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Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
Mooney Strike
 At Butte Ends

BUTTE. Mont. July 7.-Picketing of the principal mines of the Butte district by miners who are striking as protest against the imprisonment of Thomas J. Mooney and others as class war pris- oners'' resulted in many miners being persuaded to cease work today. Picket ing ended shortly before noon without explanation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
U. s. Highway Engineer Visits
 At Phoenix

PHOENIX. July ". s. Bright. dis trict engineer for the federal road bu- reau. stationed at Denver. is in Phoenix. consulting with the state engineer on road construction. Bright has charge of federal aid work for the southwest. and while in Arizona will make extended in- spections of state roads and their prob lems in company with State Enginesi Maddock.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
Late NeUS
 Bulletins

WASHINGTON-P Wilson will address the Senate on the Peace Treaty and the League of Nations at 12:15 D. m., Thursday, it was an nouncd.
 - ROME.-Quiet has been restored in Florence and several other cities where disorders have marked the food situation.
 LONDON.-The allies have not yet made any official representations to the Dutch government regarding the eXtradition of the former German em- peror, but necessary steps are being taken in the matter. Andrew Bonar Law, government spokesman, declared in the house of commons today.
 COPENHAGEN.-Several persons were killed and large number wounded Sunday at Kattowitz. Upper Silesia, according to advices from Beuthen. Germans and Poles took part in the disorders.
 BERLIN, July 7.-The federal com mittee has approved ratification of the treaty.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
JAPANESE CELEBRATE
 SIGNING OF PEACE

TOXIC, July 2. - (By Asso- ciated Press.) - An extensive official celebration of the signing of peace took place today, Emperor Yoshihito was present at a special review Of the army and navy force while through. out the empire salutes were fired.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
Three Children
 Burned to Death

CHEHALIS. Wn.. July 7.-Three children named Fuller, the eldest of whom was 15, were burned to death 25 miles east of here late Saturday night, according to word received to- night. Their grandmother, Mrs. Mechanism, also was badly burned.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
EXPORTS DUTIES ON MEXICAN
 TOBACCO WILL BE REDUCED

MEXICO CITY. July 7.-Exports du- ties on Mexican tobacco. according to Excelsior, will be reduced about 50 per cent. under a decree signed by the president, which will be issued shortly.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
1 MAN BURNED
 Z ARE DROWNED

STOCKTON, Calif, July Tone man was burned to death and two were drowned tonight in water front fire which destroyed property val ued at s15O,000. A fourth man is miss ing. Twelve men were trapped on a barge loaded with hemp. Eight were rescued.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
SILVER SMITHS COMPLAIN
 OF ELECTRO PLATING WORKS

LONDON, July British silver manufacturers are seeking means of stopping the use of their hall marks by electro plating firms in the United States, says the American Chamber of Commerce here.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
FRENCH SOLDIERS FIRE ON PATROL MANY INJURED
Allied Commander Issued
 Orders Prohibiting All Gath . eringS and Carrying of Arms

ROME, July 7-tBY THE AS
 ISOLATED PRESs) New clash
 es between the French and ltaI-
 ians at Plume are reporeted.
 The casualties so far number
 six killed and twenty wounded.
 Although General Savy, commander of the allied forces in Plume, ordered his troops to remain in their barracks, three soldiers managed to escape, be- came intoxicated and are said to have insulted Italians sitting in cafes. They are also alleged to have fired on patrol of Italian grenadiers, who returned the fire, killing one French man. The other two were disarmed.
 When the news reached the French troops, they rushed to the spot and engaged in violent fgusillade with the Italians. The exact number of cas- ualties is unknown, but it is reported that 26 were killed or injured.
 The feeling on both sides is said to be indescribable. General Graziols who is in control of the city at the instance of the national council of Plume, has made an appeal for tran quility and has issued stringent or ders prohibiting all gatherings and the carrying of arms. He has threatened that any who are responsi. ble for disorders will be severely pun. ished.
 ROME, July 7-An anarchist plot to attack the central part of Rome by means of hand grenades and other explosives has been exposed by the arrest of sixteen of the conspirators, four hours before the time for carry ing out the plans.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
COPPER PRICE

Average for week ending July 2, 1919, E. & M. Journal quotation, $1s.73.. Average for month of June, $17.61.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-08
WEATHER

Arizona - Tuesday local showers and somewhat cool CT. Wednesday partly cloudy, warmer north portion.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30
MORRISON OUT OF RACE
FOR STATE SENATOR

The after war period presents big
opportunities to MississiAi to 60 for
ward. am interested in her welfare
and planned to recommend myself to
the voters Of Yalobusha and Grenada
! counties for the position of State
Senator. ] wired my friend Mr.. w.
/. Stone of Coffeeville to have me
registered as a prospect. He did so
and ! received a letter from him at
once stating that his brother Lieut..
Pitman Stone was a candidate !
made up my mind at once TO with
| draw.
Just as sOOn as war was declared
Pit as his friends know him got on
| his tip-toes TO go and he did not stop
until he got in. He went to an of
icers training school following an
operation and was by no means equal
physically to the severe training to
which he was subjected but he grit
ted his teeth and went through. /
have loved Americas Young man
hood before war was ever declared
and ! must say that I owe them more
than ever. Being state Senator
would mean nothing to me but would
be a great sacrifice. 1t would mean
much to Lieut.. Stone who will be
mustered out just about in time to
take his seat. / am asking that my
friends in Grenada County vote for
him and have the Job waiting for
him upon his return.
We owe these boys much and l
fon one am for them. / have nothing
against any mar who has entered the
race and wish them well. i believe
that a man who is in close touch
with what THE young men of today
are thinking can best serve us and |
think Yalobusha and Grenada county
can be congratulated upon the oppOr-
tunity OF having Lieut.. Stone in the
field.
He will not be able to meet per-
sonally many of the people of the
County but he has friends VINO will
do what they can to get people &C
quainted with the fact that he is IN
the race.
j. K. MORRISON.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30
GROWING HOGS.

For a hog to be profitable ne must
be kept growing from birth to mar
keting age. He cannot be profitable
unless he is healthy. He can always
be in a proft-producing condition If
he is fed B. A. Thoms' Hog Powder.
We positively tell you that this rem
edy prevents cholera, removes worms
and cures tf1umps. If the powder
does not make good, we will.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30
Watch the Little PirnpIes;
They are Natures Warning

can cause unlimited trouble. This
remedy is the greatest vegetable
blood purifier known. and contains
no minerals or chemicals to injure
the most delicate skin.
Go to your drug store, and get 4
bottle of S. S. s. today, get rid o.
those unsightly, disfiguring PIN
pies, and other skin irritations. l.
will cleanse your blood thorough
ly. For speci4 medical advice free
address Medical Director, II Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, "a.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30
UnsightIy and Disfguring Sig
mails Of Bad Blood.

Pirnples on the face and other
parts of the body are warnings
from Nature that your blood is
sluggish and impoverished. Some
times they foretell eczema. boils,
blisters, and other skin disorders
that burn like flames OF FIRE.
They mean that your blood needs
s. S. 6. 10 purify it and cleanse it
OF these impure accommodations that
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30
HOG RAIsERs.

Give your hogs "Swine Elixers."
the Great Worm Remover and Tonic
and keep the lice offthem and you
will have no sickness in your herd.
End Class Drug Store. 5-2-4t.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30

We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public have
in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30

Groves TasteIess chill Tonic
es,ores vitality and energy by purifying and e
ichire the. blood. You can soon feel its Strenst
Iuviforatine Effect. Price 6Oc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30

Rub-My-Tism is a rowerful'antisep-
tic; it kills the poison caused from in
fected cuts, cures, old sores,tetter. etc.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1919-05-30
Suggestions for a Camping Trip

Buy a bottle OF Chamberlain's Col
ic and Diarrhoea Remedy before
leaving home. AS a rule it cannot
be obtained when on a hunting, fish
ing or prospecting trip. Neither can
it be obtained while on board the
cars or steamships and At such times
and pieces it is most likely 10 be
needed. The safe way IS 70 have 1t
with you.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-04-19
Peiitc tuirS iI6 Sic
Ee9isldtitr uertaoen

2intoln, Is. S[prif. Gblpobl
bereits cine groBe g(n5abl 1iitgIie-
Der Der 2egislatur nod 9nuie ge,
gangeL 10 lit bic Sisnne oot nod
imnler im @ange lln0 miro nidt Dor
Ganlstag gum MbidluB fomnen.
Gin Quorum Der 0aitglie0r bleibt
bier, Inn oie 9feinidrift Der CODE
8ia uno lire llnter5eidnune 6nrh
6en @ouberneur nb3lparten, oanit
tein 3peifel an ibrer legalen gln.
ilabme beiteben fam.
3os 1T oos ein5igc @eidGft, 6oS
Die 2egisfotllr nod 5it erIeoigen bot,
auber ser gLnnabme zines 9uiabes
an Die Q}iQ, pelde Die 3urdfiib.
ruug oes 95robi6itionsgeieses ber-
ihdrtf. 9eioes lit Sanstng su er.
luarten an lpeldem Gage Die Scr.
tdgung eintretetl miro.
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Braucr ucrkamfcfa 2M
prc5cittiocs Bier

Stem gorf, 19. 9fpril. I'm
cine geridtIihe Gntideioulig 3il ha.
idGeunigert, baben Q gronereiea giauS
0orfs altgefangen, Bier IN 3djiefa|
ait berfoufeil bos felt oent 1 Ge8.
1918 gebrailt iultroe INTO 2s4 Gro.
oent aIfobpl entbdlt. 8efonrtIiA be.
bnupten Die grauer, ooB Bier ntit
niht ntebr 1Is 2s4 gro8ent 9lfoboL
nidt betrltrlfen made un0 baE fontit
ibre SnnoIungslpeiie niht gegen Dag
&riegs Grobibitionsgeies nerltoBe,
oas ons 8raiten bon beralifhelt0ert
8iere n1b Dem / 9es. 1918 Der.
bot I'M m @etreiDe, oas sur Rab.
rltilg bient, 5u iparen. giatiirlidj
bonoeIn Die grnuer aif 9fnratefl
ibrer Iehts6eiitdn0e.
9ie Stelterbeb6r0e botte Deriuei-
gert, Die notiget 6feuerlnnrfen all
berfaufen. g[u1 Dem tpllroe obge.
botfen: oie grquer befeItigten at /
je0enl Safe etne gaoti8, Dab Der 9e.
trag Der Steler bel 8anfel1 binter.
legt lpor6en lei.
Spfpeit bnben nlr bic Soffnloft
itro @ourbriirts @rnuereien Oer
Stenerbeb6roe 1ie Stirne geb0ten.
@oI6ington 19. alpril. @teiier.
fon1ntiiior 9foper lit 1bpeier0. itno
feiner letner llntergebenen tpoiIte ons
oelttefI lnie man Dem 8orgeben Ser
8rauer begegnen piir6e. Dos eins
atge, 6as Ole geboroe Iotpeit getdn, 1
mar, fir ioldes Bier Die erforOar. {
Iiden Steuertnorfen al berlpei.
germ. Gns 8riegs .8robibitiousgsfee,
oos in ieiren1 Enhancement od8
9rouen bon nihtbernlticbenoen @ie. /
rem erIaubt batte oen Eroseutlae
bon glIfoboI oltf 1a gro5ent feitac.
lest.
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frcife ereift
6rckbritanitien ait
gerlanst, ban sSapan iid bon Der
g0Iferlisa lusiast; fuSert
Niunrpe Doctrine fiir
Orient.

Sofio, 10. april. (llniteO qareB.)
@it altffaaen0er Ginisfeit berIanst
Die iapaniihe Nreiie, OaB fia Sapan
bon Der 80Iferlied losiaee, erfld-
ren6, OaB Die 9rin8ipien Der @enfd-
idfeit, ole Der 2igo 5u grunoe 9e.
leet mer6en eitcl &rug ieien. @roB.
britdntien miro iharf angeeriffen
un6 eine Wonroe 9oetrilte fir ben
Orient perlanet.
Die gleuBerungen Der greiie iino
auf oas 8etanntineroen oes 9ei6lui-
les Der 5rieoenstonferen5 auriid5i.
fiibren, @aiieneleidbeit nidt un8ier-
fennelt
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Sdluere &rOblentc
iin0 nod III l6len|
1tbcr Sctiitc iuirS ertuartet Sak prGiiccnf tuils
Jon am 20. tliai Sic Pcimrciic antrctcn tpir0;
,lnipriid9e Japans unc Jtalicns
sScmtidc 6rclssfraec fiinmcbr crlcci9f

9ie geItituulitng Biniihflid3 oes
Sanr-Sole8 febt feit oaB bic Sob
len, ipelde in. ben 9iitriffen felblt
berbraudt DeroeL nidt an s5ronf.
reid geben follen. @eifer ioIl Die
&oble, tuel1e an Die @asfabrifen in
9euti1Iano geidnot miro. 1lidt br.
troffen tperoen uno cine begfe1l5te
9eripoe pirO fit Die DelttIdeu Sn-
0ititrien anqeieBt, LIN ibre MuIngeu
tpieoer in Sroniing at briligelt oa.
NIT iie 5uerit SeuermoterioI erInns
gen f0nnetl, ebe Die &oble bon irdlf.
reid iibernomnlen miro.
aiel-&anaf nn0 6elgDlnnb.
Garts, 19. 4pril. Die 8e0in.
gllngett uelde 8e5ug aiif ben &iel-
&anal un0 SelgoIanb bobeIi filto
rebioiert moroen. glnf1ngIih trua
man fi9 nit Dem @eodnfen, Die ge.
feitigungsuerfe oes aottaIs un0 &eI-
golanos bolllt1r0ig 5n ihIeifen, Inn
ter 0em neuen 9lan iolIen 0ieienigen
oes aieI annals beitebe1t bleibest
uno Oieienigen Selgolarl0s nur alnl
Seil geidIiffen peroen. Das grpBes
8aiiin SelgoIanos folI Der Slider.
flotte BEL einerl iiber Tie bereinbre.
denOen ltntpetter oIs Sd)us oienen.
Dian lit iid nod nidt 9on5 I'M alo.
rem, tuas nit Der oeutid)et ariegs.
flotte geibeben ioa.
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Dem Sieoet Sic Betltc,
crkldrt 11iaritta4 Sod
Sast, bic 9e1ttiden iinb neibiid nnb
frieseriidj nu6 iperben iuieSer
snm Sdfuert sreifeu.

Sonoon, 10. 9(pril. - Gem Ser,
treter Der 9dilp Mail eegrniiber boi
fid Maribaa. Sod in nnfitebenoer
8eiie ousgebriidt: ollnier sSrieos
nub Elm syrieoe oes Siegers nnf
niht oes 8eliegten iein. gsir mill.
fen am 9lbein bleiben. gttte, ma.
den sic Sbre 2onosIelite nit oieier
sy0ee bertraut, oenn bnrin beItebi
nidt nur uniere 5iberbeit, ionoern
aud oieienige gnglanos. @ir
riiitIien Die 5iire ooppelt perIhlie-
zen. Mon borf itidt bergeIieit 6aB
ieue 70 Wtillionen 9eutifer fir tns
itpmer cine georobitng biIoen mer.
Den. gs lit Elm neioiides, friege-
rides Golf, oelien Ghnrafter iih
tidlt geGnoert bot. SSnnerbalb so
s9So1ren mer6en iie oas iein, mas
fte beltte iinb; man trnue oen 9lueen.
blifserldeinungenl niht.1 MorihaT[
Sod beiprod NIT bert aorreipon.
6enten 6onn Die WfogIidfeiten zines
neuen arieges, babel perii6erlto,
oof g RuBIonO gelueien it, ipeldes
0ie gIlliierten BEL geginn 0es Gries
ges gerettet bot. oSn0eiien~, 10
fraate er, galf neIien Seite miro
gtuBlono i'm n16Iten &riege iteben,
NIT tlns ooer nit ben Geitfben9"
Ger U1arfdnG ioste. 0ob man
mir om Nbein 0ie 8ertihen BEL ei.
nent lueiteren glneriff nltf SSranfreic2
gum Solten bringen tonne; er|
iprad) fiber 6ieies Sbenn oes Can.
gen unS 9reiten un0 dtBerte lid
IhlieBlidl, ooB nion6e 2elite elmer
oes Iinfen Rheinitfers cp-
ponieren uilroem neil oaau cine
6etrddtlide gln3obI Sruppet uotig
lei. Die BAIL Der Griippen ober
Ipiro nidt 70 erof ieit ipie oieie-
nige, uenn es gift, cine politiife
iSront at Dolten, oenn Der &bein
III MIR on getpiIIen @unften pai.
Iierbar, iDd6ren6 cine neiie poli.
.iihe @rense eegen sSronfreid |
iberoa otrGbrchen tuerben fntitt
,rtIdrte Sod.
,Dos nddTte TtnI iuer0en Die
feinen sSebIer MAIDEN"
ilbr Der @aribon fort. sic fper.
zen in gtorofronfreid einfaIlen uns
lie 9aualbdfen beiesen, nm iif Der.
eIben oIs Sperotionsboiis ge9eu
5naIanO Ait 6eoienen. Sie unterlie.
Jen Sieies ons Iette Ilnl neil fie
lid1t oIaIibten, oab Gnelorlo fib on
len ariege beteiIigen tuiiroe, uno
rs 6ieies oenrod aeidah, mar es
II ip1t, lin Die 0eiltiden ariegs.
lane at 1n0ern.
cir alouben. bic Geutihen Der-
Ell fir oeu fomnieuOer gfilgriffI
iht riiitcn fonncn2 so. 20. fuober
,iilen gle Rag? 81 ipat iperoenl
sie erio6ren, Oob bic 8entihen
,irflif geriiitet 0niteben"
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11etliaIt pom 200 IN
inSift9ein 1liafitanSc

2onoon, 10. gtpril. - SffisieII
miro bier bon synoien befnnilt ee-
modJt, 6ofj Die @erIiitliite in oem
anfItou0e in 9(mriitnr, om 10.
g(pril, fidl ouF 200 belief. s,n an-
iur ipuroe Elm britiider Soloat ee.
iofet nno 2 Gfii5iere pertpunoet.
ssn Gelbi inilBtc Die Eoli5ei eiuidrei.
ten, po6ei 4 goIi5iitcn osrpunoer
iuurocn Calcutta lit normal uno
glonlbon rilbig, a6er in Riingolb
SnnO0iitrifteu 5eriioreH bic aufitdl.
oilden Giaenilan oer Heeieruu9,
pliin0ern 8iiee uno briuseu ben
B1bn0ienit IN linor0nitno.
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metterberid,t.

55ilr Snabo nuo 1lingebitng: sum
Seil beuolft nnO Derdnoerfidb bette
abeno un0 Sonntag. stiibler.
SIR gtebrasfa: oiun $eil beiU0Ifi
itno berdnoerlit beiite nbeisb nno
Sonntae; fiibler beltte nbeub TIM dils
berIten 6ItIiden 9ei[ Gonntne.
Sir syolDo: gum Iei[ belp0lft tnlb'
berdnoerIib heiite oben0 ilno gonlI<|
tag. @drlner i'm duBsriten i0eifiI<|
6en 9eiI beute obeno; fl6ier i''y'
ipeitli6en iinb aentraIen Seil GoalI<|
tag.
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Sinriatunsssci6idlte nnlunGr.

aopenbagen, t9. gtpril. - Dos
aftu6r6laft bat aus g8ien cine 9e-
pei6e erbalten, in Der cs beibt, ons
N1itglieO bes Sobiet 9tiniiteriums
IN Bieu, 9oe9m, babe erfldrt, me.
Der Der Grbber5og Soieph, nod Or.
sl. @eferle ooer Der friibere &an.
oelsminiitcr Baron S5teprertli ieipn
biuaeridtet DDr6en. Ger Grbherdog
befin6c iiA NIT ieiner s5nniIie in
afoiiiib, uii6 Die beiOen friiberen
Miniiter iuiir6en I'M @eianouis iorg.
tdLtis begodt.
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SclHQt pott Council
Bluffs eefalen

gsoibington 10. gIpril. Cine
beitte beroifentlidte 2iite bon I'M
SeIoc Gefaaenen etttbdlt aud ben
gloinen bon Sannes 3. 8. Sodion,
1904 Iirsl. 10. Strnbe, Council
Bluffs, ga.
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prctcitiereit 0c0ert
Braitereicn in Gbiiia

gsaIbinston, 9. g., 10. aIpril.
9eanite Oes Srternafionnleit Nefornt
8iiros ianoten geitern benz Sto0tss
6epartelnent einen @rOteit gegen ne.
berfilbriiig nrnerifuniiber Dralintd.
i6inerie no1 China Elm. Or iDar
bon amerifaniidet Miificnuret ur0
Gingeborenen unter5eidnet.
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Siebcn 1tnferleebStc
ttnfergcoaneen

Ghgrbonrs 6rairfreih. 10 9Ipril.
gon Den 5 oeutIdJen llnteriee.
boOtcn bic BON england hicr6pr I'M
Shlcpptali iinterpeas mdren iinO Z
ndbren0 eines Stlrmes losserIIien
lr6 unteraeaaHaen.
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Still, es miro Oltertael
son 5. air6er t

EtilI tits uuf @olgatbo,
" 8eritummt fino alle &lngen,
@eipenitig in Die 9iaft
Orei leere &reu5e rogen
Sm noben @arten legt,
9ei oiiiterm Safeli6ein,
Die 2iebe ibren Serrn
Sns Seliengrab binein.
Stiil folgt Der Sabbattag,
9aB rei6 Die @rnte tperoe,
0es SeilanoS 2et6nam rltbt
9lls Saotfprn IN Der grbe.
8eriiegelt lit Der Stein
l1no itreng Der Sitter 8aht;;
Die Soffnungsloligfeit
Sit, finiter, pie Die gea6t.
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Britiiebc Grilppcn
lanScn I'M cibatt

9Saris, 10. 2tpril. - Ser 9eut.
i6en glagemeinen 3eitung 5ufoIee
iin0 britiide Sruppen in 2i6nu ee.
lon6et tporoen.
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Graitsatlafstticbc
Slmsperiitebe
9iajor Iopb fallt ins Meer; fana'
Siide alieser balt 8ctter sit-
rid; amer. Waidine
mirb ansprD6iert,

2olloon, IS. apriI. GAO iriib)-
Naaior @ooo fieI nit ieinem geglei.
Ter ms irl1nbiirbe Meer, ais er I'M
8egriffe mar, BON @ngIano iiber
SSsra10 nad glmerifn 81 fieger. 81
1tno iein gegleiter puroen nidt Der.
lett, Die Maidine miro nnA Soip-
Beao geihleppt.
Gait Gburd, england, 10. april.
gaaiur 5000 flog bier eeftern
ttocbuittag ouf. gluf ieiner beabiid.
tigten 6abrt rah Qlnerifa polte er
mad 2imerid, SSrlanO, 5uerit geben.
Seine glbreiie fono 3.15 nndntittogs
bel i0eaIen 8etter itott. saIt fein
8inO. Gin 9Silot Der Jirlnd, Die
feline Slugmal6ine ge6nut bate,
begleitete i'm.
2imerid, sSrIano, 19. gpril.
Bis eeItern Dlitternoht butte man
bon Maior 8ooo nidts geie9en nod
ee66rt. 9aan befiirdtet einen lIn=
fan.
2onoon, 10. 9lpril. Major
@ooo muroe gum Iesten Wtale itber
SbeerneB, cine fur5e Strede bon iei-
mem glufilug8orte, eeiebeu Gin @e-
rii6t, oaB er iiber 2iDerpool gele.
ben moroen lei lit nidt beItdtigt.
aaunbiidle sSliescr.
ct. SSobns, 9t. S., 10. gIpriI.
3os 8etter modte es fit Sdrrn
o.. Saipfer 1tno GopitGn Greoerif
=. &dDnbau, Die 2oufurrellten fir
ben gSreis bon $4,000 fir ocn er-
Iten transatlantiIcben lIieger, bon.
Der 2on0oner n9tnil" aiisgeiett, iuls
ibren beobiidtigten Sing.
oeriuh geitern an5utreter.
amerifaniide 8erinde.
Seem g)orf, 19. 9lpri(. -Die DO
rine.6 6lugnoi6ine 81 CO, Die oru
Donnprstag ben Gienit beriagte,
puroe seitern elmer ngioltine Slug
probe" unteriporfen. gluf ibr ioG
1G6Iten glonat Der geriud, oen
lltlantii6en S8con gu iiberfliegen,
Jemndt meroen.
Der Sog oes beabfidtioten 9lb. |
'lueeg, 70 beiBt es beute oiii5ietf, |
pirS s Gage porber befanlt gentadt |
peroen.