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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
The series stood two for Bemidji
and one for the Shermans.

The series stood two for Bemidji
and one for the Shermans.
High Schoolers Win.
Coach Juvrud took his proteges
from the high school to International
Falls Saturday night and brought
home the bacon by 20 to 8. And he
did it with team which contained
only two of the regulars, Plummer
and Gainey The others Of the team
were from the second quintet and
were Whiting, Tennstrom and Grey.
After the game, the Bemidji boys
were guests at an informal dance in
their honor and Coach Juvrud highly
praises international Falls and the
reception accorded both himself and
his team.
B. A. 6 Team Wins.
The B. A. S. basketball five de-
feated team managed by Tom ST.
mons Saturday night at the armory
by score of 6 to 2, the game being
a curtain raiser. The linup:
Simons-John Henry, Tom ST.
mons, forwards; Louis Brown, Phil
Denu, guards; John Koors, center.
B. A. S.-Ted Sexton, Bob" Nay
lor, forwards; Kip" Phibbs, Bert
Naylor, guards; Herbert Wilcox,
center
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
T0BOGGAN SLIDE RULES

Rule No. 1.-Children under
years of age cannot use the slide un-
less one of the parents is present.
Rule No. 2.-Persons using slide
do so at their own risk.
Rule No. 3.-Toboggans must not
leave platform at time another tobog-
gan is leaving or while a toboggan is
on the slide.
Rule No. 4-Standing up on to-
boggans while going down slide not
allowed.
Rule No. 5.-Do not cross tobog-
gan paths within 100 feet of slide.
Rule No. 5.-Slide will close at
1880 p. m.
Rule No. 6.-All persons using the
slide should wear their Carnival but
tons.
BY following the above rules you
will enjoy yourself more and make
the chances less for collisions, and
in case of a spill give you chance
to get off the track.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
INTERESTING PHOTOS

'Billie" Hart, Bemidji's light
heavyweight boxer, today received
two photographs from "Billy' Miske
of St. Paul, claimant of the light
heavyweight championship of the
world. The photographs show Miske
in ring costume and head pose, laugh
ing They were inscribed "to my
pal" and Hart is quite proud of the
new photos of his friend.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
HECKLE WOULD MAKE
NORTH DAKOTA DESERT

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. eff
bill introduced in the senate by Sen
ator Heckle of Ransom county be-
comes a law the Sahara desert will
have nothing on this state for dry
ness. The bill follows closely the
West Virginia law, the constitution
ality of which was upheld by the
United States suprefe court in con-
nection with the Webb-Kenyon act
covering shipments of liquor into dry
states.
If the law passes it will become
illegal to ship liquor into the state
for personal use. Only few excep-
tions are provided but they are so
safeguarded that no one can procure
liquor for home consumption.
Parallel Lines to Join.
Senator Cahill of Morton county
has introduced a bill by which par
allel railroads would be compelled
to build connecting VS. when such
lines are built within mile of each
other.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
VICTIM OF BRUTE To
GET NEARLY THOUSAND

Grand Rapids, Minn., Jan. 90
The First National bank of this vii
lage, depository for the funds sub
scribed for Olga Dahl, the Round
Lake school teacher, assaulted and
shot in the face last September, has
just turned over $17O.50 to Miss
Dahl's account. In November $634.75
was placed to her credit, making
$8O5.25 received through this source.
There have been a number of con-
tributions to Miss Dahl through some
personal friends, bringing the total
contribution to $1,000.
Miss Dahl is now living here and is
employed in the local school, She
has recovered except for the loss of
one eye which was destroyed by one
of the two bullets fired at her by
her assailant. He has not been
caught.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
MINNESOTA RECEIVES
.-... ,$2S4,788 FOR ROADS

Washington, Jan. 29.-Apportion-
ment of $1O,OOO,OOO to aid the states
in the construction of rural post
roads, the second annual distribution
in accordance with the federal aid
road law, is announced by Secretary
Houston of the department of agri-
culture. The funds are apportion-
ment for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1918.
To meet the cost of administering
the law 100000 has been deducted.
The remaining $9,70O,O00 is divided
among the states. The apportion-
ments include: Wisconsin, $256,722;
Minnesota, $2S4,7SS; Michigan,
s291,567; North Dakota, $152,2S6;
South Dakota, $161, 1892.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
CASS LAKE PLANNING
MORE DIRECT ROUTE
RUNNING TO BEMIDJ|

Cass Lake, Jan. 29.--The Cass Lake
Commercial club is considering fur
nishing a new road north of here to
be laid out with a view of having a
more direct route between Cass Lake
and Bemidji. The road will be
known as a judicial highway and the
petition is now being prepared.
A meeting will be held by the Be-
midi Commercial club Wednesday
night when signatures of Beltrami
county settlers will be obtained M.
N. Kohl, secretary of the local Com
mercial club, was delegated to attend
the meeting.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
REOPEN CASS COUNTY
PROBE NEXT THURSDAY

St. Paul, Jan. 29.-Hearings on
charges of irregularities in Cass
county affairs, in an investigation re-
Gently ordered reopened by Cover
nor Burnquist, will be resumed Feb
ruary 1 at Walker, according to an
announcement made by L. s. Headley,
a St. Paul Aattorney, acting as COM
missioner in the proceedings.
The matter was reopened at the
request of Cass county citizens seek
ing to effect the removal of County
Commissioners Fred Moulster and A.
J. Swanberg from office. The two
commissioners resigned few months
ago and were later reappointed to
succeed themselves.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
BEMIDJI IS URGED
TO KEEP EYES ON
COUNTY DIVISION

Residents of the northern part of
Beltrami county have gone to the
legislature with a bill for the divi-
sion of the county, and it is urged
by prominent citizens of Bemidji
that all people of the southern por-
tion of the county and especially Be-
midi, keep an eye on the measure.
One prominent resident of Bemidj1
thus expresses himself: /
I'VE should heartily endorse such
a move, provided the new county as
sumes all bonds and drainage bur-
dens for ditch work and road work
within it's boundaries"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
MEXICANS STONE
STREET CARS AT
EL PAS0 BRIDGE
(By United PresS)

Ell Paso, Jan. 29.-Serious rioting
by Mexicans at the Juarez end of the
international bridge was resumed at
O'Clock this morning A crowd of
500 men and women, incensed at not
being allowed to cross the bridge un-
til they were bathed, began throwing
stones and bottles at the American
soldiers on duty as customs guards.
Two of the guards were injured.
The mob advanced across the
bridge and was met by a company of
soldiers who charged them with ri
f1es, driving the Mexicans back in
to Mexico.
The beginning of the trouble was
yesterday when 400 Mexican women
stormed American street cars, driving
OH the crews.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
C0RPQSlS
GRANTEDJ0HNS0N;;
FINED BY KELLIHER
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Hearing Set for Today at Duluth
Defendant Special Officer in
Lid" Territory.
ALLEGED HE DREW GUN IN
SEARCH FOR ALLEGED BOOZE
Refused to Pay Fine of $50 and Took
Thirty Days Sentence; Was
Searching Harris Hotel.

Minneapolis, Jan. 20. .- Judge
Wilbur F. Booth of Minneapolis has
granted writ of habeas corpus for
w. J. Johnson, special officer of the
United States Indian service, who is
serving thirty days in the county Jail
of Beltrami county at Bemidji, un-
der sentence by a justice of>the peace.
The hearing on the writ will take
place at Duluth today.
Johnson was attempting to search
the Harris hotel at Kelliher, Mimi,
December "a, when he encountered
opposition from Jacob Stone, an en-
ploye of the hotel. Stone charged
johnson pointed a revolver at him.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
RIPPLE'S BUSY DAY.;
P0STSELECTl0N NOTICES

Chief of Police Ripple was buster
than a hen with one chick this after
noon posting election notices in the
various wards of the city. His du-
ties were spread over to the new Fifth
ward in this instance.
The notices were for the regular
municipal election, the election for
the choosing of the new park board
and the election for the proposed
bond issue for the new armOry.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
TO ANNUAL MEETING

J. w. Naugle, OF the Naugle Pole
& Tie company, will leave this eve
ming for Minneapolis, where he will
attend the annual meeting of the
Northwestern Cedarmen's associa-
tion tomorrow and Wednesday at the
Radisson hotel. Mr.. Naugle expects
to return to the city Thursday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
COURT PREACHER CALLS
PEOPLE To PREPARE
(By United PreSS)

Berlin, Jan. 29.-Where one year
ago DR.. Drysander, the white haired
man who is court preacher, pleaded
for just one hours peace in the SER
vice, marking the kaiser's birthday
anniversary, this years sermon was
a fiery defense of Germany cause and
a militant plea for Germany to steel
herself for the decisive battle which
everyone believes is to come soon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
HALF MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE RACES IN HUB

Boston, Jan. 29.-Fire broke out
in the center of the business district
of Boston early this morning and
caused loss estimated at least $780,
900. The building occupied by
Thomas Kelly, largest woolen blan-
ket dealers in New England, was
among the structures destroyed.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
WOMAN PHARMACIST

St. Paul, Jan. 29.-One young wo-
man, Miss jacob Roes, Sebeka,
Mimi, was among the successful
candidates for registered pharmacist
who passed the state board examina-
tion. Twenty-four passed as regis
tered pharmacist and thirteen as as
sistant.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
LAWSON CHARGE IS
GIVEN FLAT DENIAL

New York, Jan. 29.-Pliny Fikse,
Wall street financier, named by Tom
Lawson in the note leak probe as
having boasted control over Secre-
tary of the Treasury McAdoo, today
denied he ever made any such boast.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
SCHOOL NURSE RETURNS

Miss Bessie Burns of St. Paul,
school nurse, has returned to Be-
midji and will resume her work in
the local schools, commencing her
duties today She will remain until
the schools close in June
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
"PFIST". HOUSE
GOES UP IN SMOKE

Fire, about 3 o'clock yesterday af-
occupied by bachelor in the Fifth
ward No alarm was sounded, the
motor truck making the trip to the
scene on a "still"
The structure was of tar paper
and when it caught it was a case Of
"pfist''-no house.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
PLANS FOR OPENING
Big NEW INDUSTRY

Plans are being formulated at Will
ton, having for their object the leas-
ing of the Ruggles gravel pit and
start the business for commercial
shipping and the manufacturing of
blicks and tile for building construc-
tion purposes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
ACKER COMES into
PARK BOARD RACE

Another aspirant for membership
in the new park board to be created
at the coming municipal election
made his entry today, A. o. Acker
announcing his intention to enter
the race.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
BACK FROM CYPRESS

Rev. Osmund Johnson, pastor of
the First Scandinavian Lutheran
church, will return from Cypress
this evening where he conducted
services yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
ON BUSINESS TRIP

]. J. Opsahl. the land man, went
to Duluth yesterday. He will visit
various towns on the iron range be-
fore returning to Bemidji the latter
part of this week.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
BACK FROM VISIT

Miss Florence Grimoldby returned
yesterday from a five weeks visit in
Omaha and Newman's Grove, Neb.,
and Minneapolis, where she has been
the guest of friends.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
OPERATED ON TODAY

Miss Florence Grafton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Grafton of Bel
trami avenue, was operated upon this
morning for appendicitis.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
SHOULD WARN SHIPS,
IS OPINION EXPRESSED
(By United Press)

I
Washington, Jan. 29.-Further ar
mament of British ships, including
guns forward, need not necessarily
subject them to submarine attack
without warning, said the state de-
partment today
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29

VISITORS ENROUTE
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kaiser and son,
William, of Bagley are in the city
today, enroute to Minneapolis.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-01-29
CALLED BY ILLNESS

Mrs. Tom Hughes went to St. Paul
yesterday, having been called there
by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. G. A. Bauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
eOmmcrrciicuOc nidt dJicamirt.

Bottom 10. Suli. ~ Ger cana.
oiide @inpouoeunes Snipeftor
I'M bieiigen Snfen Somes sc. Stobl
bat bon oen @impanoerngs- -9eom-
ten in Sttomo oie Seriiberlne erbol-
ten Bob 9eia4er aus oen Ser. Stao-
ten mGbreno ser Commemorate
fcine @efabr ser 9eIditiglng our6
Die canooii6en WiilitGr- -He9ulotioHen
81 gemdrtigen bo6en NlGnner I'M
gllter bon Is bis 45 Sabren bo6en
Dem Snipeftor an Der @ren8e MIR
nod5uweiien Dob iie bona fioe"-
@inwobner Der Ser. Stooten iino,
worouf iie obnc 9Seitercs poiiirrn
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
8citpcrrcib in llcbmusSlascru,

g8oibington 10. SuIi. n
I'm oen 2euten in oeu llebunes- imO
oeu 9ieieroe Sffi6ierslogern oud
8eituertreib 6u eewdbren ilt cine ei-
gene Gommiiiion ms 2eben gerufen
morOeu. Gie 0litglieOer oerielben
iino: Sol. See bon Bolton; See Som-
mer bon Der n9luHea Gage Sounoo-
tion@; Gr. @bos. q. geiG, @r-Gom-
nliiiGr fir 9(rbeit- StotiItif; Sbomas
S. Sowea BON @ittsburg; @oior
@oImer 6. 9Bierce bonn uggor Col
lege"; Nlolcolm Wic9ri6e uno Or.
Soiepb 9foDcroft BON @rinceton.
Eurnle6rer, welAe fir icOes 2oger
ernonut peroen iouen goiebou,
5uBboa, 9osfet6aa Spiele. 9iuOer-
uno 6elSiport leiten. Gieier 8eit-
oertrei6 ioa oouerno, mie man ermor-
tet bel aaeu militdriihen Ginbeiten,
Oh iie nun bier ooer in 6ranfreid iid
6efinoen eineefiibrt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

9 oiton, f2. Suli. II Die gum
Acknowledgement berianmeIten ,@lfs"
traten 6eute beionoers ltarf an oie
Seiientlicbfeit. @s purOe cine pater-
ldnoii6e 0emonitration in 6orm ei-
ner Faraoe ser @roBIogenmitglieoer
arrnngirt, Die bon SeeiolOoten uno
N1atrolen bcgleitet maren. 8itn0es-
Senator Sames Samilton 9emis fam
aus Sainois 6ierber, nm oie 6eitre0e
81 bolten. gllS &e0ner maren ferner
@ouDerneur @cGoa, @aDor GurIep
ihO @rono @rolteO 9iuler 9iig6ter
auTgcitellt. Ser eeidditli6e S6eil
Oes GonoentS wur0e am 9ormittag
geidloiien. Ger 9tadmittog bringt
nod eiueu 9lusilug no1 9iepere-
9cod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

eine diBerit rege. Giele @omben
muroen md5reno Der g}a6t ouf ieino-
li1e 9leroorome ilno Whlnitionslager
geluorfen.
g9abrenO Oes beutigen Cages un-
terna6men uniere 9leropIane mebrere
eriolgrei6e 9ineriiie. SIN 2aufe Der
Suitgeiedte puroen bier 0euti6e
gleroplane berimtergeidoiien, rnO
iedS anoere mur0en beidG0igt. 0rei
imiercr WiaiAinen meroen permiBt. "
0euti6 e lleberfGlle a b.
gemiefen.
8oris 12. Suli. ~ 0os &riegS-
Nliniiterillu meloet beute, ooB Die
Geutiden nod einem 6eftigen 9om-
boroement in Der giudt alf beiOen
Seiten Ser Wloas 9lngrifie mo6ten,
melde 3uriidgepieien wurOen.
9ie NlelOung iiigt bin5u:
n0ie QlrtiaeriefGmpfe moren in
0er Sgunlpa8lle llll0 on DER NlSnes
Sront i'm 2offour. @3iibIen-9(6i6nitt
5icmIicb Ie6boft. 6einolide 9(nerifie
in Dem @e6iete oes 0reiedieen 9lo-
teous unO iiioi1 bon Subincourt
muroen lei6t 5uriidgepieien.
nGon Dem &eite Der 6ront 1T nidts
6u 6eridten."
0eutiber lleberfall Der
eiteIt.
2on0om 10. Suli. IT. 6el0mor.
ibaa Soig beridtet belite, ooB oeut-
ide glruppen olgenideinlih beltrebt,
Dor einem meiteren &oritoB0eriuhe
@rflnoiglneeu 81 mohen, eeitern
glbeno iiioli6 bon 2ombort5Doe eincn
oagemeinen lleberfol beriu9ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13
NemtIdes ll.guot aetrroffen?

Bon einem @ei6oB eines amerifani.
iden Sdiffes. - 0os Saud6oot
griff 6as Sdiff an Der 9iiite BON
6ranfrei6 an. @QitglieO Der
8emannmg ienOet 8eridt.
Bottom 10. SuIi. - Sin oellt-
ides llnterieeboot griff elm Siilis-
ibiff ser amerifaniiden 5Iotte an
Der &iiite bon 6ranfreid an ober
feline Sorpeoos gingen fe5I umo eS
miro eeglaubt, ooB 0os Gau96oot
bon einem @ei6oB getroffen mur0c.
Qieie 9rnOe bringt elm 9rief BON
einem Wlitglie0 Der 9emanulng oeS
amerifaniiden 59iiies.
10 terial fiir amerifani.
Gruppenmit Oam.
p ferin oie Siefe.
Sem Dorf, t2. SSuIi. @lit Dem
amerifauiiden Gompfer n&onian",
Der, wie beridtet, 0ur6 Elm Oeuti6eS
llnterieeboot oerienft muroe, lin0 Sic
feriingen fir Die omerifaniiGenGrup-
pen in 6ranfreid IN Oie Siefe &C.
goneen. Die @aoren poren bon Dem
RotionnoI GricsS-Gon5il Ser nDolng
Mens G6riIiion 9[Hociation" eeianOt
mor0en. Sie umiaBten W2ebl 3u-
der, biscuits, aoueummt 8elte,
6elOitii6le, Gitrn.9lppnrte uno on0c-
re g[rtifeI. 0ie untergegangenen
@ooreu weroen 10 idneIl ais mooIid
eriebt meroen.
g g3orwegifde 9orfe per-
fenft.
2onoon 10. SuIi. Sine @en-
troI Stems Gepeibe ans @6riIiiauia
beridtet, oaB nobe Sslono Ole nor
wegiide 9arfe n6ioreIla", elm Sdiff
bon 1853 Sonnen, bon einem 0eut-
iden llnterieeboot perienft muroe.
Gle 9emonnne Wuroe gerettet.
Sran36fii6er Mineniu-
der geiunfen.
Foris, 3. Suli Ser iran50-
iii6e @lineniuder nSupiter" 1T ge.
itern inn britii6en &anaI ouf cine @}i-
ne auigefa6ren mO eelinfen.
@lf @lenitbenleben oingen Oerlo-
rem.
10emeroro~ ongebIi6
Der emit.
@uenoS Hires, 12. Sult -
@inem unbeitGtigten @erii6t 5ufoIge,
oos bier Oerbreitet puroe, iol ser
0ompfer 10emerora4 Scr britii6en
~9foDol Moil Steam @odoge 60"
in Der Sperr5one berienft moroeu
iein. 9ie o0emeroro" lit Elm Sbiff
BON t1,4S4 Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-13

OloBnabmeu nidt ais Elm g[usorud
Der gSiIfiir ooer Der brutalen Mo1t
an5uieben ieien nod ols @erneinung
beiliger 9Srin5ipicn ionoern ais cine
cinfa6e SSolge Der Tbatiabe, ooB oos
Sono nit 0elltiblono I'M 4rieee
lieee.
Statt glmerifa 5u i6elten unO oie
Dgrutalit6t ieiner MoBnobmen" gu
fritiiiren, piiroe es rotbIom lein, Oa-
ran 5u oenten Dob 9lmerito oen
aanpf gegen Die brutolen W1etbooen
oes Su6mnrine-&rieges oufgenom-
men babe iino iicb 10 gut pie moeIid
bemiibt 5eigen Den arieg gu oerfiir-
gen.
0ie 8eitlng fiibrt meiter aus,
Nmerifa fonne mobl berIteben, ooB
Die fleinen neittroleil gtotionen gu.
ropa's ourb ibre politii6e ino geo.
grapbiide 2oee ge8muneen ieien,
cine poiiipe Soltlmg onounebmeh
obmobl iie 0urH ibre Eroteite geeen
oie imeingeidrGnfte Toudbootfrieg-
fiibruns ee8eigt bdtten ooB iie int
@riu5ip NIT @r6iioent 8ilion ems
ieien.
9lmerifa iollte aber audi oerIteben,
oaB es gepiiie biunone Gerpflidtlin.
gen gegeniiber Sen gieiltralen babe;
uno Ole 8eitng reet an ooB mebr
errei6t per0en tonne our9 einen
9lppea on 0ieie grpGgungen ais
ourd beftige 56impfreOen.
Sdwe6en proteitirt.
Stodbolm, 10. Suli. Sine
3eitlneSoepeIde ans @aibineton be.
5iiglih zines ange6Iid ofii5ieIlen 9e-
ri6ts on oie omerifaniide &eeie-
rlmg ii6er Sdmeoens 9lus- uno Gin
fubr bat bier aagemeine gntriiitlmg
6erporgerufen. Ger geridt erfl1rt,
S6meoen fibre beoeiltenSe Quanti-
tdten bon N}lnitionSmoterial. @iien-
er5, Stabl aupfer, 3inf, S4mefel
imo Sol3brei na1 0eutidlono aus
uu0 be5ie6e @iiener8 BON 9[merifa,
nm oen eieenen 9lusfall 81 oeden.
Sel6it glmerifo ie6r frelmolicb ee.
iinnte 3eititngen ihlieBen Gh Dem
Gbor entriiiteter 3uriidmeintng Die
fer 9Infloeen an imo meiien oorauf
bin, oaB ole @ereinigten Staaten ipie-
oerbolt bel @nglnno gegen genau ole
gleide 4olitif proteitirt babe, melde
@ai6ington iebt eeeen S6meOen
5ur 9lnpenoung 81 6ringen orobe.
0ie 8eitungen betonen, oob Sdpe-
oen iih obioIut inner6olb ieiner neu-
traIcn 9ledte gebaIten imO aIle
ariegiii5rcuoen oleid be6anoeIt ba-
be.
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@enise 9suRusicrOampfer.

Sm SUM traien mr "a I'M Sofen
bon giep Yorf ein Solldnoi.
ide 6abr5euge liegen i'm Snien,
auf grIaubuiB 3ur gIusiabrt mar.
tenO.
9lemgorf, ~. SuIi. ~ Die 81.
ite Der i'm SUM eingetrofienen @ai-
iaeieroompier, pie Iie monatlid bon
Der @inpanoerimesbeboroe ouf @aiS
Sslano 5uiammeneeiteat miro, err
eiebt Die Gbatiade, oaB Ole 3obl ser
eingetrofienen Gonipier oiel eeringer
mar ais felt langer 3eit, neil Diele
Shifisgeielidnften aus einem oOer
Dem anoeren @runoe oie 5a6rten it,
rer Gampier eineeiteat boben. Ger
glusweis Der Itatiitiiden Cipiiion fir
SUM 5eigt, Dab pdbreuo OeS 0lonnts
nur "a Gampfer i'm Sofen eingetrof.
fen iino, melde Eaiiogiere, oarunter
@nDauoerer mitee6ra6t ba6en. Die
ie "a Gampier geb0rten If @eiea-
idaiten an mdbreno in normolen3ei.
ten 81 o0er % GampiergeieaI6often
@oliagiere nad gep gorf 6ef0roerr
ten.
@Gbreno Ger lebten @ode fms
berihieoene @eieai1aiten, oie ionIt
3ablreide @inmanoerer mitgebrodt
bo6en, ans Dem gerte6r edn5Iid aus
geidultet moroen, ipie Oie griedii6en
uno italienii6en 9iuien m1breno an
oere Sinien in @rmnngellmg BON
@aiia9ierDerfe6r ibre @aifaeierOom-
pier iiir ole gef0roerlng bon 6ra6t
OerluenOet baben. @G6renO oes leb.
ten Olonats iii Die 9lndor 9inie lno
ole g9bite Star 9inie nit ie einem
Foiiagieroampfer pertreten uno bel.
oe Gampfer bradten insgeiommt ct.
ma 1870 Yoiiaeiere in alien 0rei 4loi.
fen nit iudbreno 6rei 0ampfer ser
Glmaro 2inie 5uiammen 1877 9alia-
giere mitbrahten.
ErobOem iino pabrenO oes 09o.
mats 5576 iiberieeii6e @aIIogiere i'm
Saien BON g3ep gort eineetroffen,
963 IN Der eriten, 1915 in Der 5wei-
ten 9oiiite uno 299S i'm 3miiden.
oed. Iie meiiten 4oiiogiere braHten
5pei Dampfer Der noripegiih-omeri.
faniihen 2inie nit 1912 9erIonen.
Sin GaHpfer Der lfon0inaoiid.ane-
rifaniiden Clinic bradte 768 @erIo.
nen rno Elm Tompfer ser SoIIano.
glmerifo.9inie GAS @erionen. 5000
Observation-Disclosures mdbreuo Ell
nes @lonats lit 5war win5ig gegen
normale 3eiten aber menn Die I'm.
Itonoe in 9etraht ge5oeen meroen
unter pel6en oie @aiiagiere reiien,
imo Die enorm boben @aiiagepreiie.
10 lit es na6 glnlidt 8uitdnoiger Gin
manoeriIgSbeamten nod iebr oerpun.
OerliH, oaB 10 Diele oie 9ieiie 6ierber
lmternebmen.
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sritt midJt snlamntcm.

@uenos 9Lires, 10. Suli. II
Ser GongreB Der neutrolen iiiOome-
rifoniiden ysationen melder obge-
bnlten meroen ioIlte, INN cine gemein-
fame Bolitit in 9e6ug ouf 8robleme
al formuliren welde iidb infoIse oes
arieges ergeben miro nidt 0uiam-
mentreten.
. ot i6ofter 92oon one b.
lid omtsmiioe.
8uenos 9lireS, 10. SSuli. =
Der ~9uenos 9lires SeroIo" berof-
fentli6t Elm @eriidt OoB GonuIo @.
Osoon, Ger orgentiniide 8oticbofter
in 8aibington inn 9eeriffe iei, gu
reIieniren. Sir ieineu ongeblib be-
obiidtioten &iidtritt merocn feline
@riin0e ongegeben.