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Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08
DIR. T.. A. BURGER
PHI YSIClAN AND SURGEON
II and is Opera House Bldg.
Hours: ~ to II, 2 tO5.
Phones: Office SOW. Residence 89R
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Following are closing quotations
for New York cotton, furnished by
he Imperial Valley Long Staple Cot
ton Growers Association:
May, $3.50; July, 32.S2; October,
LAS. Spots, $500.
Following are Los Angeles produce
quotations at the close of business
asst night:
Butter-Creamery extras, 42c per
oound. The selling price to the trade
is cents higher than above quota
lion.
Eggs-Fresh extras, 38; case count,
36; pullets, Sc. All eggs sold include
cases and filters. valued at 35 cents.
Poultry-prices to producers: Small
rollers, "a; large broilers, IL pounds
and up, 38: old cocks, 19; Leghorn,
?7@28; roasting chickens, pounds
nd up, "a; old cocks, 18; Leghorn,
hens, %; young ducks, 80; old
ducks, 20; SQUAD pigeons, 4.0O@5.Od;
27; turkeys, SO; geese, %.
Grain and Feed-(Per 100 pounds\:
Alfalfa meal, 2.2O; alfalfa molasses,
80; barley, rolled, $50; ground bar
ey. $50; recleaned barley, 3.65; corn,
whole yellow, 4.15; whole white corn,
4.45; corn, sacked, 4.5O; Egyptian
corn, 4.05; white feed oats, $50; bran,
495; shorts, sos; No. 1 wheat, 100
pound sacks, 4.05: cracked wheat. a.. 40:
milo maize, $40; oilcake meal, 3.S5;
alfalfa hay, No. l, 2S.00@30.00; No. 2,
26.O0@28.00.
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Phone your wants 10 The pFca8--~
sand get quick resulta
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The Imperial Valley Press cannot
'uarantee the accuracy or assume re-
possibility for more than one incor-
ect insertion Of any advertisement or
cred for more than one time.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08

Errors not the fault of the adver
iser, which clearly lessen the value OF
the advertisement. will be rectified
My by republication without extra
barge on presentation Of claim within
i've days after insertion. No allow
nee will be made when the error does
lot materially affect the sense Or pur-
ose of the advertisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08

Following are closing quotations
for New York cotton, furnished by
he Imperial Valley Long Staple Cot
ton Growers Association:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08

Following are Los Angeles produce
quotations at the close of business
asst night:
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08
,ITUATION WANTED FEMALE

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper by
young lady; can furnish good local
references. Address Box Ais Press
Office.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08

Butter-Creamery extras, 42c pei
pound, The selling price to the trade
is 4 cents higher than above quota
lion.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08

May, $3.50; July, 32.S2; October
1.48. Spots, $500.
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WANTED

WANTED To rent modern or s.
room furnished house by RESPONSIBLE
party. Box II, Press office
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TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-MOdern we'll
Iurnlshed mouse or apartment, with
garage; responsible party: wall paw
up to $50 per month for right kind
OF place. Address s. r. Anderso On,
care Imperial Valley Press
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08
IELP WANTED MALE
SITUATIONS WANIED-MALE

WANTED-SituatiOn on ranch for man
and wife, or cook job in camp. Call
622 Commercial st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE.
The undersigned will, on April IS, at
Is place Of business, 235 North Fifth
treet, Ell Centro, sell the following de-
cribed property: One buggy and sim
gle harness, for unpaid charges on
anne. L. IT RFAMS
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Powerful Rumley gas pull
tractor; will pull three bottom plow
in Bermuda grass. Also four gang
plow for sale. Inquire a t John Baron
ranch, Y mile north of McCabe
church miles s w of Ell CentrO
Imperial Valley press., 1918-04-08
.OST AND FOUND

TAKEN Up-On my ranch, miles west
and 4 nile west of Secley, one sor-
rel mule; weight about 500 pounds;
branded. Owner can have same by
Identifying property and paying eN-
penses +. A. Benton. See,ey, Cal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28
Dorset Church Notes

In accordance with the proclamation
of our President and our Governor, q
service Of thanksgiving is held in the
vestry of the church this Thursday
morning at | i o'clock.
All services will be held next Sun
day at the usual hours.
The Girls Club will hold picnic
supper in the vestry this Friday at
$3.50 p. m, Miss Gary, who has chargt
of the girls work in the community
house at Rutland, will be a guest at
the supper and will talk with the girls
regarding their plans for the coming
winter All girls, over Ia years of
age, whether they have previously be-
longed to the club or not, are invited
to attend this supper.
Both of the Church Clubs will meet
at the manse next Monday evening at
s o'clock.
On account Of illness, Rev. Mr.. Life,
who was to have exchanged with the
pastor last Sunday, was unable to
come to Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28

spoons v n West, Dorset Piano
solo, Mrs Footo, pawlet Reading
Misc Bruggeuan, rawict Vocal solo
Miss Crawford pawici. Raising
Tigers" u Il Gilbert. Jr. Dorset
Discussion Why has agriculture 40,
been recognized IN the conduct Of N,
war as have labor and industry p
Nine speakers Reading. Miss Ruth
Warner DriIl. Mettowec VALLEY
Marching Team Reports from Dorset
Wells Pawlei aud Rupert Oranges
Aiactyonc members attended and
there we're five visitors from outside
Oranges Members were present from
Wells, Rupert, East Dorset, and Dor.
set Twenty-Five attended from Dor
set The work Of the Mettowcc Valley
marching team was remarkably good
and other Oranges would do well 10
copy their example A team of that
Kind creates an interest in a Grange
that nothing else can as to make the
work a success considerable hard work
must be done and close attention paid
TO the leader OF itself il is good
training for our younger members as
il teaches obedience and attention and
keeps the mind alert and ready for
quick action. The next meeting of
Washington Pomona Grange will be
with Mt. Anthony Grange Of Rupert
about the second Friday in January.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28
FAILED TO REPORT
List of Reeistrants Who Failed to Re
turn Questionnaircs


ANiH GNtNltuilnaiitN
Below is d list Of Benri gton county
rcgiJtrants between the ages OF is and
"a who have failed to tile their ques-
ti6onnaires with Tie local registration
board They should make their report
at once, The LIST IS as follows:
Stephen DeLucia, Salisbury
Peter John Dudziak, North Pownal.
James Lasky, East Arlington,
Ralph Kenneth Mathers, Benning
tor.
Casper Roosevelt Beattic, Manchcs-
ter Depot.
Wilfred Jarvis, Hartwellvillc.
Vito Piantoni, Salisbury.
Frank Lopez, Manchester Depot.
Bill Frank Manchester Depot.
Agenor Joseph Derowin, Hartwell.
vile.
Joseph Homer Sieard, 1853 Cushing
St, Lowell, Mass.
Merle Guy Elwell, Arlington.
George Burton Sargood, Arlington.
Aleste Battaini, Stamford.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28
BONNEVILLE
November 25th, 1918,

Robert Cummings and two children
are i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skinner of
Newfane, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. B. A. Prouty.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
Wednesday, December 4th, at the
parsonage. Dinner will be served.
Mrs. j. M. Kendall, who has been
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28

Mr.. Editor
When found my name in The Man
chester Journal of November 22d
among those who had refused to con-
tribute toward the war fund was
surprised and justly indignant. Never
have / failed to contribute when asked
to do so, but as did not know of the
time limit ! neglected to hand in the
amount | had ready to give that very
day. 1t went back into my purse,
however, after my attention was at
tracted to that friendly publication of
names.
Probably the persons who prepared
that list for the paper felt that they
were discharging patriotic duty to
this country second only in Importance
to the Peace conference to which our
President is Fastening to settle the
affairs of all nations.
HELEN M. BLACK.
November 25th, 1918.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28
SECRETARY HOUSTON URGES
PERFECTING OF COUNTY
ORGANIZATIONS

Burlington, Nov. 19-Hop. David +.
Houston, Secretary of Agriculture,
encouraged the Farm Bureau member
ship campaign which the Farm Blu
reaus of the State are to carry on
November q to December Z as fol-
lows
1--WE should not only have the best
possible organization and cooperation
Of the Department Of Agriculture, the
agricultural colleges, the State depart
ments Of agriculture and farmers
associations. but we should especially
strengthen the local farm bureaus and
other organizations which support so
effectively the extension forces and
assist them in their activities. The
perfecting Of this organization is
highly desirable not only during the
continuance Of the present abnormal
conditions, but also for the future.
The local as well as the State and Fed
eral agencies are Of supreme import
ance to the Nation in all its activities
designed to make rural life more prof
liable. healthful and attractive; and,
therefore, to secure adequate economic
production, efficient distribution and
necessary conservation.
"The main purpose Of this appeal
is to direct attention 10 the necessity
of continuing our state Of prepared
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CARD OF THANKS

As chairman of the United War
Work campaign of Dorset | desire to
express my thanks TO S. F, Holley and
Elmer Harwood for the use of their
autos, to Chas. A. Wade for use OF
horses, and the people of this district
for the generous response which made
it possible to exceed our quota.
c. A. ATKINSON,
Town Chairman.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Dear Mr.. Editor
In the interests of justice and for
the enlightenment Of those who sit in
darkness, will you kindly give space
in your Journal for the following
Granting that you have the right to
use peoples names in any light you
please in this drive, it is no more than
just that you should treat all with
equal fairness. And in list of cul-
prits so small, distinction might be
made between those who had "flatly
refused" or turned away in sorrow,
and those who had said "Let me first
go bury my mother"
If the people of Manchester are
back of the dire punishment inflicted
on those who for any reason failed to
respond why not the full list given,
even if you have to get out supple
ment? Or are the unfortunate Is
posted in your last issue to be made
an example of by your overzealous
Com, melted thereto perhaps by their
own personal grudge or spite.
am sure all right thinking people
will deplore and repudiate these
methods. The management of this
drive has certainly nothing to learn
from the Germans in efficiency, and it
would seem that some of our zeal to
secure freedom and democracy abroad
might well be employed at home.
Thanking you in advance for cour-
tesy extended, am
Sincerely yours,
JENNIE BEBEE.
Manchester, VT, Nov. %, 1918.
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JENNIE BEBEE
Mr.. Editor:

Manchester, VT, Nov. %, 1918.
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iii the past four weeks. is improving
She is attended by Or A. ". Thomas,
Harold Hun,ly sold his farm, known
as the Ed Fuller place, at auction last
week. II was bid Oft by Alden and
Trnnie Coleman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1918-11-28
EAST DORSET

VIM. A. Griffith was in town recent.
ly.
Helen Brock has been sick with the
grip.
Miss Dorothy Wilson is sick with
the grip.
Lutte Mason is confined to the house
with pneumonia.
Paul Leary has finished his clerking
in Grifith's store.
W. j. Whalon is expected home on
Friday or Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Benson is staying with
Mrs. Clifford for time.
Miss Hannah Green is taking care
of her sister, Mrs L. J. Mason.
The funeral Of Mrs. John McLaugh-
lin was held here on November 9th.
Mrs. Nellie Anderson has returned
home after spending some time in
Rutland
Miss Katherine Griffith and Mrs.
Mary X. Griffith were in Manchester
Monday.
Several children were kept from
school lately on account of cold school
rooms.
November Goth there was no school
in the grammar department of the
village school on account of the fur
mace.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-02-08

fanaene madtem. Gin frans6iiider
Mmgriff in Der Champagne brad 5it-
| ammen. Sm Der Waas-0egeno fanoen
Mrtillerie-&fe itatt.
Cine 2onboner 9epeide bebanptet,
| Die finuiiden Srmppen batten Cant
merfors, bas BON ben 8esiernmss-
| trmppen beIett mar, senummen. Cine
anbere 9epeld)e iast, Die &esiernnss'
| trmppen batten bic 8euolntiunare nnb
Die @niien bel ltlea6ors seIdlascn
amb bic Stabt 6eiett.
Der 8eneral &aleoines, Der Spla-
fen6etman, fat aerensfg aus Hne-
Lamb perbannt.
Die Iationen Der ensliiden Soloa=
ten an TleiId, 3mfer mnb See loaen
rebnsiert tueroen.
Seds Der permtkten Sente bon oem
turpeoierten amerifaniid)en 0ampfer
,sllmance" iimb ais uerloren amfsege-
ben.
Solu Haida iuollte, iuic aus oem
MusIaaen BEL ieinem 8roseiie beruors
sebt, i'm Sabre 1914 cine yanf IN
anba griinben mnb ba5a pom S. E.
Muraam 60 Millioneu Jranf baben.
8ie aus 8aIbingtom gemeloet
iuirb, werbem bic 3epmblifaner Die
@orlaae, iuelde benz Yraiioenetn iuelt.
aebem0e Ntadtuoafommenbeiten fin
3eorsaniiiernns Der Hesiermns siebt,
iharf befampfen.
9epraiemtamt 8laf fat Die Regte'
rmns mnb bic ariesspermaltnns se-
aen bic Mmsriffe oes Senator ebatn-
berlain uerteioist.
Der bentide Sosialiit 9ittmann
iaat, Der Streif in 9eutidlanS babe
| nmr cine 9emonitration gesen ben
Srieben init glmnerionem iein iollen.
Cine @albinstpner 9epeid)e iaat,
nnIere 9tesieruns lei Der aniidlt, Sai,
Die Gruennnng Dpn Sernaro M. Sa-
| rmdl gum @priitenSen bes 8ar Sn'
bnitries 8oarb nno bic Ginbringmng
Der Gperman.Sill, iueldje Die Waft.
uollfommenbeiten oes graiioentea
| ankeroroentlid) eriueitert, 10 oaR es
tatiadllidl elm Wnnitionsminiiteriam
| ueroe, babe bas y8ar Snpplg Erob'
lem" 10 siemlid) selOit nno Die ariti@
fer gum Sdneisen sebradlt, ipelde
bebanpteten, bic 8riessmaihinerie Isi
smlammsnse6rphen.
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tperoen Die Stimmen Der 2aaogemein-
ben 0ertreter 5ugliniten oes Staot
ermeiteritngsproiefts nbgegeben mer-
oen, inn anberen Safe aber oageger-
gs ftebt 81 befiirftelt, baB Die Bro
bibitioniiten nit ibrer Spefnlation
arf oie Scot bon Baltimore feinen
Seblihlag tun tueroeil lin iein Ser
lnngen nn1 @ns0ehnmng ieiiler
@ren5er BON Der 9egislatur beipilligt
5ll erbalten, lit Baltimore pilIens,
fait irgeno einen Breis 81 5ableil,
neil es ii6 ou tatid6lid i'm eine Sc.
bensfrage banoelt. @on alen groBcn
Stdoten oes 2anoes bot Baltimore
nit ieiaeit iiber 100000 einpobnern
ben fleinIten 5lahenraunL nod ni1t
einmal 10 piel tpie San 4ntonio ooer
Seattle. beioes piel fleinere Stdote,
unb oaB Der Safen BON Baltimore,
einer Der groBten oes 9anoes nno oie
&nelle oes @oblItanos bon Staot ltno
Staat, nint polllt1noig nnter Der
aontrolle Der Staot Itebt, bat iid)
i6on baufig als lebr nahteilig er-
pieIen Inter iolden llnltanoen miro
oen 8ertretern BON Baltimore in oer
2egislatur mobl llihts iibrig bleiben
ais auf oen grpreiiungsperluh Der
Yrobibitioniiten ein5ugeben in Ser
Soffmlng, oaB Der @erfaiinngs5niab
ihlieBlih oo6 nidt binnen Der porge.
l1riebenen lieben Sabre oou ser n6ti.
gen sln5abl bon Staatslcgislaturen
peroe gltgebeiBen neroen, ilno in
Der aenittnis, ooB oie Hrohibition in
Der Sbeorie lmo in Der Graris 5tpei
grlnoperidiebene 9inge iino. llno
oas lit oos allerbeoonerlihlte an Der
Saebe, neil es ben 9iefltan0 inierer
politiIden Wforal benefit.
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Sin Mniter probibitioniitiider
8ampfiueiie.

Die @erlogenbeit Der prohibitions
ItiI6en Heoensarten bon Der sUtafel=
loligfeit ibrer Yropaganoametbooeit
uno bon ibrer 4htlng Dor oem @il-
len oes 8olfs fam lbmerliCb i6arfer
aefennSeidnet meroen als ourh Die in
Marplano angemanoten Mittel, benz
Gtaate gegen ieinen @illen arobibI-
ton allf5ubalien. Na4oem es Der
8artei gelungen NOR, cine Nieoerlage
inn 4ongreiie oaourf) 81 pernleioen,
oaB iie Den riifgratslolen 8olfsoer-
tretern Den 9lusmeg Der 5eigel1, Die
Gerantportli6feit auf slnOere Gil Die
lem Safe atf Die Staatslegislatllren)
absulaoen, geoffnet bate, liegt es ibr
lnln Oh, lire 8iiblerarbeit in ben ee=
letgebenoen &orperlhaften Der ein5el-
nen Staaten fort5ulesen Die meilten
oanon treten nur alle 5luei Sabre nno
in oen lngraoen Sabren 6uianlnlen;
aber orei5ebn Staatslegislatnren boi-
ten in oieien Sabre Sibungen db,
namlih Die BON Georgia, aentufp,
2ouiiiana, Marplano, Maliahuletts,
DeiiIiIlippi, Seem Seriep, @etu Merifc,
Stem gorf, gtortb 9atota, &booc So
lono, Soutb Carolina ullo Tirginto,
uno 8lpar alle bis auf brel I'M Mo
note Sanuar.
esn einigen oieier orci5ebn Stoo-
ten beitebt bereits Brobibition boil
Staotsnegen, uno in oieien weroen
ole lrobibitionilten wabrlbeinltdl
pie oos 9eiipiel BON Miilillippi 5eigt,
feine aroBen S6ipieriafeiten baben,
I'M Der 2egislatur Die @ut6eiBung cts
mes grobibitions5uiases 5lir 9unoes-
perfaIIltng our65uieben 9lnoers liegt
oie Code ober in anoeren Staaten,
por alleln in Marplaao, oel'en Be
polferlmg crit I'M gtopentber 1916
pieoer nit elmer niht 81 miBoeuten-
oenNe ebrbeitErobibition ablebnte. Be
ionoers ousgeiprohen war Die Stint
mltna in Baltimore, Der eilt8igen gro
Ken gtoot oes Stoates, oie fin iein
oetitiaes nno materieaes @obl uno
@eoeiben me6r beoeutet ltnN eberio
piele ginpobner bat ais Der 9feIt oes
Stoates uno fdlt ooppelt 10 piele
Stimnen eesea alS fir 8roblbltIon
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abgob. sSn oieIem 5aae in geipobllter
gerorebungo er Satla6en oapon 81
reoen, oas 8olf bdtte Yrobibition ba.
ben poaetl pare lel6it fir Die 2eiht-
eldltbigfeit Der groben Wiolie cine 81
ltarfe 9oiis geiueIel uno man mll6te
ouf ein anoeres Mittel lillnell
Weit elmer Sfrupeaoligfeit ionoer.
alei1en, melhe ole 8etenerlngen Der
Barteifiibrer BON Der albtung por
Dem 8i(len oes 8olfs nnb bon Der
gleillbeit ibrer politiiben Mctboben in
elm nnerftpiiroiges 9ibt iest, entidlob
man iid, cine Mrt BON erpreiieraft
gegen Baltimore ms 98erf 5ll lesen.
S6on lange miiitift Baltimore cine
grneiter1lng ieines 8ei6bilbs, nm
aeipiiie gfabbargenleiloen mil etlpa
100000 Ginpobnern, Die i'll Salti-
more lelber lire @ei6dfte 6etreibell
uno ibren llnterbalt peroienell, aber
feline Steuern 5a6len, Dem Staotge-
biete ein5uperleiben, uno nm Dor al
lem oas geianll1lte Safengeblet.
oas sunt Sell aliBerbalb Der Staot-
gren5en liegt, inter einbeitlihe, itao.
tiide germaltung 81 bringen. SaB Die
Nahborgerneinoen elmer @inDerlet-
bung in Die Staot menig geneigt iino.
lit natiirlih, ba Die gemobner ale
Gorteile Der 3ugeborigfeit 5ll Der
@roBitaot genieBen, obne in Steuern
uno anbertpeitigen finan5ielletl giir.
oen cine entiprebenoe 8egenleiltung
liefern al lniillen. gber ipeber oie8es.
ner Der ginperleibnne, nod audi Ole
Staot Baltimore baben in Der Segiss
latur cine geniigenoe sln5abl bon
Stinmen, INN Die oiesbe5iiglihe Sor.
laae su SSaae 5u bringen ooer ourh.
Ieeen 5u fonnen, BEN Iu5idlag geben
Die 8ertreter ser in oieler 9lngelegen-
belt qar ni1t interellierten Sonoge-
meinoen. 9ieIe letteren 2egislatnr-
mitglieoer baben li6 10 5iemli6 ale
nit Saut nno Saaren Der Trobibi.
tionspurtei peridrieben = pie foit
ii6eruQ Staot ulto 2ano IN Der Bro
btbitionsfrage ouf entgegenseietten
Seiten Iteben - lino NIT ibren Stinl.
men geoenten Die Gorteifiibrer eiil
eintrdglides @eiddftden 81 ma6en:
limo Die galtimorer 8ertreter bereit,
fir @utbeiBllng oes prohibitions 3u.
iases sur 8erfaiiuns au itimmen, 10
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Snlano.

= 9(ui Dem 9lpiationsfeloe bel Sort
Sia, Ofla., Itiir5ten Die Sliegerleut-
nants 9uolep q. 2oenlis nno Softoa
Stamps nit ibrem sleroplan aus eis
ner Sobe BON ettpa 500 Sub ab.
0urh ben Sall erplooierte Der Ga-
iolinbeb1lter uno beioe 5lieger ma
rem augenblidlib IN 5lammeif einge-
biillt. Die 2eihen maren 70 nerbrannt,
oaB iie faum nod retognos5iert mer-
BEN fpnnten.
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untcrgdng der
" "Cu$cdnid" :.
3a@( Oct 0pkr anf Die 9dfle reon5iert.
SDrpecp prer Wfime?
grefflides &erbalten Der 6olbattn
anf bem 9diff.
&riegslmif perffdrft.
ltuterieeboot ioQ ebeufaQs 5erltOrt iein.
9ampter ,,Inrattta" bon 1ttt=
terieeboot torpeoiert.

ben Srten an Der aiiite mnrben bic
Sdiffbriidigen NIT sroker 9reanb-
liAfeit amfsemummen. Die Weiften,
6ie ibr 2eben berloren, iinb poN ihon
bei Der Grplpfion set6tet ,uorben.
Cine Cite Der Qente anf Der Sns>
cania 1T nod niAt smiammmense-
iteat, and nidjt Der soten mn6 @eret.
teten. Mnn iueif, baf Die iueitaas
srSfte GAIL Der 2eilte aus Wiscpniin
nnb Midisan mar. Db seganer um.
ter ben 9eitten anf BEN Sdiff tparen,
itebt nod nid)t gang feit. Gs betkt ein
jnnger Wann ans saDlor namens 8i=
pian Sones, beiien Nntter jekt in
@aco iuobnt, lei arf BENT Sdiff ge-
iueien nn6 ums 2eben gefommen; and
elm innser Mann aus nnierer 5tabt,
Serome Settinger, ioa anf Dem Sdiff
gemeIen iein. sSm Oansen meroen 80
Splbaten nnb 81 anoere gente uer=
miht.
IS beikt, bais nae Soioaten, Die
amf Der uSnscania" waren, ueriidert
fuaren.
Wian glanbt, bak bier 6unitoner
auf Der Snscania seiuelen iino. Gs
iinb oies Sobn 6. Wc0resur, 8irby
Garl Jortenberrp, Serseant 8illiam
Samblen 5eaitD nnb Sbil 6. Sa=
namt.
8ei ben 2mftidiffgeldiuabern anf
Der ,Snseania" iparen sluei Seraner,
9emtnant 9epamt BON Ban gitp rnb
0ep. S. S'grien aus Gbriitine.
Die Stabt 8elfait fat ben Sdiff-
briidigen Der uSuscania" aleiber
nnb anbere Saden geidift.
1000 Splbaten ams 8isconiiu iol-
len anf Der ,Smseania" seiueien ieil.
Cine 2onboner 0epeIdle bebamptet,
Elm Semtides ltnterieebput babe eng
liide 0eitruger anseriffen, bic Sdiff.|
brii6ige retteten.
slllen Ienkermnsen nad sn nrteilen,
bat Der ltntersans Der oSnseania"
Die ariesslnit in nnIerem 2an6e eber
peritarft ais sebampft. IS berriden
iiberal sroke Imfresmns anb Orbit
ternns. Sn bieiem Sinne ipraden iid
&rieasminiiter @afer nnb an6ere ans,
barmnter aud 8onpernenr .6pbbb.
9lndl Semator 2a5plette mar upn oem
l1nsliid, bmrd bas ieine aDnititneu.
en- beionbers betroffen lumrben, idiper
ersriffen.
Wie ans londonderry in sSrlanS
aemeloet iuiro, Ipa elm amerifaniidJer
Cffisier erflGrt baben, bas llnteries-
boot, oas bic cSmseania" ue.ienfte,
lei Ipater BON einem Der engliiden
9eitroper, Die bem iinfenben Sdiff
5u 6alfe famen nnb Die SdiffGra.
d)igen amfnabmen, seritOrt iuoroen.
Der Gnnarb 9ampfer uMmrania"
lit BON eimem llmterIeebOot torpeDiert
luorben; bas SdDiff mnrbe itarf be-
ldlaoigt, gine aber nidJt inter.
&Gbrenb Der Dersansenem WOdle
iinb 15 engliide 6anbelsidliffe bmrh
ltntericebpute perienft. Die 5ransoien
uerluren orei 9ampfer onr6 Wtinen
pber llnterleeboote nnb Die Staliener
einen fleineren 0ampfer.
0as fran5oiiide &riegsminiiteriun
melbet, oaf elm slngriff Der SemtIden
anf cine fran50iiide Steamng in Der
Wegenb bon Graonue smriidseidlagen
lumrbe. Die 9entiden madten ferner
Nngrifie 0itlid pun Samosneng
nDrblid pom 8pis bes 5oiies nno iiio-
lid) psm Sartmannsmeilerfof.
Die 0entiden melben 0efehte
iueitlid bon 3antpoorbe mno in Der
0esenb bon artois, in benen fie @e.l