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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-04

making illustrations for weekly and
monthly magazines, among which may
be mentioned the Century and Harper's.
While in Atlanta he made the illustra-
tons which appeared in the first edition
of Joel Chandler Harris "Uncle Remus,"
published by the Appletons. In 1888 he
married Miss Martha Scoville Of West
Cornwall, Conn. and three years later
came to Washington to live. He resided
here from then until his death last No
vember. For several years prior to his
ton Water Color Club and he was a
member Of the American Water Color
Society," the New York Water Color Club
and the Salmagundi Club. He was also
instructor in water colors at the Corcoran
School Of Art. Among the water color
lists of America he occupied a prominent
position. This exhibition, while having
in a degree a melancholy interest, should
receive wide attention. for such it will
merit.
THE Society Of Washington Artists
J annual exhibition will open with a
private view Wednesday evening. This
is not, as some might suppose. limited
to local work, but, to the contrary, will
include a large proportion of exhibits
for out-of-town artists. 1t was the ex-
cellence Of the exhibitions held year aft
err yeah by this organization which
finally led to the establishment of the
Corcoran gallerys biennial exhibitions.
Tho exhibition held by the society last
year was pronounced a great success,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-04
Room Savers.

From the Louisville Courier-Journs..
These collapsible opera hats are
great convenience"
"So%'
Yes: you have no idea how much room
they save in q rat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-04
Timely.

From the New York Times.
Visitor hungry)-And at what time do
you have dinner. my little friend?
Terrible Boy-Soon as you've gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-04

OF COURSE ALL THE LITTLE PEO-
PIE HURRIED OVER TO FIND OUT
WHAT IT ALL MEANT.
sibie from such a noise. But Peter Rab-
bit suddenly sat up with his eyes pop
ping right out of his head. He had
just remembered the strange tracks he
had seen in the snow deep in the Green
Forest just at the end of winter. Could
it be that they were made BY the
stranger who had so excited Sammy Jay
and Blacky the Grow?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-04-04

The following books have recently been
added to the Public Library:
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06
CLOUGH

March 3.-Miss Abbie Kimball spent
last week at the r. G. Tedford home
in Ripley.
The school in District No. 43 was
closed q week on account Of the teach
er's institute.
George Schuebel was caller in Fort
Ripley Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mile Smith, who is working
for hrs. Samuel Tedford, visited over
Sunday at her brother home in Rip
ley:
Jeha Tiadell was a caller at George
Kimball's, Friday night.
Mrs. Carrie Olson received word from
her husband that he is working up
north in the mines.
James Kimball stayed Saturday
night at the Riverside Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller and Mrs.
Carrie Olson called on friends in Rail
Prairie Sunday.
The saloon keeper at Fort Ripley
was q caller in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. A. A. Rolf is reported on the
sick list.
George Kimball is laid up with the
rheumatism these days.
Edward Rolf is breaking his colt to
drive now days.
Barney and Elmer Kimball are haul
ing cord wood from their farm to Fort
Ripley.
Mrs. John Wedin was a caller in
the Fort Tuesday.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06
FAWNDALE

March 3.-Alice Kay of Swan River
visited Mrs. E. Taylor Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The dance at Swan River last Mon
day evening was we'll attended A
good time is reported.
August Kuka and John Stiller are
hauling bass wood bolts to Flensburg
this week.
Arthur Taylor and George Larson
were Swan River callers Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Hipen of Elm Dale is hauling
hay this week.
The February thaw has made the
roads in poor condition in this vicinity.
Elak Kuka was employed at the B.
Taylor farm Thursday and Friday of
last week.
John Lyshek was hauling logs last
week.
George and Ernest Larson called on
Arthur and Walter Taylor last Fri
DIV evening.
Mrs. johnson of Swan River called
on Mrs. l.. Larson last Tuesday.
Louise Gwosdz visited with her aunt,
Mrs. Setera, last week.
J. Brass was a county seat caller
Saturday.
Mike Schriuer, Jr., of Flensburg
visited with Frank Raulgis last
week.
John Lyshik and Vincent Minchow
were county seat callers last Tuesday.
N. Kuka is again cutting wood in
this vicinity.
Sadie NJ. Davis, who attended the
teachers institute in Little Falls, re-
turned to her school in Dist. 13, Mon
day.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06
SWANVuL,E

March 4.-Grandma Schwandt is
very i'll at this writing, having suffer
ed hemorrhage on Monday evening.
Mrs. B. B. Cox is business visitor
in Little Falls this week.
Mrs. j. j. McRae left for Little
Falls Tuesday. She will remain for
several days.
DR.. R. w. Campbell visited in the
FAILS Monday, Where 'f he viii iSa remain anna a
short time.
1t is reported that E. o. Larson has
purchased the Van Zile house in the
southern part Of the village. :
Miss Luella Chisholm, Miss Blanche
Chisholm, Miss Bean and Mr.. Sandt,
the Burtrum teachers, attended the
play here Friday evening.
The second production of "What
Became of Parker" was well attended
Friday evening. A dance was given
afterwards. -
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
church will meet with Mrs. F. G..
Muske on March Is.
The L. P. G. has postponed it's meet.
ing this week because of the absence
Of so many of its members in Little
Falls this week.
Mr.. Locker gave very interesting
lecture at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Albert Mike passed awav at
her home in this village Thursday eve.
ming about eleven o'clock, after a
lingering illness, having been confined
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06

to her bed only ten days, however.
Funeral services were held from the
Lutheran church Sunday morning,
Rev. Kretzschmar preaching in German
and Student Lobeck in English. Mrs.
Mielke leaves to mourn her departure,
her aged husband, three sons, Herman,
of this village, Emil of Burhamville
and Albert~of st. Paul; also two
daughters, Emma Of Colorado and Mrs.
Domjahn Of st. Paul; one step daugh.
ter, Mrs. A. Fritz, of Culdrum. All
were here to attend the funeral. Mr..
Steve Of Young America, brother of
deceased, also attended the funeral.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06
x.Fa'LENSBURG B

March 4.-Roy Grandberg from
West Culdrum was a caller in our vii
Mr.: sand Mrs. Chas. Hoaglund and
children visited with Mrs. Hoaglund g
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Bergstrom,
Sunday.
Mrs. Olef Larson visited with her
daughter, Mrs. O. Rocene, in Little
Falls, few days last week.
Edwin Johnson returned to Mlnnea-
polls, where he IS employed, Monday,
after having spent the past month
: with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
johnson.
Among those who were Little Falls
passengers Monday were Mrs. O." MO
line, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom
and Gust Anderson.
~ H'Algot johnson is employed at U.s.
car Bergstrom g this week.
:. Mn, sOlof Larson wilEsentertain the
: Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church at her home here next Sunday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All are wei
come.
I Nels Martinson made business trip
to Little Falls Saturday.
= School commenced in Dist. No. 81
Monday, after weeks vacation, the
teachers having attended the teach
er 8 institute in Little Falls.
Miss Ruth and Helen Sundberg were
visitors in Little Falls between trains
Saturday
Oscar Bergstrom has commenced to
haul his goods over to his father 9
farm, which he has purchased, and
will make his future home.
G. l.. Freeman was a caller IN Little
Falls Monday.
Louis Larson lost valuable cow one
day last week.
Little Falls herald., 1914-03-06
WHIST BELLEVUE

March 4.-James MacD Dougall and
Miss Rose MacDougaH were shoppers
in the county seat Friday. ~.
Miss Stone returned from Little
Falls Friday where she spent last
week attending the teacher 5 institute.
Mrs. NJ. Berget was in Royalton Fri
day.
Miss Helen Proper is spending few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Proper. -.
Mrs. N. o. Anderson was in Little
Falls one day last week. -7~
Miss MacDougall drove to Royalton
Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-02
Mems Funrr1ishim gs

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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
2tbtt &riegs.
na9ri9teu.

q M 3 gorf, 81. SuIi. Soeben
bnt au6 Der 9tprboeuti6e 9Iopo on-
gefiiioigt, oaB ieine S9iffe bon Seem
gorf nnf) 9re1nen bis auf ipeiteres
ni6t loufen iper0en.
@aris, 81. Suli. Ter 0nntpfer
Tropence, Ser I'M &riegsfale oils
SprratsiGiff Der fran50iii6en Mn-
rine SIT bienen bot, hat bonn 0tarine-
amt gefebl erbalten, lid 5unn
9ierite 5ii neloen. Iie Mbfabrt Oes
Snmpfers na6 Seem Oorf miro oes-
balb iiilterbleiben. Der franjoiii9e
9oti6aftrr III @nIbington, SSean
SuIes SSliieranb, bate allf oem
Gornpfer @aiiage belegt.
Statt Ser Eronence miro Der
9ampfer Ga Srunce, Der nidlt ols
&eierpeidifT Ger ariessflotte gebudt
lit, obglei6 er crit am s. sluguit
bGtte obgeben foIlen, i6on morgen
nod 9fetp Yorf aboanpfen. Der
omerifanii6e Sotid]after 6errid
batte barniif Taiiage beleet, fam
nber MIN ben Sanpfer niht be-
nusen, neil er bis moreen nidt nit
ieinen 9lrbeiten fertig peroen fam.
SerIin. 81. SitIi. Ser beiitid]e
&ronprin5 @ilbelm lpurbe be1tte sum
&ommanoanten Der erften Oibiiion
bes 8aroe- -9lrmeeforps ernnnnt.
Omuib n, SoIlano, 81. SilIi
Ser bieiige Seitul1gsfomntanbaltt
bat oen bier eingetroffenen otter
reidiiden &eeierirngsoampfcr 9lrno,
auf Dem 81 oIterreidiide SeefuOetten
cine ltebitngsfabrt mn6en, octiniert
itno bis gum @intreffen bon Ser
fiiguneen iciner 9fegierung cine
@ad)e oil Sor6 oes Sfliffes pla5iert
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
Snnbes Sd)abautt wirb
bier5nlan0 bilfreid
eingreifen.
@ans abnurmale %erbGltniiie in al.
len 9Gnberm Der @elt.
Sd)liehnns Der Neiu Yprfer SDrie
MIR %priidtsmafnahme.
Sine Jteibe npu Waflerfirmen ntnkte
3ablmnsen einiteqen.
l;raiiSeut beidliekt, ,@aibinstun nidlt
sn nerlaiien.
3ablmnssterntine in ben meiitem Sal
len ncrlGnsert.

9onoon, 81. SSuIi. Die Con.
ooner 4ftier.9orie tpiroe bis aiif
meitere gtoti5 geihloHen. Die gnt-
ideioung fpurOe beute morgen in ei-
ner Sisung oes aontites getroffeil.
Tieies &onite gab oit6 befannt, baB
Ser Serrnin fir on1 13. 9ligliit fGIli.
ge Soften bis 5uin 81. gluguit Der.
i6oben tpuroe, uno oaB am6. gluguit
fdQige Goniols big September Der.
lon9ert ipuroen.
9(ftien, Die fir Die ioeben abee.
idloiiene Ibrehnitng nod obgeIiefert
werOen ioqen, ntiiiien ieoo9 be5ablt
fueroen.
Ser Suuptgrunb fir oieies elm.
sig oaitebenbe 8orgeben 6es &ontitcs
Der 9onooner gftienb0rle mar sic
3otia6e, baB bos&rebitipitern foftii6
nieoergebrohen lit iino es rnm0gli6
purbe, 6as @ei6dft in ser iibli6en
@eiie tpeiter5itfiibren. Giefe Sitita-
tion entItano ni6t blirh lteberipefu-
lotion, ionoern neil 9anfiers Wear-
gins ni6t foneftieren fonnten, Die
aIlntdbIih 5iian1menidrltmpfen,
pGbreno gu glei6er 3eit ser &onti-
nent 9lftien nah 2onoon 81 ididen
fortflibr.
asn Ben lesten Sagen periudten
bieiige 9anfiers, ibre &unoen 5u per-
artlaiien, oie 9lftien auf5unebmen,
ober oie llnmogIidfeit, 9argeIb 3u
fin0en irno Die SefuritGten 3u per-
foifen, batte 5lir SoIge, beb ba5
areoitgeidGft mttomotif6 auiborte.
m6 Die S6IieBrng Der 9orie ruroe
notfpenoig.
Die Strabe mar beltte Son BON
SGnolern uno ibren Glerfs, Deihe in
mebr ooer meniger be6ouerlihem
Gone Ole Situation erorterten.
@lns goip, Shottlono, 81. 2sll-
II. Gie slttienborien in 8losgow
lrno edinburgh ipuroe beute geifloi.
len.
q 10 3 rf, 81. Sui. Gie bieIige
9lftienborie miro beute ni6t offnen.
3ie 6rnge. OBJ iie geoffnet peroen
ioa ober niht, tpurbc fnonp Dor Be-
ainn oes Marftes in elmer @erIamm-
lung bon ganfiers beiproaen. Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
9em ,,SrOdenen" Slluor=
gefDmmen.
oiberale Sbips berlansen gSiScrrnf
ppn 4pcal Option.
sSmitiatipe-E Eetitipnen fir gsobem6er.
abitimmmmg eimgereidlt.

Columbus, g., 81. SSl1li. Ser
treter Ger Sbio Some <le 9liiocia-
tion reihten gcltern beim StaotSie=
fretGr @rabes neutrality-suspicious.
fiir Die llnterbreitiine eines gepIan-
ten Observation-Disclosures on Die
@Gbler ein, neldes in 3ufrnft
itootspeite 9Srobibition orr6 einfa6c
@eiesgebung perbiiten iino boS bette
hen0e 2ocdI Option 8eiet mioerru.
fen iriir6e. Die Ietitionen 5irti,Iier,
ten inter Ser liberalgeiinnten &Gb-
leridaft ltno peiien 2S4,000 Inter
idriften aitf.
superintendent @apne g. gSbee-
Ter BON Der Sbioer @nti-SdIoon Sec
que gob geItern befanrt, baB oie Te-
titipnen Der rSrodenen" sur 9lbitim
nuns fiber itaotsmeite Trohibition
nGdIte ISOLDE eineerei9t fperoen iol-
len.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
Suit aQe &0rlen Ger
Ger &elt gei@lo1en.
gfew Yorter un0 S9weittr.& .&0rien
i9lo6en bemte.

@ounerneure Der glftertb0rie aaben
befa1tnt, ooB ale glblieferlrtgen bis
aitf peitere Notis iuipenoiert ipdreu.
Die gonioIibateS Stof @rfonge,
Die nod Dor gefnntttgabe Der SdIie-
Bung Der 9lfticnborfe seoffnet batte,
i6IoB flir5 baraitf.
Der geeIp 9orfer rGiirb 06arfet"
bei6Iob glei6fa[s, bente ttif)t 5u Off
men. 9onrit lit Die Ieste Der Iftien.
borien in Seem 0orf eeidloiien NOR
BEN.
Die 4affeeborie bei6IoB beitte, bis
Ioi1tag geidloiien 5ii bnlten.
IbiIabeIp bia, 81. StIi. -
sluf 8rltno Ser @ntfdeibung Der
@Np gorfer g0rie, gei6IoTen an boI.
fen, entidieben bic @oirperneitre Der
Ibilobelpbioer gorie, sleihfans ee.
i6Ioiien su 6leiber.
Iittsburgb b, 81. SiGi. 9ie
Tittsburger Mftienborie tpi1rbe belte
bis altf tpeitere geoti5 geidloiiei.
Gbicoeo, 81. Suit Die Chi.
caeoer 9lftiertborIe miro beite ge.
i6Ioiien iein.
g oIton, 81. SSiIi. Die @puper.
neure Ser bieiisen gorie beidloIien,
iie berte nidt 5u eroffnen.
@afbingtom 81. Sili. -
SefretGr Mcslboo erlteB beute ette
&unbmadung, ipona9 bas Shdt-
mntsbepartemei1t ap1bren0 Der geeert.
p6rtigelt Situntion. 40 tpeit es ge-
iebIi6er @eiie Inn barf", IN Seem
gorf ober ionitrpo belfen miro.
9aris, 81. SSliIi. Ser &nbinetts-
rat lit fir morgen eittberufen, I'M ei-
ne @erlangerling Der 3oblungster.
mime fiir fdIlige ShIigationen 5u err
moeen. Die 9lngit ser fIeineren 9e-
lhGftsleute bat einen ioI6en nnnfong
angensnmen, oaB ii6 Oiele unter ib-
nen pegern, Die neuen 90. uno
5+Srancs Hegiertngsnoten on3rneb.
men, Gepnrtementldben ipeiien In
folae Woneels BON fleinem @eI6e
mir Die SGlfte hires iibli6en Cages.
geidGftes ouf. Die 9Soit lit sn einem
GritteI ibres getpobnlihen ltmfanees
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Columbus, 8, O., 81. SSiili. -
9luf @rllnb Ser gta6ribten bon Der
idieoeren 9orien offnete beute Die
bielige glftienborie ni6t.
st. 2ouis, Mo., 81. SuIi. Die
9lftienobteilllng Der Merbonts' Or
dange BON ct. 9ouis idloB beltte,
aber Die 8etreioe6orie ipiro laitt 9(n-
fiinoigung oifen bleiben.
q etp Oorf, 81. Sili. W2it Der
S6lieBung Ser bieiigen Iftienboricn
famen Sransaftionen III Sefitrita-
ten Ser gonSen @elt gum Stillitano.
gtep 0orf mar in oen lesten paor
5agen ser ein5iee groBe @arft Der
@eIt, Ser Oas 8eihdft tDie iiblif)
peiterfiibr.s. Die S6lieBung Der
@orie ipuroc in elmer Sibung bon
ganfiers luio 6inan5mognaten
in Der Office pom :. g. @orgm &
60. 6eifIoiIen. Dies eeidab, neil
man befiir6tete, oaB BEL neiterer Sf-
fenbaltlna Der 9orie Ser Griid oltf
are6ite einen sefGbrli6en Grao an,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
Sinh in Der Sdiuei5 nnD in Spllnnb
nngeprouet iuproen.

9on6on, 81. Suli. S5n oen
eriten MorgenltilnOen lit bier Die
gtadrift eingetroffen, OaB in Bots
Dam unter Yorlis oes &ailers @il-
belm cine 9eratung Der &ei9smini-
tier itnttgeilmoen bot, Die bis 0iitter-
nuht wGbrte imo na6 oeren S6luB
cine 3eniur ii6er Die aus Berlin
misgebenoen SeIegranme eingeri6-
ret pur0e. 9os miro babin geoeu-
tet. 0ob ons 9euti9e &ei6 cine Yfo-
biliiierrng norbereitet uno ooB in
wenigen Shinoen Die gitI6eionng
0ariiber fallen tpiro, Oh europa III
cinen nllgeineinen &rieg oeripideIt
tperSen fpiro ooer niht.
Dan atpeifelt ipeoer in 9onbon
nod in Berlin ooron, 0oB Sergius
Sa5onoff, Der ririiiid1e Nainiiter bes
9leuberen. nirf Die geitrige oelttide
9tote oie glrrtiport erteilen iuiro,
SiuBIanos %obiIiiieriine iei bereits
ongeoronet tporoen irfto fonne ni6t
riidg6ngig gerraht tperoen.
SSru Sale elmer 0eutiden Mo6ili-
iierilng miro PreirIier gsquitb I'M
persiigIi6 oas llnterbons eriuhen.
einen aroBen &reoit ais unerl6Blide
Eoriift 5u beiuiIIigen.
@ien. 81. SuIi. @eitern obeno
lit foIscn0c offi5ieae Gepeide bier
eingelauien:
.8eaen Nlitternn6t ipitrOe BON
9elgrao aus elm Waidinengepebr-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
Strenge 9epei(be1l=
jenimr ldRt Wtobtlt>
iterun0 erlporten+
Nusmdrtiges Nmt ertldrt, fie
lper0e beutc nid)t befoblen.

AtiO Nt%tS ANteJ
Die bulgorii9e 9fegierung bot
offi5iea ongefiinbist, BOB lid 9ul-
garien neutral perbalten miro. 9lus
Snlonifi miro ieoo6 beri6tet, BOB
5ablreihe 9anoen bon &omitatidis
Lungs Der ierbiid-mu5eboniifen
@ren5e fonsentriert iperoen. Die
8anoen sGblen $4,000 @fnnn uno
man perrnittet, BOB es reglIdre
Sruppen iino, oie iib ols Somitat-
i6is nerfleibet 6oben. Bon gtii6
na6 Salorlifi gebt Die einsige Sele-
gropbenlinie, Die nod SIR lteberinitt-
lung bon 9tadridten beniitt fperben
fann. slnbere enropdiide Sele=
erapbenIinien fonnen ni6t berntt
iperoen.
2on6on 81. SitIi. @eitern
ubenb ipuroe ongefiinoiet, bab Die
9oiierin- -@itfpe BON &iblnno ibren
geiitd BEL ibrer SdneIter, Der &oni-
gin-Niitter GleranOrio, dbeefiir5t
bat lmo nngeii6ts Ser ernIten Sage
unper5iigli6 mad ct. Petersburg 5it-
riidfebren min.
Taris- 81. Silli. Nie fran5oii-
ide Negierung bat angeoronet, oaB
Niid5ablungen Der Sparbanfen nur
biz gum getrage bon 80 Snncs fir
jeoen ginleger erfolgen Girfen. slu6
perben 9fiid5obliingen MIR gesen
porberiee 5tpeipo6ige &iinbigitng
geleiitet.
Die 8ortf bon iSranfreih bot be-
f6loiien, Soften 5it 90 tno 5u so
SSroncs 5u entittieren, Inn BEN
S6rpierigfeiten I'M Sonbelsberfebr,
oie lid ans Dem 8eridmin6en bon
@olo ilno Silber aus Oem 8erfebr
er9eben, eritgegen5itfommen.
9onbon 81. SSlili. Gus g1eit-
terrible Snreau meloet aus ct. Te-
tersburg: Wtan elaubt bier, bob
SeIterrei6 ltngorn beiite MuBlono
Sen 9riee erfl6ren miro. Sollte iid
oies betpabrbeiten, 10 miro &aiier
9eifolors nod Mosfan geben, Inn in
Der l1f6ensfp-aatbeorale ein Bro
nlincianento 5u erlaiien.
9onoon, 81. HSuli. 9ie Sam-
burg-9lmerifu 9inie fiiilbigt an, oob
Die beiltige glbfabrt oes 9ampfers
Snperator bon Sambirg dbgeiagt
tpiiroe. 800 Taiiagiere erIter 9IaIIe
erlparten bier Die 9lnfunft Ses gro
BEN Gampfers unb ipltroen in 9ennt-
mis- geiest, 0oB oie gbfabrt bon
6anlbilrg nit gfiidiiht auf Die be-
oenfli6e Gage abgeiagt iper6en
ntliBte. Gtrpa so Der bier lpartenben
Tniiagiere iino 9lmerifaner. Inter
oieien befinoet iif) ber, amerifaniide
9otIfofter in 3om, Sbomas 9felion
Tage, Ser 5i,in ltrlaub nod Ben Ser
eirigten Staaten reiien .tpollte.
Gen Naiiogieren tpitroe es anbeint-
geiteat. fiir ibre lteberTabrt onoer-
meitiee arrangements su treffen,
bod fiigt Die slnfiinOiaung ser So
pog bin3u. baB bie 9lbiabrt iofort er-
folaen miro. iobalo iifl Die Gage
etpas eeflGrt baben miro.
Sumburg, 81. SuIi. Ger Sm-
perotor, Der belite bdtte nad) 9teip
gorf obgeben ioGen, bleibt porldufig
bier. @Ieid5eitig tpirbe angefiin-
Oigt, 6ab ser Iampfer 8aterlonb in
geeip gorf bIeibt, Inn Die ipeitere
Gnttpidling Der i1lternationaIen
9age abaniparten. Eie nnberen
9ampfer Der Snnburg 9lnerifa
9inic blei6en i'm regiiIGren 0ienit.
Gie Sdiffnbrt nod ben Sitiee.
bGfen ipiiroe gdn5lif eingeItellt.
9onbon, 81. SliIi. Sffi,iea
puroe angefiinoigt, baB Die ,aon-
periationen" 5ipifden ser oiterreiti-
iden uno Der ririiiiden &esierl,ng
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-07-31
9emti@e 9ampfer lit Sambnrg,
New Yort nn0 SoitOn ST.
riidgebalten.

ieuer eroffnet unb Die oiterrei6ilG-
ittgnriifen Wtonitore begonnen alS
9lntruort oorauf oic Stabt Sel9rno
5u bombaroieren. I'm 1 ltbr friib
flog 0as Tulperma9a5in in 9elgrao
in Oie 9ift. gei ginbrlitb Ser Mor-
gettoommeritng madten bic Serben
neuerlif einen erfolgloien Seriud),
bie 9onoubriide in Die 9uft si
iprengen. Ga nlih pom ferbii6en
3oahauie ans S6iiiie auf uniere
Srilppen gefenert rpuroen, puroe
itniere glrti1erie gegen bos @eb6lt0e
geriftet lno balb log es in Sriint-
mern. @leid5eitig brad on peridie'
0enen Gunften 9elgrnbs sSeiter aus.
8Gbreno beg 8eriudes, Die Bride
in bic 9uft 81 iprengen. fpurOen t6
Serben gefongen genornnen nno
nod Der Sseitling Teterparbein ge-
bra6t. gs gebt oas @eriidt, OnB
es ju ltnritben in gfeit-Serbien qe-
fommen lit. neil ons ni6tierbii6e
Clement fi6 weigert, fiir Ser6ien 5lt
ben @affen 5ii greifen." :"
geIgroo, 81. SSSuIi. I'm II
ltbr nodts eroffneten oie SeIterrei-
der nit ifJiperem 8eidiit einen
5ipeiten slngriff ouf 9eIgra0. Die
@eIdiibe Ser oiterreihiiden @oni-
tore unb Ser 8otterien bon SemIin
lr1terbielten bas sseuer biz gegen
3 ltbr friib. Mebrere @eb6iioc MIR
BEN bci6G6igt. Die ierbiI6en @e-
idiisc ertpiberten oos Seuer mir ee-
legentIid. Gin ofterreidiifes &a-
nonenboot tpuroe idiper beid6oigt.
Gin Ieriiid] ser Seiterreiher, iiber
ben 5luB SIT fommen, lpuroe bitrd
6os SScuer Ser 9Snfanterie uno Ser
9rrtillerie pereiteIt unS Ser sSeino err
lit groBe gerliiite. Gas Seuerae-
feht oonertc bis 4 llhr friib. Iic
Serben erIitten feline @erIlite. Mebr-
mails periudlten sic Seiterrei6er
0ann. iibr sic Conan lno Sic Sape
ill fommen. nur6en aber je0eSmol
5uriidaetrieben. gs qebt bas 8e-
riidt, bnB tie heitte bos @onrbarbe-
ment ipieoer eroffnen poIlen.
9onbon,3 81. Sui. Cine Gent
liner Gepeife meloet Gie Seiterrei-
der iiberi6ritten Die Conan 80 Niei-
len oitlif BON 9elgrao uno Die Saue
5ebn 0ieilen iiiolid. 8elgrao tpiiroe
genommen unO lit nm bon ben
Seiterrei6ern beiest, Die peiter auf
Der StraBe nad Siiipanica uno
gtiidJ pororingen. Die 9eiesrng
BON 9elgrao puroe obne groBe
Shpierigfeiten Ourdgefiibrt. Die
Serben 5ieben lid tells gegen 8roca,
tells gegen YopomitidJ 5uriif. Gum
lleberi6reiten Der Conan benusten
Die Seiterrei6er ben nod iteben ge-
bliebenen Seil ser Bride, tells cine
raid erridtete Tontonbriide.
Itben, 81. Suli. slus 8orfi
miro beridtet, Der riiiiii6e. &reuaer
Seres, Der I'M Sortisen Safen Iieet,
babe orabtloie gtad1ri6t erbolten.
oaB 9elgrao beiest mnrOc unb 5lpar
nad beftigen 9dmpfen, bel oenen ole
Seiterreifer 200 Mann, Die Serben
120 Nann perloren. SSerner miro
beri6tet, oaB Die Montenegriner Cat.
taro beiest baben. Ger riliiiide
9reu5er bat iest 9orfu berIaIien