiht.
8os Sdiii 9otte bnlle 6radt on
9oro nno iollie nddite ISOLDE N
Gee iteden; oie 8eiasimg 5dblt $40
WtanH. Gas aeuer entitano 1T ben
aobIen Sunftrs.
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Oas 1~1imniticnsi6iff
,,2lSriatic'' iiberfdaie!

Qeu gorf. 12. Geb. = Ser @i
Stor 2inienOompfer r4oriotic~ al
beffen 8oro ii6 ein 4merifoner be-
finoet un0 set cine uilgebeure 0lu-
nitionsfrodt fabrt, lit einem beuti.
gen Wtittngbaridt sufolge "a gtun-
Dem iiberfdllig; man bot bis iebt bon
oen 8ompfer feline Radridt. Man
glal1bt. oaB Das Munitionsidiff am
lebten Samstag int Die o@efabr3one"
ungelougt 1T. 6ieiige 8eamte Der
'8bite Star 2inie nber fardlten niht
I'M Die Siderbeit oe5 Sdiffes.
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BmitSesrc9lcrmno mag
6ei6iiSc liefern!

@oibingtonL II. 5eb. g. u.
6ranflih grdfioent Der 9onoelS-
niorine @eielidaft, bot beute Dos
9forineomt iorIuea I'm @eidiiee
9eitiifiing Der amerifomihclt
0ouoetsidfHe eriudJf. IS lit moa-
lidL DaB Die 9nnSesreeierung Dem
entiptedcn Miro.
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Qfripnalirn

Ser 6ranf Hobmalui, 210i :
Stro6e. SnOieite lit Sonntag n6enl
nad 9etroit Aidl.. g~erciit. uoielbii
CT It'd nieoer5nlaiien ae0euft. q
mar 4 Sabre in Silo Cmaha.
5rau emma 8ite, 30. StraBl
uiio @ilitarn 4be. mobnbaft, bot ON
fommen0en 8%onnerstaa, Den "a
5ebruar. Die gdmeH 0cs 8eufidsr
aafIeetr1mhea5 nls @0iie Sci id
0abeim. aQe @litglie0er ftnO gebe.
ten, 81 eriheiHen.
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DcMtlNlanNs
DcriAlae miro
bekdnitt gc9cben!

8nibmeton, II. Sch. Geutid,
lar6s gOridlog iiber einberufuns
einer aonfereu8 tDnroe Beute befarut
gegeben. Ole @unoesresisritug mel.
CERT fi6 ober, Ooraiif ein8ugebeu,
auBrr Gcutidlaro l1bt Rom inlbe.
Ifr1nfteu Eaudbootfrieg al.