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The Washington times., 1914-07-07
No Trouble to Keep
Skin Free From Hairs
(The Modern Bcauty.J

There Is no need for any woman to
countenance superhuous hairs. be-
cause with a paste made by mixing
some powdered delatone with water
IT is easy to get rid Of them. The
paste is applied for > or minutes.
then rubbed off and tho skin washed.
This treatment will rid the skin Of
hair without leaving 4 blerlish. but
care should be taken TO see that you
get real dclatonc.-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1914-07-07
Mrs. Janis Leads Flirt
Into the Police Station

NEW YORK, July "A new way of
discouraging firtatious men was tested
by Mrs. Mary Janis. Of Weehawken, a
relative Of Elsie Janis, the actress.
When followed by man as she left
the subway At Fulton street Mrs
Janis walked around 10 the Greenwich
street police station.
The man followed her up to the steps
and into the station before he real
lied that he had been cleverly trapped.
He described himself as John Smith, Of
The Washington times., 1914-07-07
Forty Persons Injured
When Trains Collide

ELYRIA. Ohio, July Forty per-
sons were injured. several seriously. to-
day when a work train on the Grafton
division of the Cleveland and South
western electric railroad failed to take
a switch and crashed into a passenger
coach. Twenty Of the injured were
rushed to a hospital here
The Washington times., 1914-07-07
Wilson Frees His Old
Servant, Found in Jail

TRENTON. July 7.-Learning through
Princeton woman that a waitress
who had been in his employ ten years
age was in the Mercer county Jail here
for intoxication, President Wilson
asked Governor Fielder to make an in
vestigation.
The woman will be released as soon
- = suitable home is found for her.
The Washington times., 1914-07-07

ever there is to en-
hance its a rival
and to ease and
comfort the eXpec-
tant mother should
be given attention.
Among the real
helpful things is
an external alb
nominal application
known as Moth
ers Friend" II ia
The Washington times., 1914-07-07
The New Baby
Is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny infant makes life's per-
spective wider and brighter. And what
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05
500 REWARD. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, an6
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure Gow known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrl
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that ii
falls to cure. Send for list of testi-
monia1s.
Address: r. J. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05
NOTICE.

Under and by virtue Of the power
of sale contained in a certain mort
gage deed, executed on the 25th day
of August, 1912, by Augustus Uzzell
to L. M. Parker, recorded in book Ito
at page 156, Of the Records of Wayne
County, the undersigned will sell for
cash, to the highest bidder, at the
Court house door, in Goldsboro, on
Monday the 9th day of Feb, 1914, a
certain tract of land lying in Colds
boro township, Wayne county, NORTH
Carolina, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a pine, w. J. Rouse
and r. B. Bassett's corner, and runs
S. 68 w. IA poles to J. B. Baker and
Walker Snead's corner; then with
Bakers line s. 12 e. 221s poles to w
J. Rouse's line; then with said Rouse's
line to the beginning, containing one
and one-tenth (1 1-10) acres, more or
less.
This 9th day of January, 1914.
L. M. PARKER,
JNO. R. SMITH.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05
BOARD OF COUNTY HEALTH
THE SMALLPOX QUESTION HAS A
G-RESOLUTIONS
PASSED.
Go1dsboro, N. c., Jan. Is, 1914.

GOI0sbOrO, N. c., Jan. Id, 1914.
The Board of Health of Wayne
County met today in special session.
all the members present: I. F. Or
mond, J. r. Higgins, DR.. w. G. Steele,
DIR. w. T. burlington and E. T. Atkin-
son.
The special purpose of the meeting
was to decide upon some plan of coop
Grafton with the City of Goldsboro for
the management of small pox in the
City of Goldsboro and the county.
A committee from the Chamber OF
Commerce and also a committee from
the Board of Aldermen met with the
board to offer suggestions to bring
about cooperation of City and County
to stamp out smallpox.
Messrs. J. R. Higgins, N. O'Berry
Geo. A. Norwood, J. M. Allen, w. ID
Creech and Drs. T. M. Bizzell and J
r. Parker addressed the Board on the
prevalence of smallpox in the City OF
Goldsboro and the county, all saying
that the present rule for the manage
ment of the disease is not suff1c1en1
and asked that more drastic measures
be adopted.
The Board passed the following res
olutions:
1. That owing to the alarming prev
alence of smallpox, the County Boar6
of Health most earnestly urges eacf
family in the City of Goldsboro ant
the county of Wayne to see to 1t tina
each member is fully protected from
smallpox by vaccination, thereby pro
tecting themselves and others from
the disease.
2. That we, the Board of Health O
Wayne county, in view of the alarm
ing smallpox conditions now preva
lent, adopt compulsory vaccination IL
such localities as may be deemed wise
by our county physician. We alst
join with the authorities of the Cit.
of Goldsboro in maintaining join
pest house for the segregation of cases
the cost of each to be regulated b!
their proportionate number of in
mates.
8. That we do hereby enact the fol
lowing rule for the enforcement o
quarantine: If householder knows
of person within his family sick will
smallpox, he shall Immediately Civ
notice to the quarantine officer. II
physician suspects that person whom
he is called to visit is infected will
smallpox, he shall Immediately Civ
notice thereof to the quarantine office
(Dr. J. r. Parker is the quarantine
officer for the county.)
That when a householder or ply
sician fails to report such cases, h'
shall upon conviction be fined not les'
than $500 nor more than $50 or i'm
prisoned not less than ten nor more
than thirty days, in the discretion o
the court.
Any person or persons failing tt
abide by the quarantine as instituted
by the quarantine officer, upon cor
viction shall be fined not less thar
$500 nor more than $500, or i'm
prisoned not less than ten nor more
than thirty days in the discretion OF
the court.
On motion of DR.. w. T. burlington
these rules and regulations are to be
published in all the county papers.
I. F. ORMOND,
Chairman.
E. T. ATKINSON, Secretary.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05
FALLINK CREEK ITEMS.


A Farmers Institute was held at
Falling Creek school house last We'd
nesday. A large number of people OF
the community we're present to enjoy
the interesting talk and demonstration
given by wise leaders of farm and
home life.
Miss Halle Hester has returned
from Smiths Chapel where she spent
a very pleasant week visiting Miss
Ettie McCullen.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Cogdell, of Colds
boro spent Sunday with relatives here.
Last Thursday evening, Miss Lucy
Grantham and MIG. Leslie McCullen
were united in marriage. Rev. T. j.
Hood performed the ceremony.
Miss Sallie Williams, Mrs. B. B..
Grantham and little daughter. Marga-
ret, from near Mt. Olive, were visitors
at Mr.. G. E. Grantham's last Sunday
Rev. Piland, the pastor, preached
good sermon to large audience last
Sunday morning at Falling Creek
Methodist church.
Mr.. Sam McCulen spent Sunday in
Goldsboro.
| Several young people gathered at
the home of Miss Mamie Lambert last
| Thursday evening, it being the happy
occasion of her sixteenth birthday.
Miss Alice Herring and Mr.. Paul
Thompson of New Hope, Miss Caddie
Golfer and Mr.. Earl Davis Of Geno
were guests Sunday, of Misses Glenn
Thompson and Minnie Herring.
Miss Effie McClenny and Mr.. Walter
Edwards were married last Saturday
evening.
The play, "a Regular Flirt," at Ca
llypso last Friday night attracted quite
a number of people from Fallin,
Creek, al lof whom report good time
Those who were present are: Misse
Mary Cox, Elma Stevens, Annie Sut
ton, Roxie Blackman, Myrtle, Mrs. M
Benton, Messrs. Tom Parker, Alle1
Whitfield, Edwin Cox, Clarence War
rick, Bill Hood, Edgar Stevens an
Henry Kennedy.
There will be Shadow porty give
at Falling Creek High School on Sat
:. urday night, Feb. 7th, 1914. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
|, There was a splendid meeting of tn
Epworth League Sunday at seven ]
m. at the Methodist church. The lea6
: er, Mr.. Kirby Rose made a helpfr
= fN
r lowing which Mr. G. w. Rhodes CAV
graphic and exceedingly interestin
sketch of the life of Edgar Allen Po
l These League meetings are held sem
monthly and are live factor in II
religious life of the community.
The following is the honor roll {
, Falling Creek school:
First Grade-Tessie Hill, Hazel Hill
> Sudie Cox, David Grantham, Ami
D. Myers, Luby Myers, Mary Bell Co
}. Mary Coats, Annie Brock, Carl Hollt
e man, Jimmie Weaver.
Il Second Grade-Sa1lie Brown, Ros
g Pittman, Ella Langston. Octavia Wi
, liams, Riah House, Charlie Best.
Il Third Grade-Viola Hood, Will
s lNeel, Phebe Blackman, Walter Reave
Tommie Hood, Harvey House, JOS
) phine Rose.
Fourth Grade-Mil1ard Hood, Zel6
: Pittman, Eunice Taylor, Ludie Wa
rick, Inez Holloman, Naoma Holl'
man, Kirby Fail, Lola May Fail.
Fifth Grade-Pearl Hester, Romm
u Hollowel1.
Sixth Grade-Ida B1ackman, Este
j. Stevens, The1ma Taylor, Hortens
Rose, Louise Blackman, Diana Graz
than.
u Seventh Grade-Mary Bizzell, Del
/ dius Brown, Mary Rhodes, James Ros
Eighth Grade-Henry Massey.
Ninth Grade-Gertrude Grantha1
'e Hattie Holland, Temple Hood, Mitt
10 Lambert, Luby Warrick.
y Tenth Grade-Sudie Grantham, Sa
II McCullen.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05
The Rest Cough Medicine.

'I have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy ever since have been keep
ing house," says L. c. Hames, of Mar
bury, Ala. st consider it one of the
best remedies I ever used. My chill
dren have all taken it and it works
like charm For colds and whoop-
ping cough it is excellent" For sale
by all dealers.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

Mr.. L. M. Michaux, postmaster
who has been taking in the inaugur
alton of the Governor of Virginia
primarily to be with his fine son
Edwin, who was also there with the
cadets of the famous Virginia Mill
tary Institute, of which he is a stu
dent, returned home this morning.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05
ouRs AND oUIDD1TIEs.

Tommy said his mother, do you
think you'll get prize in school for
being good?'
'No'm," said Tommy.
''Why not,-sir?" asked his father
sternly laying down his paper.
Because they don't give any," an.
swered Tommy, meekly.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER-
Lucy L. Miller will do public work
in stenography, mimeographing and
typewriting, also teach stenogrxphy
and typewr1ting. Over Robinson's
and 10 cent store.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

Godsbor Graded Schools will
on
a
in
in ength [,
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

A Jersey City amateur, who wrote
to the manager of the Madison Square
theatre to know if there was an open
ing on the stage there for a young
actor, received reply that there were
several openings in the stage there.
and if he would come On he would
drop him through one of them with
pleasure.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

Safety Razor Blades-aH makes
at Goldsboro Drug Co.
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

A prudent man advised his drunken
servant to put by his money for a
rainy day. In a few weeks the master
inquired how much of his wages ne
had saved.
Faith, none at ALL" said he; "it
rained yesterday and it all went"
Goldsboro weekly argus., 1914-02-05

Mr.. Hoyle was a most indulgent
father, but of late he had commenced
to think his son Arthur was taking
advantage of his generosity.
"Why, when I was your age, young
man. he said one morning, after a
particularly urgent demand for more
funds, 'I didn't have as much money
to spend in a month as you spend in
a day"
'Well, dad, don't scold me about it,
said the youth. "Why don't you &c
for grandfather?"- ?"-Harpers Maya
zine.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
3aiier : Sepeide nod
nnterwegs.
Gin SrOteft gegen Snms
onmzaugelm oer
Yriten.
glmcrifaniidJer &pninl beiuabrt@bemf
pur gDmbaroement.
raaiier 8ilbelm Der 8rpfe" in nen.
tralem 4eipaiier nngesriffen.
uTeb Grpk" omrdJ Eruteite Der 9u.
p9ieo Grok" ourdJ Truteite Der 9ll.
liierten snriifgebalten.

W i in 9 TO II, 8. Sept. -
Cine unoatierte Gepeihe pom ameri.
fanii6en &oniul SSobnion in Sitenoe
an oas Staotsoepartement erflGrt
belite, baB 0urf) Die frelinOi9nftlide
Snterpention Oes amerifanil6en @i.
sc 9oniiils SSrlius San See Die
Staot 8bent Dor einem 9onbaroe.
ment benabrt moroen pGre. Gin
llebereinfonmen muroe er5ielt, lpo-
na6 Die oeutidell Srilppen oieStaot
nidt betreten iollten. 3pei peripun.
oete oeutlde Sffi5iere, Die per sluto.
mobil nod 8bent eefommen ipnren,
mnrben lallt oieiem llebereinfom-
men nid)t als &riegsgefangene ee.
balten. ionoern merOen no6 ibrer
@eneilng an Die 0eittihen 9inien
sliriidgeionot iperoen.
30 il on, 8. Sept. lleber 100
9lmerifaner trofen beilte bier alil
Dem Gunaro 7ampfer 9aconia alis
9iuerpool ilno Dem glaan 1ampfer
geunlioian aus Glasgow ein. Cine
9ln3abl bon ibnen erjdblten, pel6G
Strapa5en lie auf Der sSludlt pol
TeutihIanb nod 9u3ern, S6mei5
b1tten crouloen miilien. Seutide
Soloatcn b6ttcn lie einmal nit
9roten perieben, nadoem lie &c
Stunoen i1i6ts segeifen botten 0tar
5. SeImon BON Stem Oorf bebaup'
tete, oaB er in Magoebltrg, Geiltih'
lanb. oils Spion nerbaftet moroen
mGrc. Gr iab BORT 10000 Sran'
solen, 9riten umb 9iriien, Die Der.
haftet unb in beiitidle 6eitungen &C.
morfen moroen ip1re.
8aihington, 8. Sept. &e'
aulotipe fiir oen 9ctricb Ser orabtlo'
len Station III Suderton, &C. s., Ole
belite obeno fiir Die glttierouig neu
traIer 9epei6en oil Die europdii6er
friegfiibrenoen @Gdte er0finet per'
bcu miro, lpur0en berte pom 0tari
lie = Ieprtement befalnt gegeben
Tic anlcrifaniiden 3enioren, bic lid
i'm 9eIibe Der Signalbiiher eilropai
ihcr Hegierlingen befinoen. iino be-
oilftrogt, bie Itrifteite geiltralitdt 81
beobadten. Gie grobe Citation wirf
mir nit 9onoitotionen nltf Dem ell
rop6ii6en Sentiment ooer @robbri
tannien in 8erbinbung treten. lin
peritedten 8ebeittiingen Der 9saf)
ri6ten por5nbeugen, baben Die Gen
ioren Die Ssnitriiftion, ale Tepei6er
uinsllihreiben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
yHn6 Berlin, nnb fuenn es ben les-
ten WiniHif fpitet."

@ofbin9ton, 9. Sept. @e-
beirrniiie Ser britil6en 3enIur nit
9e5ug auf trnnsatlantiife &abel-
gromme geben 0e1 8eamten oe5
Stnntsoepnrtement mnnh elm &6tiel
auf, nenn lie oie tailien-
0cn bon glnfragen beantruOr-
ten moaen. Die tdgli6 iiber
glmerifaner in europa einldufen.
,3lueimol bat bos 0epartement BON
omerifaniiden 9oniuln I'M guslGnoe
9tuhridten erbnlten, onB ). 9. rSerr
im0 SSrau Sonnoio Iider un0 pobI-
bebolten" oil einem beItintu1teu Srt
iino, lp1brenO sic betreffen0et
Eerionen III @irflidJfeit ihon
abaeiegelt pnren un0 bereitS ibren
@obnort in oen Ser. Stanten err
reid1t batten. Sas 9atim on ben
9abelgron1nlen lit bduiig nusgelai-
len, 10 oaB Die 9eantten nidt iageu
fonnen, no Die Serjogerllng ltattge-
fiinocn babe. Selesromme bon nme-
rifaniihen 9oti6aften iino 8einnot.
i6aften fommen prompt 0rrf oas
aabel, aber gtadridten bon 9on-
IuIn in Ben oeri6ieoenen friegfiibren-
Oen 96noern iino b6ufig per5ogert.
gfew Yorf. 8. Sept. Ser Gam.
pier &eo GroB perblieb beiite i'm
Suoion Dor Anfer ino partet auf
9efebIe fir feline 9lbfobrt. 9ieie
puroe seitern oitrd Die @inntiiduns
ser britiihen uno fran5oiiif)en He-
Qicrirng per50eert, Die gegen ieben
Mtonn in Dem Terionol BON 270
a0pien, Der niht omerifaniider9iir-
Ger mar. @inpano erboben. slls
nas Shiff pom &oten 9reI5 iiber-
nonmen muroe. fporen iefSig Bro
sent ieines Terionals 0elItidle. oie
in 8orbereitilng su oieier SSobrt ibre
-eriten gnpiere" berausgenommen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
6eordnete 1eberiiAt iiber
Ole Sage.

Sas bente Irmeebanptanartier bat ben an Der arfen
rnn5ofen 8rennms @fanbense mitseteit Is unroem 4O
600 ansene sema oarnn bier @enerae nnb 400 0edmee
wmrben erbemtet.
gis snr Stnnoe liegen mod feline Hadrid1ten bic
anf Die Sdladt i'm Sen Has bemmtes 2idt perfen
MHroen. Der 9nmpf et d Wpntrnra nad @erbmn nnb
ber nad Nanp fin. 9re Nunen Suloan ipaen id op
aegenIbcrfben. 9as ransOd &rssminternm erfart bic
Gage ie beeosenS, Die 9emtien werben langiam 5urnfg
bGns mnb bas 2unbuner gnrenn fns nsu, ene nt Elm
temporGrer dsms unberm Sansrnes 3mrndaem Der Sem
id)en porsnlegen.
Rad elmer Welbmns appenbasem bat &aiier &bem
ben ErGiibenn @lipn cine gpidaft gif mprin nagcseu
prOteert baf bic Srn i'm rieee Sum Snm eoe benmten
ie ami iie diefem.
Die &Dmde 3einns melSet oa &mmanien rnens nno fran
soenrennbd lei baf Smr Die mmnng @plfes bic E
germng gesmmgem werbm br lire 100000 fiessbereen Sp
ham NIT ben @0ierten smiammem in ben &rieg n ifen
ans benz Saas uirb smbe Oaf in mebrerem TrOpn5en Sp
lambs &riegsredt proflamiert mnroe
Gme uffiele @eiGgnng Der Nadrd, baf 250O00 rnfide
SuSatem in 5ranfrcidl ino liest nid)t pur.
Gin cmsidjer 3eimnNsforrppnoemt Der ans @Sn in Wni
lamb cingpn it, idbert Die ntGnbe in Seterrei ltngarn
in dpaGrseem Sarben beraG berride Eanf Sns
lenfc &eid beginner sm 5erfalen
Inf bcm ltmmege nbcr &um fommt Die Yelonng Daf Die
arpfe Sladt smen ben rniden nno D Irmeen in Gn
@ Ypen sngmmten &nm ansgefaacm lei nnb bat Die Ser
reber Fd lbera ,nrlfen Iud lei mieocr arfe Sfcm
ipe Etprneen beepnnn mprbn nnb Die ruIen Srnppen
tcGen nn 60 Mclen nter &ongsberg Yan miro mpbl Yc
Onacn Berlin abarten mnn, che See ieb uelba
ten HadIridtcn glanbt
Sritde Spoatcn, Die Der 6rpnt in Taris angcummen
nb ersGbem, baf Die Sdadt Dfif bon 3nrs init gnt 9cfamp
bnh Die Simse fir Die gaiiertcm simtis teben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
MOrgtn tit lebter Sag.

0enienigengeiisern bon @erfdufs-
itGnoen niif Srottoirs, ipeIfe oieiel-
ben nift ipateitens morsen fortihof.
ZEN, miro bos Department fir offent-
lide slrbeiten am 5reitag rSiIfe lei
item, ipie &ommiiiGr 5enfea iagt.
Ser Stabtrat bot i9on Dor eini.
ger 3eit ben &ommiii1r oiitoriiiert,
nit Den Stdnoen auf5urGirnen, aber
er bntte ben 9eiisern bis unoreen
3eit geeeben, es ielbft su tlin. gis
beute baben lie ieood oo5u feline In-
itoIten 9etroffen. Der 9omnliii6r
iagt, baB om Sreitog feline 9eute nit
Dem 9lufrditmen Beginner meroen,
menn Tic nift 6urd 8eridtsbefebl
baron berbinoert iperben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Yrimdrmablem lit Sill
ltDis.
Gr Spredjer Cannon beipirbt iidD
nm Humtnatipn.

&bicago, 9. September.
Seute finoen in Sainots
itaotsipeitc Eriit1rlpablen itatt.
Ios 8ouptintercI, fon5cntriert
iih auf Die Domination fiir @uloes.
Senotor, 5iunol Die oenofratiihc ipie
aud Die republifnniife @nrtei fiir
oieies Imt mebr als cinen 8anbioa-
ten i'm sSeloe boben. sluBeroem iper-
oen beiite noniniert: 8ongreB slb-
eeoronete at large, 0iftrifts &on-
greB-1 9lbgeoronete, Staatsidosmei.
tier, itdatli9er Shuliiiperintenoent,
Glerf oes Obergeridtes iino perifie-
oene County, unb itabtiide @ennte
0anpiIIe, Sn., 9. Sept. So
fepb O. Cannon, Der friibere Spre-
der oes @unbes @bgeorbnetenbnu-
les, bcnliibt iid beiite i'm Is. .sainoi.
Ter Giitrift nm Die repiiblifanii6e
Termination. Sein 8egner lit Or.
elmer g. Goolep, Elm poblbabenoer
glrst, oeiicn 6eirnatsort gleidfaas
GonpiIle lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
3engeu DDr @ranojurp.
Mpronnflage gegen isram Garman lit
Wfinepla, q. g., erluartet.

@tineoIo, q. o., 8. Sept. 3eli-
gen Der grmoroung 6rau Sillu ..
@nilep's, oie am slbeno bes 80. Ssuni
in ser Sffie bes Or. @opin 9orman
ourd einen 9fepolperiduB getotet
muroe, Der ourd Ons einge-
id)lugene SSeniter Der Office gefeuerf
lporben mar, iagten beiite por elmer
@rn1biurp aus. Diitriftsanlpalt
Smitb bofft auf 8runo oieier 3eii-
genousiaeen Die @ranoiurp neran-
laiien 5u fonnen, cine Wtoroanflage
geaen Irau SSlorence @arman, Die
@attin oes 9lrStes 5u erbeben. Gie
untcr Dem %er0adt bcs Moroes ite-
benoe 6rau befiloet ii6 iest unter
Siirgidaft in 6reibeit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Gbebanb seridmitten.

9lnn 4rbor, 9. Sept. @s
tpuroe geitern befonnt, bab Srou 8.
$. Serblt, Satin eines bieiigen SIN.
Daltes, leste @ode Die Sdeioung
bon ibrem T1ann erbielt, ben fie be.
ihulOiet batte, oaB er iie perIaIien
bGtte. Or tpurbe ferner our Sob.
lung ponslli1nerten in Der Sobe BON
so, 900 perurteilt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Sabcas Corpus ni6t
inspcmOicrt.
Sieics 9ed)t itebt b0ber ais Sriegs'
red)t im Snttc.


Butte, Mont., 8. Sept. 9iidter
George 90. 8ouraIin bonn 8linoes-
Giitriftsgerid]t perlparf beute Den
Intraa Der 9tntionalgaroe bon Won-
tnna, bns @eiud nm einen Sabeas
Corpus 5ugltniten bon brei our9 Die
MiIi5 bier berbafteten WiGnner OBJ
i6lGgig 5u bei6eioen. Ser 9ii6ter
lit Der 9tniift, OnB trot Der Ser
bdnei,ne oes ariegsredtes iiber
Butte bas &edt alf Sobeas Corpus
nidt iusperoiert lit. Sic 0eili5 err
belt bis , llbr mn. 6riit, 81 aeisen,
parltm Der Sabeas Corpus nidt ge-
tp1brt iperben iolle.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-09-09
Mnber0em wnrben 400 franSOfii9e
Gei6iibe erbeutet.

batten. aapt. glrnlilteao 9ilit err
flGrte, es lei ltnnioglif o6ne groBe
Ter5ogerling ein polles amerifani-
l6es Eerional 5li erbalten. uno fiigte
bin5u, 0aB er nad 0en 8roBen Seen,
nod Bolton uno anoeren SeebGfen
ien0en niiBte, mollte er iein Eerional
oIrb amerifanii6e 9ilrger erieben
Gr iagte nuh, er uolle Die glmerifa.
ner, Die Jest on Sor0 iinO. bebalten
ltno Die nod NOTICE 0tannifaft itttter
WtGnnern alis neutralen 9dnocrn III
6en. 9amit mnren Die &crtreter Der
Hegierlingen einuerItanocn, porall'
Der 9apitGn nit ser Slihe mad
Sponiern begonn. g(uBeroem ian0te
man na6 @aibington uno galti'
more. Inn fnrbige 9o6e unb @eIlner
5u bineen. Sollte lid nidlt nod ct.
mas neutrality-suspicious. ercignen, 10
oiirfte morgen oas S9iff in Die SeC
Itehen.
SbiIabeIp bta. Ta., 9. Sept
lin notionalen Streitigfeiten in oer
S6ulrdlrinen bor3ubeuger, bsrfiigte
Der onltierenoe S6uliltperintenbeni
@iGiam q. 9Sacobs, baB pdbreno Der
S6ulItlmoen meoer bon9ebrern nod
BON S6iilern iiber BEN &rieg geipro.
hen tperoen oitrfe. @ei6i6te mn
Geographic iener eitropdii6en 9ta-
tionen, Die jett i'm &riege liegen
miro porlGuIig nidt gelebrt peroen
9ie pielen 9ebrcrinnen, Die nlts Git
ropo 5uriidgefebrt limo. hiirfen Der
9inoern ni6ts ii6er ibre @rfabriti.
gen in europa er5Gbler.
9teW Dorf, 9. Sept. Ser Oert-
id)e 9ontpfer Wngoeburg, Elm 3euge
6es Seegefeftes an Der 8eitfiiite
bon gfrifa, bel bem Ser in einen
9reu5er it1ngetponoelte, oeuti6eGam.
pier &aiier y9ilbelm Der 8roBe BON
Dem britiihen &reii5er Sigbflper in
ben @rlino geidoiici plroe, traf bier
gcltern ein, nahoem es ibm gelungen
mar. ocn britiiden Sdiffen i'm ut.
Iantii6en S5ean SIT entgcben. Sic
Mogoeburg ielbit luiiroe bon einem
SduB ser Sigbflpcr getroffen, aber
lnerbebIi6 bei6G0igt, ais lie Den
Safer @ilbelm ser 8roBe nit Sob
len perio6. g8ie aapt 9. Srgel
BON scr Nfogoeburg er51blt. pnroe
ser oeutide 9ampfer III ocn @ritno
oeifoiien. mdbren0 er lid obne
9anpf in nelitralem @aiier befhno.
Ger britiihc &reu5er iei berangefom-
nlen mo babe oie ltebcrgabe oes
..Suiiers" perlangt. 0eiien 9apit1n
Tepmann crlpioerte:: ~@ir Geliti6ell
erae6en ms nid)t. Sorultfbin babe
ser britiide 9reii5er oas Seier er-
offnet. Der r9aiier" eripioerte nno
orei @ei6oiie trafen nit tooliher
ggirfilna oie SigbfIper. Damn iont
ser oeutidc 9ampfer. Che oer8nnlpf
begann, bate ser beitti6e 9anlpfer
britii6e @efongene, oie er an goro
hattie, nod einem anoren oertiden
9onpfer transferiert. Ter 9urf mir
sic Hettllng Der 9riten Dor ii6eren
llntergang mar Die 8ei6ieBung oes
y9aiiers" IN neiitralem 9eipaiier.
9onoon. 9. Sept. &apt. Mafe.
peace, pom britiifen 0ompfer Sat
para. Der, ipie man crit geitern er.
fiibr. BON Dem oelttiden Silfsfreiiaer
,,&aiier @iIbeIm Ser 9roBe" in ben
@rirno geidoiien lporoen mar. aiebt
3u, Sab oie Sig6flper BEN ~9aiier"
in neittraIen G>epdiiern aneegriffen