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The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
Homemade Silver Polish.

A harmless and effective homemade
silver polish consists Of half a pound
of whiting sifted into bowl, to which
are added two ounces of spirits of tur-
pentine. one ounce of spirits of wine,
half an ounce of spirits of camphor,
with one tablespoonful of liquid am
monia. Mix the ingredients thorough
~ and bottle. In polishing apply lib
orally to the silver with a soft cloth
or brush and then allow it to dry, after
which rub of with a soft cloth and
polish with chamois. --.,L
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

The road skirting the south shore
of Mile Lacs lake in the town Of
Kathio has been badly neglected this
year; at the present time it is no
easy matter to get over it, and later
on when the rainy weather sets in it
will be impossible. This stretch of
road should be kept in proper repair,
as it is much travelled.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

August 4 to September Is was SOL
$50, the percentage of recruits to the
total male population being given as
follows: England, 1896, ,731 or 24.1 per
cent; Scotland, 64. 444, or 27.9 per
cent; Ireland, 20,419, or .93 per: cent;
Wales, l9, 1865, or l. "a per cent.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
A War Year,

The fact that the democrats won.
out in the Maine election last week
was minor item in the news of the
week, yet during any other election
year the contest in Maine would
have held the attention of the entire
country for days before and after the
counting of the ballots. 1t is an old
saying, ''As Maine goes, so goes the
Union," but nobody seems to care
how the old Union goes. This is the
war year and not political year, so
far as the interests of the public are
concerned.-BelleP Plaine Herald.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

The M. E. Ladies' Aid society
elected the following officers for the
coming year at its last meeting: Mrs.
Mabel Schrode, PRESIDENT; Mrs.
Daisy Mudgett, vice presidents; Mrs.
Annie Slater, second vice PRESIDENT;
Mrs. Esther Larson, treasurer; Mrs.
Elizabeth Chapman, secretary.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

Victor Olson of Dalbo shot three
bears last Saturday. The bears we're
in tree in a farm yard about three
miles north of Stanchfeld lake, and
were brought down with a rifle.
Bears have been a scarcity in these
parts for several years, and these
three must have wandered down
from the north.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

The potato movement has been
somewhat slow this week. and, al
though several loads have been mar
keted. there has been a falling off in
receipts. The quality of the stock is
good, having shown an improvement.
The price paid has been somewhat
lower than the quotations published
elsewhere.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

two short sessions Is it a wonder
there has been a marked decrease
following the quiet but careful in
vestigation of the council ON medical
education? The Journal of the
Medical Association says
that there is no question that the
great reduction in the number of
medical colleges and the remarkable
improvement in the quality of those
remaining will result in greatly
improved medical profession and
more important-will insure for the
people better qualified physicians.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

A staunch good roads advocate
with democratic proclivities writes
the publisher: ''Your man Lee
does not seem to be overly strong for
good roads from what 1 can gather
from his Marshall speech" just
about as strong as Mr.. Hammond is
if his letter to Chairman Sorter
voices his sentiments. Mr.. Lee de-
voted twelve and Mr.. Hammond
twenty-four lines to the road ques-
tion, and neither of them said any
thing of the slightest Importance on
the subject.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
Where the Political Boss Flourishos.

Few men have been SO bold as to
defend the convention system of po-
litical nominations. Possibly it may
not be long until the same may be
true of the primary system. The
primary carries the naming of can
didates directly to the people, and
results from this are not wanting.
In Pennsylvania, Illinois and
Maryland the people have spoken.
They have gone to the polls and have
registered their choice. In Pennsyl-
vania they selected Boise Penrose, in
Illinois Roger Sullivan, and in Mary
land, John Walter Smith. all for the
United States senate. In other
states they have been quite as dis
eliminating.
The proof of the pudding is in the
eating. 1t was foretold that primar-
les would not throw political ma
chimes on the ash heap, but would
make it necessary for them to
broaden their efficiency. They seem
to have done this; any way they
still get the votes.
1t seems just as easy and as
natural to carry primary as to
manipulate a legislature, if not
easier. But when the people do it
themselves no one has room for CEN
sure or dispute.
But the chief change wrought is
substituting personal for a party
machine, as primaries are quite
deadly to party lines, and SO to party
organization. 1t still remains to be
proved, however, that the personal
machine is as successful at elections
as has been it's predecessor. Duluth
News Tribune.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

Have patience. The rock road
leading west from the depot will
soon be completed. Those who have
the work in charge are just as
anxious to have it completed as the
farmers who are obliged to travel
over or around it. In the meantime
automobiles should slow down in
crossing over the west end of tina
road until the top dressing has been
applied and hardened. Fast driving
will tear the road all to pieces.
Drive slowly on the rock road for the
present.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01

table woman and her passing away
is sincerely inourned by numerous
friends. .@,> ~
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
NOTES..

A large number of fans from
Princeton were in attendance. and
rooted enthusiastically during the
early stages of the game.
"Hienie' Plaas was one of the ar
bitrators, and as usual otficiated in
fair and impartial manner.
Manager Hoftlander did not know,
when he scheduled the game, what
Princeton's representatives were to
oppose. However a victory for
Princeton was not to be expected
under the circumstances, and no one
was disappointed at the outcome.
The Princeton ball team has played
some truly creditable contests this
summer, and their record for the
season is good one.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
They Know How to Fight, Too.

1t is Great Britain with her COM
mand of the sea, and her resources
in men and money that has turned
the balance. The weight of British
numbers has hardly yet been felt.
Her colonial troops are but getting
on the fighting line. The total of
the British in action has not yet
been placed at over 100000. She can
supply ten times as many.-Duluth
NeWs-Tribune.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
CLOSE THE SEASON
Princeton Base Ball Team Closes the
1914 Season at the Kanabec
County Fair Friday.
Locals Are Defeated After Playing
Five Innings of Shut Out Ball
By Score of 10 toI.

The Princeton ball team ended the
season at the Mora fair last Friday,
when they were scheduled to play
Grasston. Grasston was on deck
with an array of imported talent
that was indeed formidable. Cum
ningham, premier twirler of the Du-
luth Northern league team, was on
the mound for the supposed kanabec
county aggregation, and displayed
phenomenal form. He goes to the
Detroit Tigers next year, and all who
witnessed his work last Friday have
no doubt as to his ability to make
good. The locals were unable to
garner one hit off of his delivery,
and he retired IS by the strikeout
route. Handschu, another North
ern league star, was at the receiving
station, and Brackett and Brecken-
ridge were two other leaguers in the
lineup. Besides these there were
four other imported players, includ-
ing Yost and Brennan. The locals
were on deck with their regular as
sortment of home talent, and, not
in the least dismayed by their for
midable opponents, proceeded to play
championship ball for five innings.
Wilkes was on the firing line for
Princeton and during the early
stages Of the fray was invinclble.
Aided by good support on the part of
his team mates, he succeeded in
blanking his opponents up to the
sixth inning. Skahen was at the re-
ceiving station and performed in his
usual classy style.
Three Of Grasston's representa-
tives crossed the registering station
in the sixth, round, and two more
completed the circuit in the seventh.
In the eighth inning five of them
registered runs, bringing their total
up to 10. Princeton was unable to
do anything with Cunningham S
amazing speed and dazzling curves,
and secured it's lone run in the
seventh round. when Bill Roos Sc
cured free transportation, and, by
some clever base running, completed
the circuit. The final score was 10
to l. and the Princeton boys, al
though defeated, demonstrated for a
time that they are possessed of real
ability when it comes to playing
ball.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
Always Gets Roasted.

If man gets rich he is a robber.
II he does not get rich he lacks abil-
ity. Whichever way you look at it
the hustler gets roasted. .-Biwabik
Times.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
j. + +
The One Hope.

The "Dove of Peace'' has been
unable to find a resting place and ha}
been forced to return to whence it
came from. Let us hope that in it's
next attempt it will return bearing
an olive branch. .-Wabasha Hreald.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
OPINIONS OF EDITORS
A Good Investment.

Money invested in good roads will
give return of many hundred fold.
Little Falls Herald.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
The Right Slofan.

''Don't Stop Mills; Start Them -
is the title of an editorial in the
Chicago Herald-and a mighty good
title. .-Chaska Herald.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
He Should Worry.

The czar of Russia says he will go
into Berlin if it takes his last peas
ant. Well, she should worry' about
the peasants. A few Thousand more
or less makes no difference except to
their own families and they don't
count. breckenridge Telegram.
The Princeton union., 1914-10-01
What Will Become of Us.

What would have become of us if
congress had not been in session
ready to pass a war tax?-Delano
Eagle.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
Gntriiitnng nnter ben
aatbolifen.
Mabnung nnb &arnnug
an bic &egiernng in
&aibiugtOn.
Die angeblidDen &athDlifen &erful-
snnsen in Ierieu.
SiidJuf Sdrenl6s bielt in Baltimore
Ieniationele 9srebist.
Srpan iullte ieine 8orte iett in Die
Sat minieben.

9alti more, MO., %. Scpt.
Gie eigentIihe slrbeit Ser bier tagen-
Den IS. SSabresfonpention Der 9lme-
rican federation of Catholic Socie-
ties begairn beiite porinittag, OILS
Tr1ii0ent Charles ). 9enehalo lei
men 9eridt einreifte. gr en1pfiebIt
Garin, 6aB Ole &athDlifen Ser Ser.
Staaten ben Gon3rtb beranloiien
lollten, 0abin sit lpirfen, oaB Yoiele
Nation Die eriten glnregungen fiir ein
trnites, nufridtiges nno bouertoes
9lbfommen unter oen @oIfern Der
@elt sum 3ipede zines internationa-
len S5riebens gebe."
Nfit 9e5ug nilf Die nbeglniibigten
gerifte bon 8raiifontfeiten n1erifn-
niider9eboroen gegen pebrloie Yrie-
Iter unb 0onnen", iagte IrGii6eni
9enehouo: Sic federation n1ilb
gegen oieic ltnmcni6liden %erfoI-
gilngen poa @ntriiItung proteitieren
uno Die &egierung ebrfur6tspod err
iii6cn, poGe @rfIGrilng unO @utmn-
dining fir begangene S6anbtaten
uno @raitiontfeiten unb fir ous nil
nierte Gi9entitm 5u iihern."
glui oieie ongebli6en 8rouiomfei-
ten Der merifaniid,en 8eborocn gegen
aotboIifen nahm ol6 @ii6of so.
icpt Shrembs bon SoIe0o in ieiner
geitrigen YreOigt bier 8e3ug. or BE-
bauptete, ooB Trieiter II. 9iidofe aIl
ihrer Sobe berolbt, gefoItert unb
eriliert moroen pGren, itno ooB ,,eine
sln5abl sSrnilen, oie ibr 9e6en Dem
fotboliiden 8laubcn geopfert ba6en,
Dem iibernntiportet ipuroen, mos
id1limmer ols 1n0 lit. nGnilih Der
@olliiii elmer unmenidIiden SoIoa.
tcsfa.~ Ter @ii6of iagte, er teiIe
oie einitige sleuberiing zines "groBcn
boliti'dcn 8enius. Ser oas HaS Scr
&egierung itcucrn bilft," oab nGnt-
lid bic leioenbe Mcnfhbcit nidlt nui
einem &rer5 bon Solo 9efreu5igi
perbcn iolle."
.aber." fiigte Der giihoi binsu,
I'm Der gegenpdrtieen STRIFE, 80
M6nner uno ,Srnnen ibrcs religi0ien
8Iaubens uno ibrer lte6erseuaunl
peeen gestpiineen pernen. sen bite.
rem aeld relisioier gerfolgung bis
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
&rieg6-
na(dri(5ten.
(eod ShIuB Der Reodfticn einge.
troffen)

8or6enur, %. Sept. &C.
NAB 9tahri6ten Don Der sSront lit
Die preitbii6e @aroe ipdbreno Der
Sample Der leBten brei Soge fi,rd)t-
bar juianmengebnuen iporoen. Sic
aonpognieit6rfe bon 250Nann mur,
oe auf 100 rebu5iert unb aae Dit
3iere linO aeionen. 3ipei @attoi1one
purben gonS pcrni6tet.
9onoon, %. Sept. Sffi5ica
ipuroe bier anaefiinoigt, baB Guala,
Der offijieae Hegierltngsiis Der beut-
iden aoIonie bon 9nmerlul iih ei-
ner britiiden Sruppenu6teilrng err
ge6en bat
9erlin, %. Sept. Gie fran.
3oiiide Hegierln9 bat nad elmer bier
peroifentlihten Grtldrltng 5igeiton-
oen, oab 0um Gum @eidoiie &c.
brauft ipurben mo crfldrt oies oo-
nit, oaB oieie @eifoiie fiir S6usen'
geieaihaften bergciteat morocn Dn-
rem. Sier ipirb periidcrt, oob tat
ien0c folder @eihoiic nlrf ben
ShlahtfeIoern gciunoen Duroen
unS bab tic fiir &riegs5ipede &C.
6rouft por0eh paren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
Sins Serlin lirgrn frinr
Dffi5ieaen Nad)rif)z
ten DDr.
SinaBiea 1T Sentidlnno anf lnn-
gen Srieg 0ur6ereitet.
Die Soften bes arieges fiir Semtidr
InmO tGglid 20 Niillionsn.
Hniien oerbreiten Weitere eriusene
SiegesnadDridDtcn.
@erben aber nus @ien nnb SuSapeit
Offisiea WiSerlegt.
Rofa bat fir einen Imsriff bon Der
Seeieite gtt geriiitet.

9onbon. %. Sept. Nus Be
trogrnb telegrnpbiert Der &orreipon-
bent oes 9bronicle::
-@5eltern oben i6ien es, als bobe
Die Sdla9t i'm @eiten GiuBlanos,
fiir oie ii9 Die 8ertiden 10 gut Dor.
bereitet baben, bereits begoilnen.
9tin lit tie ober I1on 5uenbe uno Die
0euti6en iino nuf Dem Hiid5ug be-
arifien. Sm @orbei5ieben oui Dem
sliidjug bombaroieren lie Die @erfe
pom SEopes. (Sebr eiIig lheint
alio Der 3iid5ug niht 5u lein. Inm.
D. &.)
Aim. %. Septenrber famen lie
on pier 9Sltnften iiber Die @ren5e.
Der iiiolidite @infaaspunft Dor aa.
liId,, NO lie ben 9iitrift BON Barta
belesten uno bel Sierno8, 32 Nieilen
iiiooItlid BON 9uIiidl iApere Der.
lutte erlitten.
.eine 5ipeite &oIonne fam gegerl
a1lopn uno ipuroe entideioenh ge.
fhlageu.
Cine brittle &pIorute fnln iiber
Suiuolfi un0 nnbm Den @eg na6
oem geienen, no oie S9lnft ouf
eirter oreiBig Meilen Iongen 6ront
itnttfon0.
.Qie StGrfe Ser 9eutld)en lit
nitt betannt. sic erlitteu i6uere
gerluite, irls6eIon0ere ourd sIrtille.
ricfeiler, 6os oeren 8eriufl, nod
1ruidfenif 5u sieben. oereitelte.
Ser Getrogrooer aorreipOnoent
Der 3imes iagt, baB Die 0lebrbeit
Der on Der rliiiiiden 8reiBe fon5en-
trierten oetitiden Sruppen Sinien-
truppen inlo. tpGbreno in 3rnnfreid]
unb 9eIgien 5ltnteiit Heierpeforps
pertuen6et meroen. Damn lei es
sueifeIIos, ooB Der aaiier ielbit IN
Sitpreuben Deile.
Yetrogrnb, iiber 2onoon, %.
Sept. SS1n @euernlitab lit folgenoe
offisielIe NfitteiIung oes Sberfon.
munoalten @robfiiriten 9sifolars
eineelnufen:
Gin ENGAGEMENT in Der geabe
pom Sopotsfin am SluB stieiren Ell.
oete nit elmer gtieOerlage Der 9eitt-
ihen.
Ser Seiflo ndberte iid Der 5e'
itirna Oiiopes BON gsoroen iulS
bonlbaroierte lie.
.ssn gaIi5ien bnben mir 9embica
an Der @iienbabn 65 @feilen oltlld
BON arafau. 5lpiiden R5es5op nne
Snrnoip, beiest.
Cine itarfe slbteilrrng BEG 6ein'
Ses lit ouf DEM 9fiid5ug ucn
1rsen1psI in Der Ridhtng nad Sa-
rof, 3S Meilen iiiomeitlid BON So
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
Glf Mtres Sel tit 1lanl=
lllcll.
Slik ueridInlbet 9iieienbranb i'm
Sampieu 9iitrift.

Rem 9orf, 2S. Sept. Gin foIt
elf slcres groBes @ebiet, oas 81
slglila, einen Der groBten SeIbrltn.
ncn in Sampico 0iitrift unteiebt,
bil0et cine ein5ige Waiie Rard unb
,SIommen, ipie Offi6iere oes belite
ais %cra Grii5. Nter.. aneefo1nme-
men 0ampfers @spermnsa er5dbIen.
100 Neilen melt ion man Oesgeadts
ocn SSlanmeni6ein ieben fonnen.
nobreno bel Gage Die &nudpoIfe
oas Grideinen zines beranfontmen.
ocn Sturntes bat. 9iis ideint bns
ScI. 0as aus Dem peridIoiienet
8rrlnnen berporgeiidert NOR, ent5iin-
Oct 5lt baben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
6eordnete ueberiibt iiber
Ole Sage,

Die 9emtiAen srfen bic emcm Der aierten siiden Der
9sne nnb ben NrgDnnen beftg beht in Dfqen
Barrier gerit bod eien Die @msre bsber a snrndsasen
worbem Spmi beikt i'm @eridt lafpnid, lift Der rpn
nidJts Henes at melben
Sn elmer gerner Sepeid mirS rart baf SentdlanS anf
nem lamsem rs mansiea gut purberefet it, obs bic tag
en Soften etua 20 WIiunn Warf beagen Snr Sefnng bic
er Soften lei amf mebr ais Sabr senseub 8eIb bOrbanben
Cine &Omide 9epdde bsast, bat i'm Diterreiem ariess
baem Eula 100000 Mamm MitGr pmsemrr mb mnb Saf
anf emem Imsriff BON Der Seeie smt pprberetet lit.
sn Der Cfsrsmse 9eniaubs ient emem geunltisem
&msm crit fummn iolen, and Eetrusraoer 3artem
beasen Sa cine Sdad bereits lmsnnten Der Smtdm mt
ioen wprben lei Is best me bak bic 8nen sesen &rafnn
mardierem Delei in Der unmns, bort Die berenstem O
aaren mnb bemten Srmppen nit einem Sdase nernten 5m
fOnmen Die Nafdt, bak Die 3uen ipm Sle Irsempsl
bset battem lit uea nt bedtst murbsn mmO wirS @en
auer orm bemnterf Gbenomeng nt nbr an ien,
bas 8miem dOm aber bic aarpnben msarn spmn,em mb
Smbapefer Seridlte miberipreden ben.
m fernen Stem babem Td nnd nbereinimmenScm apamem
muo benten Seren bic Sntdn Mnkeniurts bic
critic %ertebsmnssme @iau Sdan snrdsespsn Die Sapa-
Sihten Die Nadlrid cine SiegesSepeife nm
Sn Selgien fommen INNER mod gelegenidje 3nammentDFe
Die 3unr uS absr iebr rng sebambbat mmS Iber bid
Grsbuif Der 8eete hort nis geger ebt matirIidl
iasen, bak Te nberaa iesred
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
Sran5oien iagen, 0ab ale Mngriffe
5nriidgeidlagen waroen.

roslau. 9luf Der ,Sllt9t IeBen Die
Oelterreiher Irtilerie uno Grams.
portartomobile I'M Sti6e.
.9ei Golouiof idlu9en mir cine
9lbteilung oes 6einoes, ero6erten
feline 9lrtiIlerie unO madten uiele
@eiangene. 9luf Der @erfolgling
baben mir ungariifJen @ooen betre-
ten"
u ON, %. Sept. Ser aor-
reiponoent oes @iornoIe o'Stalia,
Ser 8oIn beiu6t 6a6en piu, berihtet,
oaB alles @ebol5 in Der gedbe oieies
groben oIterrei6ii6en ariegsbofens
abgeihlaeen linb perbrnnnt mrroe.
2nnobduier irno 8ilIen mur6en rrai
angeitri6en, geri6on5ungeu ipurOen
erridtet un0 Wtinen puroen gelegt
Cine Srllppenn1odt bon 100000
0fann iei IN N6oln fpnsentriert un0
Ser aroBte Cell Ser &riegsflotte liegt
i'm Saieu.
2onbon. %. Sept. Der CT.
DANCE Selegrapb So. miro aus
9lanfenbergbe, 8elgien, BON seitern
telegrapbiert, oaB Die geIgier Den
giaouft bon 8irgbes in Die 2uft
geiprengt un6 10 Die giierrbabnper.
binoung 5tpii6en gtons uno 9riiiiel
unterbro6en bnben.
Ger Central Stems miro aus 9or.
Oeaur telegrapbiert, baB nod elmer
BORT eingetroffenen gtndrift Der
oeuti6e &nmmnnoant BON Nliibl-
bouien I'M glaB SeIbitlnor0 be-
gnngen bat, neil es ibm iinmoglid
mar, Die gogeien aii iiberi6reiten.
Sorber babe er bem @eneraIitnb teIe-
grapbiert, er moge ieIbit fontnen
uno iif) bon ben liniiberfpinolifen
S6lpierisfeiten iiber5eugen.
Der Barrier aorreiponbent Der
0ailp Olail meloet, oaB Die 9otidoi.
fer Der 8ereinigten Stnaten nno
Spaniens gin5elbeiten iiber Die
9onlbentpiirfe aus oelitiden slero-
planen geitern abeno perlangt baben.
@inSlieger bntte eine9umbe na9Ta-
ris getporfen, Die bieSSnidrift triig /:
ngln Die Sariicrl 8riibe aus einem
oeutfhen SIug5eug.( @e5. Son
Sefen."
Ser Simesforreiponoent meloef
ails 9oroeaur bon geltern:
Sic feinoIihen glrneen iino iid
MN iehr nobe. 9ftr lpenige bltnoert
Yaros lit cine bon Der nnoern ent-
fernt. Sic &arnpfrDut Scr 6liigel
Ser Ieittihen lit unperntinoert. Gum
S6lub oes Cages mar Der linfe Slit
gel Der 9lqiierten rpeiter iinh g2or.
ben gefonlmert. @eiter refts mar
Die beutide Sffeniiue anfangs er-
folgreid. S6lieBIidl elpannen ober
Die 6ron5oien oos perlorene Serrain
5uriid."
@aris, %. Sept. Gem Tetit
Tarilien miro aus 9lrniteroam ge-
melbet, ooB beftige Sample 5rpiiden
ben Selgiern uuo 9elttif)en itattge-
finoen baben bel S6ooten, bier
!Reilen bon slrltlperpen, BEL Ger.
MONDE, Is Wfeilen oitlih pom 8bent,
unb BEL Soiitabe, Is NfSlen oitli6
bon 9bent. Sier bIieb ole oelltide
Irtillerie i'm Moroit Iteden lno Die
Oeittifen miiBten iif Dor ben 9el.
glcr 5llrild5iebeit. Gs beIt6tiue iih
aild, oaB Die 9eutiden 9iittidl be.
feitigen.
Die Igence Sopos meIoet aus
9iarris. oaB 0siloi s(bb gl slSi3,
Der Griultan bon Moroffo, nit @e.
folae BORT angefommen lit. gr ueroe
Montag in 9oroenur e.ntreffen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28
Sic SitnatiOn tn
Werito.
aonferen5 3wifden Ger
tretern Garran3as nnb
SiQaS.
Siiftritt Garramsas in @aibinstoner
&reifen eriuartet-
Hddltlid)c Gambsiise npn Garransa-
Srmppen in Gampede.
%era Grns' gepDlfernmg besann aus
Der Stabt sm fliebem.

DC erico, WRr., %. Sept.
8illn's SeIegranm, iporin er Gar.
rait5o nlifforbert, ols Saupt Der
aonititlttionaIiiten 5usuniten, bon
5ernail0o Goloeron du relignieren
langte eeItern abeno in Die !SGroe
Gorran5n's. gs NOR bon 8iaa uno
mebreren ieiner Sffi5iere, 0arunter
ii @eneraIen, bier SberIten ltto
mebreren 9ler5ten, 4nlpdlten uro
pronlinenten &oritititionaliiten, iii.
terSei6net. Die bieiiee Ireiie ent-
bGlt lid je0en &ommentnrs iiber ben
Gnrran3a.Sila.8rud, pabri6eirli6
aitf glnoronung Der tempordren No-
miniitrntion.
Nem gorf, %. Sept. @aiio-
giere rnb Sffi5iere bes 9anpfers
@iperon5o, Der beitte aus 8era Gru5
uno Broereiio bier eirtraf, er5GbIen
pon erniten Iltfitdnoen unb ltnrrber
in Gan1pehe, Mer. Gieier 9iitrift
mar bis iest perbdltnisndBig frci
pon repclutionGren unruben unS
oabin batten ii9 pieIe Der poblbabei.
oeren gintpobner BON Wittel.Merico.
iotpie abeeieste Smerto-8eamte se.
fIiidtet. Ssn 9srogreiIo puroen ber
Sdiffsoffi5ieren @eididten erj1blt
monoh in Gurnpe6e Solbaten Der
| aonititutionaliiten oGnGdtIid) aiii
Raub aus5ogen. Die einfpobnel
ieien gGn5Iid obne poli5eilider
Shns.
3ie giperun6a befano iia in Serc
Gru5, als Die Srbre oes @rGlioenter
@ilion, baB Die amerifaniider
Sruppen iuriidge5oeen tpiiroen, ein'
traf. Die Nebr5abl Der ginlpobnel
BON 8era Gru5, erjdblen bie Sffi
Siere Der giperan5a, fiiblten iif be
rmrubigt. slls Die Giperan5a nb
inbr, botte lie 255 Toliagiere ar
9oro, bon oenen nieIe eiIigit @ert
| Gr15 perlaiien batten, als lie borten
boB Die amerifanii6en Sruppen 81
| riidge5ogen tpiir6en. Bel Der sln
fiinft in Yrogreiio tpoIlten merifant
| ihe 9eante ied5ebn Yuiiogiere Der
boften, Die angebIi6 pronIinente Sin
| b1nger Der Suerta-&egierine naren
Ger aapitGn bes Shiffes fiihr obel
in bic See binnns urb Die betreffen
ben Haiiagiere ip1r0en nad ben
9reu5er Salem transferiert. lam
fam Die @ipcran5o nit einem Slot
tenoffi5ier an goro nod HroareIfr
| 5iiriid lno fubr ihlieblid nod So
panu ob.
9eaco, Sonoro. @er., %. Sept
Gen. 9enionin Sin's 9tnoidj1ftel
berifteten bette, oaB 8ono. Ofapto
renn's Souptarmee nod nabc BEN
| S6nuplas Der S6Iof,t pom letter
| sSreitog lei. 800 Mann fpGren abe1
nad bem Siiben geianbt porOen
iuabrifeinlid), I'M oen glufenthoIts
ort bes Gen. SSturbibc aussuiin6en
Der nit 1000 Mann Gorran5o.Sri,b
pen Dem Gen. t6iG on9e6lif) su SiIir
elf.
@ofbington, %. Sept. 81
elmer beite bout Stootsoeportemen
peroffentlidten &lino9ebung peroel
Die ginipobner bon @era Grn5 fiil
ibr nlnititerbaftes 9etragen~ nah
reno Der amerifaniiden Sffupotiol
gelobt.
SSSn bieiieen oifi5iellen nno bipIo
matiiden 3reiien ertpartet man mi
Spannung bas Heiiiltnt Ger 9onfc
rersen 5ipiid)en @ertretern ser @ene
rnle Garrnn5a iinb gilIn. Gie sln
iidt berrid)t bier. oab Gorranjo ob
treten merbc, 10 oaB peiteres 9lut
pergieben pernlieben lperoen fam.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-28

5ur gaeige 5u trinfen, fiibIe if mid
perlndt, oieiem poIitii6en @enius
3n5nrHfea aI----feiess- -itfftt -eiin5enoes
sSelo, 9einc @orte in Die Sat um-
5uiesen."
aaroinal Gibbons mobntc oerTrc-
bigt bel un0 erteiIte Den pGpitIiden
Segen Ter Haroinal erfIdrte nad
Der Nteiie. oab er Die @orte 9iihof
Sdrembs' poa uno ganS biaigc.