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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
MORE WAR COOKING LESSONS
Wheat Substitution and Canning With and
Without Sugar to Be Shown

War-cookery demonstrations will continue
this week at the war-information booth in
City Hall courtyard, with Miss Margaret
Potts, State College department of home
economics. as demonstrator
Methods of using wheat substitutes will be
demonstrated at 10 a. m and 3 p. m. to-
morrow, and at the same hours Thursday
canning with and without sugar will be en-
planned and demonstrated. Miss Potts en-
poets to demonstrate the preparation of a
patriotic luncheon. including Scotch SOUP
barley biscuit, blackberry plummery and
Scotch oat crackers.
Demonstrations in the schools also have
been arranged for this week as follows:
Bache School, Twenty-second and Brown
streets, today, ESQ o'clock; LongfelIow
School, James and Pratt streets. Wednesday,
2:30 o'clock: Brown School, Sergeant and
Jasper streets, Thursday, 2:3O o'clock I;
Manayunk School. Green Lane and Silver
wood street, Friday, $3.50 o'clock Hanna
School, Fifty-eighth and Media streets, to-
morrow, 2:30 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Whats Doing Tonight

Open AIR motion picture show and lecture
on prevention Of tuberculosis. Disston Play
ground, LongShore and Ditman streets,
TaCony. under tho auspices of the Phiadel-
pha committee of the Pennsylvania Society
FOR the Prevention of tuberculosis Free.
Municipal Band Concert. Disston Park,
TaCony. Free.
BastilIe Day celebration. kingsessinE Rec
rcation Center. Free.
Presentation of frst-aid diplomas by Sal
Nation Army Training College: Memorial
Hall, Broad street and Paramount avenue.
Free.
Baby raising campaign opens. McCoach
Playground Free.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
FEARS SOCIALIST VICTORY
Security League Urges Nonparisan Coalition
in New York

New York. July IA warning to New
YORK Democratic and Republican leaders
who wish to see an assured War Congress"
elected this fan that the Socialist con-
Eressonal ticket is likely to bc successful
IN five districts in this city has been issued
by the National Security I.racu, s's con-
sreSSional campaign committee. If these
socialist candidates should run upon an anti
war nla atform. which is considered probabl
the league will urge coalition to defeat them
The leagues committee. which backs IN
its deductions with figures. says the Social
ISIS aye almost sure to carry the Twelfth
and Twentieth Districts and they stand an
excellent chance Of capturing the Tenth
Thirteenth and Fourteenth. To prevent cleo
ton of candidates who do not support the
vigorous prosecution of the war to victory
the committee urges the Democrats and Re-
publicanS To combine in these districts
Nomination of candidates of righ char
acter is urged to unite all patriotic voters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
VAUDEVILLE IN NEWPORT
Ensigns Assigned as Ushers at Red Cross
Benefit at Casino on Saturday

Society in Newport well represented
at the vaudeville entertainment given on
SATURDAY, at the Casino. Freebody Park, for
the benefit of the American Red Cross.
Among those WHO had boxes were Mrs. Van
Elbridge T. Gerry, Mrs French Vanderbilt
Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs, Alexander ID. b
Pratt Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mrs Henry
Barton Jacobs, Mrs. w. Storrs Wells, Mrs
Edward j. Berwind and Mrs Alexander
Hamilton Rice.
Commandant Joseph w. Oman, United
States navy, of the Second Naval District
assigned as ushers for the entertainment
Ensign Robert Anderson. Ensign James Ir-
vine, Ensign ]. r.. Hickman, Ensign Nicho-
las Potter. Ensign Harry Grafton and En-
sign William Sturgis. 1r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
100 TESTAMENTS ARE GIVEN
TO SOLDIERS BY MARSHALL

one hundred pocket Testaments, each
having the name of Vice President Thomas
II. Marshall inside the cover, are being dis
trbuted to of the National Army in
Cantonments and emba rkation camps A
number are being given to the men at Camp
Lee.
Vice President Marshall sent his check to
the business mems war council of the Pocket
Testament League to pay for the Testaments.
which will carry his name into the trenches
and on the battlefelds of France.
THE fellows who get those Testaments.
bearing the name of the Vice President of
the United States. will regard themselves
as prize winners" said j. Lewis Twaddell
treasurer of the war council
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
TEACHERS STUDY PATRIOTISM
Forty Enroll for Lecture Course That They
MAY Further Good Propaganda

Forty Philadelphia schoolteachers, men
and women, have registered for the free
course of eight lectures which began today
at the summer school of the Pennsylvania
Museum and School of Industrial Art, at
Broad and Pine streets.
The purpose of the lectures. which are
beinp given in cooperation with the Ma
tionaI Security League i'm New York, is thor
oughIy to acquaint these teachers with all
asnects of the war, the economic. social and
political conditions preceding 1t and those
that may follow it. The result expected is
that the teacher will be able to cooperate
with the Government in patriotic work and
nv a clear understanding be able to spread
a healthy propaganda In the homes through
the children.
The lectures will be given on Mondays
tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays. from to
10 o'clock In the morning. until July ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
TINY kNITTERS AID BELCIANs
Germantown Children Send Comforts TO
Soldiers and Babies

little band of Germantown children.
counting among their numbers baby boys and
girls and their older brothers and sisters w
to nine years are knitting comforts for the
American overseas force and Belgian babies
under the direction of Mrs. i. J. Naders. 5625
Stokes street, and Miss NJ Ulrch, 1923 Stokes
street
one of the youngest of the group is
Marguerite Mary Eisenhart, who represented
the Goddess of Liberty in costumed paraue
held by the young war workers on Inde-
pendenCe Day. Marguerite is "gon' on
three During that pageant the youngsters,
who are known as the United States
Juniors" collected funds from the admiring
spectators with which to buy materials to
continue their work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
GARDEN RALLY IN CHICAGO
Members of Women's Committee. National
Council Of Defense, Will Meet This Evening

thicaKO, July 10.
\ garden rally will be held by members
of the Twentyfirst Ward organization of
the womans committee. Council of National
Defense, this evening at o'clock at Lake
Shore Park. situated at East Chicago avenue
and the lake.
Miss Rebecca Gallery is chairman OF CON
servation for the ward. assisted by Mrs
Augustus Pea body, Mrs. Robert Mccormick,
Mrs. Ernest Walker. Mrs. Edward Ryerson,
Mrs. Addison Stillwcll, Mrs. Charles G..
Dempster, Mrs. Henry l.. Hollis. Mrs James
G. Waller Mrs. Edward Swift, Mrs w
Prescott Hunt. Mrs. Jotn Worthy Mrs. John
Bates Miss Clara Cudahy, Miss Marie Rozet
and Miss Louise HerriCk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

\ fully equipped ambulance. purchased
with donations made by over 5000 members
of the Business Women's Christian League of
Philadelphia. is now on exhibition at tn.
leagues headquarters. Ills Walnut street.
and will shortly be sent to France as a gift
to the American WOmens Hospital The
ambulance was bought "a piece at time" as
portions of the fund We're raised.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Tag Day in Washington Today

NHsHTHgtOh, July
The summer outing committee of Wash
ington, of which Mrs. Loren Johnson is
captain, will have a tag day today for the
benefit of Camp Good VIII, where poor
mothers and children are each given a two
weeks vacation Throughout the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

5NHERE certainly is lot going on these
days in Chestnut Hill. It's quite one
|bf the busiest of the suburbs in point of
war work. And as for the Service House
pn Germantown avenue, well, it's the
bus-is-i.est little house I ever saw. Most
pf the work done by the various Red Cross
workrooms out at Chestnut Hill goes
Through the Service House as a sort of
clearing house. And every week--in fact,
bnce or twice a week--they have speeches
Ind addresses there by various men and
women.
On Friday night Mr.. John 1hlder gave a
most interesting talk on wartime housing
plans The lecture was illustrated and
khere was quite large attendance. The
proceeds are to be devoted to reconstruc-
|tion work in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Seruice House Chestnut Hill One OF Suburbs Most Acue
Places-Nancy lynne Tells of Doings at
Valley Forge

muddah." cahed back the soft voice; "
felt the tears on me-
NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Miss Sylvia Van Rensselaer,, of New York,
Is the guest of Mrs. Robert Sturgis, at
Laburnumns, Chelten Hills.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Social Activities

Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. who has been
spending a week in Washington. expects to
return to her home, 1925 Walnut street, to-
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Miss Mary Lippincott. of Rabbit Hill,
Washington lane, Wyncote. has gone to
Portland, Me. for few weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gribbel and the Misses
Gribbel have gone to their home at Camden
Me-, for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Z Mr.. Frederick G.. Brewster and his daugh-
ters. Miss Elizabeth Brewster and Miss Grace
Brewster, have moved TO their summer
home, jamestown, r.. I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Ensign Donald Sexton, L. S. y. Il. F.. who
Is stationed in New London, Conn. spent a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Sexton, at 511i Newhall street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Mrs. Poland II. Mallory and Miss Rosa
lind Mallory, of New York. are the guests
of Mrs. Addison a. Lamb, of Coatesville.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-18

praiioent Des Senats Die 8i1 ulltG=
5eihnet. Sic liegt iett Dem GoitpeN-
neur por
Gas Staats @eluuobeitsalnt
foroert Die 8eipobner oes Stautes
o,lf, beim Gintritt oes parmen 8et=
ters Der @ernebrnng Der lditigell lno
gfeid8eitig gefabrfihen Neosqllitos
iopiel apie noelih entgegen 81 arbei-
ten. gs miro beionoers empfoblen.
one @oiiertiiinpel l1nb GloBe 5u cnt=
apaliern pber nit Sel 5n iibergieBea
nno altb bas ill pielen Sofen ballfig
gu filoettbe Waller, mefhes in often
aannen, ginrern niip. pollig unnottg
beritnritebt nnb bohitens Die Suit
perpeftet, ous5nfhiitten $50 es feln
ftebenoes @aiier giebt, fonneit feline
Mosaltitos eriiteren relp. lid) fort=
pf1onse,t
sSlt ei1ler fiiilf5ebn Wieilel1 BON
Gallas eeleaenen &iesgrllbe ltieBe,t
alrbciter alif bier menidlihe Ste
fette. gien1amo bot cine glbnnrlc.
mie Die Sfelette bortbilt aefonnlsn
1ein nloaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-18

- Die @rano G5urp in 9allinger
bot oen Smlinann Seize Z. Gins
bon @inters IN Nnflngeplltan0 per
iett nno oen Mionn lofort perboiten
laIien Sins Robnbal8 brannte i'm
9lnguit lebten SSd6res inter uer0GG)
tiaen llmltGnoen ob mo ieinc Srml
fam in oeu 6lannlcu nm. Gins uur
Sc nod mdhreno oe5 9egrdbuiiieS.
oos in ailleen itottfanO. nerbaftef.
ober qegen Steaung BON $4,000
giirgIdloft freigeloiien. Gie inn Cfto=
ber 3uionimcn 9efommene 8rano
S9Silrp. fonntc wegen iulgeniiaenher
8cneiie feiue Nnfloge geqcn oen
8erodd)tiqeu cr6cben
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Ed)iffe onrd) nniere lnh Die engli-
id1e 9fesiernns eiilperitanSen ieien;
audi oantit, bal, bic Sdiffe BON itns
mnS Gnglanb bnrd) Die ariesssone
geidift ipiirbeu.
Mem Nuidsinem nad iuir0 bit
stngeIegeabeit in 4e5mg anf bOaan4
oilde SGiffe mad ben 8iiniden ituz.
lerer mno Der eneliitben Negiernira.
geregelt iperSen. Sine 9epfid)e alss
6em 6aaa n,eIbet, Die IullGnoiidles
9legierung habe cine 9epeidle nadl1
9unbpu seidift, iDeldle bic SadJe in
hefrieSiseuber Weiie reseln mirS.
8efanntlid mill nniere nnS bic eitg
liide Megiernns bic in nmerifaniidcgl
lnb engliiden SGfen lieaenben Sdlif-
fe iibernebmen nnb fir Solbaten- nno
SrndtIenbmngen bcnnben. Gentid'.
lanS IoG baaesen proteitiert ba6su
Der japaniid)e Ereiuier Wainiiter
mnb Der Miniiter bes sliisiuarfisen
baben bem Earlament mitseteilt,
oak nid)ts in gesng aaf Si6irien
entidJieSen lei. Wtan lei in militari-
Ider Sesiebnug a6er bollitanoig bor-
bereitet.
9lns Waibingtou luirS ge,neloet.
bak aQes 1riebenSeerebe alaenbllf-
lid entldieoen unpopular lei. 9ielel-
be 9epedc iast, fran5Diide Wfittelnn-
gen geben glenferiilisen Der oentd)e,
@enerale 6in6enbiirg nnb Smoen.
borff luieber mnb erflareu, oaR iidl
aus bieiem Menkeritnsen Elm entldie.
! 6enes 1ln6e6ngen in ge5mg anf Die
cage erfennen lalle.
Cine 9epeihe bes 6rpe.aointrals
pun sirpit suirb initseteilt, IN Der
cs heiht: sWenn mir ben llnterlee=
| bootfries pbue madI5mlaiIen, iueiter
fiibrem, luerbeu mir einen Jrieoea
init Gnslanb erlansem, Der Sentld)-
lanb nnf aae 3eiten cine Ulottenita-
tiOn an Der flamiidjen aiiite iidert."
gei einem glngriff anf oentIdle
| Stellnngen nladten Walliier Srip-
pen ain Samstag fiinfsebn 0efaJtge.
ne nnb nabmen sluei Wfaidinense-
| id)iiBe.
Nm Der @eroum syront fat Samss
! tag iebr itarfes slrtilleriefencr itatf-
aefilnoem.
sSn Der @eaenb npn Nrras lit Die
Sdtisfeit Der Gnglanoer iuabreuo Der
/, letten Sage cine iebr lebbafte geiue'
iru.
Die Gnglanber meloen, oae tie am
Samstag einen erfolareiden Ansriff
norb0itlid bon 2a@aeanerie OnrdJge-
fiibrt bnbem. Seitlid ppn Gmeamt
iunrbe Elm feinblides WnnitiOnslaser
in granb seiebt. Sin engliides Guft.
geidiuaber bumbarbierte 3lpeibriifen
WierSebn IdJiuere nnb 5ebn leidltere
gDm6en iunrben anf Die bortisen
! aaiernen, Mnnitionsfabrifen nno Die
5luei SabnbOfe geiuprfeu. lleberall
iunrSen Grploiionen seieben. 9as
gnftgeidluaber luurhe nOn Snftses
ldiitcn nnb ySeontS" angeariffen,
febrte abcr obne @erlnite suriif.
J Die gnlgaren fnben Wiunaitir in
Wta5eoonien beidJOiien.
in Der 0egenb upn 2umeuille fun
loltoieren nnierc Srnppen 2500
YARDS 0raben, Die iic am WiittiuudJ
ben Sentidlen fortgenommen babeu.
Nmariife Der 9eutfdlen lunrocn 3u.
riifgeidllagen. 9aS girtilleriefener
mar ItGrfer ais suupr.
Vie ppm ariegSidJauplab gemel-
bet mirO, berrld)t ii6erall nit 9lnSs
nabme Dun HnFleub ipa6renb Der
letten Saae anf beiSen Seiten cine
J erbObte 5atiafeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-18
SnIano.

ulllefe SeDfeE llHo SeDIeitH<
nen, Die nibt n1ebr tatig llno, meroaai
pomt gilreau Of goucation 0aranf
allflnerfian1 gerna6t, odB sur 3elt,
in Ssolge oes arieges pielfab Wiar-
gel an 2ebrfrdften berrI,ft ltro 0oB
lnanhe BON ibren pon groBen1 afnsen
Iein fonnte1l 1penn lie ibren friibereit
9eruf pieoer allfnabnlen.
80 9as glrbeits Separtelnent IN
@aibington bat aongrebnlaml Wcase-
more nitf cine slnfrage Tuitgeteilt,
baB Der gintpanber,,ng merifaniidler
5arlnarbeiter BON bell ainerifanild1e1i
Smmigrationsbeborben feline t5d3Dic-
risfeiten in ben @eg gelegt rueroea
9iur 2e,te, oie nit efelhaften ooer
onltedelloen aranfbeiten bebnftct
linb, iperbel1 a,riidgeipieIcn.
Sn Wtonroe, 2a, ipurbet Die
gteger Geo. Mc9seal iulo Sobn vi
horos, uelhe eifen frintinellen sln.
ariff auf Elm itnges Waoden uerubt
babell iollten, bon einem Wlob oent
Sheriff eittriIIen Mc9teals Seie)c
lpuroe am ndhltell Morgen bdngeno
on eirenl Dor oeln Gourtballie lteheil=
oen galme geflnoen lleber oen
gerbleib ODER oas S6idlal bon Mi
6arbs lit nitbts 6etalnt
,sn 9ltla1ta, Ga, ipnrbe ei;ls
SSran ssofion Sirlh, uelde perlliht
hattie, BON Dem Wiopor Der StaDt,
9(Ia g. Gambler, oas nettc Silrun-
den Don 100000 3u erpreflell al
eineln SSobr @efangnis nno 3ahlnitJ
elmer 8eloftrafe BON $1,000 perir-
teilt
Ger 9eittibe garl 6Dnlatlls
melder in elmer nit Der 9lusfiibrilng
bon 2egierunesfontraften beldaftia-
ten ssabrif IN Baltimore arbeitete,
ipuroe als feinblider sluslarloer cir
| aeiteft. Gr ion periud)t ba6en- einen
Streif ill Der 8abrif atl5naetteln. !.
Ser @eapor bon Suite, Moni..
| bate ben iriiben Sereiilen, Die pro-
oeutid selinltt lino nno sum groBcn
Seile iih ans aSnoultriol sSorfcrs
oftbe@orlo1 5ilialumelllesen iollen,
bas slbbalteu einer ct. lEatrids Ga-
raoe perbotei. s(ls Ole rSrlanoer iia
tidlt an oen gefcbf fehrcn nno fret.
bern lore Earaoe abbaIten fuollteis
lieB Der Nfapor mebrere Iful6inen-
aeId,iibe iu Ser SanptItrabe ailffdhs
rem lno 80 @ioeripenltige einlteden
esn einem Hieienfclier, rueld,cs
in oem emit ourdb gSulIer ueriuilltc-
ten csohnstoiun, Renn, ON SonnteJ
ansgebro6en mar ipuroen alDoif
2eieripehrndnner id)lper uerleet
Ser ourtb Sen geipaItigen grano OIL.
geridtete Sdlaoen miro oilf iiber ei-
ne Nfillion 9ollnr geifa5t
SSn Glgif, 81, wuroe Der pom
@iid)oi iuspeloierte fatboliid)e Yinr4
rer s. s. McGann pon Gointp-@e-
anltell, mdbreno er oic 0teiie los,
nerbaftet. 9ie 9eanltel maren ee-
,ipltngelL oie Siiren Der Stride 81 er-
brcclen ilnb tpuroen babel bnrdl adt
ailf tic abeefcltertc anpcln bearlibt
Der @ciitlibe iueigcrte iidl ieilt gnlt
nieoer5nleoen, oa er ieiner anlidlt
nadl nid)t abberufcn ooer abgeleBt
per0en fdnn
Sn cinem olten irodeuen 9rln!-
neu III 9olngstopn, Ohio. iparheli
in einen groBen eilernen gnpf Der
nobrt $4,000 in 0olo porqefun-
oen 8os 8elo ioQ 8nnl 9tadloB ocS
Dor oreiBig Sobren gcltor6cncn rel
her &iebbdnblcrs Ssiaat Sdafer ge-
borell, oelien 9tadfomlnen lid) bisber
uergeblid) benliibt botten, hen Sdlat,
bon oeiien Griitcn5 iie aenutiii2 bot
ten, }ll finoen.
Cine 9iohrift aus 9Nonterep
L,G ~,,t,4o4 Ao, lS+,.o,f o,,f So,, Na1faf
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Sent1d]en iparei lit Der Sen6Dnnhitr=
@egenb nnb TT Der 0egenb npm So
mugnenr in Die frans0iiiden Geihen
eingebrnngen, ieien aber iuieber ner=
trteben ipDrben.
Ser 8orreiponhent bcs uSnterna=
tipmal gtelus Service" melbet, oaIi
"a amerifaniidje Solbatem, inter If
nen Elm Sffisier, bas fram5DiiId)e
ariegsfrens erbalten baben.
@emeral Eeribins's @erlnitliitc
pom spmntag nennt feline Solbaten,
bie inn Sample gefallen iimo, ionoerr
meloet MIR, Sak ein solbat id)lpsr
nnb 80 leidt perlpnnbet iunroen, oats
adbt Wianm an &ranfbeiten ftarbtn
nnb baF elmer bnrdJ einen Hnfall
mrs 2eben fam.
gei benz Ansriff oentlder snIt=
ldJiffe anf Die ensliide Staot 9artle=
pool lunrben ad)t5ebu Eerionen geto-
tet nno slpeiilnbsmansig pcrlebt.
2entnams 9lleranber ". Serrell
hat bas iransOiiidle ariegsfren5 err
balten.
Gnalano bat uaIreno Der pergan=
oenen gSpd)e SO yliann periereR,
bic entiueoer i'll Sample getotet iu'tr@
DEN pber an ilren 8nnOen itarben.
General 9seribims melbet, baR ad,t
od,t 9fmprifnner I'M Stnntpfe aetDtet
,ultrSen, sluei an iIren Mnnoen ltar-
hcn, Ied)s bmrd) 3mfail INNS Sehe,,
famen, 10a aranfbeiten ltarber, ots
SpSesnriad)e zines Soloaten nod
mid@t ieitseitellt 1T naS oaIl 81 leidlt
uermuuSet lunrbenrf q m
Die Trausoien lael0en, bak ein
stnariff Der 0entiden III Sotbringen
smriidgelhlagen lumroe. " ~
9ie glame oes Hraiibenten sur
Gntiuidfnmg Der 8aiierfrafte ees
eambes mnb sar &untrDlliernng ber-
Ielben bnrd, cine 9satipnalfommti=
iiou lieaen jett bem aonsrefs Dor.
Die bepaffnete geIdJiiemannidaIt
bes 9ampfers ngorinaain" fat ein
ltnterIeeboot, lueldjes bas Sdiff an
ariff, perienft. slndl Der amerifani=
idc sanfbampfer nGanlsboru" BAT
Elm ansreifenbes ltnterieebppt Der
ienft.
Die nuriueaiIden Sdiffsaelel.
ld6affen baben beim bentiden @olse
Troteit aegen Die 3eritDrmng pon
oreisrbn nnbeiuaffneten nentraleil
Sdiffcn onrd) bentIde &remser ELI.
acleat. Die 3erit0rnns geidlab IN
Cftober. Die Sdiffe ipnrben pon
enaliihen sprpebObOoten geleitef.
Ger 9sraiibent bat aoblen jeoet
s(rt inter aisens seitellt. Sisens be.
sinnt am /. glpril.
sSn ben atlantii6em '6afen BON w,
ton Bis nad) giurfolf, Ta, ioll
;sradlt fir Die sllliicrten bon inel'
ais elmer Million Somnem nnF on
1sortId)aifnng nadl europa iuarten.
Gime Sepeide ans Walbinsto'
| meloet, man iiide ben Hraiioenten ~
peranlaiIem, baf er cine GrflarnnA
iiber neme &riessprubleme fiir oit
Ser. staatem per6ffentlide, nm ct.
luaiaen ssriebensanseboteu Der Sent'
iflen, sic ernartet iueroen, 5nnor5H
fommen.
Sepeiajen III bentidlen 3eitnnsel
imelben, baR Ser Streif i'll ben Gilei''
characterization SeiterreidJs mno lin
aarms iid) iebr if)nell ansbreite.
ltnIer @cianbter in Stufbolm iai
bel General yfannerbeim, bem Ie.
fc6lsbaber Scr glrinee Der filniid)en
Hegierana, Hrptelt bagesem einge'
legt, baR Ser slnterifamer GrOsbt
Gmprp 5ngleih NIT einer sln5abl
Gnglauber, ani ben slalamb SnIeln
uun DEN ScittIdcn perbaftet iinb nad
9amsig gc6radJt luurbe. GnlurD mar
| friiber 9srufeiior III gale nnb iueilte
i'm 9fnftrnee Der 6siarantp Srnli
Gpmpam pon @elu g)orf in 9imRlano,
bpn ,uu ans er nadl ben slalanb= SIT
iefu gina.
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pitaltitlId)e sod ablUerfeT illt0 elileA
rehabilitation 8eIellIdafts5nitano ela-
blieren luerben, iuelder Der einSise
lit, Der luipobl einen pertnaneltten II.
sered)ten 0rieben, ais aud bic anl-
tnr mnS Sas @oblerge5sn aller oer-
jenieen, bic arbeiten, iihern fann."
9ie 9riitiden baben bic rnifiidle
Gtabf Nifolaieiu, ~ Netlen nUrb0it=
lidJ BON Cbeiia, am Der Nliinonns oes
Bug Jlniies ins Sdiuar5e Mseer ge'
legen, genoinnen. IS ~
9las Yetersbmrg iuirb geuteloet,
bie tirfiiden Srnppen bGtten bic ge.
lammte Batnm =0egrno am SdlDar-
sen Meer beiekt. Die 9entlden nnO
Sic srmppen Der llfraine iollen IN,
snben &nklambs bpr allem in Der
0eaenb bpn Mubileiu lire Satisfeit
furtiesen. glmdJ sic Stabt Siderni-
foff, npro6itlid BON aiew, ioll bon
linen beiett ieiu.
Gine SepeIde aus Mosfan lagt,
am 1reitas lei es in Mosfan Sluildea
ben Miarimalilten mmb ben So5lal-
glepplntionarem su einem &pnfltft se=
fommen. Die lebteren batten fid ge-
meiaert, ben 1rieoensDertrag 81 ra-
itifisierem mnS 6dtten erflart, iie ipili=
ben iofort snriiftreten, iuenn Der
apngref i'm ratifi5iere.
| glns NaIbinstpn mirb gemeloct,
es lei ,m1slih, bak Der Hraiioent
! be,unGdit cine Grflarnns iiber ben
r,.iIiidJen 3niammenbrnd) perOffentli'
djen iperbe.
| Sn Waaoipjetidenidsf, Der ,.0anpt'
itaot bes rniiiiden Mmnr Gebicts
lin Sibirien ipllen $50 Sapaner bon
ben Niarimaliiten erntprbet iein. u
Id)eint bies uGbrenb ltnrnben in Del
!! Stabt aeide6em sn Icin. Die Sapa'
ner perteibistem ibr Gisentmm &C
; aem slnsriffe Der golidJeiuifi.
Cine 9epeide ans sliniterSan1
meloet, Die 9entiden itiehem in ,sinll
| lano anf einen itanbis luadJIenoep
3ioeritano. Nus Stofbolm iuirb ae'
meloet, oie telesraphiide @erbinonma
NIT Sefiinafors nnb anoeren SrfeI
in 1sinnlanb lei nnterbrodlen. Wtar
| alan6c, Sas Die Seutidlen oas &abel
smiidlen Sdlmc6en nnb ben Ilanos'
| Snielm hnrdlidnitten flattem.
/ glms 6eters6urg iuirb aeneloct
bic iimniidle gicsiermme luoae einel
aompromif NIT ben 9eittidlen me-
dlen. Die 0emtiden hattem Die Gnf
fernmma Der Moten @arbe nerlanat.
Gine Meutrr 9epelfe nus Con
! DON mcloet, baf bic Hanmnns Te
tersbnras pollspgem lei. Gs miro gie
mamo mehr Grlnnbuis erfalten, oi'
stabt III periniIen. Cas- GridJeinel
naer ,gunrgeois"- -3eitunger, bic len
| 8eainn Der nemtiden Snpaiion perbc
! ten iuarcn, lit iuieber erlambt.
slns Tetersbnrs ,uiro semcloet
man erluarte bort 9llbert Sallin, Ser
9ireftor Der Sambnrg slmerifa
ginie, mnb !6errn eansbof, cinel
prenfiidcn Sinansier; Die beiocr
Serren maften cine WeidDGftsreiIe
nad) Petersburg.
8emtife Cffisiere limb, luie an;
eonoom gemeloet ipirb, aufgeforoert
Die Grmee Der llfraine III reorganl
| iicren.
Sie Seutidem iollen bic finniidD'
Safenitabt 9lbp NIT 5000 Wsann be
iebt ha6en. Die Rptc @arbe iueiaer
te iid,. Die SfaSt sn ii6eraeben. bit
7entidlen beid)uiIen cine balbe Stnn
he Die Staot mnS Die Note @arbe SOC
| iidl inrif
! glns Woibinatou luiro semelbet
Bic Spllanber bitten erfennen laiien,