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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
CONGRESSMAN MAAAN IN TOWN,
LeeI<ins Aftsr State Road Worss-Ne4
 Cast Down by Defeat.


 censressxnan B. r. MAhan was in DanielSon Wednesday xnorning=-rfght pack nusfhne, but not at politics He cslne here to inspect the piece Of state road just completed by his congtruc- ton company in the eastern pert of this town He seemed well satisfed With the support given him in a dig- tFlcr that normally has an overxvhelra- in1 republican majority, and while he uSdoubteQly would have been happy xseuFned as a winner, he had no com p4alnt to make Of the showing made Tor him in a. year when dernocrafsc caHdidztss went down en nasSse. He expressed his thanks to local demo- cratic leaders for their efforts, which resulted in securing for him more votes cnaa any other candidate on the r1cset, with one exception.
 But Few Ballots Reflected.
 Voters ia Ei11ingly in all parties are ongrat0latAd on the manner in Wksch aey avoided losing their votes trough errors in marking, failure to mark. and m1tiIatjon of ballots in tuesdays election. Tn this, the First. district only nine votes were thrown Ut, this bein~ far and away the best scord made since the new form of allot came into use several years ago. K Of the votes discarded here bore 0 mark Of. any kind and may have cen cast by persons who did not care vote, yet did net desire to refuse the sieao1ngs of the workers urging them go to the polls. This fine record
 handling ballots was made notWith . sanolng that the voters did not re- ram rom splitting tickets to their hearts content
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
FORMS FOUR rEAMs.
aish School Coach Will Thss. Select
 Teara from Best Players.


 nigh School Coach Will Then Select
 Teasa from Best Players.
 At the high school Rev. W. D. Swat ieid, as eoeeh oS the baSketb1lI squad 4as evolved a plan for picking the eeaIn to represent the school this fall Four teams have been organized and will play ar, intefsehool series, accord Ing to conditiens set forth herewith The first practice was held in the town hall Wednesday afternoon in the presence oT many of the students. The list or teams and details Of the plan are as follows:
 Greeks-Guards Vaudry and G.1- bert; center, Gallup: forwards, Buff angton and Cleveland; substitute, Ro4ans-Gu&rds. E. Jette and En- his; Center, Smith; forwards, PspIer ans Herrea: substitute. Norton.
 Belslans - Guards, Hughes and Wells; center, Williams: forwarTIs kiilian and Bartlett; substitute, Mo ran.
 Turks--Gusrds. Page and R. Wood center, c. Jstte- forwards, RAddy an.7 L. Brown; substitute, R Elliot.
 Any others who desire to play will De given as equal chance with those named above
 Each team will play every other team two games. making 12 games in From the showing made in these games the squad Of P will be chosen from which the regular team will be picked.
 livery man will have as @oed a chance as anyone else.
 These practices will be held at The town hall at s.So D. m. On the fellow
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
PATENTS
Protect your ideas. Handsome 60s
 page Guide Book Free. HARRY E. BACK, Attorney -at-L Law Windhan County Savings Bank Bldg.
 Danielson. Conn

Bridgeport, collar supporter Josselyn, Chester E., Bridgeport, pipe threading tool; Juan, Walter H.. Greenwich, B., New Haven, pineapple eye snip; Maxim. Hiram F., Hartford, exhaust Silencer for engines; Noguer- -Usall, Jo- seph, New Haven, hackle; Shaw, John H., New Haven. cylinder lock; Spen- cer, Ira H., West Hartford, organ blower; Underhil. Charles B. New Haven, gear-shifting mechanism; Un- derhf1, Charles B., New Haven, gear shifting mechanism; UnderhiI, Charles R., New Haven shifting mech anism: Wales, Charles, New Haven. dash pot; Weber, George A., Stam- ford, rail joint bars; Wilson, Clarence e, Bridgeport shirt box.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
paNIEl..soN

Talk ef Special Town Meeting te In.
 crease 7ax--Suaaen Death ef
 Charles w. Lo~pe--Pelies Search for
 Psening Ter--The Day After-Plan
 fer Fl. s. Football Team.
 Rev. ". 9. Swsfheld gave sn ad- dress at the high school to the young men on How to Prepare for Life, the advice containin~ an adnaonit1on against cigarette smoking
 Martin Shedd of Norwich was 2. v1s- itor with friends in Danielson WedneS- day.
 to be held at the home Of Mrs 4. Fl. Arninston tomorrow (Friday) alter noon.
 C. $. BurIingane Of New York, for xaerIy Of Brooklyn, has been spending a lew days with friends here.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
Connecticut Patents.

Patents issued to Connecticut tn- veptors. Nov. 3. 1914, as reported by Frank H. Allen, follow: Adams. Will liam c, Hartford, stock-holding at- tachment: Allen, Edward B., Bridge port. seam for sewed articles: Brad shaw, Charles E., Waterbury, buckle Bristol, Edgar F., Saugatuck record ing pressure gage; Carroll George P, Bridgeport, automatic condenser; Fan cher. Charles T.. Thompsonville. feed ing mechanism: Goodyear, Watson E..
 meter; Hammer, Carl F., Waterbury wild shield; HIn, Thomas H., Winsted, thill coupling; Jameson, George P,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
PHYSICIANS HONORARY BEARER,
At Funeral of Dr.. H. R. Lowe. Held
 "Wednesday Morning.

Funeral services for Dr. H. R. Lowe were held at his home on Elm street Wednesday at il o'clock, Rev, F. D. Sargent of the Congregational church officiating. There were many relatives and friends in attendance. The county Medical society was represented by a number of physicians from Putnam and surrounding towns the president, Dr. c. E. Hill of East Killingly, desig- mating Dr. J. B. Kent, Dr. E. F. Perry, Dr. Omer Larue and Dr. F. A Morrell of this city as honorary bearers. Other physicians present were Dr. Rienzi Robinson, pr. George M. Burroughs, Dr. F. P. Todd, Dr. w. Fl. Judson. all of Danielson; Dr. R. C. Paine, Thomp- son, Dr. Enilien Koch, North Gros- venordale. Dr. s. B. Overlook. Remfrst
 The body was taken to Shrewsbury, the funeral director. Floral forms in- cIuded a piece from Cuinebzug lodge of Mascns of rhis city.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
LOST BY SIX VOTES.
w. E. Reach, Republican Candidate for Representative, Defeated by O. F,
 Atwood, Democrat.

W. E. Reach. republican candidate for election as representative in the town of Brooklyn. was not d.sheart- ened Tuesday on account Of his defeat Tor The office by the margin Of six VoIes. In discussing the matter he paid a tribute to the streneth n< his successful opponent. Oscar F. Atwood democratic candidate, and the dfficui : ties of overcoming it. MT. Reach was appreciative of the fine s41pport given him n the East Brooklyn district. which he carried Sv just over 40 votes. in view Of the fact that +5,s 5fs- tr1ct was decidedly democratic in ifs tendencies two years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
POLITICAL ASPECT OF
 sIxTY-FouRTH CONGRESS
pemeeratie Majeyity of 23 in House
 and 14 in Senate

New York, Nov. 4.-Latest returns frou yesterdays elections indicate that the democratic majority in the corgress will be reduced to 23. The probable democratic majority in the senate will be 14.
 1en1oGFzts have elected 2z6 mem ocrS, republicans 1s2, pregressfves 10 and socialists. !. Or the six missins districts it was estimated tonight that the republicans and democrats might elect three each Heaviest republican gains in the almost overwhelming of the dsnsccratze majority ywere IS in r+3ets. 12 iS New York, . ia Penn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
PLAgNFTEL.D

Mrs Wrn. A. DevoTvA. ir., and two children were callers in Moesup Tues day
 Si1as L.. Barber who has been so5ournins with relatives here. went to his home in Voluntown Tuesday morn. ing to vote. on Main street aH day Tuesday Sofne to and from Central village.
 Piafnfe1d eTsnee held the first semi monthly meeting for November Tues dav evening"
 The vote Tuesday was one of the largest ever cast in this town.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
 NO DANDRUFF--25 GENT DANDERINE

oil, and n just a few moments you have doubled the beauty Of your hair. Besides beautifylng the hair at once, Danderine dissoIy6s every particle ot dandrufT; cleanses, purifes and inv1g- crates the scalp, forever stopping itch- ing and falling hair.
 But what will please you most vii! be after 2 few weeks uSe when you will actually see new haiI-dne and doTny at hrst-yes--but really new ha4r growing all over The scalp If you care for pretty, soft hair and lots o9 il, surely get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's panderins from any drug g1st or toilet counter and Just try #.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

side her window Of the unwalcorne vis- ttoS by g slight scratching on the srreen and later. when she had paid no heed. to light tapping on the glass Upon locking out she saw man ansi
 immediately ordered him away. thel, hurrytng Go her telephone 10 summon aid. The man had made his escape before the police arrived.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
TRY THIS! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR AND STOPS TT
 FALLING OUT.

Your hair becomes light wavy, Iutfy, abundant and appears as soft, ustreus and beautiful as 2 young Eirlis after a ''Danderine hair cleanse" :" lust try fhis--mo5sten a cloth with a title Danderine and carefully draw 1t hrotEgh your hair, taking one small Hraxd at a time This will cleanse he hair Of dust dirt and excessive
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
UNCONSCIOUS IN FIELD.
Charles w. Lowe, s4, Soon Expires
 from Acute Indigestion.

Charles W. Lowe. s4, died suddenly Wednesday afternoon as the result of an attack of acute indigestion. He was found unconscious in one of tfe fields on his farm on the West Sids and died within few minutes.
 Mr. Lowe was one of the oldest res Idents of Danielson. He came here from woodstock many years asn and was very successfully engaged for a long time as a truck gardener. selling great quantities Of his produce in cify markets. Tn early manhood he was s teacher. He has been retired for sew eral years
 Mir. Lowe leaves one son Eysnl, If SoringdeId, Mass, two daurbfarS Mary, who is teaching in Rhode TsI- and, and Leslie, who is in New Hamo- shire.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05

the democrats of Putnam were well pleased Wednesday over their show ing in the election. The party's vote was the best--the largest=--east in Put nam in many, many years Congress man Mahan, Sheriff John O. Fox and Alex Gilman, candidate for represen- tative, received surprisingly strong support and all those on the ticket polled more votes than usually come to democratic candidates in Putnam.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
eozRAH PROBATE JUDGE
Samuel A. Gager Elected Over cIar-
 ence A. Parker

uei A. Gager, the democratic candidate, was elected over his republican oppea- ent Clarence A Parker.
 The vote was HE for Gager and ss for Parker.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
PUTNAM

Edwin R. Wood Votes on His 51st Birthday-Funera of Dr. H. R. Lowe-Furniture Club Stopped in Putnan1--Sheriff Fox's Defeat Raises Question As to Deputies.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05

RoekNille.-TAe establishing of g branch library at Vernon is much ap- preciated by the people C that sec- tion. Books are sent Gown each week to the Merz store.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
.I The only obstacle which might keep you from
 ;l procuring of these pianos, removed
cak ls1A sEen4 Q McCarr.ck- he.

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  should  U And and To O $ shoulders 
 
  
 
 
  
  possibly advantage s kd-and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
FOR SENATE CLERK.
Judge s. s. Russell Sesnas in Lire fer
 Promotion.

Judge Sabin s. Russell Of the pro- bate court o9 Kj1Hagly will be 2 can
 d!d2te for clerk Of the senate. Judge Russell Is in line for this honor and seeYr,e " f'7o stoport Cf
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05
The big opportunity $1.75 week gives you to own magnificent player-piano

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  vt nedp pay but orarsa awek  n,which isb within T Ia esonac cAino yand cewhihis
  time the haveb been n use Is akea UI
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05

E~ All instruxneats sold during this sale IN VIII dc delivered et once. Arrange z4 =acnts may be made however, to have
 an instrument set aside, after being
 selected. to be delivered later.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-05

FRoSgA tAey went doTta to5 deeeet
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04

belsiide 8einmStidaft perDffentlid)te
beutc abeno fplsenoe pffisieae Wiit-
tcilnmg:
ySm Citcm. bes ;slmiies Senne
mar Die @erteioismns bon Slntwer-
pen scmOtiat, pur bem beftiscn 9ln-
sriff Der semtid)em Nrtillcric nadJ
ocm Slmk gsetbe amriid5nfallen,
na6oem iie finf Sage einen uer-
siueifclfen Wioeritanb seleiitet butte.
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oe offi5ieIle MitteiIins rpurbe pom
Seneralitab erldiien:
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feline Stenrngen norbIifJ pom Sigri'
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anf Die Seite bon siatdfi ilno @or'
| silnene, Inn Die tpeitIiben StraBen
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rem, 5u beiesen.
rguf Der StraBe nod 2o06 uni
| ShibIiidfi periu6te Die erite Si
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Ofienliotaftifcn Der ruiiii6en 8nual
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| ianb am Abei,o ltatt, aber oieS6ma
oronen oes 6einOes mirben i'll oil
| 6lutt gei6lagen uno pollfommei
serltreut, nobel iie groBe Serlult'
erlitten. Sic riiien auf ibrer 0lu6
Die ,snianterie nit iid), Die iie be
| l6iibte
v1ie ruiiiifen Sruppen bobei
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rSn oen aarpntben i6lngcn Oi
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Berlin pcrDffentlid,te, pffi5ieae Gr
flarmng trai bier bemte orabtlps EN-
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brndjt.
Gin bei einem BON Sentidlen ae
,fanaenaemommenem belgiid1em q
fisier arfucnbener Brief entbielt fol
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04

Yrin5 SSonhim ipuroe perfpunset
uno Trinj Oscar lit on einemSer5-
leioen. ober ionit befinOen iid aae
MitgIieber Der faiierleihen 6anilie
pobl.
SuIit, Soaano, iiber 2Onbon,
8. Oft. SIN @orbereitung 5ilnl
Sturm anf slnttperpen 5ogen sroBe
gbteilungen oertiher Sriippen,
bouptiGdli6 0tnrine-Heierpen uno
9anbpebr, neittpdrts, parallel nit
ser boll6noiiden @ren5e.
@ebrere Oorfer 5pii6en9lloit uno
Silent puroen BON ben giniuobnern
perlaIien. Sic 5iefen 10 raid als
mogli6 peitipGrts. Cine groBe An.
sobl bon linen miro pabrideinIi6
iiber oie boIlGnbii6e @rense geben.
sluffoneno lit Die Sdtigfeit
Der 9euti6en in griiTel feit Dem
"a. September uno ibr Gifcr, NIT
bem lie Die SiraBen, Die nod Der
belaiiden 9foroiee aiiite fiibren, re.
parieren.
9iir5Iite Stiirme bobeu Die Bai-
Ter ser Gdeloe tpeit iiber Die 8egen.
oen iiibli6 uno oitlid BON Der Staot
geihlcuoert nno oas 1tnliegenoe
9ano in Wtorolte perrpnnoelt.
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iteroamer 9epei6e an bas Teiiter.
9urcan meloet, onB am sSreitag uni
Sonlitug Souienoe bon belgiidei1
1Sliidtlingen aus ben 9orfern iInS
StGoten um gnttperpen in Soaanf
eittrofen. Gs maren WGnner
Srauen nnb &inber. Gs mar I'M
mogIif. aa oie isliidtlinge in es'
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oen per 9abn nnh benafbnrten Or
TEN gebraft.
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fde nus Shielbs on Die Gentra
9fcps beridtet, SaB Der nortpegii6C
9anlpier Sromoe beute morgcf
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9onb.
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anttperpen in Der Noroiee ourd Ell
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peroen uermiBt rinb adt anoere mad
Oitenoe gebradt.
epmbDn 3. Cft. Die bieFs'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04

genoes: yNsenn mir @riiilel mieoer
betrcten, luerben mir nit inns cine
srpke Wtcngc 3iinbbolScl nc6men,
mm aOlm mmo ambere Srte, omrd Die
lpir 5ieben, in @rano sm itefem. Scr
nadl iuerocn mir feline pcrlcbtem @e-
famgemen mebr baben; jcScr mirS se-
tOtct merSem."
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Die NclterrcidJcr langiam abcr itetia
gcgem Serbicn uprriifcn. @ahrenb
zines glnfrnbrcs inter Iubamme=
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sIlbanicr maridlicrten acscn llsfmp
nnb bnben Die ltcbergabc Der Sfaot
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grader Gepei6c an ous &eutcr-@n-
reau meloet, bnB ruiiiihc 9IGttcr
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ben Lungs Der ruiiiihen @ren3e in
9romberg iin6 Sborn gebolten bo.
be. porin er ben riir5ipeifeIbaften
Sieg Der oelitihen 9uItrr" perfiin-
0ete.
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sur 3eritorung elmer eiieilbabnlinie
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luioeriteben 5ll fonnen. Gie 6eIben-
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oilrd Die fran5oiiiden 2inien. inOem
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ndle ibren Bes fortiesfen. Sic
pniiierten franaoiii6e 8orpoiien uni
9iruafs nno erreid,ten enoli9 6as
giienbobnbett, bas iie onrf) Gpna'
nit 5eritorten. Dam 5cridnitter
lie Die Seleerapbenbrdbte ,nnS hin.
terDer eelans es ibnen, gIiidlid1 81
ibren 9inien 5uriid5lifonrmen.
Gen beioen Sffi5ieren tpuroe oas
Giferne areu3 nerlfeben.
9onbon, 3. Oft. Bon 4miter
Dam MIR 5em 9ieuter' 'ifen 8ureall
telegropbicrt, elm beutites 9Iati
meIoe bie slbreiie oes @roBber5ogs
pom 9oben our 6ront.
Der @penine geips miro bon
4openbagen beriftet, Der &apitdi
| GsOrtissuns aHf eeits p
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04

oercr gtntionnlitdten. S6on ebe um
iieben llbr Die Siirefl gcoffnet muir
ben, hotten ii6 Dor renreFben mebre=
re bunocrt TerIoncn eingeltcllt llno
Inn 1aS ltbr mar meoer in Der Salle
nod nuf Der @oaerie mcbr ein Sit
81 finben llno nod INNER fanen
Die Mteniden IN belen S6oren, ncb-
rere touiello 1ngorn, Die einen lam
gen @tarid] gentadlt botten. neil 0ie
BON ibnen engogierten StrnBenbobn-
lpogcn nift rcdt5eitig eineetroffen
marcn, fonnten nidt mebr in oic
9alle gelangen cbenio crying es Den
Sanoipebrpereinen; MIR fleincn 9lb=
teilunecn bieierS rSrgarliiationen fonn-
te nit ibrel 5Sabncn Gineang ucr-
idofft meroen iino beller Subel 6rodl
aus, als Die Wtaiien Der 6abncn ON.
iidltig iuuroen. II. tiht ipeniqer, oIs
cine sln5abl meiBgefleiOeter M6o6en
cintrat, oic ipGter oic aoQefte Dor.
nnbmen. 9lIs Die @erianlmlrng nm
aht llbr ibren 9lnfang nobnl, Itonoen
mebr ols 5000 Weniden Dor Der
@affenboIle unb nod immer fonten
mebr.
Trof. GntiI B. 9llbreft eroifnete,
nn6oem Oas Sr6eiter unter 9citltng
bon Serrn Sermant 8riidner cine
Suberturc geipiclt batte, oic Scr
ion1mlung nit elmer fiir3en. bodpa-
triotiih geboltenen 8egriiBllngsnn-
iprohe. lmb nnhoem bon Der eon5cn
Seriamnlung bnS .Stor Sponeleo
8unner" seiiineen morbcn mar, itell-
te Der Soriiecr oils erIten &eoner
Scrrn George s. Wonogbon Dor.
9luf Der StraBc iangen Die Naiien
eben oic @o6t am &bein uno ser
Rebner erflarte, Dob er lid nid)ts
poiienocres ocnfcn fonnc fiir bic Nor
ianlmliing ais ons gleid5eitige Gin.
gen Der amerifaniiden gationalbpni-
ne uno Der oelttihcn, oenn mir ioll-
ten nieninls pereeiielL bob, 10 iebr
! mir ouh nit gan5em 9er5en am al
ten ToterIanoe bGnaen. unierc critic
9iebe bod ben Sereinigten Stooten
eeipiomet iein miiiie. Ger jest in
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04
9iiscnfn6rif in Eetrpgrab arbeitct
micScr lteberscit.
Nardjen npm SUSe bes Trinscn
sDnlbcrt niebriser gebGngt.

2on6on, 3. Oft. Eope, Der
Heine Srt on Der 9auptitroBe BON
glmiens nah Hopon, nit leinen So-
ben, Die tpGbreno Der bergangenen
@ohe o6rpe6ielno BON Srnn5oien
mo 9eiiti6en beiebt rpuroen, lit nod
INNER ser Mittelpunft elmer nit
aro6er Seftigfeit gefiibrten S6ladt
9ie 9eiiti6en. Die bartn6dig f6m-
pfen. Inn ibren Sliigcl on bieiem
Tunft 5lI ifiiben. baben SerltGrfrn-
gen bergebrnd)t. nber lallt oen frar-
,oiii6cn Nlitteilungcn bon beute
nodnlittag tpuroen ale ibre 9lngriffe
5uriidgchlageIl.
Ger 3aitpf gebt nod lpeitcr uno
bon ibm bGnat piel ob; oenn meroen
oic 9eilti6en gei6lngell. 10 miro lire
Gcrbinoltngslinie in Sergnier ernit-
lih be0robt fem.
Bon unoercn Opcrntionen oltf Die
fer Sront. Die iih norbfpGrts biz Nr'
ras nusoebnt, erfdbrt man nidts
nicbr. ieitoem Die 6rnn5oien ielbIt
befonntqegeben batten. bnB ibre
Sruppcn Gin penig Off mo norb-
nGrts BON glrras 5iiriifgetuiden
rpdren.
4us onoeren Nucllen Iiegen 9fn.
seifen Dor, oaB oie 9elitihen 9ln-
ItoItcn treffen, ibren 3Iiigel jii
ihiiben. ioIlte elm &iidiug notpenoig
mcroen. Sic bo6en Weit Slanbern
gerGinit rnS ibr glnariff niif Nnt.
pcrpcn beSlpeft nddl Slniift 8ieler
nur. oie 9el9ier ebid1ftigt 5ii balten
unb fie au rerhinoern, Die 2infc bes
Generals BON l8lud 81 gef6brocn,
iontc or bitrfl 9elgien 5iiriiftpeihen
miiiier. 9tber oie Shlnht lit nod
nidlt poriiber lino es mag nod niele
Gage oouern. che cine Der beioen
Seiten ibrcn ;3rped crreidlt @on
oen Sruppen. oic obiolitt nn6erspo
bcnotigt iperoen, abgcicbcn. bolten
ole 9cutffcn ibre Stdrfe in Srollf-
reid, uro tpdbreno tic Die fran5oii-
ihen 8emiihiineen oiif ibrcr Hehtcrl
nbnebren. bleibcn lie on Der franSo-
Tiiben Iedltcn ielbit IN ser Sfferiipc
Die Slrlnce oes &ronprin5en. oie
i'm Centrum oes &ompfes felt 9e.
aim Der oeltid,en SSnnulion in
Sronfreif mar, bot einen Serinf
aemodlt, ourh bos @ebol5 BON Ga
Gurie oiirh5ubrehen, iplroe nbel
Iaut fronsoiiid1en Seridten norolif
Ser 8arennes Ga Sorn5ee-Sienne'
Ga Sile 9abn Suriidgeluorfen
Tieier Slnariff ser 9ronprin5en.slr
NEE lit ;peifelos. mas Die 0euti6er
in ihrem 9eriht pom ,Srcitad meln
ten, oIs Tie iogten. oob Die in Del
Nroonnc uorriideuoen Sritpper
grirno in iiioIiher Tifhtng gepon
nen bnben
csm @oepre 0iitrift uno anf Der
Soben Der Maas beboupten Oh
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04

60 lit es mod mandlmal in nnieren 3eiten,
Sak Suppen an Sdodlen iidl laiien leiten
limb mmnter ais !Sansunrit bernmasieren,
I'm nmr Die An0rer sn ammiieren.
@ir babem iie ielbit in nnierer StaSt
Seimabe in iebem engliifen glntt.
Nfnmter ngieren iie bier Srnnf lbs
Die SGbdem 5iebm Gnslanber nnb Sransus.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04

Gs lehrt bic Gsidid)te Der eiteratnr,
Serfolst man barin bes Sbeaters Spnr,
DAFT, sebt man smrid etua smeibnnSert Sabr,
Der Snnptaftenr Der Sansiumrit mar.
Der !Sansiunrit mar Elm bOlsern Ding,
Sas an Irm mnb geiu an Sudden hing,
limb nnrbe bas TGbden MIR gnt gespsen,
@ar Der t66rer benz 6ansmnrit iebr geippaem.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-04
Serteioiger na@ Dem
Tlnb Nctbe ge0rdngt
Stlgii6e GeianOti@aft lit 2ou0on
gab &iid5ng ju.

&ren5er &arlsrubc Derz
ienft Z britiide Sampfer
tn @tlantif.
SritiifDer nno norluesiid)er Sampfer
Snrd) Wiinen nernidrct.
SitnatiOn nnf Dem redlten bentidlen
6lIsel nnueranoert.
Eeiterrrider Drinsen lansiam, aber
itetis in Serbien Dor.
Sci NugnitOmo, &niiiidl- -Tulen, luii-
tet cine beige SAladDt.
Gar iOll nadD Sriessidanplas a6ee-
fabren iein.
Ter bcntiflc Safer cbcmfnls amf
Oitlid)em SdDladtfelo.
SefOnOmiidle nnS finansielle Sage
9entidllanos bursiislidJ.
9isenfa6rif in Fetrpsrao ar6eitct
uicocr lteberScit.
Mdrdlen bonn SDSe bes Erinscn
9Dalbcrt niebriser gebGngt.