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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-31

Steele OF J. J.. Morgan & Co lie gave
the sane amount to his son. John Hern-
don French. anI l.ft the foi,oW.a- sam.
to his other children: William Barton
French, $327.773, Clarlce Mary II, uuh.
s292.25i. and Georse Barton French,
xsOs7s1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-31
Miss r. G. Port-r's engagement.

Tho engagement has been announced Of
Miss Elizabeth Crane Porter OF this city
to DR.. John H. WyckofY Jr.. Instructor
In therapeutics at Bellevue Medical Col
lsre. The wedding will take place early
In June In Claveracl. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-31

Swift 4 Company's sales OF Beef In New
York City for the week ending Saturday. Mar.
-. averaged a. follows; Domestic Beef. II. "a
cents. Imported Beef. s.s5 cents per pound,
--Adu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-31
TO SELL COLLECTION
OF OLD FURNITURE
MANY Attractive Pieces Shown
at American Art AS
ISOLATION.
FINE JEWELRY DISPLAY
Late Countess Won Zcuner's
Works Shown at Andcr-
son Galleries.

The galleries Of the American Art AS
,cr.,,ion on Madison Square South have
.he air Of palace drawing rooms this
9ss. being completely filled with col
,..t.on OF antique furniture and works OF
,-, that are to be sold at an auction be.
ginning Thursday.
The first gallery contains an interesting
Alhus-or carpet and much fine cab.netry.
~rs carpet is In soft tones Of red, brown.
t.ie au1 cream white and the design con-
t..us q number of rectangular panels. en-
r,.ished with garlands and bow knots.
There are sew raj Louis Nv. commodes,
with shaped sides and fronts that have
been heavily lacquered and then deco
rated with charming paintings Of pastoral
subjects. A German cabinet IL of oak.
made IN thu sixteenth century and
iane'lci with carved scrolls. masks and
lettering The central panel represents
me sacrifice of Abraham and Isaac.
An Interesting piece OF wood carving
that the catalogue calls an Italian
renaissance screen" could be put to
several uses. 1t Is colored In soft
g-etni-h ivory, with touches here and
there ~ gold. The side posts are deco
rled on the outer edge with foliated
ornaments and surmounted with Candida
bra with torchlike fame. on either
side are classic bus.s OF women in wood.
tld the cross beam at the top supports a
screen IN scroll design. This will prob
ably be used by some New Yorker as a
door frame. but 1t would be even more
admirable as a frame for the stage in n
tiny private theatre.
Two oil paintings, thought 10 be the
work ot Gustave Courbet. are large
Studies for decorations. THE Stag Hunt"
Ari Hauling the Net" both with gold
rssd IN the backgrounds The "Nounte-
banks hy an unknown French artist, IL a
picture of a stirring scene with not only
he players acting their parts but per-
former aloft in the air balancing upon a
SLACK rope and everybody In the audience
SIS interesting to the observers as the
nou9''banks are to them. The water
color. are mostly by Ciprian!. in bright
color and with much detail. His Bal
c'ry ard Canal" are studies in Venice.
attractive. long, narrow panels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-31
UNDERrAK Era.

@ !!!!||!! kse
c~S q s,S.W FUNERAL CHURCH
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
DID GOOD WORK

The recital given Friday night
at the High School Auditorium by
the music pupils of Miss Josephine
Love was attended by a large
crowd. Miss Love has had charge
of the music department of the
Newark High School during the
past term, and that she has done
excellent work is fully proven by
the manner in which her pupils
acquitted themselves. Miss Love
is talented young lady and her
successful work in the school here
is very gratifying to her many
friends who hope that she may
return for another term.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
Executive Power
Election OF Governor and lieutenant
Governor.

Section The Governor and Lieu
te0ant-Governor shall be elected at the
times and places Of choosing members
Of the Assembly The persons respec-
lively having the highest number Of
votes for Governor and =Lfeutenant-Gov-
ernor shall be elected but In case two
or more shall have an equal and the
highest number of votes for Governor.
ar for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the two
Houses of the LEGISLATURE at its NEXT
annual session shall forthwith. bv +oint
ballot choose one of the said persons
so having an equal and the highest mum
Der or votes for Governor and Lieuten-
ant-Governor.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22

High class commercial printing
promptly done by The Journal.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
Charlotte Ciphers

Charlotte, May DC. J. Lind
sey made a business trip to Bates
vile Wednesday.
Ralph McGill of Batesville spent
Saturday and Sunday here with
homefolks.
Quite a large crowd attended
the singing at the M. E. Church
Sunday night.
Miss Ruby Boykiu of Paragould
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Houston.
Rev. Mcdonald failed to fill his
regular appointment at the Chris
tan church Sunday.
Herbert Blair is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Agnes Kent, at Oil
Trough.
Mrs. Smothers of Batesville IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minnie
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coyle Berrell en-
tertained the young people with a
party Friday night.
Miss Ethel Byrum who has been
teaching near Magness, closed her
school last Friday and returned
home Sunday.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
NOTED DOCTORS OK.
DODSON'S LIVER TONE
Best MedicaISkill Employedto In
sure Correctness of Formula.
All Agree Dodson's is
Reliable and Safe.

Seven Of the most successful
physicians in the United States,
selected for their experience and
ability, were paid heavy fees to
study and test the formula of
Dodson's Liver Tone and all ag-
greed that it was a fine and re-
liable remedy for family use.
Dodson's Liver Tone takes the
place of calomel. This is exactly
what it is made for and has been
made for ever since the first bottle
was put up and sold.
There are limitations of Dodson's
Liver Tone for which eXtrayagant
claims are made, but the public
knows how to Judge between loud
boasts and the plain truth. And
then the merits of Dodson'S Liver
Tone are too widely known for
anyone to hesitate.
Dodson's Liver Tone is sold and
guarantee by the Newark Drug
Co. who will refund purchase price
soc. instantly and with a smile if
you are in any way dissatisfied
with the remedy.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pala
table vegetable liquid and its &C
ton is easy and natural, with no
grippe, no pain and no bad after
effects. After effects are often
disagreeable after taking calomel.
Ip.aaa.s.a.p':>. ley. .aae--> ..,..s.
interfere in any way with your
regular duties, habits and diet, and
it builds and strengthens you so
that you feel brighter, better and
happier. If you feel headachy and
constipated you will be delighted
with Dodson's Liver Tone. (ady.)
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
Qualification and Duties of lieutenant
Governors Succession TO the Cover


Section s. The Lieutenant Governor
shall possess the same qualifications OF
eligibility for the office as tho Governor
He shall be president Of the Senate but
shall have only a casting vote therein
In case of a tie vote II during a va
cancy OF the office of Governor the Lieu
tenant-Governor shall 6e impeached. dis
placed, resign. die, or become incapable
Of performing the duties of his office
or be absent from the state the
President of tho Senate shall act
as Governor until the vacancy he filled
or the disability shall cease. ana ~ tbs
President OF the Senate for any Of the
above causes shall become inCaDable Of
performing the duties pertaining TO the
Office Of Governor, the Speaker OF the
Assembly shall act as Governor until
the vacancy be filled or the disability
shall cease
Salary of Northumberland
Section G The lieutenant Governor
shall rooeive for his services an annual
salary Of Two Thousand Dollars and
snail not receive or be entitled to anv
other compensation. Zee or preduiSitn
for any duty or service he may he re
CURED 10 perform hy the Constitution or
by law
Section Z That all laws and rarts Of
laws tfat are in conflict herewith. bs
and the same are hereby repealed and
that this Act shall he TN force and Of
feet from and after the second Monday
I'm September, 1af5.
The above resolution was filed in the
office of the Secretary of State on March
S. 1913
Each eIector may vote for or against
the above amendment
witness my oaleial signature this 10Th
day OF February 1914
EARLE W HODGES,
(SeaD Secretary Of State
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
Sulphur Rock

Sulphur Rock, May GO. w.
Browning has accepted a position
as clerk in a store at Auyergne.
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Brown
ing from our midst, though he
will not move his family there IN
til fall.
With two soda fountains in town
the people of Sulphur Rock should
neither go hot or thirsty.
Farmers are all busy this week,
as a result not very many are
coming to town.
H. w. Parks, one of our leading
merchants, has a rushing business
some days. Chasing squirrels
Chas Mosby of Batesville visited
in Sulphur Rock Sunday.
Fay Wilson is painting the house
owned by Mrs. Knox on North
Main street.
Bandy and Oscar Rogers, nice
young men of the Sharp vicinity,
were in town Tuesday
J. B. Wright, formerly of Sui
phur Rock, but now of Batesville
was in town Wednesday.
No new cases of measles report
ed at this writing.
School closes here this week
The children will enjoy vacation
and some of the larger boys will
soon be down in the field with old
Beck and a Georgia stock.
While J. c. Huddleston is on
the puny list his son, Carl, is sery-
ing as motorman on the street car.
d. B, Cook has added another
chair to his barber shop and Clar-
ence Redding will work III the
shop with him.
Mrs. w. J. Long is quite sick at
this writing, not having fully re-
covered from an attack of measles.
Frank Grammar who has a posi-
ton in the National Bank of Bates
vile, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Sulphur Rock.
Misses Beulah and Matte Chan
ey are visiting at Judsonia this
week and will go from there to
Salem to be present at the COM
mencement exercises and to ac-
company their brother home.
Mrs. VIM. Mangrum of Little
Rock is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.Pleas
Wright this week.
Mrs. Jessie Bandy of Newport
is visiting Miss Ethel Harrison
and mother this week.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
WARNING ORDER

In the independence Chancery Court
juno Term. 1911.
Hannah Finley plaintia, vs. Dave
..>y.y%...ss.,.ra ,s,A,>. !. -,
The above named defendant, Dave
Finley, is hereby warned to appear in
this court within thirty 30 days and
answer the complaint of Hannah Fin
ley, filed against him.
Given under my hand and seal as
clerk of said Court, this Sth day OF
April 1914.
JAS. T. EVANS, Clerk.
.-.-.,--,.,-,. ....--. .Rs; AN.-J5 IA. SD. c.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
NEWARK DRUG co.
LARGE BARN BURNS

The large barn of Rufus Step
hens at Jacksonport was totally
destroyed by fire Monday night
abour 10 o'clock. Mr.. Stephens
lost a large lot of hay and corn
and farming implements. There
was no insurance on the building
or contents. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
when Attacked by
Rheum atism,
Neuralgia,
Headaches

Come to our store and get bot
tie Of Hunts Lightning Oil. Every
body who uses 1t, praises the quick
ness with which it overcomes pain.
You SIMPLY rub it on and the pam
fades away For cuts, burns and
bruises II acts as a healing, soothing
oil Fine for Sprains too. as we'll as
baekaehe In fact, it is the best thing
VIC know OF to combat aches and
painsS We sell Hunts Lightning
Oil in 2Sc and SOC bottles. II you
suffer, come and let us tell you about
Hunts Lightning Oil.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
CARD OF THANKS

| take this method of thanking
my Royal Neighbor friends for
the glass shower they gave me at
our last meeting. Wednesday May
i, as several who gave presents
were not there. | received thir-
teen useful pieces.
Mrs. MARTHA BARNES.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF ARKANSAS.

Nollce Is 4eIe9S stas4 s1sa1 tti''
IilL J"1i,l to,$stt
- ~, tSe ce1@raI
t.l'I' it, tasss9 -, e C.
ASStmnlE AZ us reg aI8c seSs son %
~ o. anu tAdt the sdiHt M nc
St'.l'l'',.' tiie e5esse 5l ~ ne ne
49, a. - - $50 - ~. 80
% De Heid M9pday september Ish'
1919 LOT agoItlon OF Or. te. .1
poSee T 7til h''iitetie fto. 10
iiI' ne loLA9N44AS - AeAs2S pr
us! ~ IN at4eaaI5enl 70 the
gu L" Ion Ion. OF lIte STATE OF Al.
49, :, anu tie sdine behhg submit
80 10 tHe electors OF the state
- 'pIIgHat or fe1eetlon at the
next general election for Senators
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1914-05-22
FARM WANTED

Wanted.-To trade merchandise
for hill farm. Apply to Hender-
son Real Estate Co., Newark, Ark.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31
6eordn9te 1eberiiht iiber
Ole SAGE.

Die srpken Sdaen Lungs Der bentIdnien nnS 6iter
reid-rndem 0rense bauern Dr Die &uien upqen nod int
sanben MAIDEN, bus h esd inS, aer pffaen @ie
Enen mb erfart bnk bic Heerage Der &nin BET &rasnf
cine enfebenoe nnb Berlin mnrbe ui3ie mtg bae
10000 Hnen benden Snppen sn &reessansnen ge
mndt mprben tnb.
Nad britden geriten nb fride ontide srnppeu Der
Cigren erd]ienen nnb baben bic Snhpe gegen bic &men
begunnen.
m Taris lit bis mas feline psiee @erlanbarnng erfuIst
ab urb mget, bak Der Onten Mrmeen msBr 60
Wielen Earis enternt lit.
Har bereitet hd npsebeien nnf cine geasernns Die
amsfabubem 3Ig mS oit sent nit 6ladlmsu nnS bic
SOlSaten sur %ereosmus Der SeieitsmnssWerfe.
gms Spnr nb beridDtet bak fransohdm SIte
idDeres @edHtiemer bOr, amf cine sruke Seea ie
fen lafe
Der 9pnSuner &urreponbent gorlSs Sp geleen
nt nno erfar Die be9eu 6rsGnngen @ranamften bic
Die Semtden begangen bGten ieien MGrden.
Der bentide gpta raf gerniturff bot benz Saatsbparte.
bair sit iurgen, bak i'm ae Gindliefnna
Stabt Ears bic Mmeraner Die aren mucn bnr bic benn
Sinien ourd)reien f0nnen.
@ien mSe Die Sutidaf in gai6ingom eimn mcuen Siea
her nus. Srmppen meiden 6lmg 2000 nfen, elm 0e-
neral Elm Sb nnb 43 anb Efere barnnter gean-
gen genummen.
ruhbtannen prpteert nit Sranfreid ge9en ben Mnanf
bntd Sampfer bnr bic &ernaten Stanen benz 3mef bar
iih amerifa cine Saubelslptte idlafft
Die frans6ide &esernng nerbanbt nit rembem SipIu-
man Tars er bic %elesnus Der Isernng Yaris ma
@prbeanr Ger amani Sptiafter bot iebuf feline 9bhft
fnnbsesebn iolen Sae trptbem 1nrs 81 bleben
omd5 nenn bieies einseidonen DarSe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31

b1ltlide @rflGrung oes el1ropdii6en
&riegcs" lieierten. Sein slntrag
ipuroe bem 9lusidub fiir altspdrtige
9ejiebungen sugelpieien.
@oibinaton, 81. 9lug. 0ns
amerifaniide Hote 9reu3 gob bente
befannt. ouB es oen Gampier Som-
burg pon Ser Sambmrg-Imerifd-
0inie oe6artert bdtte. @r miro IN
,,&eb GroB" umgetouft peroen nno
am Sanlstag nod europa abiegeln.
g8aibiagton. 81. slag. 2cltis
9ipingitonc Seoman, elm auf Der
nidt-aftipen Cite gefiibrter Sber.
leutnant oes meoi3iriiden &eierpe.
forps Der unbes-9lrrnee, fpilroe bonn
&rieqsoepartenent onfgeforoert, 5it
erfl6ren, Oh er tutiGhIih, ipie GET
tlmgsberidte meloeten, gebdfiige &ri-
tif an ben oeuti6en slrmee-Operatio-
nen in 9elgien geiibt bdtte. Die
9lufmerfionfeit Der 8eontten puroe
ouf 3eitilngsmeloungen gelenft,
na6 benen Or. Seaman ii6 iiber oen
Nlngriff eines beiitiden 3eppelin'
9ollons ouf slnttperpen abfallig ge-
iiuBert un0 geiogt bnber ioa, oaB Die
0euti6cn iid) rfpie eine Spdne IN
Der 9toft, biIfloie 6rnuen unb Sim
Der moroeno". altf Die Stuot geltiir5t
b6tten. Ia Or. Seaman iih oitf Der
iltaftipen 2iite befinbet, fam er nift
lpeeen @erletung bes gefebles oes
NrGiiocnten @ilion OH Die Sffi5iere
Der slrmee lnb Mortne, iid) ieoDeoer
porteiii6en @rorterlng oes Som.
pies in europa 5u eritbalten, bor
ein aricgsgeri6t 9ebruft meroen.
Sein 9tome mag aber bon Der inafti.
ben Cite geitri6en iperben, ioate es
li6 beItGtigen, ouB er Die i6n 5uge-
i6obenen sleuBeriingen tntid6li6
getan batte.
9eem gorf. 81 9lug. 8ruF
pom 9ernitorif, Der beiitide gotidof-
ter in ben Ser. Sfaoten, Giiberte ii9
beute iiber 9epei9en, Die beboupte.
ten, oaB non einem oeutiden Nero
plan 9omben oiif Taris bero6ge-
IGleuoert fpurben. Ter @otihofter
iogtc. bab Die 9epolferung bon To-
ris nihts onberes erfparten forne, bo
@oris cine befeiti9te Staot tit.
r4Qe befeitigten St1ote merOen
qeitiirint tper0en," iagte er. Tie
@ombcn pnren nod glniift beg Bot
ihofters iiir Die 6eitingstperfe be.
itinmt geipeien
@raf bon 9ertitorff lit Der feiten
Meinlrng, bnB 2StaIien nid)t in Der
europ1ii9el aonflift bineinge5oger
perbe miro. feIbIt penn Die 5iirfei
ols glQiierter 9cittifllanos in oen
9rieg eintreten follte
sd claude nift. onb StoIien iif
in arieg itiiraen piro," iagte er.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31
aOnflaue fat bente be-
gDn1tell.
gtit impOiarter firdllider 3erempnie
einseleitet.
81 SarSinGle nnb ifre &pmflaniiten
iuubnten Der 0teiie BEL.

q ON, 81. slite. C1eber Soris.)
Inter tn1pofnitten Sereulpitien Be.
gonn beute bos &onfIope Der 9orbi-
nGle, Die fir ben ON 90. Iugiiit per.
itor6enen Gapit Siiis K. einV1 gsod].
folger gu ertp1blen buber. SSSn Sc.
germart bon 81 &orbin6INt unb
&onfIobiiten lpuroe in Der 1ulliner-
aopeI1e Die Neiie eeIefen. Inrpe-
ierb mnren nu6 MitsIieoer oes
OipIomntiihen 9orps, MoItbeier.
Ritter itnb Die 9lriitofrotie beg p6pit-
li6en Sofes, Der ,lirn eriten Wfof ieit
bem 90. 9lugitit obne Srouergerpono
eridien. Ter iirtiniide Gbor iong
uno Mgr. Ntaiie0o bieIt cine lotei-
niife 9lnipra9e be5iigli6 Der Or
pdblling zines Topftes.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31

9onoon, 81. Slug. Weun bort
itorfes @eidiisfeuer olis Der @egeno
bon Oober. gs ibeirt bon Sdiffen
longs Der frnn5oiii6en &iifte 5u font
men. Gas offi5ieae TreBbiireon er-
fl1rt, es bobe bislang iiber ben Se-
genitorlo feline Snformationen.
Die Hoft berpetit i'm 9eitortifel
oarouf. oob nod elmer in Der fron5o-
iii6en 8ntibnft eineeloufenen 01it-
teiIirnq Die slniterten obermols Dor
6en 9eutihen 5liriidipei6en ntuBten
uno Die 0eiitf6en MN bel Ga Sere
Iteben. oos Soris Inn Spon5ie 0eeilen
nGber lit oIs Die 9inie bon Gonlbrui
uno &c Goteou, no Die guiierten fi6
felteeiest botten. ols Die 9euti6en
Die fron3oiii6e 8rcn5e iiberidritten
botten. SSn Der 9uftIirie lit Ga 6ere
nur 60 IeiIen bon 9Soris entferilt.
3pei srobe bertid)e Irmeen fino MIR
10 0teilen bon eiitnnoer erttferiit.
YnriS, 81. IugIlt. Gie 4gence
3obos meloet oiis @bert. oob Der
bortiee 9iitrift BON Seiiti9en frei lit
uno Der @iienbobn. u1to Selegro.
pbennerfebr nod @ronunont pieoer
oufaenonlmen purbe. 9ie W1ilitGr.
beboroen baben ieood bic GIienbob-
men ongeipieien Die Sobrfortenons.
eabe nod glntiperpen ouf elm Neini-
mum 5u beihrGrfen. Der @runS
fir bieie Mabregel lit, Bob ni9t
9tobrimgsnrittel aus @bent on
sSrernoe in Der Seitung forteebradt
per6en umo ooB Spione nidt @ele-
qcnbeit erbolten. iid iiber Die belgi-
i6en StreitfrGfte on peridie6enen
Tiinften 5u inforHieren.
Berlin, 81. glns. Sratlps on
Die Nh. Yreiie iiber Sabbiae. Sifi.
siell nirS ausefiinbist, Saf nnsefGbr
10000 &ufeH bon ben Semtiaem
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31
Standardization Sieg bel &rasuit
war tiu euti9ei0euOer.

tuGbrenS Der Sample in SitprenFen
gefangen genummen lunrben, barnn-
ter bielc Cffisiere buben Hanses. Die
SGntpfe fauben insbeipnSere bel Or
telsbers, 6ubenitein nub Sannen-
burg itntt nnS Die Sentiden batten
in bem inmpfigen 6ebiet nit ben bic
len Seen sroRe Sdiuierisfeiten 5u
iiberuinben.
2onoon. 81. glug. Gin bier
eingelaufenes offi5ieaes Selegrumm
erflGrt, ooB frii6e beuti6e Srllppen
oil ser preuBii6 riiiiii6en 8ren5e
cri6ienen ii1tb uno on perihiebenen
Tunften Die CffeniiDe gegerlCoie &ui-
len altfgenonlmcn bo6en.
9erIin, 2S. 9lug. lleber So
penbagen un0 9on0on, 81. 9lug. lie:
ber Die oit.-ung. Sperationen lit bon
offi5ieaen oIterreidiihen Guenen
bierbertelegrnpbiert nor0en:
yIuf Dem 0iterrei6iit iingori.
iden &riegsi6uuplot iino entldei.
berbe Shla6ten ieit mebreren 5a-
gen i'm @ange llniere Srrppen, Die
bel &rnsnif iiegrei9 paren, perfolg.
ten Die <iien in Der &idtltng nllf
9ubIin. slufl 5niiden 0en ;Iiiiien
BUG uno @iepr5 iinb bie otter. ung.
Sruppen auf feinoli6es @ebiet por-
georiingen uno babenStellngen Dor
3amoit be5ogen.
rglnoer &ontingeitte Der Oft. Iirg.
9lrnee baIten ibre Stelungen noro.
oltlid iino iiibtpeltlid bon 9emberg.
Na6oem lie Sen 0nieIter iiberihrit,
ten en,itieBen lie ouf groBe ieiito.
li6e Streitfr6fte.
,To6oruf miro IN Der Melbung
aui oas 8ort rentideibeno" geIegt.
rGie oiterreihii6-riiIiif 6lndt-
Iinie erItredt iih iiber cine 100 9i-
lometer (420 MeiIe1t)."
Gin beim oIt. lng. Snuptluartier
tpeiIenber 8orreiponoent 6es 8erli.
ner 5ogeblatteS teleqrapbiert inter
Dem %. gluguit iiber Die greigniiie,
Die Der gaieoerloge Der Hiiiien BEL
&usnif folgten, ooB Die DIT. ing.
Srippen IN Ser 9iidtrn9 nod Cub
lin pororongen, Inn cine @ieoerper-
einigung Der riiiiiihen @eidielar.
NEE nit Dem redlten 6liigel unnog.
lid Ill MAIDEN. 9ies lit Die Salipt-
armee Der &uiien gegen Die DETER
reif)er.
SerIin. 80. S(ug. lle6ef aopen-
hagen irno 9onbon. 81. Mug. Seute
muroe Die spolfte SerlrItliItc im
aeqenu6rtiqen &riege ueroifentlidt
Sic entbdlt 1905 9tomen.
SSn olen bisberigen oeiitidlen Ter-
luItliiten muroen ner5eidnet: 1143
Cote, 1926 8erlpunoete iinb 1852
@erntiBte
Sis Deitterno6t lit bon feirer Der
beiAen sSronten cine 0titteilung ge-
moht fporoer.
9lls 9elpeis fur oen gritbulias'
mus bes beuti6en @olfes miro nit
eeteiIt, baB ii6 5tpei 9tiaionen lln9e
9eute als iSreiipillige eemeloet ba'
ben.
slnoeiihts Ses uon ben So5ialoes
mofraten eeseieten Gatriotismus bat
Der acknowledgements feline SGtig-
felt eineeitelt uno IN Der Serlolttba-
runa. in Der oies mitgcteilt miro,
bin,uqeiiigt. er 1perOe olth nod Dem
ariege feline Seronlaiiung boben iei-
ne SGtigfeit tpieber 5u beeinnen.
@aron 9lrt BON 9ersner. 5peiter
Sefret1r Der oelltihen 9otifoft IN
8oTbington, iit iiber Gibraltar IN
Berlin eingetroffen. : Sn @ibroltar
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31
9 cattle, @ofh.. 81. Muo.

SeattIe, @oib., 81. Iue. =
Ser britiide 9rer5er geetDcaitIe troi
beute in Der britiiden SIottenftotion
@squinlaltIt ein uno ging ms Srof-
fenoof Sr lit uneebIi9 int6efHG-
biet. Ger &reli5er &ainbotn, Der fid)
ouf See befinbet, Iieb beiite nidts
BON iid boren. Die WaeISiing bon
einem Seegefedt, on ben Der beut.
ife &reii3er 9eipsig teiIgenomn1en
baben ion, tuirb bier tiHt gegIaubt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31

Senf19e Mrmee mir mod
60 Meilen DDn Yaris
entfernt.
GrsG6lnngcn 5pn bciitiflcn @rnn-
iamfeiten iinS NiGrdIrn.
9lnierifaniidler &orrcippnoent BON
@OrlOs @urf itellt bieies feit.
Gin Gner6ieten Scs Sentifen Spt-
id,afters 8rnfen gernfturff.
5iir ben 5aq Der beburitebenbenGin-
idliekitns bon Yaris.
IntiiDsinliitenberein ife1t feline 50.
tisfeit Elm.
sSnfolge Der patriutiIdpcn Snftuns
bertid,er Susinliften.
Tener DiterreidDiidler Sies nm linfcn
meitliden Sliisel.
1000 &niien eefnnscn, bnrnnter Elm
General nnb Elm Sberit.
Snpaner beIeten cine nnbefeitiste
SnieI BEL Sinp Sidun.
Scrbnn6Iunsen iiber @crlegnns Der
&cgierilns opn Taris naf SorSenn.
gmerifaniIdjer gptid)after geSenft
iebpd) in Eoris III blciben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31

= Nbenopoit 9eier ioqten bic
'r,;eiorn Ncs Nlhenbs onsihneioen
unb tie mitbringen. fDenn tie bei
aaufleuten @irit6uie MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31
SOliSci Onrd Srnppeu
eriebt.
GarranSa entliek Eoliseimannidlaft
Der StaSt TerieU.

@aibington. 81. 9llg. 0e.
neral GorronSo bat ole Bolijeimann.
ifoft Der Stoot Merico entlaiien
uno lie 6nr9 aonltitlttionaliiter.
5rubpen eriest. !6ier traicn beilte
Nodridten ii6er Sample Slpiifen
General SSuan 9onberns, einem
iriiberen Sffi3ier Der Suerta.slrmee.
unS aonititutionaIiiten in
folco elm.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-31

pie eist5ige fdsfi4e oeisf.
f4e gett,tng in 2at8isan.
percfe 6te pepef4e,r 6sr
EH. HrsHe ertnst