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The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
CARRANzA TO RESPECT
u. S. PROPERTY rights
American Holdings in Mexico Safe, Is
Assurance.

The Mexican government. through its
Secretary of Foreign Relations, Senior
Candido .Aguilar. has informed the new
American Amba assador that the new con-
stitution of Mexico and the DEGREES of
the First Chiefs government do not serve
to cancel the rights of aliens to hold real
estate or mining properties in that re-
public.
This guarantee of title, however is d.
rectly dependent upon the clearness of
the present title to the property. The
secretary did tell Ambassador Fletcher.
however. that there exist certain DEGREES
requiring the waiver of nationality, in
so far as concerns titles to be acquired in
the future or now under negotiation.
The foregoing statements were en-
bodied in a dispatch from Ambassador
Fletcher received at the State Department
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
YEAR ROUND nurse
PLANNED FOR PUPILS
Monroe School Starts Precedent and
Board Approves.

The Monroe School is to have the ex-
elusive service of a trained nurse the
year round-for the school in winter and
the playground in summer.
The School Board yesterday decided 1t
was a good precedent, and that they
would permit 1t on three conditions; that
the money be paid by the mothers of the
pupils through the board that the nurse
be appointed by the School Board, and
the Chief Medical Inspector; and that
the nurse work under the direction of the
Chief Medical Inspector.
The nurse will be appointed in a few
days.
Mckinley school Ready.
Frank c. Daniel, principal of the Nc
KinIey High School, sent to the board a
letter offering the services of the student
body in case of war.
"Of the 100 pupils enrolled nearly 800
are girls. This means that the girls can
act as an auxiliary to the Red Cross. Red
Cross classes in first aid could easily be
organized under the supervision of the
director Of physical instruction" the let
ter says.
THE services of the boys can be direct
ed into many channels. Our cadets form
virtually a regiment and they can be
drawn upon to carry messages and to
police and guard points of Importance. In
our laboratories we can employ our boys
In scientific work Many of our boys arc
expert electricians and we have a wire
less station licensed by the Bureau Of
Navigation. Department of Commerce, to
operate 200-4O0 and 1,SO0 meter wave
lengths. Glasses in the operation OF wire
less apparatus can be formed in our
school
Our shops can give most valuable aid.
Their equipment makes the school really
II
could make or reload ammunition, manu-
facture small gun parts, or do general
repair work
I'VE gladly offer our services"
The board decided that one patriotic
song should be sung each day in each
school In the city.
List of Changes.
These changes were announced:
Grant leave to A. L. Pendleton. X. A.
Wallach. to end of school year.
Appoint Mrs. L. P. Smith, temporarily,
K. A. WalIach.
Discontinue services Of following teach
ers in night schools: R B. Green. Birney,
night; r. II. Browne, Crummell night:
w. o. Bowles. Stevens. night; J. E. Wash
tngton, Lovejoy. night; E. NJ Syphax.
Garfield, night; Miss c. A. Green, Gar
field. night.
Promote Charles Allen from laborer
Central High, to janitor, Hamilton.
Appoint Carter Smith. laborer, Central
High.
Change name OF Miss G. A. Thompson
to Mrs. G. T Roberts.
Grant extension of leave to A. ]. Crow
ley. Hilton School.
Appoint the following substitutes: f. NJ.
Neiss, night schools; Mrs. f. ]. NJ Gle
mems. Spanish high schools; Miss NJ H.
Schoerfeld. English. French, German and
mathematics, high schools: Miss Vivian
Humphrey, domestic science. domestic
art, freehand drawing, in high schools;
Miss 5. P. MacQueen, arts and crafts, in
high schools: Mrs. ]. ]. Stahl, music. in
high schools; Mrs. J. ]. Stahl, music,
graded schools: Miss Elizabeth Lewis.
GRADED schools; Mrs. A. S. Anderson,
graded schools; Mrs. n. F. Gass, graded
schools
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
JAP JOURNAL FEARS
PARTITION OF ORIENT

Tokyo. Jan. q. by mail TO New York.
Feb. A-Voicing the fear that the ma
tions OF Asia would be forgotten or
sighted when the European powers meet
around the peace conference board. the
Osaka Mainichi. one Of the most pow
erful journals in Japan, prints a leading
article on the position Of Asia after the
war.
The Msinichi also breaches a prepared
ness sermon. declaring that there IL dan
ger that the heavily armed nations OF
Europe. after the war, VIII take ad-
vantage OF the defenselessness OF Asia 20
partition the continent to suit their own
purposes.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
SEATS FREE
For Inauguration at 42s Ninth Street.

Here's a great Inauguration Special:
Friedlander Bros, 42s Ninth street are
going to furnish seats free, beginning
today. This is going to mean a tre-
mendous saving to hundreds OF men.
You can buy 50 trousers at Fried
lander Bros. for less than q dollar
leg-95c a leg, to be e1act-and with
each pair OF legs the seats will be given
free.
Other wonderful values are $3.50
trousers for $1.24 a leg. with seats free
S2.4S the pair): $3.50 trousers for 81 80
per leg, and $3.50 trousers for Sl.es per
leg.
Now Is the time-Friedlander Bros
42s Ninth street, is the place.
You'll find most any fabric, shade and
pattern in the tremendous stock. II is
easy to match most any coat All sizes.
OF course--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22

You can be happy-footed in a mo-
msnt- Use '"Tiz" and never suffer with
tender. raw. burning, blistered, swollen.
tired, aching feet 'Tiz'' and only
"Tiz" takes the pain and soreness out
of corns, callouses and bunions.
As soon as you put your feet in a
"Tiz" bath, you feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor, old
feet feel. They want to dance for Joy,
"Tiz" is grand. 'Tiz" instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
pun up your feet and cause sore, in
famed, aching, sweaty feet.
Get q 25-cent box of '"Tiz" at any
drug store or department store. Get
instant foot relief Laugh at foot suf-
ferers who complain. Because your
feet are never. never going to bother
or make you limp any more.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
COLD GONE! HEAD
and NOSE CLEAR
First Dose of "Papeis Cold Com
pound" Relieves All
Grippe Misery.
Don't STAY stnned-up,

Don't stay stuffed-up.
Quite blowing and snuffline! A dose
of "Papes Cold Compound" taken
every two hours until three doses are
taken will end grippe misery and break
up a severe cold either in the head,
chest, body or limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passages; stops nasty dis
charge or nose running; relieves sick
headache, dullness, feyerishness, sore
throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
Pape's Cold Compound is the quickest
surest relief known and costs only .
cents at drug stores. It acts without
assistance. tastes nice, and causes no
inconvenience. Don't accept a substi-
tute.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

Samuel and Rosa Valadfsky, boy.
John ]. and Adelaide Warner, boy.
Henry L. and LOttie E. Wilson, boy.
William o. and Margaret Swami girl
Charles E. and Nettie Scarborough, girl.
Harrison G. and Mabel NJ. Strait, girl.
Jerome 8. and Essie NJ. Rogers, girl
OTan c. and Ethel P. Orris, boy.
Addison and Beulah Maupin, boy.
Daniel C. and Gladys NJ. McLaren girl
John N. and Annie J. James girl.
Wilson and Caroline V. Jenkinson, boy.
William and Bessie Harris. girl.
Roscoe NJ. and Elizabeth Roach, hoy.
George P. and Margaret I. Huber. boy.
Jaxlin B. and Betty Green, boy.
George G. and Alice II. Garman, boy
Julius and Mary T. Gebicke. boy.
John s. AID Isabel C. Flannery, girl
Camille and Louisa Ficco, boy.
Walter n. and Juanita Everett, girl
Mayne R. and Jean NJ. Coe boy.
Frederick W. and Ruth B. Caldwell, boy
Carroll P. and EVELYN e. Carpenter, girl
Arthur and Annie BRme boy.
Theodore G. and Ruth Z. Anderson, boy.
COLORED
william z. and Besie NJ Washington, girl.
Charles and Louise Warner, boy twins.
George and Elizabeth Fraser girl
Daniel p. and Annie Smith girl.
Philip A. and Florence A. Pinkney boy.
William A. and Jehnia Jones, boy.
Coal Is now being transported in mott
cars direct to Paris from the mines.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

William II. Abbott, So years, l3n Spring I'd
Martha E. Leaman C. 1870 s. NV.
Charles @. Addison. a. l50 P St NV
Charles E. Frisby. 46 tuberculosis Hospital.
Charles F. Schneider, CO. Cumberland Apts 18th
1t. and Thomas circle.
Joseph Henberger, 42, St. Elizabeth's Hospital
George Teton. 81, st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Edward c. Speakman, 80 Sibley Hospital.
Joseph Z. Walker z 45s l st. sw.
Frank R. Egbert, a. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
COLORED.
Alexander Jones, 50 years Blue Plains D. @.
Victoria Morsenburg, 40, SO lHh st. ne.
MelTina Jeferies 30. 2217 | st NV.
Infant Of William and josephine Gaskson, l day
Columbia Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
MAKES PLEA FOR BELGIANs

Conditions as regard clothing are
worse in Belgium today than at any time
since the war began" said Mrs. John A.
Logan. OF the Sewing Circle OF the Dis
trtct OF Columbia Belgian Relief Com
mission, in an appeal yesterday for
money. shoes and clothing for destitute
Belgian children.
The circle, which will meet tomorrow
at its rooms in the Woodward Building at
o'clock. urges that all persons able to
contribute anything for the relief OF the
war children do so at the earliest oppor-
tunity.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
Great Verdun Siege
Started a Year Ago

Paris, Feb. A.-Today is the FIRST
anniversary of the opening of the
German offensive at Verdun, bat
tie which ranks with the allied Of
fensive on the Somme as the most
terrific in history.
All the Partisan newspapers to-
day printed long articles lauding
the valor of the French troops who
checked the German drive. 1t was
expected by many military critics
that the Germans would seize this
date for the opening of a new drive
somewhere on the western front.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
LbNt :
Highest last
PRINTERY employees DANCE

The annual dance and entertainment Of
the Judd G. Detweiler Beneficial SocietH
was held last night at the magazinC
plant, Florida avenue and EckingtOT
Place.
recitation numbers was prepared by tn.
enterta inment committee. under direction
of E. L. Hutchinson. Prof. Green, ven
triloquist. highly amused the audience
with his black-face dummy talk
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
LOCAL MENTION.

Medal oats, &c; lbs. head rice, csc
lbs. buckwheat, 25c; 3 lbs. evap
peaches, Csc: cans Regina peaches
25c; lbs. large prunes. Csc; peanut
butter, 12c; IL lbs. meal 35c; n. o
nolasses, 15c: sugar waters, 22c; 3 cans
asparagus, SOC; Wonder coffee, zoe
pure pepper, 29c; fat Norway mackerel
3 cans peas, Csc; macaroni or spaghetti
71Ec. The ]. T. d. Pyles stores.
sAmerica Self Serve Last Word
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
EASTERN Shore DEAF
TO PATRIOTISM CALL
Munition Plant Wages Drown Uncle
Sans Appeal for Sailors.

The Eastern Shore hasn't its fighting
blood up yet. according to reports.
travelling recruiting party from the
United States Navy has been working
up the Eastern Shore The past several
days. looking for recruits. but hasn't t
found a single one yet.
The officer in charge OF the party has
written to Lieut.. p. l. Wilson. [. s. n,
that the severance of relations with Ger
many simply depressed the Eastern Shore
instead of stimulating it. He reports that
he has TO spend most OF his time explain
ing about submarines to old men. instead
Of talking business TO Young fellows
MunitiOn agents have been in the East
crn Shore country Offering boys $40 a
week to work in munition plants. and all
the adventurous young men have accept
ed his offer and sncer at joining the navy.
IT is said.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22
Prices in New York
Now and Year Ago

New York, Feb. 2l.-Almost unbe-
lievable increases in prices of veg
etables were announced today by
Commissioner of Weights and
Measures Hartigan following an
exhaustive search and study Of
market conditions. Vegetables
have formed the East Sides chief
diet for months, meat having long
since outdistanced the slender
purses of the congested tenements.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22

A household novelty is both a nut pick
and bottle opener. and can be used to
hold an ear of corn while it is being
eaten.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-22

Coal Is now being transported in motor
cars direct to Paris from the mines.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-31
Stua1as Hefrutirmmg fur
cine pulnif6e Mrmee
Dtrb, ME psrIautst, IN tur5sm aur
alnpenbuns sebra4t perbeu

aopenbastn, %. mdrs. iisbr
2onbpn. 80. Mdrs. 9epeI4sn aus
Wari9au melben. bab man naislblt
ausenidsinli9 I'M gegriffe ftsbe,
3pangs gistrutiruua fir bic polHi'
ibe armss einsufiibrsn, ba bas Grsi'
ipillissn Spitem ii5 als p0llie nn'
5ureiteHb erfpieIen babe. Deuti4'
lamb unb Seii.rrsib re9neten, als be
pDlsn ibre llnabbdnsistsit srIdnsisn.
taruui, bab gum miubsiiens 5ipsi
armseiprps ssbilbsi piirbsn. DER De
psfte sufolss ioll cine art Don gids
iional aonpentiOn. Die pom polnts
Itsn Gtaatsratb ein6erufsn porbsn
lpdr, cine Rsioluiion ansenommen bas
ben, cine polniibe Irmss gu reir,iiis
rem, unb spar in dbnlifsr Weiie. ris
bic poIntihe assion in Der sritsn
3eit bes arisses pon Dsitsrrei4 ins
9ebtn gsrufsn ipo,bsn mar. Da pro-
,Hinsats Witslishr a<s Gtustssatb5.
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Sas i1tpeiseriibe Ynrla-
lnenf
Bel 6lob, sur 3eit feineu
geriu9 sur Serbeifib.
rIHg bes Srtsbens
5u m q den.

Bern, S9ipeis, 30. Mdrs. us5er
Paris- Sus fdpeiaertfae garament
befdIoB am Jreitag nit S8 segen %
Sttmmen, sur 3ett teiusn @erfub tm
Snterefie beg Jriebens gu MAIDEN.
Der 9ei9lub puroe sefabt, Ha9oem
fopobl her MajpritGtss aIs audi Der
TaiHpritdtsberi4t einer aommifipu,
tpelGe Die Rotbiamteit Der Snauguriz
rung elmer Jrieoeusbepeguus pOu
Setten Der S6pet5 erpdgen fpG, snts
segengenpmmen pprDeu mar. Die
'Maiorttdt Der &pmmiiTton rietb, ii9
sur Set uller sbdtistsit in bieier
&iatung gu entbaIten. Die Minpri.
tat f6lug Dor, oab Der Sunpesrath
iI9 bereit ertlGre, on einer olgemei=
nen Staaten &pnferen5, iofprt nad
bem &riese, 5ipeds 9riinouus elmer
internatipnalen Organization i'm sSns
terefe Der frieblihen 8eiIegung alIer
politil9en unb ptrtbfddftli9en Oif.
feren5en tbeilSunebmen; uno bab Der
9unoesratb iia berett ertldrs, ents
peber allein ober in @erbinbuna nit
anberen neutrdlen Stauteu Ieine gus
ten Sienite Sur 9erbeifiibrung DON
Sriebensunterb banblungen, penn ims
mer foIde anSsbro4t eri9etnen. an.
5ubieten.
Dieie beiben geri1te puroen am
Donreritag bistuttrt unb bas i6pei.
aeriIche parliament ertIdrte iih suerit
gu 9uniten bes W1aipritGtsberi6ts
nit Der &lauiel, bab Der 9unbesratb
freie Snnb baben foa, nad beitem
@rmehen gu bonbelu, falls bic tpeites
rem Gntpidelungen btes piini6enss
ipertb erIdeinen lnFen. Die Wtinorts
tGtsgrupps mar nit oieiem 9efdIuB
iin5ufrieoen uno erStDans an Sreitag
eine Qbftimmung iiber bic Srage nit
bsm HeTuItat, bag beioe &pmmiiiions.
berthte abeelepnt DurpeH. 9err s0otfs
mann, Der 9trettor Des poltttihem
Departments, pelder ben Waipris
tGtsberi6t unteritiibte, iaste, bab bte
petttionen I'M Sutsrefe etner Jries
bensbetpesuns bon Seiten Der Shtpei5
gut gensint setpeien ieien, bab aber
Der pfpdplogiide Wipmeut bGfiir uoct
nidt seiummeu lei.
rsfber," filbr er fort, rtptr erffdreuy
buB es abiolut nDtbia 1T. bas 80Ifers
re4t 10 gu tpnitrtiren, Inn cine Sos
runtie bafiir Su erlaneen, bnb Grfahs
rtrngen, iute mir iie iest MAIDEN milf
isuy IN 3ttuuft utGt msbr m6sli4
itnh.1
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Gr iasis aud, bab, trp$ bss arisges,
mebr Greuubiaoft spii4eu Ja'
pan unb Deiti4Ianb.
2lls aipiiasn Sapan unb ben gsr
S.aa;su beitsbe.

Qonbon, 30. Mdr5.- Ser aDr'
Respondent bes Reuters8ureaus in
4mitsrbam iditt oas folssnDs Usi.srs
iiber bie am OOnneritag Don BEN
aanaler Don 8etbmaun<9olpeg IN
Reitstag sebalteHe Rebe:
.Das bic mili.Grii4e Gage betrifft,
iaats bsr &an5lsr, 80 lam i4 ben
9lrneeberi9tsn nur psnig bin3uiiisen.
Sm Often iinb i'm 4ussHblid Opera
tiOnsn I'M srDberen Waabftab uHIn6s'
li6, ba bas san3e 2anb, ME au4 be
Wsge sineu einsisen srobsn Weorat
biIben.
.Sm Deiteu pirb uuiere RiidnGrtss
bepeguns planmdBis aussefiibrt uno
fiibrt gu tGgli9 sr5ber perbenSsr Be-
ipesunssfretbeit. Dsn Sant bss suns
gen @oltes babeu iid bic 9ruppeu un0
ibre tii4tisen Siibrer persisnt.
s4n allen anbersn 5rpnten Itsber
unire Sruppeu feIisnfefi. Sn Usas
3ebonisn fhlassn bulsariids mn
beuifds Srupsn franS6fiide ansrifis,
bic IN srpbem Wabitab semadt ipers
bu. NIT itpsrsn @srIuiten fir bein
Jeinb 5uriid.
rMit 9e5us auf ben urtsrisetrieg
Dat Der StaatsietretGr bes Mariucanls
ies pabrsnb bes sases bem SGupts
tommiitss bes Reid,stagss segeniiser
cine ostailirte GrtIdruHe abgeaeben. I"
lleber bic innsre BoIiti, iaate Der
adnsler: .WsnnsIsit es mir am
liebften ipdre, tpenn mir Idon morgen
nit Der einfiibruns bon Wablrefor.
men beginner i6nntsu, bafts idb ss fir
sueifelbaft, OF es ssratben fein ipiirSe,
uns iebt oamit gu bei6dftieen, tpn mir
alle uniere ardfts aui Die syrpnt icns
sentrirsn miiiIsn, um ben sSeinb III be-
tdmpfsn. mir miiiT.n alles bem einsn
@eoaHten, benz eiuen 3ieI nnterprbrsr,
ben aries gu etnsm erfoIsreiaen Gnbe
gu brinaen.S
,Sn Der Debate. bic Der meSe bes
gfeihsiansIsrs fplsts, iaate Or. pstr
Spatn bar Uii4rtr Str Gsstsamapar.
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! sd bielt es baber fir meirs pa.
triottf9e pflift, bieie sSnttruttiouen
3 uerIaHen uno i9 bleibe barauf be-
ltsben, OaB id torrett ssbanbelt babe.
Der Hei4stais ieBte am Srettag tps
Oebatte ifber bas Budget fin bas al,S>
pdrtiae Imt fort.
Bon ben Reoen, bic non ben pars
tetfihreru iiber bic Rebe bes HeiAss
tan5lers gebalten purben, parsn bic
pi4tigiten bteienise bes gaationaIltbe.
ralen Or. @uitao Sirefemann unb bes
&DnferpattDen @raf Don Wsitarp.
Serr Strdemann iaste: rGine
Frtsssertldrung feitsns amritas lit
MIR mDglih, neil BITE Dffeutlide U1eis
nung abii4tltd utb In berbre6eril9er
MeiIe TIRE gefiibrt tporbeu it,"
Srdf bon Deitarp nabm ntr Dor.
tiberge9enb auf 2lmerita 8esus. Gr
iagte: rWir t1nnen ber gntI6etbung
4meritas nit Der gr5bten gtube ent,
gegenieben unb unIer urterie,boots
trieg in ber gefperrten 3one tpirb ba,
bur4 ni4t I'M gerirgFten beeinfhtbt
perben."
Wlit 8epug auf Rublanb Iagte er:
.Wtele glauben, bab nit bem Gintritt
Hublanbs in bic Rei9e Der bemotratis
1aen Stdaten audi SeutI9lanb foloen
mtttie. Man tann a6er unIer 2anb
ntht nit ben fetnbli5en 2dnbern pers
glet6en. SeutI6lanb Bat fif aG ieis
llen Jeinon als iiberlesen geseigt unb
otes betpeiit, bub bas Sunbrment uns
1eres Staatsfpitems Elm Iitercs 1T.
DER &rieg 1T Elm tpetterer @runo fir
nns, an elmer itarter unb enereifGen
Wtonar4ie fefsubalten, ni6t elmer
ornamentulen W1pnar9ie, fonbern ets
ner Wonar6te in Der bag Oberbuupt
tpeiie unb init sbattraft bie @efhide
oes 2uit6es Ieitet. Ourin Iieqt me
Stdrte Seutidlanbs. gBir tpiiniden
fobolb als m6glib einen ssrieben AL
erlangen, Der es uns m1elid, matt, IN
@tntro9t NIT auBIan6 su Ieben. Tae
rui1if6e ReDplutipn bat ni6ts boran
dednbert.~
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er srilatte aud bi. 9ebaupiunssn Der
9riten iiber bic gerlnits Der bsuts
isfen llnterieebOOte fir unpabr.

gerifH. 30. Wdr5. Der Staatss
ietrttdr p.s Reids sWarineamtes aat
ON Donneritas bem 5aupttommittss
bes Rtidstass seseuiiber cine tonfi.
bentione[le GrtIdrung ab. in Der er
untsr etnbsrem faste, bab ale Grlpars
tinsen. bic man auf ben llutsrieeboot
frieg geieBt bat. pollanf in Grfiinung
gegansen feien, inbem I'm &c.
braar trob ungiinfitgen Wetiers anS
trob Gisfelbsrn 781 800 Sonnen ger.
fort pcroen feien. CT fasie, bab bic
glusii9ten fur bic 3utunft bic beii.n
ieisu. neil bic 3abI Der lInferieeboots
INNER gr6ber iDerOs unb bieis Bpote
aud immer pirtiamer piirben.
Der 4bmiral iasts aud. bab al bic
in ben 3eitunsen feinblider uno nsn-
trdler Gdnber berOffeutIidten 8eri9.
te iibtr bic 3erftSruns Don Dislsn bsut-
i6eH luterisebooten unapabr ieisn.
Sm Gssentbeil, bic Dsrluits isisn piei
ileiner als man ssslaubt bate, bab ile
iein piirbsn, uHb i'm Gebruar unb
Wdr5 isi bic 3abl Der neu In Disuit
gsiislItsn llHterieebpOte pisl sr5ber ses
fpeisn. als bic 3abl Der gsrIufte. Qus
btn ioipeit einsssenseHen Wslounssn
stbe herppr, baB ii4 Der Monai Wldra
gut angeiaiTen babe, ipennsIeih iibsrs
al in Der Sperr5one in Der lestsn
9eit bic S9iffa5rt i.br fart 3uriid.
sssangsn fei unS- bic llnierissboote,
pisi peniser Sdiffe sefihtet bittsn.
Dies f,i bauptfddIi1 cine Golss bss
0srbalteuB Der Neuiralen.
Der abmipal faste. bab bic Glotte
NIT Greuben ipabrnebme. bab bic n.u,
tralen Sdiffe Der Spsrr5ons fern.
bIsi6en. Das 9erisnien bon neutraleH
G9iffen iei immer cine unanssnebme
pfIiht fiir bic sylutte sepeIen, aber
cine pfli9t, bic unerldbli4 III. Die
fJlotts babe INNER sebofii. bab bas
brinsenbt Warnsn segen bag gefab'
rtn Der sfperrten gone mehr uno
msbr IN n.utraIsn Sdiffabrtstreiisn
gtipiirbist tperben piirbe.
Dss W.iteren fasts Der 2omirdl
Don Gapsae, bab bic Jtinbs Osuiid.
lambs NIT aIIsn mSsli9sn Mitttln -
bur& gbitans, 3wans unb faIfde
gerfprs3uneen periu4i bditsn,
ibre sigentn Wsrluiis 3u perbeinili&en
nnb burh faIf&e ansabtn bic WsrIufte
Der DeutIhsn an linterissbooitn ola
DisI sr5bsr binauisllsn. ala iis lpirili4
,pareu. nnb bnburd bic Rsutralen gu
psranlaTsn, bic Ginfirbr mad England
forisuistM urb ibr 2sben fir bic
Gngldnbr nufs Spiel 81 isssn. Was
bic WerIufte betreffs. 70 Iafie sr bic
aaatiodsn fir fid islbii fpr.dsn.
49, sssgkssAe m sg.~Nts
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aanbes in pplsn Sinoenburs ii6 bas
mails bamit begniisen ionnte. bic
5auptbsrbinounssitrdBsn gu 5erf6ren.
Dies bereits perurfadts cine seniissns
be 8srsogsruns fir ben 5ein6.
an Der Weitfront miiilen bic biel
fleinsren @ntfernuneen in gfra6t
sesosen perben. 2lus bem @runSe
muB bic 3srit0runs Disl bur9srsifens
Der isin, ipsnn baTeIbe 3iel errei4t
ipsrben iolI. Deitsr iit in 9hrfi6t auf
bas Ridenmnterial, tpeltes BEL bem
mob.rnen Grabentriss sur 9erDen.
buna !ommt, aud bas lebte Stiid
Sol5, bas Dem Jeinbe eutriiien ip.rs
ben tonu, bon Beoeiitung. Gus bic,
fem 0rinbe tpurbe alles IN ber burhs
sreiienbfsn WsiIs serii6rt. mas BIS
ber nod Don ben &dmpfen peri4ont
ss6lieben mar. Gin moberner aries
muB fdlieBli9, Stefe lesten Golssn
nad iid aieben, unb erit tiirsIih ipas
rem S9pei5er Sffi5iere bereits tieT
erf6iittert burh bas, mas fie on oer
sSront geIeben batteu. Wie bisI msbr
iparben fees jest fem. tpenH ibre
4usen bieie pilbe WifeHei iebsH
tDnntsn, pel6s iufoIse Sss barteH
3nansss bss arieges stUii9en ben
bsiben 5ronten seIegt iuorbsn TT unS
bic mad bsm 9eridi Der beutiten
oberFtsn SssreslsituHs bas 5utiiHitige
Gdlu&tielb bilben pirb. gs piro be-
bauptet perben, baB bic GngIdHber
uno syranpisn an eiHsr aHbereH Stels
le dngreifsH perben, aber nur en-
Grfola an biefer Steae piiros bic
ar0Bten 0ortbeil. briHgen. SH biefem
Sbal bes 5obes ipsroen lie friiber
uber ipGier gu bsm GntibIuB ,Ommen
miiTsn, bisis Waitsnei gu pur4qus'
ren."
@rpRiiirftin Wearia Yans
1Ofuftn.
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Gin bentid)er 6anbeis3er.
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ben gtiabumstu 5ers
f6rter G6iffe mad
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Rio b. Saaeiro, 30. Mdrs.
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III bier anseiommsn, NIT mebr ais
200 Rann pon ben 9.iabungen Don
psri6iebensn Dampfern unb. Sssels
fGiffen an 8orb. bic pon einem bsuts
iten 5anbtlsseritSrer in Der Rdbe Der
SnfeI srinibao b.ri,nti ipurben.
Die bisrbergebradten Sselents,
Grdn5Ofen GnslGnbsr anb StaIiensr
fastn bab Der 5anbelsserfSrer Elm
ormirtes Gufplin Nptori9iff 1T.
Sie iasen, bab bas Sdiff unter Der
noripesiiten Glnsse fdbri uno ipenn
elm Sdiff in Gidt tonimi, es ism
fisnniifirt, heran5utOmmsn. Sobulo
elm Sdiff bem geFebl sebordt, ipiro
bic beutfde 5asse sebibt unb Der
Sesjdser eroffnet bas Seuer.