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The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
Stock Owners Aid Safe.
 ty First" Movement

Safety First'' has become a common expressing throughout the United States. Many Rail- roads and large industries main- tain permanent Safety First Or ganizations at considerable cost.
 Safety First" IS taught our school children and in some parts of the country large signs have been erected informing motorists of dangerous crossings.
 Farmers and stock owners adjacent to the railroad are !greatly becoming interested in the Safety First idea and are Tending their assistance to pre- vent stock from getting into the right-of-way by keeping private farm crossing gates closed and in good repair. A large stock raiser recently remarked that he desired to cooperate with the railroads by taking every pre- caution to keep his stock off the right-of-way, because in doing so he was preventing possible serious accidents and loss of life to passengers. Some one dear to him or even he himself might be a passenger on a train which struck his. own stock due to a gate having been left open by himself or employees.
 Many farmers and stock own CTS are discontinuing the prac- tice of permitting their stock to graze and roam on public thoroughfares and property. as the animals frequently reached the railroad tracks and were struck by passing trains, some times causing serious derail- ments.
 Town authorities are also taking a great interest in the, movement to prevent accidents from this source (which costs 19 Western Railroads about two million dollars per annum) by the passage of stock ordinances prohibiting stock running at large in town limits. The rail- roads are also constantly in- structing their employees in train, station and section service as to their duty towards keep ing stock off the right-of-way.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
CITY SCHOOLS OPENED MONDAY
|ge Enrollment--Prospects Most Flattering for Best Year in Brinkley School History

hand painted china and other works of art.
 Forty-seven presented them selves for enrolment in the high school. This is the largest en. rollment in the history of the school. Both the. high school and grammar school depart ments have been strengthened this year. Another grade has been added to the grammar school and additional subjects have been added to the high school course.
 Last year eighty-seven pupils in this school finished a four year course in the Pupils Read ing Circle. The teachers are again planning to give this inn portant work the attention 1t merits.
 Superintendent Baumgartner has organized his corps of teachers into a local reading circle. This circle will meet once a week. The book selected for study is Colvin and. Bagley's Human Behavior.
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complete the harvest as quickly as possible.
 Under the directorship o f Miss Hazel Bailey a Tom Thumb wedding was held at the School Auditorium Tuesday night, in which half a hundred children participated. Miss Wanda Webb and Master William Freeman had the honor of being the principals in the wedding. The bridegroom and his men" friends were clothed in conven- tional black while the bride and friends were dressed in all the frills and fancies peculiar to their tribe. Owing to the youth and inexperience of the bride and groom the honeymoon was postponed indefinitely.
 I Sunday night, Oct. 4th, MT. T. R. Grady and Miss Bessie Cherry were united in marriage, Rev. T. J. Brickell officiating. The bride is one of our most popular and beautiful girls while the groom is a prosperous em- poyees of the St. Louis South western Railway Go. After the ceremony they left immediately to take up their residence at 1 Fargo. where the groom is now
 serving as agent and operator
 Monday, Oct. 5th Oerators along the line report that they are unable to get Fargo over the lwire. Either the telegrapic in l struments there are out of order or cupid has his finger on the key and will not respond. Traffic congested.
 6.or E doS1 ol tz4ill brshk my cas<
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
Henry Laney, the Cotton Plant Officer, Refused
 Bail

Before Circuit Judge J. M. Jackson. at Marianna, on Mon- day, application was made for bail for Henry Laney. the Cotton Plant City Marshal who shot and killed Chas. Meehan on Sept. 20th on the streets of Cotton Plant. and bail was re. fused.
 Laney was represented b y Attorney Bogle of this city, as sisted by Attorney J. T. Dysor of Cotton Plant, while Roy D. Campbell prosecuted
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09

l Brinkley public school Hast Monday under very |le conditions for a profit br's work. We feel that B one of the best schools (state. We s are justly
 f the hearty cooperation
 exists between parents fhers. This is one of the i've characteristics of the E school.
 t of patrons and others H in schools were |tggreet the teachers at ping and to wish them during the term. Among |ho made brief talks were haney, President of the Board; John Baumgart- Perintendent and Messrs Thurman and J. H. Cole The music pupils of Mrs.
 rendered some excellent numbers.
 Thompson, recently of
 e, had on display in the interesting display of
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09

5 or s des V m bFsAk aay osas
 oh!|1s !ss !! s1i9; |s
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
Social

On Friday afternoon last at the home of Mrs. Geo. I. Allen. the ladies of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church, entertained with an Autumn Tea which proved to be one of the most delightful social affairs of the year.
 The spacious and pretty home was most beautifully decorated in the autumn flowers and leaves. During the reception a very delightful program was render ed which was as follows: Duett .. Witches Flight
 Jennie and George Allen Solo Harbor of Love
 Mrs. Jas. l.. Woodfn Miss Iris vining Violin Solo. ...... a Lullaby From Jocelyn
 b My Skylark Love
 Mrs. Jas. s. Grant co,1 a Rose in the Bud 'o'o b Absent
 Miss Fife Dunlap ! Piano Solo. ... .....
 Miss Nell Thurman
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09

Miss Josephine Brown return ed home Sunday evening from Helena after a visit with hel aunts, Mesdames J. M. Haney and c. T. Hudson. Mrs. Haney accompanied her home.
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Notice

After November 1st next, the Water & Light Go. will adopt the regular cash policy. All bills paid at the office of the Company duKpg the first five business days ost the month will be allowed a discount of 5 ger cent. All unpaid bills after tho fifth will be visited one time only for payment without any discount and if not paid, together with all past due accounts fol water or lights, the service will be discontinued by cutting of connections.
 Brinkley Water & Light Co.
 Office 3 door north F Q. t.~rrt.t /.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
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ap.r. ,msosl.uA

He-Darltns. refuse me. and shall nsvss iOve Anothss OiEa'" She (brisk- N)---Wha& want . . rnan who will rGcmAse ns GAaA < ! accept him.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
A Good Bargain

An 80 acre tract of land south of Brinkley, Has once ben in cultivation. Rround NelI aodded with sgpadezE Ane IpIsce fot Sssl. lIe Al
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
You Need a General roalc
 Take GrOye'S

Standard Crove's Tasteless $ IS equally valuable as .
 onsc because it contains the tome properties of QUININE 1: It aets on the Liver, Drives [la, Enriches the Blood and |'he Whole System. 50 cents.
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
REV AR|y!
Sulytl II Stolen, One
 Li9ht BI1wl norQ


 Strayed or Stolen. One Light Brown Horse about II yea1p old. 15 hands high. veieht 10e0 to HOO lbs.. Ione body. heevy through shoulden, both feont legs cut by barb wire between hooks and huR. left 1lnd font white fron knee down, fo1S Sop t nnned, sUey back, h. aly |once of ! horse which ' l1d lrod. Was in poosession of lII|e HIno. n1 not been Goen lnc ktx. lrth.. 16M \
The Brinkley argus., 1914-10-09
kle1.peA

No co thing does human life moro ooed thsn kind consideration Of the fANlas cl others, Everyone sins; every ono nee6s forbeasAncA Our own im- perfect3cas should teach us to be mer- oiful.- .-Hensy WarA Beecher
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oymspatn, kbeI<ino VIZ T'hsre is \ iher6y wlIlch q
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
Sraitiide MaBnabmen.
0egen gerfaIf nnb Snppri bon
Spiritnpien nad| sSnoianer-
9ieierpatipncn.

@aibington, 81. 9top. -
Maiienperlesungen oes @eleses ge-
gen ben 8erfaif BON Spiritlioien oil
Snoianer unb gegen oas Nitnebmen
bon Spiritlloien na6 ser Snoiailer-
Heieruation peranIabten Goto Cells,
aommiiiar fiir Ss1loiater 4nseIe.
genbeiten, 81 oraitiihen WoBnobmen
Sil greifen. Inn 0ieier Traris auf Der
Siage 9feierpation in Sflobomn
ein @n0e gu mabeit.
&ommiiidr Sens bot oas 0eIet
5lir IlDcnollng gebrodt, bas i'm or
mdftigt, Die 3abIllngen on SnSia-
ner 3u iuspenOieren, ruenn er iibcr=
5elgt lit, bab beraHAenoe @ctr0nfc
i'm @ereid Ser SSnbianer iirlb, un0
bot ben Superi1ltenbenten Der Reicr-
nation beaiiftragt, Die Oe5enber-9c-
,ablina bon mebreren bunbertou-
ieno Dollars aiif5ubalteu, yfolanlc
er ltiht burh Die Sdiiptlrnge StS
Stonmes II. Die Goitirtb- iirto Staot-
beanlten, iorpie biirdy bic fiibrenSen
9iirger pom @otpbu3fu iiber5eugt
moroen lpdre, oaB cos befreffenoe
@eieb befolqt miro"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
,Midigan" iibt nod feit.
Sd,ladltidHif mag bemte nadlmittas
flutt geinadlt iuerocn.

HorfoIf, @a.. 81. 9top. 9as
9rnocs S9lo9tid)iff @tifigan, oaS
aeitern firth al Dem ~1oil Of the
SorIeiboe" in Ger Sobe BON Sap
Scnrp aufgeIalifen mar. iaB bcute
morgen nod felt. Narnle S9lepp'
bootc halten lid in ser RGbe aiif. Gic
See lit rilbig. 9ei %intreten Der
Slut oiirftc beute Die @fi6igan mie-
Der flott geinudt meroen.
1oibington. 81. 9sop. &ear.
9lomiral5 5Iether meloet belite. er buf-
fe. baB bas Sd)lahti6iff gfid)igan
hcute nahnittog bei Der Slut aus
benz ianoisen 9oben beireit merocn
fonne, aui ocm Der 'Stern bcs Sd)it'
fes rabt. Soate Die iSlut ni6t genil-
aen, cs ilott 5u MAIDEN, miro .es ct.
mas Ici6ter gciundt meroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
Starb anBerbalb Gefdng=
niiies.
slber Die ssreibeit ipnr fir alten @is-
euniiner MIR fitr3.

@aupun @is., 81. geop. Ger
60 Sabre aIte Dapib Sacobs, Der ell
nes Woroes Degen 5ipdt15tg Sobre
i'm Stootsgefdngitis berbrabt botte,
bate iif gepiiniht iein 9ebe,1 auBer.
bulb Der @efdngtisn,mern befdlie-
ben 5n foirnen. 9lnlGBIi9 oeS Dortf-
tages lpuroe er parol&rt, ober tpeni-
ee Minliten nad) @t1trtabnre elmer
MablSeit IN eiteR bteiigen &eltnu-
rant itarb er.
SSacpb6' Sobn mar bier eingetrpf.
fen. Inn oen 8ater nod Sonie al
bringen. r@ir tperben 5uerit bier
infer 9anftog-9iner nebtnerr, 90 ipir
nid)t 5eitlid geniig SIT Samie ietn
f0nneii. Inn nit ilniren Seitten 5it
ipeiien, iagte Der Sobn. Die Spei
begoben iid) al,iannren rod eiren
&eltaurant. 9tIs lie bas 9ofdl per-
IicBeil, Itiir5te SSocobs, bon einem
Ser5i6lag getroffen, mtf Der Strabe
tot 5itianmen. &
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27

oes Steuermonncs Der 9altn6 Der.
antiportlif).~
Sefretar 9rpan iaete, oaB Der
leste @eridt oen 3ipiidenfaQ ab-
i9lieBt.
9Sortlano, @e., 81. geop. Ger
Gampier Sonia, oas erite bon bier
Sdiffen, bic ge6artert tporben mo-
rem, I'M bon YortIanb 8feroe nad
6ranfreih uno @nglarlo 5u bringen,
miro IN etlpa elmer @ohe nit 700
Rferoen aus Seras abgeben. Die
Seubungen perben Bis Su,1i anbal.
len. Die Siere peroen i'm @eiten
nnb Siiopeiten gefamft prben.
q ilabelpbia, 81. 9fop.
Sie @ouperneire Der bieiigen slftien-
borie fiinoigten beute on, bab Die
9orie anl 80. 9eop. mir eeipiile
5ransaftionen in SefiiritGten ge-
Gffne: peroen miirbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27

mems Sill, auf elmer &nnh nube Der
Staot, BON SolOaten gepIiinoert
mor0en mare. 9as Staatsoepartc-
ment beauftrogte iofort &ouiilI Sill.
man, Die 9eboroen mif3ufpr6eril, oie
Sduloigen su nerbuften irto Den @e-
pIiin0erten 81 entihd6igen.
8era Grua 27. 9ton. SSSobn
&. SiIliman, Der perforIi9e gertre-
ter oes Yr6ioerlten @iIion in Nte-
rifo, finoet Sdtpierigfeiten ii6
Sen. Garranso an5uihlieben. Serr
Siaiman lit in Der Stabt Merico,
mGbreno Sen. @arronaa bier lit.
Die gabnlirtie 5ipii9en ben beiben
Stdoten lit ourhibnitte1l. Serr
SiQiman bat mis gSafbington sSSn.
itruftionen erbnlten, ipeiter BEL Gar
ran5a Su bleibet, uitb man eIarbt
bier, onB er eirie grobe Strede per
9liltomobiI miro 5uriidleeen nliiiien,
I'M oieiem 9efebl nadfonnen 5u
fonne1.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
@tiligtr &ritg offijitll protlamirrt*

Die lid oas @elO iclbit in ser Gem
tralfan5lei Oes 0inan5milliiterium
abbolen.
@afbingt on, 81 9top. -
Sn Oepeiden oes otter. -rng Winiite.
ruins an Die bieiige 8oti6aft beiBt
e5:
n@rneiite ritiiiihe 8eriude, ourd
Ole Gefiles in Den aarpatben IN ben
aonlttate,1 ling iino Seinplin ourd]-
5u6rehen. Duroen 3uriidgei6Iagen
uno BEN Ruiien purben bebeutenbe
Terluite beisebrad)t. S1n peltli6en
@alisien tpuroen Die ririiii6en Abtei.
lumgen, oie gegen SEN llnterIauf Scs
6llliies 0ilnaie5 porriidten, 5uriids
seidlagen."
@erlin 27. 9top. Sn einem
jiingltcn engagement nit Der &uiii-
idjcn Sftpar5e Meer Slotte perlor
Ger tiirfiide areu5er 9oeben II
Mann an Soten. 9filr ein Sd)uB
traf ocn 8peben, imo 5mar iiber Der
MuiierIinie.
@rue9ge, @elgien, ii6er Slltis,
0ollano, 27. 9tou. Gin perlonliher
9eiud in 3eebrlgge oil Ser belgiihen
&iiite 5eigte, baF cmtsesen iriiberen
Scrid,ten oas, engliid,c @umbaroe-
mcnt bonn %. Wpuembcr MIR ichr
pcnia Shaoen anseridDtst hat. 3lpei
6iiherbdilier lpuroen Seritort Gie
@riten peridIoiien cine Menge 9onl-
ben. bic allf Den 6eloern 5lpil pen
SepIt unb 3eebrugge nieberiielen rno
feinen SfaOcn anrihteten. eIriae
,5nbrifihIute mnrOen 5ertriimmert
mo cine Terion tplIroe getotet. Gie
6afenbeieltigingen unO Die Sperren
pon 3ecbrugge, sic uon benGsltideit
bciest iinb, lino in taOelloicr Sctiui.
Jung geblieben.
SbeerneB, England, q. asoo.
q Nla,n ser 8eiasirlg oes selterit
aeiunfenen britiiden ariegsidiUes
9uImarf limb beiite als griblid rer-
itiimmelte 9eiden aitfgefil6t NOR
oen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
0onbon fiir9tet, Oab Milionen
Moslen1s 5n ben &affen
ellen wer0eu.

llin1 etn9ete1tef, pom oel1t man IN
2onbon glalbt, er iei 5li ipat begon-
nen moroen, nm nod irgenoluel6en
9fIten 5u baben.
9luf Den onoeren 6ronten berrI6t
&libe. 9luf Der fran3oiii6-belgi giiden
9inie begniigen lid Die chamber
gegeniiberItebenoen 9lrmeen ban1it,
gegenieitig ibre Stelllingen 81 be-
bnrpten, uno nibts 0elitCt onrnui
bin, 0aB Die 9ertiden Die erluartete
@ieoeruuina6me ibres 8eriudes,
5llr aiiite o1lrh5ubredell, idon be-
gonnen baben.
9reibie Mieilen oitlid bonn Sue5'
fanol iino Die britii6en Sruppen IN
9eriibrung nit ben tiirfii6en uno
man ernrtet. bab ser tiirfiihe Gin.
faa III glegppten perIdoben iperoen
miro, neil Die Siirfen in Irmenlen
lno in ser 9e6be oes Yeriiiheil
Weeer6uIens gu itarf beorubt iiilb.
8eitere aus SbeerneB eintreffenoe
g2ahrihten iiber Ben @erIult oes
Sriegsi6iffes @nliparf nit ieiner
gan5en 9eiosltns mit9luSnabme bon
nur pier5chn Mann MAIDEN es im'
mer mabri6einlider, buB bas S6ifl
burh cine innere Grplolion gum
Sinfen qebraft tpuroe. Cine ge-
beim geii6rte onrtli6e ltnteriufnng
lit beute in Sbeerneb begonnen NOR
ben. 9ie 9lnnobrne, bnB cine innere
grploTion porlag. itiist iid aiif DIE
grqebniiie nihtamtlider Inter
flI6ungen-
Yaris, 81. 9ton. 0as fror5o-
Iiide ariegsminiIteriiim pef0ffent-
Iidte nndntittag iolgenoe offi5ielle
Nfitteilungen:
r9lm 26. 9eopeuber tpar auT Der
gonsen sront elm 9lbflauen bes glr-
tineriefeuers su bernerfen. SDei
@ngriffe auf Die SugangN 81 Den
Sriiden, Die mir am redten llfer Der
9ier etabliert botten, muroen bon
uns lei6t suriidgeidIagen.
ysluf Der gan5e,i iibrigen 5roni
in gelgien Bis nod SitenOe bot fonIt
fein engagement itattgefnnoeit,
ebenioipenig an Der @isne rno III
Der Champagne. gsihtsoeitowelliger
puroe &einls beftig bombaroiert,
mdhreno Solirnalilten neiitraler
M6dlte Ser Staot einen 8eiu9 ab'
ltntteten.
.SSn oen Irgonnen fiibrtcn SSn'
ianterieangriffe gum @erlltit linb Der
nadlberiaen @ieoereroberiing eilliger
Stellinden. In feineln Der slngriffe
mar mebr als Elm Battalion beteiligt
0as perIorenc um0 bnim lpieoerge-
monnene. Serrain betrlig nirgenf
mebr als % garbs.
Bon ben Soben Der Mnos uno
aus ben Sogeien lit ni6ts 5n be-
rid]ten."
2on6on 81. 91op. geo9 Idn-
aerer 9alie fonlmeit aib mieoer
einige gea6rid)ten pom ierbiiden
&rieasfdaitplas. 0as oit..urg.
ariessminiiterium perii6ert, oaB
ser Tormarid in Serbien erfolgreih
ponitatten sebt. Gin offisieIler 8e-
rift aus gsifh ideint nid]ts oaoon
5u tpiiien, ionoern iagt niir, oaB Die
Shla6t an Der Sauptfront in Der
9t6be observation-disclosures fortoauert.
Ser beiIige arieg, Der pOn gro
Bem ginfIuB auf ben Gang Der @r.
eigniIie werben Siirite, oa er poraus-
liftli6 @liuionen Iubameoaner oes
Sitens ju ben @nffen bringen miro,
lit offiSiea proflnrniert lporocn.
9ie 9eiorgnis Dor &eibungel
5piihen eiirop6iiden uno iiibameri.
faniiden &epublifen megen angeb-
liher Neiitralitdtsperletungen in
characterization @eipGiieru bot Die
iiibrenoen characterization gsatio-
nen boat berdnIabt, Die 8ereinigten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
Sic nnterind)nng iiber
ben DerinnfeurnSnlmarf
bat begOnnen.

GnslanS meint, es bnnSle iid) nnr
I'M einen Small.
GnglGnber nnS &niien iinS iebr un-
geSnloig geiuuroen.
%erlangen Ginselbeiten iiber angeb-
lide riliiiidle Siege.
EetrparaS .biiIlt iid aber nit gntem
@runo in SdDeiseu.
Slnseblthe IeuReruns bes &aiiers su
frauSDiiidlen 8erWnnbetcu.
rSentihlanS nno syranfreid) ipiro
Sar6 6rennbi6aft seeinist lein."
INF bem iueitliden ariesSid)anplat
nur fleine engagements.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
Sierte Tcmersbrnnit in1
s}abr.
Marion, Wfidp., hattie @ranb I'M 1e'
id)Gffspiertei.

Cadillac, Mi6., 27. Nop
9lacs, mos nod ben orei 9rGnoen II
bieiem 2sabre nod pom @eibd1ts
ricrtel BON Moripn, cinem 20 Vfet
len iiioli6 bon Cadillac gelegener
lori pun smolfbilltoert @inlpob'
ncrn, iibrig gebiieben mar, brariltt
aeitcrn friib ob. Ter S6aoen mir(
aitf $4,000 gei6dst. Sieben @e'
b6uoe. oorilnter Dos Opera Soitlc
cine STRIDE, Der groBte allaemeint
9oben oes Sorfes lno Elm 9eidenbe'
Itotter Gtabliiiement, girigen in
iSlarnnlen auf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
MotOrrcuncn fDr0ert
Spfer.
3uei Seilmebmer an benz 0ettfaBrcn
an @erleemngem aeiturben.

Sapannab. Ga, p. 9top 3.
8. aelIp BON Sapaunab elmer Der
SeiInebmer on Dem geitrieen bieiigeil
Motor5pfIe @ettfabrcn. ltorb beiite
OIL ben 8erfeeungell, Die er erlitt, als
ieinc Maid)ine in einen 9aum binein.
iuhr. aellp lit oas 5fpeite Spfer beg
aeItrigen @ettfabrens. 8rap Sloppe
pom Woorcspiae, e. g., puroe mob.
reno bes &enncns aiif Der SteIlc ge-
totet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
Garran5a bdlt iein
@ort ni6t.
Merifaner in Sera Grns
fiir Sicuite at TnnitOm
Derbaftct.
@erbiuonns NIT merifaniider eampt-
itabt nnterbruhen.
Silliman bat ben 9lnidlnf an Gar-
ransa anideineno ucrpaRt.
Gnrransa nno Mebr5abl ieiner Cffi=
5iere in @era Grns.

VI q | bingtpn, q. 9eou. =
Sroe Garran5a's 8arnntien, oaB
Nerifaner, Die tpdbreno Der Offiipa.
tion BON @era Grits bur9 amerifa.
niide Sritppen i'll Tieniten bes@ene-
ralmaiors ,Silniton eeitunoen maren,
nid)t bcloltigt meroen iollen, melOcte
beilte aoniiil Canada bent Stoats-
beportemeut Die Nerbnftling eines
iolhen Merifaners. Seine Ietdils
iperoen iiber ocu 6al betonnt gege-
ben.
Gie neue 3iuilresierlms in Sera
Gri5 purbe angcfiiitoiet, aber nod
ni6t I'M polen 9etrieb geiest. aon-
iul Canada meIoet, baB 0as oortige
YoIiseipeien anideinenO nod riiter
milit6rii6er aontrole itebe. fube
berridt uno bic @enerale Igitilar
uno Wlortine; baben Garran5a's
0eripre6en, 9ebel uno @igcntlnl
Don amerifanern 81 idiiscr, iuieoer-
bolt.
Iie @cneraIe 6ap uno 8ilareal,
GarrarBa iSiibrer, oie einer fiir5Ii-
6en gtod,rifyt 5uflo9e in Der Stoot
Werico iii Saft gebalter tpiiroen, be.
finoen iid) in @irflidfeit bel DER
| Garranao @arniion in Ytonterp
9ie Iesten Depeiden on oas Staats-
oepartemert iagen, 0GB General Dill
la unb feline 2ruppen in Sula, 40
Neilen BON Der 9anoesbalptltnot,
itii1t0en.
1ie @erbinoung nit Der Saipt-
ltobt lit InItgiom mnO Die bieiigen
9eamten glouben beitte, oaB 8illa
fpobrideinIi6 Die StaOt idon betre-
ten bat.
@oibington, 81. 9top. -
lin llbr geitern nahnittag mar
Die Situotion IN 8era Uri,5 foI9en=
berinaben:
rSGuier paren fiir @ei6dfte OF
fen. Ger @erfalif bon Spirituoien
ipar gcitattet nit glusnabme on 9e-
triu1fene. 9llle slrten bon Hopier.
uno merifanii6es 8elb, uil6 ameri-
faniides @elo, sirfulierten irilgebin.
bert. General GanOioo 9lsuilar,
Der Gorrnn5a laommailoant, ltatte.
te Dem amerifaniiden &oniulot einen
geiuM ab ui,o bot ourd aOniuI GO
naoa bieier Hegierlng @ratulotlo.
men iber Die orbnunasmaBige @eiie
ousiprehen laiien, in Der Die &il'-
nuna burn sic 3nlppen erTolgt luor,
II. iiber Den reinen 3uitanb, i'll Der ct
Die Staot geflnlben bate. 9arran5a
uno sic @enerale Sbregon in0 gllpa.
reoo ioaten I'M 4 llbr nm. Die Sta0t
betreten. qiltomobile um6 Cars nit
sleroplanen ino mebreren 3uglaOrn.
aen andres Gigentum NOR geraoe
ans Der Staot Yerico angelangt
Eas merifaniihe aanonenboot 3ora-
aoIa mor i'm Safen. @em auh cine
Itrifte 3eniilr oufrehterbalten MIR
&c, NOR aoniiil CANADA oeriihert,
poroen, 0aB ale aabeloepeiden nah
Moibington abgeianbt Duroen"
9lus Der Staot Nierico fan eiue
9aahrift, OoB oas giaeittum eines
.anvrifaniiaeu @oIfereibeiisers. na.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27
Stnoicrem sSrrigatiDnsz
TrDbleme.
SDbnc zines prpmincnten Colombo
uers i'm Gnnoes- -Siemit.

@aibington 27. 9tou. ,3mci
Sobne BON SSiilian llribc @i5e-4rGli-
oenten bes Observation-Disclosures pom
Colombia, Deroen I'M Jfeflamutions-
oienIt bei6aitigt pcroen. no lie ipc-
,ieQ SSrrigations 9SrobIeme lhioic-
rem meroen, Die lie Damn in ibrem eli
genen 9anoc sur gnr1toung bringen
moacn. 9Ils ein 9lft intcrnotionolcr
SofIidfeit gegeniiber Colombia wiir.
DC cine Grefiltiporbrc unter5cibnet,
melde ole bcioen Golombnner ent-
bebt. Iid elmer 3iuil6ienlt-EriifiIng
,ii unter3ieben !
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-27

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