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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19
Ammo lENKs, County Judge.
Dated November I. \. u. lait.
STArE on wIsroNslN,-l Circuit Court
- far, l,Nru 1 ,,untN

- y NJ
- tor Iowa County.
James W nutch,~on rs administrator tie haui4
uou with the Mtll auuoNrd of the estate vi Wi
liam } Mitchell, aec@sHd Plaintiff,
Moses Perkins and Perkins his wife, Gil-
bert Ronuett audi ennott his wife, Vii
liam Rennett aud Bcuuett his wife, Joseph
Rastian and Ba~t,au his wife, ELISA T.
Renuctt ,lamos navno aud nrvtur hi4
wife, Iowa County Mining, smoothing n Manu-
taetur'ng Company a corporation, Iowa County
MmtuE, smelling \ Misunderstanding Company u
partnership. Mary ! Lancaster, Nettic Mitchell
Popurtte Ben Mitchell and Ncllie Mitchell hia
Wit" Ellsworth Mtt'hyl' Loo Mitchell aud
Mari Mitchell his Wife, Fanntc Mitchell, Tillio
MitChcl Mary MITCHELL Mrs. Thomas W,
Mitchell, ELLEN Mitchell Clarence Mitchell, and
all ku Wn ur unknown heirs. assigns, or repre-.
SentatiNc% at the defendants above named or
any or either of them or any person or persons
claiming nv, through or undcr any or all Of
them amy right, title or interest IN and To- the
following desrrthed premises towtt; The
North half ,Nis' 81 the South Wost quarter
Is, W a Of the South West quarter ,S'W ~
the South East quartor -. T., y of the south
West Quarter of tho South West Quarter -.
" aud the East Halt ,E'ul of the South
West Quarter -, w "a az section Twenty
80 Township Five 90 North of kange Three
81 East IN Iowa County, Wisconsin, aud any
and all persons whoSorver concerned on n.
tercst"d in said promises above described OF
claiming any interest therein, Defendants
The state OF WISCONSIN to tho said defendants
and ca h nt thcm.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
tweuty days after the service OF 'his summons
upon Won, exclusive of the day of service and
defend the above entitled action in the Court
af ro>Hid, or Judgment win be rendered against
you according Ia tho demand OF the complaint,
a copy uf which is borrow tn served upon YOU.
Thomas NJ, PRIEsrLrS,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
p q Address: Mineral Point, Iowa County
Wisconsin,
/ n. H.
The object of thtg action IL to quiet plaintiff y
I tito ~ administrator de bonis non with tho
! will annexed in aud To the promises above
described; thus enabling plaintiff Ia give good
/ title Ia the said promises upon sale thereof as
directed by the decision Of the supreme Court
/ of Wisconsin, In the matter of the construction
of the last will aud testament of William j.
Mitchell, deceased
Thomas NJ. PHIRsrLBY,
Plaintiff a Attorney.
/ Z. O Address, Mineral Point, Iowa County,
WtSCon in
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19

OF Columbia; c. l., lin of Fond du
Lac; w l.. IIousor of Buffalo, M.
Madison q Sons of Dane. J. .. MELON.
aid Of Jackson. George McKerrow a.
Sons of Waukcsha, McClay Bros. Of
Rock, j. J. Mitchell of Waiworth,
George A. Philippi of Outagamie, J. 0.
Robinson q Son OF Rock, Adam Seitz OF
Waukesha Joseph VanEttn of Wal
worth and n = West of Fond du Lac
counties.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19
Fielder :, Fielder Attorneys,
NOTICE TO cREpIroRs.

NOFItE 10 VNFNITONA,
STATE of Wisconsin, Iowa County Court --ea
- In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Fred T.
Kramer, deceased,
Letters of administration ON the estate us
Fred r. Kramer, deceased, having been issued 10
Guy Kramer,
Notice Is hereby givon, That the creditors OF
said Fred I. Kramer, deceased, are allowed
and limited hy order of this court until aud
including the first Tuesday If May lpll, he
Ing tho 18th day OF said month, 10 present their
claims aud demands against said Fred T.
Kramer deceased, Ia the county court for exam.
nation and allowance.
Notice Ia also hereby given, That the claims
80 presented Will DO examined and adjusted by
this court, at the Office of the county Judge ut
tho court house in tho city of ID ldRoville, in
said county, ON the first Tuesday Of June 1913
Dated this 10th day Of October, 1914.
by the court
ALpHo JESRs. County Judge,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19

IL Is Simplicity Itself and Absolutely
Accurate. but the why and Where.
tore of the Method and Its Sesults
Are a Puzzle to Mathematiclars
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19
Really Time III Spent

Each mans mind IL an unknown
land to himself so that we need not
be at such pains to frame mechan-
ism of adventure for getting to I'M
discovered countries Samuel Butler.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19

STATE ot WISCONSIN, Iowa County court,
= - In HU')UtV
NNuco Is hor'hy gtvcu that 81 a special term
of the Iowa county court, tp I've held in Nud for
salt county, 3t the court house, in the yttN Vt
hodg,Nille, in said county, on the 'tth day Of
November \. u Wlt hciuy the fourth Tuesday
" SAID month, Nt ten O'Clock III III forenoon "
said day, the following matters viii I've heard
and rOUSt@rrvit
The Hppt',a;,ou ot James W Hutchinson.
NuHtdttu ot the potSNu and estate vt Elaa
WVNCr iuNNmlotant Nt said county, tor the
examination aud allowance W his guardian
account nm the assignment of tho rr~idue ot
satt C'N f" e. such persons as are hN law IN
titled lo same.
Auu 4, further ordcrrd, that puhlio notice
Thew oElNru loall pcrsons Interested Ivy pub.
liShuuA copy nG this uottoo tor thr,N weeks
sucvos- tNolN prior t. said day OG hearing in the
low" County Democrat, u wocklN newspaper
published IN Saii county
nv the Court
Ammo IENKs, County Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-11-19
Fielder d Fiodler. Attorneys.
NOTICE TO CHEDIToHa,

STATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa County COURTS
- In Probate
In the matter of the estate of Catherine
Molitor, DECEASED
Letters testamentlIy on the estate OF Gather.
Inc Moitor, deceased, having been issued 70
Elmorc Y Hutchinson.
Notice IL hereby given, That the creditors of
said Catherine Moitor, deceased, are allowed
and limited 10y order of this court, until
and including the first Tuesday Of May, 1919,
being the 9TH day of said month, Ia present
their claims and demands against said Catherine
MolitOr deceased. Ia the county court for exam.
innton and allowance.
Notice il also hereby given That tho claims
presented will be- examined and adjusted by
this court, at the office of the county Judge NJ
the court house IN the city of Dodgeville. IN
said county, on the first Tuesday Of June,
1919
Dated this 18th day OF September 1914.
by the court:
AIDuO JrsKs. County Judge.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
(Grfr sbdD GeUt, sOnmtas
10000 @tfmgtnt, %O@tl@dtf rrbtntrt


te eine 9feioluntion, bte 9fegierling
nltf5uforOcrn, onB@ulgarien bis sum
Gnoe 0es &riegeS neutral bleibcrt
moge.
rsln frun5oiiihen @efangenen
iprroen ;SlintellfugeIn gcflinOen, Die
nn Der Spibe nngebobrt llno beren 10
entltanoene Seffnltngen nit ,Hbos-
pbor gefiillt maren, mas iebr gefGbr-
life @inloen er5elgt, neil oaburf
cine Scrbrelnitng eintritt.
Inter oen Serben an ser Irina
lit cine Nteuterei ausgcbro6en. De-
iertierte ierbiide Solonten iino in
9ulearien an9efommen.
Gas ofi5ielle &reBbltrem bat mel.
ter folgenOe MitteiIungen oeroffellt.
liht:
Ger tiirfiide ariegsminiiter Gn.
per Eniha ruio Narinenliniiter
Iienal Eaiha iino na6 9lcgppter
abgegangen. Siirfii6e 9ldtter, oiC
oas gingreifen scr 5iirfei in ser
!arieg beiprehen, erefIGren, lpenn es
Der Siirfei gelingt, Iegppten su be-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

Nou. Cine 9epcifle nus Serliu
meloet, oak @eneralubcrit pun Sim
oenburg, Der &pmmanbamt Der beut-
ifeu 9lrmeen 9egen &irklnno, snm
Slang eimeS Selomarihaas erbpben
iuitroe.
s einem Selegramm ams S6urn,
@eitprcmfen, ipirS Elm ppm General
uun S5inoenbnrs uer0ffentlidltcr glr-
mecbefeBl uieberscseben, iuurin es
beikt: uSm ben idluerem Sampfen,
Die lett Sagem anbalten, baben mcinc
Srmppen Die Sffeniiue Der an Sabl
iibcrlesenen rriiiidlen 9lrmee sum
StillitanS gcbrndJt." Der 8eiebl al
ticrt banm Elm Sclearamm &aiier
@ilbelms, Der DEM General at iei-
mem nencn Grfulg sratnlicrt nnS i'm
5nm sSelomnridlna ernennt. SHlice-
lidl iagt Der gefcbl:
ySdl bin itulS Sen bOdliten militd-
ridden Slang an Der Spibe iOlder
Srnppen errcidJt 5n baben. Gner
aampfcsgeiit nnb Gnerc slnsoancr
baben Sem 6cino bic idaueriten %er-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

man beinabe gar nidt ungefid,ts Der
70 ipiftigen @org6nge in 8oletl, bic
lpobrideinlid ouf Die gu15e &antpas.
ne cinen entideiSenben einfluB iiben
iuer0en.
Illus @ien mir0 geinelbet, oaB Die
oit.-ung. Sruppen in Serbien peitere
;sortidritte MAIDEN. Der Seino wur.
be BEL 9a5arefpas in ieinem Centrum
suriidgeorangt uno bas Centrum
tuuroe ourdbrohen. 9lu9 ont &oIu.
boraflub, iiinoli6 oon@oliapo, tpur-
ben grfoIge errungen uno oie Seiter.
reider iteben iest bel aosiotpisi.
Gas Suriner 8Iott Stanpa mel.
BET, boB Die @ngIanber IN slegppten
bobe 1gpptiide geante ousipeiien
unb baourt bic grbitteritng gesen
gnqIorto mn 9nrtbe nod erboberI
r0ie buIgariide RotionalIiga fab-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
9as Sentide SHiff iOI in Der Sitiee
geiunfen iein.

Yetrograb, 2S. geun. Cine
bonn Beneratitab Der rliiiiifen glr.
NEE beroffentlif)te @altteilung bat
foIgerioen @ortloiit:
vllniere Srnppen baben beoeitten-
Be Grfolge l6ngs Der SroidoDiee-
gr5esfo-9o6nia-@ -@is1iti9- 9-;Sront (in
@alijien uno 80 bis 60 NleiIen iiio.
oltIi9 Don &rafait) gebabt. Sn Die
ier @egeno Seripreu9ten mir am 26.
gtooerIber cine oiterrei6iide Arrnee,
mohten mebr ols 1000 @efangene,
erbeilteten 80 &nnonen, BON oenen
10 nit gferoen auSgeriiItet tparen,
uno nabulen nod iiber 20 Nhi9inen.
gclpebre.
Gin riiiiiidesgotniIlon IN g3es.
TO nnbnt Die neberbleibieI 0es 81.
Regilneitts Der lnigorii6en SonDeo
sefaneen. Inter ibnen befano ii9
Der aommanSar1t, 20 Sffi5iere uno
1850 SoI0oten ionlt Der SABINE. @ir
nnbnen aiid elm 9lutomobiI nit Sf-
ii5iereu bes @eneraIitabeS. g9ir iesen
uniere enersiide IerfoIgrug bes
Seinoes fort.
~SSn ben @impfen in 9obs, bic am
%. Stopenlber ipeiter gefiibrt tpur.
ben, gelang es uns ebenfalls, on ge.
iuiiien @unften 6ortihritte 3u mo.
den
.Sn oer 9orpotbcn baben uniere
Sruppen beoeiitenoe oiterreihiihe
Sruppenfontineerrte attafiert.~
4etrograb, 2S. 9tou. l1eber
2onbon. Cine 8riegsrepue eines
4rafuuer 9lattes, bonn 10. 9eopem.
ber botiert iino in ben oiterrei6ii6en
Shan5grdben eeiiulben, ihreibt, bGH
Die olterreidliifen Sruppen unter
ben fiirhterliden Iuitrengitneen III,
reg unirrlterbrodenen&onpfes, Mar'
itierens imo Iufperfens bon Ser
Ihanslngen leioen. Snsjelbe 8Iatt
ihreibt, Sob 4onm 9iour. EN- oeut
Ider Sanger, Der mid in gteip 9orl
oiifgetreten lit. Jest elm 9efaneenel
Der oterreitiibell Nilit6rbeborber
in Rrafau iit. Gem 8latt 5ufoIgt
piro er bolo Dor Elm MiIitdreeri9
gebra1t peroen, Inn fib auf Die sln
tIage, miIitdriide 9iesulatiouen mid
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
Scr Streif in GOlOraOu.
G5uupermenr eriitdlt nm Giifbertr
iuna eines Seiles Der Snnoes=
trnppert.

gSoibington %. Sob. Setb
Som, Der iriibere 8irgerrneiiter bon
9cm gorf. itn0 Totrif @iloer tper-
Den als Ntitglieoer zines 4omites IN
@etra6t ee3ogen, Oas @rdiioent @il.
ion crnenncn mag, I'M 5u nerinheft,
Den Observation-Disclosures IN Colorado
III Gnoc 81 fiibren. Sefretdr 8rpon
beiprah belite nit bem Hroiioenten
sic oortige Situation.
&r1iioent @iIion enpfina 6citt
en- SGrei6en Oes @oun. N'tmons
BON Colorado. morin eriuht miro,
Don cinigen 9iitriften oes Streif-
gebietes in Colorado Die 9itrtoes-
truppen 5uriid3u8ie6en. Sos S6rei-
ben nuroe oil Scfr. Sorriion &C.
IanOt, ser nGhite ISOLDE nit oeln
8r6iioenten oariiber fonicrieren
miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

freien, merocn alle Meiningsperidic=
oenbeiten IN ser Siirfei perihipin=
ben.
r>Seit Die 6rasoien in Si5erta,
SuniS, cine sSlottenbalis eingerldltet
baben. mar 2Stalien i'm Mittclmesr
bebrobt. g6enio NOR es 0ltrH Die
britiide gaiis in 9cngo3i, i'm Golf
BON SoIortn, beorobt. 9aOilrf lit
Stalien IN cine unangenebme Gage
gefonunen, aus Der es MIR Oltrd el'
nen tiirfiidn Sieg befreit peroen
fam, iaecn Die 3eitllngen.
r3ie 3eitlmg Sasfiri effiar m
@onitantinopel iareibt: HuBlano
fam nod 4onftantinopel nur iiber
@ien fommen, 90 i'm Weittelmeer
Sstalien, i'm Shtpor3en Weer Hnmd.
rlien Der Meiiter lit
Amherb b q m iiber 2omopn, q
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
Sic grobc Nngit Der
canaoil6en Nafbbarn
Gegeniber pom Smifalo &adeu Il.
YatromiQem 1T Sdtigttit.

iGirre fiir Irtiaeriepfepoe lit beute
einem Observation-Disclosures iibergeben
moroen Ser 9luftrag belauft iid
CHI $4,000. Die Serlaorng Der
SdtteI miro nd6ite @ohe beginnen
Sine an0ere 6irma bot angefiinoigt,
oaB tie cben $4,000 Baor ltrlter3eug
fiir gfiIitdr5ipefe na6 slnriterbum
un0 10000 9ettOeden nod 0terico
ullf bcn @eg gebru4t bat.
@ai bingt n, 2S. gon. Senrn
&an Ipfe, Scr amerifaniid)e 0,dano.
re an 0ie 9tie0erlan0e, miro arn Wtitt-
nod pornittag pon Erdiioent @il.
ION cmpfangen meroen. @s ipuroe
gciagt, oaB er nit Dem BrGiioenten
bic tSrage oes ei1ropaii6en Srieoens
er0rtern polle, ober aus anltliden
Guelen bot man feline 8eitati9ung
bieies @eriihtes erbnlter.
G6icaeo, 90. Won. 500 Ifcr.
Sc ertparten in ben biefigen giebbo-
fen ibre @erienoung naf) ben
Shloftfeloern Grropas. Sic ipur.
6cm fir Die fran5oiii9e 9lrnlse in Ocn
peltIi6en |rairieitaaten ollgefauit
91cbIt oieieil 9sieroen iito nod 100
Nferoe beiierer Site in Den %iebD0-
len, Oie BON Dem britiif)en ariegS-
alnt nngefauft Duroen.
Seattle, @aib., %. 9tou. BE.
ante in 9ritiih Columbia baIten
sic 9to6ridt, oaB oeiltide ariegs-
lAiffc ii6 Lungs Der noroIi9en @au-
oclsroute I'M Yacifiifen S5ean auf-
balten, fir ungIaubipiiroig. Na6
ben Iepten 9tahribten, Die lie erbol-
ten bo6en, bot bas 6eutfdt Hacific-
G5eidapaoer Oic diIenii6en @eludiier
nid)t perlalIcn.
gteD 9orf, %. gaoo. Sn elmer
Gerinlnn1luna bieliger Srl6nber ipitr-
oe cine Heiolution angenommen, III
ser erflGrf ptrb, bab Sir Roger Ga.
Iement niernols nit Der :riiden Sone
Rule-9epesung IN 8erbinoung itario
uno ooher nidt I'M Namen Der SSriib
@olunteers 5u iprcden bere6tigt ici.
(Sir &oger gnlement ioa Dem aus
rp6rtigen 9(mte in Berlin einen 9e.
Iud abgeItattet baben itnb 2onooner
@ldtter meinen, es bailole iib I'M
Oirefte @erbanblungen 5tpiihen iri-
Idcn 9tationaIiiten uto Ser beutihcn
9egicrltng)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

lutte beigebradn. l1eber $4,000 Or
famgene, 80 8eidiise nnb nngefabr
200 Maid)inenseiuebre iinb in mmicrc
!6Gnbe gefallen. Mber Der Seinb lit
nod nid)t perniftet. Sesbalb uur-
luGrts init Gptt fir a6nig nnb &a-
terlanb, bis Der leste &niie iibcrmmn-
bcn sn nmieren Siiken liest. Smr
rabM
2pnSon, %. Iop. Der Hetrp-
sraoer 9fenterfprreipumbent ienSet
cine pfiisieGe GrflGrnns bes Smbal'
res, Sas Rnblifnm iei seluarnt, 1e'
riidtc pon cinem acknowledgement
Siea Der Sluiien sit slanben, benn
Die Semtiden leiiten Sersmeifelten
@ibs--;tano nmS bic Sdllad)t jet nod
mid< Eeenbet.
/. BortfstRns euf esss o
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

9uffaIo, %. 9fop. gluBeror-
oentIid)c 0orfcbrllnaen purben bon
ben aana0iern aetroffen, Den geia-
CARA gegen lleberf1Qe bltrd Gelltide
iiilo 1eutidfrelnoc 5u idiibcn SSS1
Sort eric, Buffalo, qeraOe gegen.
iiber, iteben 0rciBig @fili5ioIonten I'M
untcrbroden @a6c uno Oas gan5e
liter bis 5it ben sSdIlcn lno Queens.
tomn miro Sag rnb 9soht BON 800
bis 500 Mann Scr neileroings orga.
niiierten 9iirgcrlpcbr nbpatroltillicrt
@ei oen NatroitiGlengingcn benibcn
oie MannidJoften glilton1obiIe unO
Dfotprrdoer.
Sault ST. Marie, Ont, 2S
9fop. Robcrt Sopre, ser fiir5Iif bier
uuter Der @eid)uloigung 6cs Soduer-
rats oerhoitet miroe, neil man i'm
'ltr 2ait legtc, oob er in @crletling
ser su @eginn bcs .&rieges erIaiie-
nen @orihriiten 6rcmoe nod Ser
Ecrcinigten Stanten geihmlIegcli
, babe. mur6c helttc 5um @eridtsner
/ fnbren I'M GiItrift 9II9oma bernie
len. 9luf @ohperrat Itebt Sooes
Itrafe. 9fan iaat, hoB Sapre fiii
icbcn nod oen %ereiniaten Stoatcr
gcinlmngneIten 9[usiGnoer $3.50 or
Galtcn bnbe.
@aIifar, e. e., %. 9top. Nii
rrctr ais 200 @aggonIabirngen poi
&orr1tcn fiir sic notleiocnoen geI
gier on @orb lit Der 9onpfer 9ori
| hclrtc md, Hotteroom obgegangen
Gic Scnoilna hot einen @crt boz
S390,000. 3mei 9rittel muroen nol
ser @epolferinQ bieies 0iitriftes
Ser &cit bon Der geboIferl,na pot
0tontreo( beigeiteuert.
9tem 3 o RI. 90. 9top. 9as &c
nlitee fiir oie SSeier bes hunoerti6f
ri9en GSriebcnS spiffen ben 8ereiniq
ten Staoten uno @roBbritall1ien hc
6cidloiicn, onc oficntli6en iseitlid
fcitcn biz Sim Gnoc bes aricgcs )
reridicbcn slrsaei6IoiIen lit III,
Die SeiInn6me all airhcn- II. S6n
ieiern, Iiir Die 0aS Tatlrm lido
friiher fcitgeiebt lporoen mar. Nd
elmer WtitteiIitng oes bltnoertqlieor
9eu aomitees non @ai6ington me
oen Die sSeierlitfeiten pobriheinIi
fiir cine geIeaencr 3eit. bielleid]t al
oas Sahr 1917, ncridoben pernen
goiton, %. Nop. Ger Son
bampfer Sun. Ser einc pertboI1e 6
: Suna bciitider tSnrbitofie BON &u
: tcrbanl nod Seem Dorf bringt.
+ beltte bier eingelanfen. Seine Su
c fer trnren infolge eineS Sturmes, 8
ben Ganpfcr alf9ehaIten hattie, fc
bon alien iaoblen eltlcert. Gin &
: Der Bride mar peggeriiien uno MI
: fiir6tct, onB@niier in bcn 2a6erou
r einaeorrnaen lit uno bic ssarbltoi
bciflGoigt not. 3as Miro ie6od e
!, feitaeitcat meroen fonnen, nenn O.
:. Sfiff III gtcm Dor eiiltrifft.
: 2 + Cont 5, Wo.. %. Non. Ofc
i rere bieIige ,Sirmen baben heitte q
:. debcte fiir Die 9ieferlire BON 1,7Ot
n 600 6Ianea MiIit6rbemben {
n britiid)e SoIoaten eingerei6t. &
:, &ontraft tutro nod]Ste @ohe gu!
-" ipro6en perocn un6 lpirb Tid q
~ etiua 5pei Waillionen Collar bclc
fen.
Gin sIuftrog auf 700 9ferbeI
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
Sic bemti0em GrfolQe Qe,
geltilber Sem rmjiijcben
3entrmnt.

gitng mag Elm 8orriifcn Ser Seiters
rci6er iiber Die &arpatben lno nad
Dem 5luB San folgen.
r9eri6te aus g9ien beiagen, oaB
Der &onfIift auf oem gr0Berelt Seile
Der SSront oen Gbnrofter elmer beiBem
uu0 Iangpierisen S9ladt angenom-
men bot.
9ln Die &6ntpfe I'M @eIten oenft
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

Yelr0gra0 mar1lf Dnt5teu
DDr nnDffi5ielen Sit
gesmflbnngcn.
Sentifje Ieiiten bersiueifelten gQi=
beritauo, aantpf nidt beenSet.
Nnr 9unSus oeriitdf Die Siese
slamfgaft IN MAIDEN.
and Siese in SiibpOlen ideinen er-
logon 5u ieiil.
Berlin nnb Wien beseid)nen ndmlidl
Gage els nnuerdnbert.
gngehlidler nener bettif)er Snrf-
brmdDsDerIitdI bel slrras.
100000 Mann Senti6e Srnppen iul-
len bort 5nlanimenge5Dgen ietn.
RGfrislten Sun ifIOnem Grfols Der
anfitGnoiidlen Snren.
Scrbcn i'm tigenen Qanbe INNER met.
ter snriifgeorGngt.
aa6eIlinien sfuiidlem TGnemarf nnS
Gnklano bmrdi6nitten.
lfHbeitGtiste Barrier Melonng bon
Siufen bes &rensers Bertha.
SaS Sentid,e SHiff iOa in Der Citiee
geiunfen iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
9(ls 2cidle sefnnbcn.

Gan 6rnnoisco, 2S. gtop.
Sol. Senrn :. &omulsfp, ebemoliler
Nedts6erater oes perltor6enen @o-
Mas 9eopoIo pon 9elgien ltn0 cine
Der 6cfannteiten @eitalten bes SaR
;Sranciscoer observation-disclosures.
muroe heute tot III ieinem gaoc-
sinlmer gefilnocn. Gr erIog cinen
6er5Ieioen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29

- auriert Gnrc Grfaltnng IL
nem Sage = nehmt ein turfI.l
Nao I'M Oriental 9otel. (Ino.J
fr.iobp
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-29
I'm nebfrtal bmrd Sentz
idc lno 9entldfreunbc
I'll pcrbi1Oern.

Teinc @cidldfte nit 2ieferungen .fnr
cngliidDcs WiilitGr.
Tic 1scicr oes bnnocrtiabrigen 5Sric-
bens NIT Gnglanb.
glnd) ite lit bnrdl ben emrOpGiIdlen
&ries geitDrt.
Ncitere 800 amerifaniidDc Hferbc
fir SranfreidJ.
aeinc bcutIdDen Sriegsidliffc anf pa-
sifiid)en &umten.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
SAY SULLIVAN OFFERED BRIDE
Detective Declares Prominent Demo-
crat Of Indiana Gave Money to
XIII 'BfInd Tiger Cases.

South Bend, Ind, March Cool.
Joseph M. Sullivan, prominent Demo
cratic politician, proprietor of the
South Bend Baseball club, and we'll
known or the race tracks OF the
grand circuit, was arrested by Sher1n
Edward Swanson on q charge OF bri-
berry on Wednesday night. The
arrest was made in the city
hall Just after Sullivan is alleged
to have passed 500 to John Kuspert.
recently appointed chief Of detectives
OF the South Bend police department.
The sheriff, with Harry Josephenson,
clerk OF the beard CO safety and other
city hall attaches. had been hidden In
an adjoining room by the detectives.
All witnessed and made notes OF the
alleged transaction. The bride is al
legged to have been paid by Sullivan
with the understanding that the blind
tiger" cases., which to come up
in the morning in the city court and
in which he IL defendant, would be
dismissed. Sullivan was placed In
iafl.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
EUROPE BEHIND JOHN BULL.
Nations Indorse the Stand on Tolls
Question.

Washington. d. C.-The development
Of an American foreign policy as an
influence for commercial expansion
and the cause of universal peace is a
vital concern Of the Washington ad-
ministratton in its efforts to have re-
pealed the tolls exemption clause In
the Panama canal act.
Aside from President Wilson'S asser.
tion that the national honor OF the
American people Is involved In uphold
ing = treaty obligation, there are cir
cumstAnces surrounding q settlement
Of the controversy which are expected
~ administration officials to have a
broad effect on the diplomatic relations
OF the United States with the world.
Behind the protest Of Great Britain.
It has become known. universally
stands the united support Of European
nations whose formal objections to the
tolls provisions have been held In
abeyAnce to await the outcome Of Eng
lands negotiations with the United
States on the subject. Underlying
the settlement of the tolls dispute 10
An ambitious program of American d.
piomacy which cOntemplates an early
adjustment Of relations with the ma
lions Of the globe 80 that the Panama
canal may be opened in an era OF dip
lomatic good feeling.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1914-03-13
CARRANZA ASKS QUIZ
REBEL LEADER DIRECTS BENTON
INQUIRY BE MADE.
Takes Action After Conference With
ConstItutlonallst Cabinet - Brit
ain Friendly to United States.

Nogales, Sonora, March 5.-General
Carranza appointed a commission to
Investigate the death of w. 8. Benton,
a British subject, after a long session
Of his cabinet Tuesday. 1t was said
that no change had been made in Car
ranza's stand that the death Of Benton
should be taken up by the British gov
eminent and not by Washington au-
thorities.
Washington, March '6.-Great Brit
aims procurement through Sir Ed
ward Grey that the United States was
in nc way responsible for the execu-
ton of William S. Benton and that tie
American government would not be
asked to resort to force as a result of
that tragedy at Juarez was the chief
factor in the Mexican situation n
served to relieve the tension Tuesday.
In addition to saying that Great
Britain would not ask the United
States to use force to avenge hi exc
cution Of the British subject, Sir Ed
ward told the house Of commons that
Great Britain would not employ force
or send troops into Mexico. Neverthe-
less, Great Britain would not let the
execution go unavenged. 1t would
wait until 1t could obtain reparation
in its own legitimate way.
President Wilson, in a conference
with Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, British am
bassador, and Sir Lionel Garden. Brit
ish minister to Mexico, is understood
to have expressed his approval and
appreciation Of the friendly sentiments
uttered by the British foreign secre-
tary.
1t Is clear that the Benton incident
has developed an intention on the part
OF the American government to take a
more aggressive attitude toward the
contending factions In Mexico.
Austin, Tex. March 5.-Contending
that Texas has not sacrificed It's right
to protect its citizens and repel in
v~asion, Governor Colquitt in a letter
to Secretary Of State Bryan, Tuesday
defends the right of the state to send
4 force of rangers across the border
in pursuit of brigands and marauders.