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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
OKLAHOMA BOYS
PERISH IN FIRE

NORMAN, Okla. April l&.-Be.
tween thirty and thirty-scvcn boys,
aged from ten to fifteen years Of age.
all patients of the state hospital here,
were burned to death in the hospital
in "a fire OF unknown origin that de
stroyod their quarters.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
DRAFT QUOTA BASIS
TO BE MEN IN CLASS ONE

WASHINGTON, April l3.-Thc
house today adopted a senate resolu-
tion cmbodying plan to place the
draft quota upon the basis of the
number Of men registered in each
sttae under class one, instead OF upon
the basis OF the states population.
Gordon OF Ohio and Huddleson and
Burnett of Alabama, voted against
the resolution.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
STATUE OF GERMAN
LEADER Is REMOVED

WASHINGTON. April Is. The
bronze statue of the German leader
Frederick the Great. which stood be
fore the war college. has been remoy-
ed. by order of President Wilson.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13

Home Guard Gets Back From
Mecca At All Hours of the
Morning; Metropolis People
Present the ColorS to Guard

WlOI liiII9, Weli UpUlIS feOple
Present the CoIorS to Guard
Thirty petrol cars wound up the
sagcbrush trail to Metropolis ycster.
day, with about 100 ElkOites aboard.
Everybody and his dog was there it
seemed, and if there had been more
machines available the town would
have looked like a deserted village by
six o'clock. Autos began leaving
here all the way from l o'clock to :
p. m, according to their respective
horse powers and conditions of re.
pair. From hill top the procession
looked like a bunch of June bugs hit
ting The trail for the great white
lights. Not a mishap occurred until
within four miles Of the Mecca of the
pilgrimage. Senator HessOn sheared
an axle just,as he was going over the
TOP OF the last hill, and the process
sion began to pile up so fast it look
ed like a lynching part, Al Bruce
became the man or the hour when
they hooked Al and his Dodge and a
set Of skid chains onto the Senator's
car and started to haul the heavy
Sudcbaker up the last leg of the
journey. but to the surprise OF Al his
much beloved Dodge couldn't make
the grade. Half the Home Guard was
on the job by this time and heaved
themselves black in the face with no
success. until the heavy section in
the person Of ye scribe and Judge Ia
bcr got into the game and over the
top she went. Bob Hcsson hauled
his dad TO the end Of the journey. the
broken part was repaired and all
was as serene once more as a Sun.
day in Elko. Much secrecy was dis
played by the reception committee at
Metropolis as TO their whereabouts;
an extensive search failed TO reveal
them; but We forgayc their absence
later in the light OF the royal welcome
accorded us in the evening The guard
fell in, although they nearly fell out
D." the process some wanting 10 ;hd
some not ana put on an exhibition
driIl. The band, ah. the band! The
strangcst thing of all was the band,
"'' '"o"' "''lul'SS' Nol 'h"I 'he
D"''u "'9 "'''"' D"I imagine OFaSs
"''',' VI 'i''''I '''h' S'""ulhE IN lhe
s'''""" VI " S'V''VV motel no longer a
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13

Mr.. Wiley, at Metropolis last night.
expressed the keen regret felt BY th"
Metropolis people because OF III" in.
ability Of Major Jensen TO attend the
festivities. The Major was kept at
home by Elko's most frequent visitor.
mcnslcs.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
CHINESE BANDITS CAPTURE
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES

PEKlN, April l2.-Miss Katherine
Schmidt and Mrs. Stanley Dixon, two
American missionaries. formerly of
Springfield, South Dakota, have been
captured by bandits. They were rep
rcsentatiycs OF the Mennonite Mis-
sigD Coriat,-
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13

Mrs. George oVerman has been call
ed to Green River. Wyo., by the ser.
ious illness OF her daughter. Mrs. Il.
IIccrd. who is suffering from an at
tack Of acute pneumonia.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
ARE INN MEDlATELY
RELEASED
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, April l3.-Miss
Schmidt and Mrs. Dixon have been
released according to adyices receiv-
ed by the state department. Their
release followed almost Immediately
after their capture.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13

The boys at the Industrial school ,
took the remainder Of our government
seed today. Twenty-Five plots of
ground have been laid off at the
school by the superintendent each boy
being given n plot Of his own and en-.
trusted with it's entire charge.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Johhn Henderson and
Mr.. Walter Vane remained at Metrop-
oils over night. They returned this
morning.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
RE|MS BURNS AS
CITY IS SHELLED
French Work To QuenCh The
Flames Under Heavy Bom-
bardment; British Recap
ture Hangard

PARIS. April l3,-Reims is in
flames and the French troops are at.
tempting to limit the burning area,
bu, are working under a heavy bonn.
bardment. The conflagration was
caused by the shellinng of the city by
The Germans.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
SITUATION ON WEST
REMAINS UNCHANGED

LONDON, April l3.-The British to.
day repulsed the Germans west of
Nerillc and advanced the line slight
IL in the neighborhood of Fostubcrt.
The battle is progressing near Neuve
Eglise and Wulverghcim.
Strong enemy forces launched an
attack last night east of LOGAN and aC-
cording to their schedule expected TO
enter the British lines at various
points, but they were elected by a
fierce counter.attack. A second at.
tack attempted later in the night at
the same place was beaten off. In
The sector south of the Somme the
British and French troops drove the
Germans out of Hangard by counter
attacks. Hangard was taken by the
Germans yesterday.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13

w. 7. Smith is in Elko today on
business.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
BRITISH SUCCESSFUL
BETWEEN GIvENCHY
AND RoBEco

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, April l3.--Furthcr attacks
90 the British right wing. between Gi-
Tenchy and RobcCq on the Labasse
Canal yesterday wholly failed. Two
attempts TO capture Lacon were re-.
pulsed. The British also delivered
"lnter attacks in the vicinity OF CT.
'enchy and took some important po-
dtOns.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-13
AMERICANS AND FRENCH
KEEP socHE BACK

PARIS. April 13.-The enemy last
night renewed his attacks upon the
French positions in the Brulc Wood
in the Forest OF Agreement. American
troops in this sector, in conjunction
with the French have combattcd with
great yigor and have broken the ma
iOrity Of the German thrusts. At the
lone point where the enemy was sue.
cessiul In gaining IA footing he was
thrown out by the allied countcr.at.
tack On the Sommc battlefront the
entire village Of Hangard and the ad-
hinng cemetery was rcgaincd from
TIE Germans.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-03-30

food kept moving lumber
the shpard must be kept to the all
these far possible be made without serious inter-
ference with the regular commercial traffic
To do this the railroads must increase their efficiency They
cannot rely altogether the shippers As chairman of the railroads
war board feel state this efficiency will be accomplished
there has been disposition the member Of the railroad
army to do anything but give his best
Consgnes help by purchasing in the nearest market by
being prepared to store the whole contents Of the by punching their
orders to make full carload lots and by unloading promptly
The cooperation ask from the general public harder explain
What need above all thorough understanding the magnitude
the transportation problem and the necessity public cooperation
its solution.
We the public understand that trains have been
eliminated for ono equipment and
track absolutely needed to handle the tremendous freight increase
We want the public understand that effort the ndi
vidu family makes form of conservation viii help solve the
portaion problem well the other economic problems
By using food and fuel economically by refaing from the OF
things for healthy existence foregoing Injuries which
demand rail transportation and by supporting the movement against the
Of freight for hauling noneen the people whole will
lessen the burden Of the railroads and help carry this successful
conclusion
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-03-30
Railroads and Public Must Work
Together to Meet War Demands
BY FAIRFAX HARRISON Chairman Of Railroads. War Bo.,d

During the coming months American railroads
will face the greatest transportation problem in their
history. The war demands have increased the rail-
roads burden virtually overnight by millions of tons
of freight. Some conception of this may be CLEANED
from the fact that the additional service demanded
this year is equivalent to carrying 100000 tons
of freight mile. Moreover, frankly the railroads
will have to handle it with inadequate facilities Cars
locomotives terminals all the other equipment track
space-cannot be built overnight. During the war,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
Nns beu Nu8laube.
Sdrefetsberriflnft tn D}usfan.
{ Associated Press

appen ba9en. 8. Gept. = @te
eine Gepelde ous Wo5fou ilber Ser
lin beribttt, lino aQe Eerionen in
Retrpgrab l1nD Wosfau, Die rtdt tbatz
idhlid slnidiIi9e lino, pllrh ctnen Grz
laB her Ncgierung angeipieIcn tpnroen,
it'd i.1ner6afb "a Stunben fort5ubeaes
ben.
sn 0fp5tau ioa folgenoe Rroflumaz
tion erfa1len trprben letn:
Sic perbrehertIhen I6snteler lnz
ierer 1Seinpe 5lpingen uns, NIT SdJrez
densmabregeln 5ll unttportcrp. SSeoc
Yerlon, Sic nit elmer @qTfe in Ser
oano gefunber1 inirb, lou lnfort btn9ez
ri6tet iperocn. Sebe 3erlou, Die gegen
Gle Splpietz z91egierung ogitirt, miro
berbnftet u1'o in eth aon5entration5loz
ger 9ebroht urb lcin gan5cs Fripatz
miro beI6lo9nnbrnt iperz
Sn,,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
ans beul staate.
gmhbesu,teriitd,nng geforbert.
/ Associated Press

Sc 3 N Npines. 8. Sebt. Cine
8llnccsuntcriuduus iiber 9cipiiie Irs
tifel, bie bon gncs 80. Eieree nltrd)
@crDffenfridpne iii leinem @latt
\ Soma Soomelteab" perbrcitct fpltrocn.
apirb in Melolutionen eeforoert. Die
bette in elmer alls bent ganScn Staut
beldidten &onfcrcf5 Der Srcibeitsaltz
Icibez grbeittr aueeuunumen pllrben.
IS ipiro ferttcr 9eiprbcrt. BOB 8oiiv.
6arbing Sen fiirsltden S6ritt nes
&ertbeibi9ungsratbes gut:
bei6e, tppblir6 Eierce als Wtit9llco pes
Matbs allsgeiloben ipltrbc tucgcn an
aeblidJer Nngriffe auf geipiIie Sfatbss
.,nttglieber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
Nus beul Mnslanbe.
,Sapam miil iid itarfer MAIDEN.

Epfip, 2. Sept. Ssapau bat Die
borbereitenbcn Aeldne setroffeu, icilte
arrnee nm 90 8ro5ent 5it erbDben ltno
brei1nal 10 piel 9renbnnli9bts lunb
SdId6tfreu5er 5ll bauen. ais III ben
|bisberigen Tldt,en bpr9eIeben ipareu.
Cine o1ntlicte getunntu1ahllrg be5iigzs
|i1 bieler Naanc il. 1llA E1falGt. icooh
miro nlgelitet,, auge1ontncn, Dap tita
bent fiirjiG bon elmer 8onferen5 Der
SelbntnsidIl(e unb 6lottenabmirnle
nngeuom,neuen Troieft oie S6dfftng
elmer slrntee bon 2t &orps. pber AZ
9ipiiionen. llnD cine |cr9roberuna Der
Slptte entbalten lino, ippburdl biefe NIT
Ser 3eit brei allptflotten bon le adt
Srenbnolg5ts unb s S6lnchtfreu5ern
erbdlt. sSebc Ser brei nellcn armceointz
lionen miro aus prei 8egintcntern be-
ltebe1, anltatt alis bier, frie bisber.
Gs miro Sabre neb,l1en, Die srn1ce
nno Slotte ouf Sic 9eiuiinibte Starfc
SIT briugen, nber es iolf nit Der CT
lpeiterung hc9pnnen lperben. 10 bnlo
Sic finansicllen Icrbdlt1tiilc cs erldnz
ben. Inter Sem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
lpiro ssnpon 1876 Hesincnter bobeu,
eceeu sd bon bellte. Gs lit ollo Elm 3ns
fuahs BON AZ 9ic9ir,tcntern purgelcben.
9as bpm Neidstng in Der lcbten
5itlng nneenpntmcne 6lpttenpro=
granm lnb Sic Sduffun9 einer Slptte
ppn adt 2reoDnpllgbt5 nnb cds
Shiadtfrel5ern por. Sic neuen Slot.
tenpline bcbcltten bnber, pab Sapat1
pen guu bpn sfuei Gcldipaoern bon 1e
adt Sreabupugbts llnh adt Shluttz
freusern unb Slpci meiteten Shladt<
freuseru sur @crppllitdnoiollne Der se=
gcnlpdrti9en Neutrality-suspicious.. Vat
unberen 8crtcn bas Saltpro9ratl111
entbdlt Is lpciterc Srcunnpllgbts llllp
lis neue Sdlohtfrelt5er.
Gent &pronidlng sclrtab betragen
Sic stlseobcn fir Ste s(rlnee li'19etdhr
SS7,150,OOC lti,b Die fit bte Ulotte
llngefdbr $540,0oO,OoO.
sic slmcritaner iiub &fcr."
Spnb n, 9. Sept. = Giseabmtfof
BiIIianr g. Simn,s, Der 8omnunoaitt
ser omerifai,iitben Slotte in berartess=
spuc, bielt cine slnIprud)e an afnertta=
niIde Solbaten rnp @aatrpIen. fir De-
rem l1nterbalnng 6 @. Sotberr ll11o
gSarb slnhrrlon etne &orrcllllna BON
,aCacbetb" gubeu Ser Ipmtrol er=
fldrfe, Sic 9elltihen bdtten ans9cfltn=
pcn, bu6 Sic a11ierifai,iIden SApoten
nid,t etipa inlt 9eute lcte,l. Die man IN
eine llrifpr,n eeitedt ltnh dltf ShtTter.
fortbeiDroerl babe, ipi,bern 8dmpfer.
CT fiiste bin5n:
,Wber nun aebt. Sbr 2eiite. ntd)t
etird NIT beruusgeitrecfter Srult bers
lnm ,;nb oerft. ipir sln1erifaner belorz
oc,r sic eansc sad1e Sd iuiinId)e giltt
! iest eleib bier 5l laaen. baB es iplins
nerpoll lit, mas hieic fletnc Snlel tbllt,
Isle britiIde Slottc idbitt llns, ltnet
Inns linb brinet nns Sur Srpnt.
! igeutidcs N,anbclsihiff lit Yetrpsrnc.
| 6fodbpIm, 2. Sept.--Ser Seilts
| Ide 9an,picr sunic Gtirer lief an,
Spnnobenp im 6afct1 bon EetrograD
Gin. Gs lit Ser erife heutlde 5anSeisz
san1pfer, iuclber Ieit 4 Sa9ren llod)
getrograo setpurmen 1T.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
Haeine Yeniionen fir iIfupalc Ierionen

Baibtnaton, 2. Sept. Gds
6nus nabul belitc cine @orlagc bes
INbgeorSuctsu HtliIeH (Ndiinliri) ai,,
ESas Sic aussabrlule ppu Geniionssels
Scrn an YsrIonen berbietet, sic ser 81
lopalitat iiberfibrt iporoen iinb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
Sd. @Vtttwo1, oe1z4 4. eeptemter 1913
{ Associated Press J

Ynrts, 3. Sept In1t(ifer Gaz
|9esberidt, Sr,1Iarf Der Nadt CAB es
8eibiiefdmpfe an Ser CONNIE Sront
|uno 5tpiiden Der Siie imb slisne.
Seinbli6e lleberTa(lc an Der @esle
'unb in ben 8o9eIen tparen o6ne Gr<
fol9.
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Yaris, 3. Gept. Ser amtlide
Mbeubhcri6t melbet, baB iran50iiihe
Srlppen bic Spn1me nnbe gpenancolrt
ilberI6ritteu baber. Sic baben ferner
anf Der Gillette bes- Canal bu gipro
sSllb 9efabt.
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gerliu, 8. Sept. (iiber 2onpon.
9lus' Dem onttliben Sngesberi6t.-
SiiDlid unb oltli6 bon grro5 geldug
es BEN 8riten mittels Itnrfer iiberle9cz
.ner Streitfrnfte unlere e5nfanterie 5n
beiben Geiten Der s(rras gombrat@
StraBe 5urild5utuerfen.
giorbueltlid) bpn 9llennt uno am
9eororanb bon Npreuil ftngen mir ben
fetnrftdjen Gtpb auf.
Srur5DilIfe Sruppen. bon d1nerifaz
niiden llub n1arotfaniiden 9dbilionen
rnterltiibt, griffeu gelterr nod mebrz
ltiinbi9er Slrtillerieoorbercitung Die
beutld,en Stenungeu 5tpii1tn Der OiIe
unD Slisne an.
(Associated Press)
8erlin.3. Sept. = Ser drntltche
slbenbberidt melbet einen rubigen Sag
siuilden Der Searpc unb CONNIE. Gez
tpiIle 8eluasrlngen nltrben plungenraB
al1sgefiibrt. gu beiber Setten bon g'oz
non lpltroen Sbeilau9riffe Der Sron5oz
len abgeibla9en. SipiIhen Ger sli(lette
unb s(isne cntlpidelteu lid) am SlberO
neue adn1pTc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
Wrufe 3riideberserjasb.

gte IN Yorf, 8. sept. 9ente
trllrbe bier cine 8robe Sa9b auf 9riiz
deber9er abgeGalten, llnb man gloubt.
Dab ppr gnbc bes Cages in getp Dprf
Nelpnrf, 9leip SSerlcp nnb 8rooflDn
'nlinbcltens 10000 Ndnner I'M Nlter
bon 81 big 81 Sabren eineefangen
iein perben @s lit natiirlih unn,0glih,
|nb5ulhdtel1, ipiebiele slusbebungs>
priideber9er bnrunter Iinn, aber bie9ez
b6rben elaItcn, bnB piele bieier DMnz
ner licb cllttpeber nid)t regiiirtren liez
Ben, ober lidJ niht gum 9ienit itellten.
Dicgcrtob.
8np 5gore, 81. 9, 3. Sept. -
SliegerfaDett 8alnsfi itiir5te aus 800
Sub 5obe nit seeflug5eug bier@in Sic
Great Soutbbni ltno fatb Den SOB.
Giienbabnnneliid.
gbicagp, 9. Sept. 9 Eo1Idz
9iere in Dem 9tall6e nnb 8cpadtpagen
bes aanlns Gitp -9umner" Der G1iz
cd9p &, slltpn gabn ipltrben beute
4bcnb bcrlcbt uno 5ipei @ag9ons bes
3nges oen,olirt, als er an elmer areuz
5nng nuf Dem Gbicogoer Hungicrbabnz
bpf in einen &ilter5l1g rnr,ntc.
8clb1cnbnnsen amerifaniider splbaten
q M Dprf,2. Sept. Sic amez
rifdniIden S6loaten ii, 5rarfrcib baz
ben lpdbrenb ser leeteu 6 sNonate
$3,OOO,0OO nod Mn1erifa 5al ibren
5sreunben, @erfpunbten llnb@ldllbigern
onrb oie .. 90. g. q. gelanof. Sic
Gesthef0rnerlfs lit fret ,lnD hns big
jebt gefanote e;eIb reprdlentirt 10000
@elbIettbu,teett bon 3 gcnts bis 5ll
$500 auftudrts. s''e7A
f4s ltn5ufriebene Gtrafenbabner.
ginciitna q tt, g., 2. Sept.
sSn 2 @crIan,ntl1l1gcn. sic bie Mn9es
fte[lten ser Cincinnati Srodipu So.
in Ser Central Snrnballe bielten, tpurz
SEN @eldIiiIle angeltommen, elncn
Stunoenlobn bon so Gents 5ll forbern,
i,nb Ser Graetipn Company, Der Die
Soroerllng boracIest ipllroe, Belt biz
gum Snmstog Ser nddNten Bpdc 51l
geben.
. Sic Observation-Disclosures bat ben
StraBenbnbncrn in Chicago. glebc<
ld,1b. 8uffalo, Getrpit, Gait g. 2pl1is.
G,,abd. Ho9clter, 81. g., lltica unS
anberen StdSten Al big 46 Gents bic
5tlil1Se benilli9t. Soier erbdltcn bic
GtraBenbabnangcitellten iett SO Gents.
Hrpbeilue 5,uiidjcn Ne,u Yorf nno
Chicago.
Gbicago, 9. Sept. -aapt. 9.
9. 2ismcr, ser 9ireftor bes 2ltftppitz
bicnItcs in 8aibington, fii1,bi9t ul,.
bab ain l.. Gftpber Elm rcaeln,dblecr
0nftpoltperfcbr slpiihen Nctu gprf -1tnb
Chicago beginncn, llnb bdb ON 5.5ep@
teiltber ein ErubefIus 5lpiicbcn beloe1r
Sfdbtcn berun1taltet tperben loll. Sic
Grobepolt ipIl am Nlprget Scs 5, Sep
tender bon Belmont Garf iii gie.p 9orf
abge6en nnS ami slbellb bcsitlber Saa
ges in bieligcll @ront Hdrf cinfreffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-09-04
Ser arieg.
Sic Nuttriianir lit Granfreid.
{ Associated Press
{ AssOclAted Press ,

/ Bei Den 81 rte rif Il rn in
lSrnufreid, 5. Sept. Sic Mmerifoz
| rler an Der aampflinie uorbltb bon
Soiilpns batten bcute eincn rll6igen
Sag. gs CAB ieood itarfc 1sfiegertbds
ti9feit an oct @eslc llnb nebrcre Qlift=
fampfe. in benen ein beutIdes 5lii9&
| 5eu9 berlalerse6olt 1puroc. Sic iibli=
den @eld,iiBfdtnpfe Lungs Ser @esle
oalern an, unb pie 9euticben baben es
belonbers allf Sisnes abgeiebeu. bns
bon Nmerifaneru gebalten fpirb.
2onbpn. 9. scpt. - Ser &orrez
Ipnnbent Ser 9feuterzs zstge11tur beri6tete
aus Dem alnerifanil6en 9ol1ptqllnrtier
an Der Iisncz zSront, bab sSubi9np iebt
|ein GROCER 8rinlmerbaiifen gelporben
lit, llno bab Ser GlaB cine tnttil6e Be-.
peutrn9 ilidt mebr beiikt. 9esbalb
|tpltrbe in Deln Srt icl6lt aud mir me-,
Mig gefdn1pff. I'M 10 beftiger aber in
Ben In1liegerIben gbdlern. Sen sln,eriz
fancrn aelang es MIR burb lire greffz|
ii6erbeit ltub dnbere Silfsntittel. Die
9eutlhen gu liherfliigeln unb $50 @ez
fnngene 5u MAIDEN, benn Ste Seinbe
bdtten uidt Sic abiidt, lib gcfangen
nebmen sll iullen. sic fdlrtpitcn 10 Ian
.9e. bis ieoe $poffnul19, li6 81 retten.
geidfpitnben mar. e's ipar bas 104.|
oelltlde 9fegiment, Sus perIitcfte, Den
smcritonern ben gEce SIT perlperren,
ul,b IS braldt 1ih uic6t 5u entIduloiz
gen. ben1l es perlor biele Eobte in bies
fen 0u,lflen abdlern lno sic Qelte
iibergabcn iih crit, ols ibr,elt nihts
lpeitcr iibrig blteb. Sic 7. l,1b Die II.
.MeierpeoibiiiDn ld1ieilen bie5 BeIdnbe
belebf 9ebdlfen su baben, llnb bret anz
bere 9ibiiip1en lplirhen iGlieBli6 5n]
ibrer &eritdrfnng bernnge5o9en. Sns
227. Gegtn,ent battc allf Oldriden lett
DEM 2t. sluellit t4o D1eilen 5ltriidgez
1est 1lnb es eriff barnlif bel ieiner slnz
fllnft ioiort ii, Sic 5dladt ein. aur5
t1ad Sagesaltbru6 am Spnntag, als
lidb Die slnnertfdner an1didten, tueiter
hprsllhrinser, iplrbe es flar, Dob Ser
Wioeritano bc5 sentbes aebrufen mar
.llno hnB cr Sic alna16gli6feit. hieGbene|
Idngcr subulten, einidb. Srotbett tpar
.cs fin Die slrnerifa1er iebr Idfpferig.
bortpdrts Sll fpnrntcn, big bic NSelbnng
fam, bnb pie Sro,isolcn auf Der rebten
Seite beDcutcl1oe lprtI6rittc gcrta9t
bdtten. s1l,,b 10 mag Die SSipignbz z@benc
fir 3l1fiinitigc l1nternebr1llnsen cine
tpidtige taftiie)e gtenlug Der saliirten
fperben.
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Ans belll Sulanbt.
WaDrgen YeSinn Der uySorlbs Serics"
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gbicago, 3. Sept. Sir bas
erIte Spiel ser a8orlb Series" 5fpta
5den Den Chicago gmtionais unb ben
Bottom amcricans in gomisfey Farf
tpirb ibeales gSctter boraus9elagt.
6cllteabenb lpnr allcs berctt fir ben
Groffnllngsfampi llno 6eioe 5eiten
fiiblen iid) bes Gie9es iider. Gnthpeoer
8augbn ober Splcr tpirb .Yitdrr" fir
Die Cubs" len unb 8ltib poer @utb
fir 8olton.
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9ie jpaniIh =beutid)e ariFc.

q m II er s q m, 3. Sept. = slbntiz
raj b. 5inse. ber oelttibe WitiIter bes
Slustpdrtigen, erortert in gSien be,ite
nit nlterrethtIfen giniitern Die emit
seiporbenen Se5iebltnsen nit Spanien.
2aut 9erIiuer Sepeid)c tpeigert Iid
0eutlflanb enti9iepen, Der 8eiblagz
nahne irternirtcr Shiife III Sponien
nl1rd Die iponiIhe He9iernne nfs grz
Inb fin bon Tc,tf'baotcn hericnfte 3lss
5ltltimmen. i}
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sunitige Berid)tc.
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2onb JON, 8. Sept. 6 1lbr 9en.)
Sic 8riter bnben sic Stdht 2ens
cineeno,nnte1t Gems ipnrSe bon Den
Scntirbcn gcrdltr,t, 1tnb Damn 5ogen Die
Briten Elm.
G5eltcrn nobn1en sic griten iiber
10000 Gefnngcne.
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2pnbpn, 8. Sept. - 9us Sc
riid,t bon bcr bel1tihen Hd1lnnIng nnh
Der britil6en Seletung bon Gems. bns
bier bellte un,lief, lit ats fetner an1tlt=
dcn ll,ellc bcitdtist tporoen llnn id)eint
gum ntinpeitcn perfrilht 81 leilr. Seloz
n1urlhau Soigs geridt nelnet MIR Elm
gcri1ges @prriiden britilder Sprtrllpz
pen, rnb cine fron5olild]e slbenSmel=
olng iogt, DOS admpfe III ben Sorltdo=
ten in, Gangc iitS.
(Associated Press
2pnb,pn, 8. Sept. - Ser amtltz
d,e Sogesb,rift melbet. bub Sic Srtz
ldnit 3neont. bos iiiblidle Gnhe Der
beriibn,ten beutihen &ert1eietgnngss
Iinie Dor Gnn,brai nno Ipl1ai bon bcn
8fitcn erobcrt iunrbc.
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oonbpn, 3. Sept. ser dntt=
lid1e Mbcnnbtrid1t ntclhet, baB, sic >@ris
ten ibr @prbringen stpilden Terp11ne
'unb ocm Scriee@SIub fortleten.
Sic bon sen 8riten errsidte ollgez
meme 2irie perldltft ieet BON 0eern
iiiblidy iibcr gerti,upllrt. geulintets.
les gambro, 9druIle, Montantourt nro
2eclnIc.
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2onbpn, 8. Sept. Sic britiz
Idsn nnabbal,eisen .Slts5e1e9eidtpoz
ber baben in bcn Iekten % Stupben
Ef5 lonncn grntbcn alif bentihe 9tiliz
tarpbjefte in sen Hbeinprpbinsen abgez
ipprfclt.
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2nnb n, 3. Sept. G:3O ltht
sbeitbs.) Sclbn,aridnu Spdies
Gruppen iesten ibr gnrotit,gett n6rbs
Hid Ser Son;lnc Belite gtadmittag fort
Sie crpbcrtei, &c Nest,il iiio6Itlid, oor
Sc SranltoD. mas ieit bette Dpr9er
eincn Sortlebritt bon 2 @teilen at
einer 6sMciienfrout beoelitet.
Nm IbIMritt bes 2pss9eils batter
Ibie 9riten iest sic t,eitlitbei, Shlsld,l:
fer ppn Nelibe Gbapelle unb bubet
8idbours ct. @aait erobert.