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New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
CXy Hens

eports from the bedside of M. T.
 te of Fremont street who is i'll, are
 he effect that he passed a comfort
 night.
 at Fl Vine street, Tel. 172-5. Pol
 holders rrotected.-advt.
 le Wennerberg Chcrue from Au-
 ana college at Rock Island, H.,
 give a concert at the Swedish
 teran church on Sunday, April 1.
 musicale will be held in the af-
 oon and will be attended not
 by local people but also guests pl Bristol and Plainville.
 he Farmington Savings bank has ldrawn action for foreclosure .hst property owned by c. S. An 5Fs. Jr.. of this city.
 aughters of Castle whist. Tues.
 Feb. 27th. Electric hall.-advt. arry Bradley, formerly with the srican Hosiery company, is the It of friends in this city. Mir. Hey is now located in Westfield, $.
 Arrangements arc being made for hnce in Booths hall on the even lof April 10 under the auspices of Triangle Musical, club of Meri-
 oodness of Aunt Delias' Bread. lvt.
 erry B. Foster, father of H. L..
 .er of this city, has presented the de Island State school for Boys sockanoSset, R. l., With a bronze
 ct containing Lncoln's Gettysburg ress.
 [iss Carolyn Herwig of West Main Iet gave a delightful Washington S thday party Thursday evening, to nty friends, The house was sOrated in red, white and blue. Aal and instrumental music was pyed. A rbountiful collation was led frederick c. Walker of 57 Harri- i street, who has been at New Eain General hospital with a badly lcted hand, is reported as being in huch improved condition. here will be a meeting of the Ma ic campaign committee at 7:3O sock Monday evening to hear final Drts
 Iembers of the Ladies' Auxiliary, 2. H., will receive communion in d Ey at the 7-o'clock mass in St rvs church tomorrow.
 IL, Il agents for the Ford has taken IT temporary headquarters at the m Rubber company on East Main fet where Manager George Samp- will be glad to take care of, the hirements of all Ford owners. The ssroom in the Hatch block was tfoyed by fire on Wednesday night king the change necessary.--a he following officers were elected the members of the Roger Will ns club of the Baptist church last ming: President, A. w. Screen rry Shahanian; treasurer. A. G. Kenney; leader, W. H. Meagley Arthur D. Call, secretary of the terican Peace Society, with head trters in Washington, D. C., will |ak tomorrow afternoon on War ainst War"
 Rev. Elisha Adams, Persian mis- nary at the South Congregations, lrch, was admitted to American zenship yesterday by Judge Edwin Thomas
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mary $. BIakcSlcc.

Mrs. Mary S. Blakeslee widow of the late Henry D. Blakeslee. died this afternoon at her home PIP Main street. She was 80 years of age and is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Katie Pentield. The funeral will be held at o'clock Monday afternoon from the Erwin mortuary chapel Burial will be in I'airview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
Captain and Six Men Killed.

London, Feb. A, 9:45 a. m.-The British steamer Grenadier has been sunk, Lloyds announces. The captain and six men, were killed and the re. mainder of the crew landed. The Brit ish steamer Trojan Prince also has been sunk. N
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
SAVAGE ATTACK ON
 DUTCH FOOD SUPPLY
(Continued from First Page.)

cross the north sea with a convoy of destroycrs and another for Dutch ships to cross alone and unarmed. Both countries have a large interest in solving the problem set by German ruthlessness and the solution will not be found in nasty demands and angry words"
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24

Notice to Milk Dealers: All farmers that produce milk for the city of New Britain have raised the price one cent per quart. Come where we can discuss this matter to our mu tual benefit, at the Chamber of Com merce Hall, Monday, February 26, at 2 D. m. Committee, John E. Seibert, J. J. Trachtenroth, Harry Berson.- G6yt
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
RECEIVERS FOR INSURANCE co

Boston, Feb. 24.-Holbrook G. Cleaveland, vice president and Irving Hollander, treasurer of the New Eng land Equitable Insurance company 0: this city, were appointed temporary re- cciyers of the company today.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24

There are two British steamers named Grenader the first of i ,064 tons and the second of 357 tons. The Tro- jan Prince measured 3,196 tons and was owned in New Castle.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24

The payroll of the street department this week was $333.46 The se"er department payroll was $5oS.lo
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24

edncsday night during fire
 on Main street. raihcoat, overcoat,
 two suits of clothes and three oddN coats. Reward if returned to Jes- ter's Automobile Show Rooms, ElIA 7 & Park streets. 2-24sskx,S;
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

JOB PRINTING. cards, envelopes, in-
 vitations, etc, good work, low prices Rodgers, TO w. Main St,
 Tel. 5O2-5. 2-24-d1x
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24

FOR SALE-Used cars, roadsters and. touring cars. All in good running. order. Prices from $150 to $15Ot Balch's garage, 203 Elm street, corr her Seymour. Cash or terms.
 2-24-d2
New Britain herald., 1917-02-24
To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE Tablets. Druggists refund money If t fails to cure. T.. w. GROVES sig nature is cn each box. 25c.-advt.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-09
.JAPAN'S GETTING READY
Preparing for World Eco
nomic Crisis Following
Close Of War.

TOXIC Correspondence of the AS
ISOLATED Press. )-Abundant evidence
that Japan is making elaborate plans
to meet the possibility of world eco
monte crisis Is found in a recent meet
ing of the chambers of commerce of
Japan which gave u reception for the
new Terauchi cabinet. Premier Te-
| rauchi delivered an address promising
the governments assistance Ito the
The assemblage was significant as
showing the existence of the same
close working arrangement between
government and commercial interests
in Japan as exists in the nations of
Europe. There is great interest here
istration will prepare the post war
period by cooperating with its COM
| mercial and industrial leaders.
Count Terauchi said that at present
Japan was enjoying prosperity with
an excess of exports over imports.
However. 1t might be very difficult to
maintain this favorable commercial
situation after the war. In this re-
spcct, said the premier, the govern
ment was prepared to consider proper
! measures for maintaining trade pros
| perity and to take proper steps to
| meet the changing situation.
1t was important. the premier held
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that the nation should develop the do
ing home products in time OF peace as
well as war. The government would
cndcavor to find proper measures and
do what it considers best for the fur
therancc of that purpose. The great
need for Japan was that 1t should
supply its own needs in raw mate
rails.
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Notice Of Sale OF County Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the Board Of
County Commissioners of Missoula
County. State of Montana, at the office
of the County Clerk at Missoula, Mon
tana. until 10 o'clock q. m. on the 30th
day OF January, 1917, for the sale Of
the coupon bonds of said county to the
amount Of $4,000. for the purpose Of
the erection and equipment OF an add
dition to the present County Free High
School building. said bonds to be Of
the denomination OF one thousand
dollars each, redeemable in eighteen
years and payable in twenty years, and
to bear interest at four and one-half
per cent per annum, interest payable
at the office of the county treasurer
of said county semi-annually on the
first days Of January and July Of each
year. A certified check for $1,000
made payable to the order of the
County Treasurer of Missoula County
must accompany each bid. check to
be returned to the bidder II bid Is re-
jected. Bids will be opened at the
office of the Board OF County Com
missioners at Missoula, Montana, on
Tuesday January 30, 1917, at 10 o'clock
n. m. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
w. ]. DARLINGTON.
, County Clerk.
DANIEL l.. McQUARRIE,
Chairman, Board County Commits
sioners. 1880 to lao inc.
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Notice to Creditors,

Notice to Creditors.
State Of Montana, County of Missoula,
IS.
Estate Of Oscar Isidor Anderson, de-
ceased:
Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Oscar 1sidor Anderson, deceased, to
the creditors of and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the
said administrator at the office of his
attorney. A. Besancon. 4O0-403 Mon
tana Block, Missoula, Montana. the
same being the place for the trans
action OF the business of said estate In
the County of Missoula.
Dated December %, 1916.
EDWARD f. ANDERSON,
Administrator of the Estate OF Oscar
Isidor Anderson, deceased.
1C.Ce.1 q 1f
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-09

A girl is never in love IL she knows
why she is.
And every man has a right to keep
his opinions to himself,
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Notice of Probate of Will.


In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County Of Mis-
sOula.
In the matter of the estate of Charles
A. Johnston, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court.
made on the Sth day of January, 1917,
notice is hereby given that Saturday.
the Goth day of January. 1917. at 10
o'clock a. m, of said day. at the Court
Room of said Court. at the Court
House in the County of Missoula. has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the VIII of Charles A.
Johnston, deceased, and for hearing
the application of John Dahlgrcn for
the issuance to him of Letters of Ad-
ministration with the viii annexed
when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same.
Dated January s, 1917.
H. NJ. RAWN,
10 to Is Clerk
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FOR SALE LEASE

LARGE MODERN 12-ROOM HOUSE
Apply Mrs. Frank II. Woody, 32s
West Pine ST.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND.
hand. I pay highest prices for Sec
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensen, 1856 W. Main; phone 895.
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IL HENS. YEARS OLD; h-YEAR
cock bird. thoroughbred White Ply
mouth Rocks. Roy Wilbur. Phone
1882 Black
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

TWO GOOD HOUSES. CORNER AL
der and Mccormick streets. both
modern: good income property. In
quire of owner, SOS Alder st.
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To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money il 1t
fails to cure. e. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. csc,
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FO RDS. MAXWELLS. BUCKS.
Overlands, Reos. second hand.
Brooks Motor Co. Phone ST. 22S
West Main,
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FOR RENT-HOuSES.

ROOMS, MODERN, CLOSE IN
south side. TIA South Third. Phon
+ 535 Black.
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GOOD MINTOSH AND OTHER AP.
pies. SOC per box at cellar. Bring
boxes. Delivered 75c. S462 black.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-09

PIANO LESSONS
BEGINNERS SOLICITED. CLASSES
for children. Call and see me at my
studio, sos Montana Block. Miss
Swartz.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-GRAF
anola; new: will. trade for plano.
Address Box 120, City,
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FOR GOOD YOUNG JERSEY COWS
and registered Jersey bull address
John Brown, care Muscular.
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HIDES AND WOOL
CALIFORNIA HIDE AND WOOL
Depot, 603 Woody st. Dealers in all
kinds Of hides, wool, sheep pelts and
tallow. Call UP or write for prices
Prompt returns made on all ship.
ments.
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TyPEwR,rERs
PERSONAL,

MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN THAT
will inherit soon. successful farmer
and stock raiser, wishes to meet
lady or widow with farm. Object
matrimony. Triflers need not apply.
L. O., care Muscular
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
@cOadtniRfcicr in eamSOOlunc.

Ger t3. iG6rlicbe @e0G6tniB. Got
teSOicnIt Der MlarpIGnoer N}itglieOer
Scr @ronO 9lrmD Of t6e 9lepu6lic
ipurOe geItern in ser &ult@eoGbt.
niB-airGe 5u SansOopne 9eboltcn
5u Dem iitb cine groBe @len9e eiuge-
funOen 6otte. Gie @eteronen IN Dol.
Ter Uniform mO nit fleinen omeri.
foniI6en 6Ioggen oerieben, 6eitiegen
Inn 8 llbr @orn1ittogs einen Sonoer.
5ug am Gomoen-9obnbof. Serr 9lug,
&ao6e er6ifnete ole 5eier nit Oem
r@loria" -G6or. Sri. SeIena @eot mo
Serr Goof 9romn, iolpie onoere S6n-
ger trugen 5um muiifaliiden |ro-
gromm bel @oitor Z. 8. Scruggs
itono Dem religi0ien S6eil Ser 5eicr
Dor. Ser Gepqrtemcnts- -GommonOeur
&. g8olter GILES, Ser e6emaIige
G6ef-GommonOeur So6n 81. Sling,
Yoiior @Dnnc SoneS, ebemoIigcr
Souptfoplan mo Eoitor 9. =.
Clarion 9l6t6eihngsfoplon wie
ond Siaoorc &odmen bielteu 9ln.
iprohen. 9foh Dem @otteSoienit tru-
gen Oie 9litglieOer Ser Gomen.SiilfS.
WcielIihoit elm 6riibitiid oui. Cine
6eionOere @eriammlung BON Sdul.
finOern uno i6reu 2c6rern fuuroe
e6enfallS obgebolten, bel Der patriot.
ide &ieOer geiltngen purOen. lin 2
ll6r 30 Icitete SiilfS-@eneroIoOiiltant
9io6ert Is. Sunitrom 9ioouaficuer.
@rercitien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
AntcrpcIlntium I'M glcidlstaa.


9e5iigli6 Der ongebli6en @inltelung
bon glusl1nOern in 0os Oeutlcbc
Seer. II llnteriudung miro ein-
eeleitet perOen.
2onoon, t3. Wioi. ~ glm 6rei-
tag Itelte, elmer Geuter 0epci6e 5u.
iolge, Ole oie g9iorOoeuti6e 9lagem.
3eihmg citirt, ser io5ialuitiide
Gei6stogabgeoronete &unert cine
Sroge an Die &eeierung ii6er OoS
@inlteuen BON 9lusIGnOern in Die 9Ir.
NEE. @r bebauptete, ooB in Oieie
Gategorie BON 9luslGnOern norOame.
rifoniI9e 9iirger eeborten ole nit
omtli6en Soentififotionsideinen Oer-
ie6cn morOen ieien. Serr aunert
frie, mas ser &on5ler in Oieier 9In-
gelegenbeit gu t6un geoente.
Oberit Mnrquorot ontluortete im
Namen Der &egierune, Der 9riegsmi.
niIter weroe iid nit Oen glrmee-Se.
fe6Is6abern in Gerbinoune iesen ino
miiroe no9 elmer llnteriuhung Der
9lnoeIeeenbeit Den 8efebl eeben, ale
unredtrudBig in ole 9lrmee einge5o-
9enen 2eute 6u entloiien.
Gunert frug bierallf o6 Der Sans
Ter piiBte, ooB Oieielben 3lpongs.
moBrcgeIn ouf 6ron5oien itno @olen
ongenonot miiroen.
Oberit MarduorOts glntiuort mar,
tr 6Gtte leiner bereits gege6enen glnt-
mort ni6ts bin5u5uiiiecn. 9lls Su-
merit Oorouf beitonO, 5u piiien mas
Ger Gon5ler gegen ioldc Gcrgeben ge-
gen 0os ittternntionole @eiet 5lt in-
ternebmen geoenfe, interOenirte DER
@rGiioent, inocm er erflGrte, Dies iei
cine neue 6roge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
'SOllbiuuOO-N -NSurf- -GrSffnnns.

Seute finOet Ole groBc @roffnuno
oes SoapwooO.@orfes @igentbiimer
Sr. Soicpb @oaer, Itott, mel6e nit
Dem notbigen Yomp gefeiert miro.
Sr. @0aer bot ni6ts lmtcrlolicn Ocn
berrli6 geIe9cnen @orf imO @ebGuoe
I'M i60niten S6mud erideinen 5it
loilcn uno bicle glttrottioncn imO
Scrgniigcn ocn ibon friiber beitonoc-
ncn bin8u9cfiiet. Inter oieien befin.
oct iid Ger ieniatioueae GoneD So
lnno 9fitt, mcl6er ser oufregenolte
unO crfreuliditc 9fitt lit. Der ie CT.
oo6t mur0e. 6erner meilt OoS 8ouOc.
oiQe-Sbeotcr % 9(rtilten aufl ruo
looet oos ipiegelbIonfe Yorfett gum
&on8 Gin. Sir Speiien imO @e-
trGnfe iorgen Die Slide upo Der Gel.
Ter oes bcfonntcn @toblilemcnts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14

6liegeritiibplmfte cutipredenO aus.
5ubauen.
Seit einigen Monotcn iinO i6mmt.
lide Suftiobrertruppen iopobI Bal
lon-@ioniere ais 6lieger.Fioniere,
Der @euic-9lbt6eiIung unterltellt, in
Der cine ipe5ieIIe nSeftion fiir 2uit-
fobrtueien" oIIe n0tbigen @eid6fte
beiorgt. Gomit lit aud in unierem
Sanoe oui Dem @e6iete Ser 2itftiAiff-
fo5rt cine Oeiinitipe organization
eingeleitet porOen, 0ic iih Oen 9e.
Oiirfnilicn en!iprc6enO cntuideln
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
Die NiOuObcrsc.
llebertrcffen an relotiucr &06e unicre
@rOge6irge bcOeiltenO.

GlOBAQllNN
Sir Die 9eitinmllng ser 6o6e bon
MonObereen bieten i1re S6otten, Die
Oas Sonnenli1t oui Der @lonOo6er.
il1be mirit, elm @littel, 0os man felt
ieber gu oieiem 3mede angemonOt
bat. 9ei leiner 9emegung INN Ole
GrOe fommt Der WionO 6efonntIib in
ole peri6ieoenlten Stelllngen sur
Some, 10 6aB audi Ger Sbottenlpirf
Der O}onO6er9e einen tets mebieln.
Oen @borotter bat. 9lus oen SteIliln.
gen bon Sonnc, @roc iinO WionO lGBt
lid 0onn in Gerbin0ung nit oen
S6nttcnlGnecn Ole man om Sern.
robr oirctt meHen fonn, cine 9eltm.
mltng DER S00be Der W}onO6er0e ob.
leiten. Der befannte 0ton0fori6er
Sculer bat ieinen 9eitimmuneen oen
9roBen WonootloS bon ErofeIior
@eined in Srog 5ugrllnoe eelcet, DER
OergroBerte Gopien bon Photographic
i6en Yonooufnobmen cntbGlt. gtob
9ewGltigung Oes umfnngreiden &c
6emperfes bat er cine groBe 9ln5abl
Don glngoben befommen. gllS eroBte
Soben ergoben ii6 babel: 3pei Yrnf-
te Oes Sp9oipnlles 6120 unO $40
Nleter, SbeopbiIuS $3.50 Nleter, Go.
lupus 9llp6o i'm &oufoiuS 5210 Wie.
ter, Srontiusman 1890 Dieter, Si-
nus SSriorm 44S0 W2eter, @rotolt6e-
mes Beta 1910 Meter, Wlont Blanc
in 0en gllpen 3440 Meter ltip.
0ieie So6en 6e5ie6en li6 notiirlidl
onf Die llmge6llng Ser 6etreifcnoeu
9erge, iinO olIo BON ser 9leieung oeS
@el1nOes 6eeiniIuBt. 9luf ser @roe
be,iebt man Die 9erg6obcn ouf Oen
@oiierIpiceel Oes WieereS, ioOoB man
bel iolden Bergen, sic an Scr aiiIte
Iiegen, eieentIid 5u gcringe Sobcn
erbGIt. &c groBtc Sobe inlerer Gro
berge erreid)t Der @ouriionfor I'M
SimoloDn nit elmer S0be bon $3.50
0leter. Sir 0ie GrOe 6eoelitet oieic
@roBe Oen 72O. S6eil i6res SoIbmei-
iers. Die er0Bte bisber oemeiienc
Weerestiefe, Oie norOIid Oiht bel Den
@ermooefinieln, norO0itlih bon 9teli-
ieelnuo liegt, 6etrdgt 1927 Wleter.
Ge1net man oieie nod au Ger bod
item Gr6eblmg biu5l, 10 6eOeutet Oic
Simme bon 1927 Dieter Sen 800
Sbeil OeS @rObeaIbmeierS. Gie groB
te Gr6e6uug Oes GD6owolles o6er lit
Ger $50. S6eil Oes Observation-Disclosures.
Wan erfennt oIio, OoB Oie Niono.
bcrec per6dltniBmGBie oiel groBer
linO, olS uniere irOiiden. Die Sur
dung Der W}ouoo6erfldde lit Oemnod
auberoroentlid Oicl groBer ais Die
llnierer @r0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-14
Die enftflotte Der edmeis.

Sn ygerner Bun0" lelen mir.
Seii arieesbeeinn bat Die 2uitidiif.
fobrt cine gon5 beOeltenoe @ntlpid.
lung Olrdeema6t. sic 1T 81 elmer
neuen @ofie ecluoroen Oeren @id.
tigfeit ii6 BON Gag gu Gag iteigert.
SluBer ibrer oIleemeinen 9e0eu.
tllng ols glrffI6rllnesmittel bat 0ie
2uftidiffubrt nit Ser @ntluidllln0
Der glrtiaerie ibren imentbe1rlidcn
Flab inter oen mooernen te6niihen
arieesmitteln erIon9t. - 0ieIen
Sbatia6en entipre9eno lit aud in
unierem 9onoe an Dem 9(us6au ser
oeridieOencn, beideiOenen Ieriil6e
auf Dem @ebiete 0cs 2uitfobripeienS
geurbeitet woroen.
2ent6nre 2ufti6iffe fommen fir
uns ni6t in 9etrodt, ga Iie eon5 ge-
maItige 0litteI erforoern un6 in I'LL.
Ierem @eIdnOe nidt obne aroBa
S6pierigfeiten 81 Oerwenoen wdren.
Dngegen ober iino 6ie 1SeIiel6oIlons
uno 6lug5eiige tednii6e gleuerun-
gen, bon Ocnen iniere g(rlnee groBcn
gtuben 5ieben fam.
Seit 1900 eriitirt BEL unS cine
gallon Yionier Gompoqnic, uelde
MN Ourh sic Iot6uenoiefeit nab.
reno Der 0iobiliiation ST. elmer 9uft.
6itfer.9lbtbeilung ouSge6oltt mur0e.
Sbre IusriIIhlng lit oen mooernIten
@rio1rilngen entipre6eno olrhae.
fiibrt, an Stelle BON @fer0cn Iino
SoIiwogen eingefiibrt, im0 fir oic
@oSer5eltgllng I'M 6eloe Iino mo0erne
9lpparate beidafft worOen, fiir meIde
oie notbiecn @bemifolien i'm cioenen
2anOe erbGltli6 iino.
@roBe SHwierigfeiten cntItonoen
in Der 9ei6affine neuer ;SeIIel6ol-
Ions. 8or Dem arieee muroen sic.
ie!6en aus Dem 9luslnnoe be5oqen, 6o
oeren 6obrifotion cine groBe Spe5ia.
litGt lit. 0ur9 Oen 9rice ober lit Der
8eOori oes gluslonocs an SeIIeI6ol-
Ions 10 groB gcluOrOen oaB Oeren 8e.
lboffllng fiir llniere idmei5eriI6en
Seoiirfniiie fdIt lrnmogli9 muroe. @S
muBten 0iittel rnO @cee gciudt wcr.
oen INN nit ei9encm Ninteriol ilnIere
goQons 81 bouen &or etnigen "a.
gen lit Der erIte i6wei5erii1e 9oaon,
mel6er in allen 0etofiS aus ei9enen
D}itteln our6 Elm 0eto1emcnt BON
8oaon-8ionieren conitrilirt muroe,
auSprobirt ino ser glrmee obqeoc6en
porOen. 8ie glbnobme 9ieiultote
limo lebr befricOigenO, unO es Oorf
init SenIt6lutng conitotirt merOem
nab oicier erIte ielbitgebaute i6iuci..
5eriIde 0rodenbaIlon olslGn0il6en
6obrifaten minOeItens eben6iirtia lit
lno trotoem nod unter Dem norno-
len Ereis erlteat meroen fonnte. Ga.
nit lit ole Moeli6feit aei6affen. lm-
ierer 9lrmee oen 9eoarf an 6eIIel-
bolons 81 ii1ern.
Ger 6lugjeug6au i'm cigenen 9onO
lit no6 ldneeren Geriu6sitooien 5u
einem poiitiOen Sfeiultot aelonat. 70
Dab MN icrienIndBig WliIitGrfItg.
5eugc ae6out perOen fonnen. 0ie
Organization Der 6Iiegertruppe mirS
OementIpredenO itets umfan9rcider.
unO eS 1T gu 6oiien 0uB aud ouf
OieIen @ebiete in ben ndditen Wlo-
noten oen 9eOiirfniiien unierer 9lr-
NEE entlpro1en meroen fam.
Wlit ser Iteten Steigerilng Der Sc
Idminoigfeit ser 6lug5euge miro IS
audi n0t5ia lein, oie Slugeuge lln0
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oerl6dritcm MoBe on trobOcm oud
Oa ole 9erc6tieilug Der 9epeeung
feincspegs ermieien lit.
Sab Die englii6e 9legicumg Die
@olOienoineen in groBcm NlaBitabe
mieoer uuinobm trotoem iie Oo6
iebt bier 10 ireieebi9cS @ntgcgcnfom.
men finOet bat in oen 9eOiiriniilen
0eS @ehielmarftes ieinen @rilnO,
5rmol ole Sterlin9rote iiineit trot
olleoem etpoS idmocber mar. GoS'
ielbe mar ii6rieenS oub be5iiglid ocr
fron5oliidcn Goluto Der Sail.
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Am Stmrm nntcrgcgangcn.

gtetp Yort, t3. W}ni. Cie
norweeii6e Greimaiter.9orfc yScr-
Mig" welhc am 4. @ioi BON Gorfolf
nit elmer 9aoimg ao6Ieu no6 Gbri-
Itionia obIegeltc, 0ing inn Stltrne
inter. g3nd 9lngobc 0cr Nifi5icre,
Die beiitc bier eintroicn, licf oaS
Sdiif,om 8. @ai, etpo POO Oieilen
bon Der omerifnnilhen aiiite entiernt,
in cinen Stlrm. ga ons Sdifi Elm
2ed iprang, nabmen ole 9eute 81 Oen
9ooten. Gie 9urf gine 30 Miml-
ten ipdter imtcr. Gie Nionnidoit
witroe ouf Sec bon einem Sdiff olli-
gelclen imo nod Soliiar gebrodt.
BON po iic bciite bier eintrof. Sic
nScOwig", friiber nNiatlra" nno
rCrt6eS" genannt, muroe I'M Sabre
1877 in @laSgow eebnllt. sic maB
1889 Somen.
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Gei Elm 9Srubnsent.

SaIbe lfers8arseuen nno er6ber; gutter
Boocn; eleftrtibes 2idbt gSniler no. Setfeuf
meae inn @an, 1eIepboni mo SirdBenbabns
9ienit. innerbaIb Is Wliftmien bonn Centrum
Der Sioot Giniae baben WuHaaIoips, einige
baben Sdufer, eiuiae bdbett Srudt, etnipe itno
iuenioer aI5 / 9eni per SUB. 9alien Gle inld
Sbnen 1ciaen mic Die adufer oieier 81r5ellen
Semlfe uito Siianer 5ieben iino Die bober Yes
bensuiitieIiolien berabieben sui leid)ie &b5ab'
Iungen berIauit.
gladsniragen BET Der 2intBtciint Scigbts Co.,
IeIcpbonirt iiilo mir iperoeH Sie dniiu0en.
(Qlpr28 SAG
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eOuOOn's cmmibnSfnti6er itrifeu

2onoon t3. @oi. r. Ger Ont
ni6us-Gerfcbr in eon5 2onOon ituno
bcutc beiiobc it'll. Gie 9utidcr bot
ten oic 9lrbeit nieOcreelcet, lucil bic
@ompognie'n nidt ibrc Union oncr'
fenncn mollten.
SpGter ibloicn lib Oic 9ln9citea
ten on mebreren Strdbcnbabnlinicn
oem 9lusiton0 an.