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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
HANNAH DALEY

A large gathering of sorroving re1a- lives and friends were in attendance at the funeral of Hannah, wife of John Daley, which was held from the un- dertakin~ parIors of Rourke & Bouch- CT at 9:30 this morning and from St. Augustine's church at 10, where a, re- quiem high mass was celebrated for the repose of her soul by the Rev. Robert J. Bowen. The bearers were irnrn ediate friends of the family. In- terment waS in the family plot at St MichaePs cem metery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
RICHARD MANSFIELD

The funeral of Richard BIansfeld was held at S:s0 this morning from his late home, 475 FIarral avenue and a half hour later from St. Augustfne's church. where the mass of reomem was sung by Rev James Derwin. Del egattons were present from the Brew CTS union, the Loyal Order of Moose and the Park City court, F. of A The bearers: William Mccarthy, John Westman, John Stevenson, Thomas Ring, Frank Carnody and Thomas IF. Barren.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS have removed my insurance office from the Citi- zens Building. numbs- 1925 Main street where I have been located for the past fourteen years, to the Security building, number 1115 Main street, where I shall continue to give my friends and clients the best possible protection against fire, liability, compensation, automobile, plate glass and accident insurance. Come in and see me J. c. Bradley.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Postal Savings Bank
 Deposits Are Record
 Number, Figures Show

The large deposits made during the last month at the local postal savings bank. brought up the total on deposit to s203,441. the greatest figure which has ever been reached by the, local bank. The record for the month:
 Total: 291 new accounts opened: POI accounts closed; 1,283 deposits; 645 withdrawals. $27,s62 deposited; S2O.060 withdrawn s7,802 gain; total on deposit $203, All
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

between the advocates and opponents of license.
 An incident of the day was com plaint to the authorities by President William A. Shanklin, of Wesleyan, that liquor was being sold today in place on Court street President Shanklin said he himself made an and found beer and sandwiches were being served in hall over a saloon run by Sylvester MoscaIetis. There were five persons there, he said, but who was in charge
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
PRIMARY TICKETS MUST
 BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW

Under the law. all tickets for the Democratic primaries must be pulp lished for six days before the pri- maries are held. This meants that tomorrow all districts must publish their tickets in The Farmer. Copy will be received up to noon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Sheik Hah-Med and his fellow tribesmen are here Tuegday too.

Up in Carpet Hall, looking very at home among the Oriental rugs Sheik HahMed from the Garden of Allah holds reception Tuesday from to 4:3O There IS un of interest and in meeting these folks whose home desert of which know so little And the of that unknown desert is to be seen upon their faces.
 Robert Hichens in his story has given us hint of the fascination the desert exerts Whoever hash read it. will wish Whoever has read 1t and the unusual play this week, will wish to read it
 special edition now ready-5O cents. And Sheik Had-Med will autograph your copy if you wish
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
IsoPHENE n. YoUNGs.

Isophene L. Youngs one of the old CT residents of this section, died on Saturday. Miss Youngs was a mem Der of an old Stratford family and the daughter of the late MT and Mrs. Charles F. Youngs. She had been employed at the Star Shirt factory of this city for 40 years She was member of Christ Episcopal church. stratford, and is survived by a mum Der of cousins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
MACHINISTs
 TO WORK IN ENGLAND

Hartford, Oct. At was learned here today that about 40 Hartford pachinists sailed from New York Sunday for England to work for the British government in munitions shops. It was said they were offered five pounds a week or more in wages and transportation paid. The men are said to be young and for the most part unmarried. Five strikers are said to be in the party
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
ADEIINE GulRERr

The body of Ade1ine. widow of John F. Gilbert whose Ceath occurred in Waterbury, arrived Tn this city on the l1:1O o'clock train this morning and was taken immediately to Lakeview cemetery for interment Rev F. C.
 Rideout, pastor of the Second Baptist church, conducted the conlrnittaI ser vices Mrs, Gilbert, who was 7s years of age. was former resident of this
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
 DIED.
cT.ANCY-1n this city, satul

CT1ANCYIn this city, Saturday, oct. 1915. Mary, widow of James Clancy.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking par lora of M T. Cannon No. 105 Broad street. on Tl1 esday Oct. D, at 8:3o a m, and from Saint Patrick s church where sts solemn high mass of reuuiem will be offered forN the fepose of her soul at oselocks Burial at St Michaefs cemetery.
  CT1ANCX-In this city. Sunday Oct. 1915, John F. Clancy.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking par Iors Of M J. Cannon, No-s 1o51 Broad street. on Tuesday, Oct 5, at s:3o a. n1, and from Saint Patrick's s church where a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered for the repose Of his soul at g o'clock. Burial at St. MichaePs cemetery.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
OBITUARY
EZRA s. SHELBY

The funeral Of Ezra $. see1ey was netd rom his late home in PlattsviIIe district, Fairfield, at ? o'clock this aft ernoon. The services were conducted by Rev. AIr Johnson of the Metbog1ist church in Sport Hill The hearers. Conrad Miller, Hanford Lyon, Edward Cullen and George Gregory. Inter ment was in Union cemetery, Easton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
ROWLAND DRY GOODS GO.

could not be ascertained.
 Efforts were being made this -af- ternoon to find the prosecuting attoEi ney to place the matter before him.
 A vote is being boiled, it was said. almost as heavy as tn Q Presidential year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

AGENTS to handle high grade prop osition, part or full time. 100 per cent commissions. No deliveries Success assured. Personal instruc- ton. Call 5 to g. Atlantic Hotel Logan. asp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
Wesleyan President
 Charges Violation
 of Election Day Law

Mid1etown, Conn. Oct. 1.-The town election today brought out keen in terest because of the vigorous pre- election fight which was waged here
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Ward Bailey, a civil engineer c- England who was sent to Ellis Iala.hl on his arrival on tue steamship St Paul last Friday, was discharged by the Immigration ofncials.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
HARBoR HAPPENINGS.

The Fish Hawk. which belongs to the fishery department of the govern ment, has been in the local harbor for two or three days taking on coal and other supplies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

sALE-Tuesdag morning. Oct. 5, 10 o'clock, at SPA State St, near Seeley, rooms of good sec ond hand furniture for a home or furnished rooms, parlor, dining room, bedroom and kitchen fur niture, bedsA bedding, mating, rugs, carpets, curtains. clocks, stoves, oil stoves, ice box, hat racks, an tiques, old mahogany bureau, chairs, etc. Everything must be sold. Daniel P. cane, Auctioneer.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Dispute over a real estate commits sion has led to an appeal to the com mon pleas court in the suit brought by David Apstein of this city against Max Eisenberg of this oity Ap- stein claims he was engaged by the defendant to find a purchaser for property on Kossuth street; that he found a purchaser who agreed to pav $5, 900 but was unable to get S10O commission from Eisenberg In the justice court the plaintiff was award ed $85-90 and Eisenberg took an ap- peal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

sKTTAETON WANTED by trsveling auc44oneer We'll posted in sellers for auction trade. D. D. Baird, l 27 Gilbert St. G d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

At the first meeting in the bank ruptcy court of the creditors of the w. c. Cornwen Go. this morning, Fer dinand c. Fox was appointed trustee under bonds of $3,500. Attorney Charles H. Shapiro represented the creditors, who brought the petition against the Noble avenue concert. F. E. Beach. M. s. Comstockr and Judge IT. c Stevenson were appointed ap- praisers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04
CI1ANcY-In this city. sunday. Q

WANTED list of IIyour real estate for sale D. R. Whitney Fair field Aye. G $50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

WANTED-2o men to work at build ing moving Report Monday morn ing ready to work. H. Dennes Bish- op and Barnum avenue
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Farmer Want Ads. one Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

Co1oRED MAN, reliable. wishes work st porter. houseeleanfng. fur naces. anything Allan Jacobx, 395 Broad St. G d.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

E1R sAIE-A nice two-fami1y house on Noble ave A good two family house in the East End; small amounb of cash required. D. R. whitney, s8 Fairfield Ave.
 c $50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

FOR sAIiE Ei g1nt room cottage, North Main street section, $S,000; snasau amount of cash required. D. R, whitney, s3 Fairfield Ave.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

A BEAUTIFUL LOT near Beardsley park. cheap for cash and quick sale. D. R. Whitney, 8 3 Fairfield Ave.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

FOR sAEE-A nice two family house, North Bridgeport. D. R. Whitney, 3 Fairfield Ave. G sto
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-04

VIOLIN FOR SALE - Fine violin (Cremona) excellent tone with bow and case. Will sell lot cheap. Address Bargain, Care of Farmer.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31

LONDRES. Mario 30.-HOy Sc c
ribieron aIgunas uolicias EN- las
cualeS de dan VarIoS detalleS SO
hrc las catdstrofes de los barcOs
~Falaba Y "AguiIa", que fueron
.crhados a pique por submarines
alemancs al Sur De IrIanda.
Fl primero de- dichos barcOs que
fuG torpedcado cl domingo al me
diodia en- el canal de san Jorge,
'IIryaba una tripuiati6n de noyen-
tn marinos y 100 pasajcros. de to-
dos los cuaIes sOlamente cIentO
]ruarcnta fueron SalVadoS. De estOS
murieron mas tarde ochO indivi-
dIoS. asi Is que de los doScientos
cincucula hombrcS que formaban la
lripuIaci6n Y el pasaje del men,
rionadu barco. en- realidad perecie-
ron ciento dieciOcho.
La tripulaci6n del "AguiIa Sc
romponia tie ~cuarcnta marineros
+ tres pasairroS, habicndo pcrecidO
.u la catastrofe yrintiscis pcrso-
laS entire las cualrs 80 cncurntran
.aS tres que formaban 81 pasaje.
Lu, rapitaurs DE- aInbos barcos
liricron 10 possible por escapar a
p arri6n de- los submarines. pucS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31
HUYEN LOS HABITANTES PACT.
FICOS ALEMANES DE LA
RUSSIA ORIENTAL.

AMSTERDAM. Mario &o.-Ean
iiegado a Ia i'onJcf"' unos SEES mil
m"'i.'''ll' P"0.''s''' "'. tic ID"
r.. ;1...N
ta~rri,orio h., c,,.sdo ,rorp,. af,--
ma entire los alemanr; aIarma que
ha aumeutado con Ia caprura de Ne
mel. eI puerto del Baitico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31

LuNBRE~. Mayo &u.-NolirIas
rrrIuida- EN- r>Da capital har"n sd
. l.r que 81 general aIrmdu Won
krurk. ar,r ma r>lado dlri-iendo
las rprrarionr> mllitarr~ rp Fran
r,a y que l.nia rl firme PROPOSE
.Ia d, tomar la plaza dc Paris. re-
-r.I5 hrrido en- uno dc los uIti-
AMOS combatr- yrririrado> cu la re
-,5u del Ai~ur.
Nu-uuo> oJro> d"tail"s ="
ian dc este a~rriirntr, pu"> pare
-. uur - ma jratado DO ocuItar e!
nrcno.
Rr>prrIo Gr la, oprrariunrs Ell
.>rr tralro dr la guerra. las no
tIrla> gue 81 han estado recibien-
Do SON muy r>raSa>. por 10 que -
'E'' que "'"l"' d. I">,'"9 ~,
n,,,,., n.rf,,I, IL. .,I,r,
-obroyendra rn aruclia region.
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"A CIUDAD Y LA PENINSULA
DE GALIPOLIS ESTAN SIENDO
BOMBARDEADAS.

ATENAS, Mario 3O.-Una divi-
sion de la escuadra francesa eSta
bombardeando eI puerto de Galipolis,
II horde de los Dardanelos, en- la
Turquia europea.
Tambi@r csrin bombardcardo Ia
costa DE la peninsula de Galipolis,
nue da al Colo de Saraos.
Este bombardeo obedcce al pro-
D6sito de desembarcar tropas para
~ ataque contra Turquia, Y tamhiGn
proteger a aqucllos contingencies,
ahe segun han anunciado Sc en-
cuentran va en- TERRA, y &menazados
dc un ataQuc por parte de las tro-
pas turcaS que avauzan hacia esa Il
nea.
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HEROiCA HAZANA DE UN OFF.
CIAL MOSCOVITA EN- LA RE-
GION DE PiLlCA.

PETROGRAD. Mario 3O.-Ofi-
cialmente anuncian la hazaha he
roica de un Official del ejGrcito russo
en- ell siguiente despacho:
"El Quartet General comunica
que en- la region del Pilica, el te-
niente Kossistky, sc ma cubierto dc
gloria realizando una arriesgada ma
zala. Ocupaban los alemanes una
posicion inexpugnable, cuando ell je-
fe russo orden0 su ataque. FL tenien
te Kossistky, como otros muchos,
lanz0se Sobre el enemigo, con impetu
arrollador. Los hombres de su com-
pania intrepidamente, s~ecundaron
ell m%ovimiento que Ordeno c.n suma
rapidez Y audacia, = cHarI' e Sc
10 esperaban los alcmanes, cay5 So
bre uno de los fldIc. :. terribicmonte,
poniendO al encmrg) en- fuga. Y
c~apturandO dos am~ctral.;.G. ris Glc
aquel ablaiono er Il ;amp) dc "a
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LOS BAPCOS ESPANOLES NO
ADMITIRAN PASAJEROS DE
EDAD MlLITAR.

,,,nTI ., =, -,
r.r.ar-o os,o5o ono ba Uegado a T.
Coru1a. inforna u en- cl Cana.
Sa Ia Narrba. fla deserido Dor ur
submarine aleman. Dicho barco pro.
cadia de Holaada.
Fl capitaD del submarine ger.
r,aro examine los documentos del va.
nor Y = pesar de que Ievaba pa.
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ATuJA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES para
haIlar IA direction dc Mctales. II descu-
Drimlonto mas perrccto. la mica bruihla
Cn Jl>U baiu currrrluS principles. Prcc'v.
SIS. ron in>lrucrioucs completes.
NlEL mcylrana. So; yinagrc de rrHtas,
.-r Dsi"lIa: melaza de- cana meNicana, i5c.
NAHN~ DE- san IiNACIu-Con rOl0RrariaS
o. Iu>..Irrioue, para su mdncjo. SIO.Jl Per
-aU#lu. puma de Auca J tlRia especial,
$500.
HlLtGRuS-Dc plata para prOmcsaS: Bra
sp~. ri"rna>. cucrprrlloS, oiOs Y c%ualqaic-
re- ORA n-'ra. 75r. los misnos. ahumados
ru orc, Si.5U; los ml>Inos, de orc maciso,
S3.JD.
lEHBAS MENICANiS MEDICINALES-Ier-
BANS. oiaSr. laurel. ~gub"rnadora Y cUal-
lu,rrI Urra. a 5c manoIo; ioO manoIos sur
i,dD> pur SEQ; marlhUana, 81 libra.
N~EDIClNNS De rNTENTE-Puririna. 25c;
ra,turina. SOC; sIropc para Ia denlici0n por
81 DR.. La Barre, ST.; slrope de higo, 25c;
pinn Dlanro, .5r: emphasize J. GrisSl. 25c;
pd>IIila- para la tUs. Zoe; rriiOI vOlad1F, fri
jol de pGnZada. Zoe; tG Guadalupano 0 de Ia
Abucla, 25ci Iabon para manchas en- Ia ca
"a. Or. iab0n para las eSpinillas Y granos,
30; rrema Y poivu rIno para la cara, soc
GAIA; pUlyU higtGnirO, 35c; acritc dc ~arralla-
nc>. arc.lc meNIcano, volranicO. linimcnio
dc Ia Abuela Y ChamberIain's, 25c; plldoras
Y pcrIa> a tudO> prcciaS.
HJ#IFICADOR moderno, si.j0; tintura pa
"a ponor el pclo negro, Sl.5O; risadur del
rabcIiu. $50.
SANTOS MENICANUS-Imitaci6n de mar
mol. = por : pulgaGa>: Santo NinO dc AIo-
cha. Ia Nirgcn de- Guadalupe. san Ramon
NunatO. santa Elena de Ia cruz, esios o
cualqulcrd Giro, 35r. librc dc gaslOs.
TJNBAGAS MENICANA>-Dc pura plata,
con adornos de orc y >us iniciaIes. 81; las
ml>nas, de pUro orc meyican0, ss.5O.
ANILLO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
del reumatI,mo; dorado 0 pIaIeacv,
$3.50.
NOTA-Aceptamo, dincro mcyicanO en-
pago dr los a]rticulos que vcndcmos, plata
D billel"s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31
LOS RUSOS AUMENTARAN SUS
BARCOS DE GUERRA EN- Ell
MAR BALTICO.

LoNDhES' MafZo Jul cores
Po'S"i en- Fe'Fosr"" ae Ia AgeHcla
''0"'e' IL" e"li"uo un ue9pacNo d
'S'" 0"Pi'"' ln~io'Lna'"o que Ia no.
L" rus" gel MAJ DaIIlco ma $40 re-
O-.. ~ ~ '"'S "'
f. o.+, o;,,IoJ
r~efuerzos m~encionad,s corsis+en on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31
La escuadra rusa del Mar BaItico ha des-
truido varios barcos y sub
marines alemanes
La mencionada flota sera reforzada con ocho
nuevas y poderosas unidades de combate


PElhO"hAI'' Mario "o.-P"f No.
'''''S "1 'u'I'''S '~'I'.a''N - S'D'
que \aII'9 p'I'''N '''II'a'i'> con
rafGdIil"II'"> dc pfo\'>I'Il'N nan 81
Il" desjruidoS P"f IA Ii"ia fu>a d'I
War BaI'ir". aNI com" que NarI"S
submarines qu" Nan hirnjado
'I'ciuaI I~ha"Iobla> "h 80" Mar man
sIdo iambi"n @rand"mrnte p"rju-
"Icado>.
RI IiIolIhr 81" que So ia rurhia
d' 'N"S i'riI"H' NEE como Ni=d";
Dr>d' que Ru'>lra lola eH rI
mes dr Nrpiirmhr" del ano pasado.
lllc'o SuS hlahIo"'aS ha'"I con
',,'",' r., ''' "-"", u, ''''''':
obIiood, , n,dir..,r IN rIor 4, on,
racionrS on rsa region. dciando cl
principal pap"I "n cl desarrolIo de-
>u iu'N" p'aIl' d q SUBMARINES
I,'o' I'',. 7','' ''So' ''',''''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31

unas dos mil granadas, incendiando
muchas casas Y n estaci6n carbo-
nera. La ciudad de Kozlu, fue das-
truida. Irregli esta ardiendo.
Las perdidas son enormes por par
tie de los otomanoS.
La artilIeria turca ha sido inefi-
caz para rechazar el ataque.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31
LA FLOTA RUSA DEL MAR NE.
GRO BOMBARDEO UNOS PUER
TOS OTOMANOS.

CONSTANTINOPLA, Mario 30
Una escuadra rusa, compuesta de
cinco a~corazados, tres ~cruceros, diez
torpederOs Y cUarenta trasportes,
desputs de hacer distintas ~operacio-
mes en- Ell man Negro, lego a Irregli
el domingo. Inmediatamente proce-
do al bombardeo de KunduIgak, Koz-
lu, Irregli Y Alabu, en- el Mar Ne
gro.
Los canones rusos dispararon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31

raciones ofensivas. por 10 cuaI Sc
ha ~concretado tan solo a la defensa
dc suS coStas."
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7 PUENTE. ESTABLECIDOS EN- 1903. r
I. PUENTE & SON
r. PUENTE.
T PUENTE.
AGENcIA GENERAL DE ENcARGos.

rmo> 10 Que c r onrla: hmrmo> cuanto este r nucAra pHc para srrrfro Nuesra
afrmra M So HuHa i drcrmmIo rao: Cnrmo> rcIadOnr>. comrrrHarSc con drcrn.
r, ASA , r>iamo, ca apHud de lonar dchtdammr cWaIpurr rncrgo que nos conne.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31
sado e. t0iletO lust
ra1N
IA YER7A0 sC=RCA DEL
rkEEfFO"
%TRATaMlEsT0 GRATIS

Probarsmos a nues-
ira costa que Ell RE-
MEDIC ~CALFACUEA
impedira Ia Caida
del pelo y "a picaz6l
del cuero ca0elluGo =
Cura Il caspl. haClen-
do b-ot2r e. psiO. 81
rscibo de 81 nCmbre
y direction. i~nclUyen-
4 $50 IL $500 -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31

leltes q 20 centavos en- orc
a ayUdar q cCbTir los
aQueo. le euvtaremOs IN
90 nuestrC
No. : que vale 500, juato
antediChO utuladO la
del CaSello." Corte este
alo hoy mtsno al Union
x S12, Union, ". Y. {. u
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-05
Sbeaterbranb nnterindt,
ssener in pnnepf fuitetc iansen gnr
idlen oas 9eben.

Calumet, t, Wtd).. 3. SSiilli. Die
Office bes stonts- -6euermarihoas
hot cine l1nteriuhune bes Seuers i'm
Sopop- 5heoter in Snncof aneeorb-
net, in bein am 9onnerstog obeno
9ernuro Obman, II Sabre olt, Den
Sob fanb, fpobrenb @onoger Nl'
pbonir g3ittte,bere imb Seiternebr-
mann 8roebner ernitli6e 9railo.
p1inben erlitten. 9os Sbeater fpuroe
obaeiperrt, big Silfs-Stootsfeiier-
moridloIl -9efpep bon Sibpenine
eintrifft. giittenberg bebaitptet, ooB
err unb nid)t Sbnon Der ieineS 81
iungen gllters negen geieslid, Den
9inenotoeropben nift bebienen
ourfte, Die Moid,ire banbbobte, als
Obnton etnen Slim eeeen einen ge-
lobenen eleftriihen 9roht lebnte uni
ben Slim oatn sipiiden unoere
6iln1s mari.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-05
9}eun ueitere 9ampfer eit ge0ern uerentt geneloet
Taftoren Mabnnng on
&iliOn.
geiflniie bes Midlisan Tiitrifts
Der Gnnng. Snnpbe.
6aG BON Hrsempsl fiibrt in bentid-
eptbniiaitiiher Sempnitratipn.

SnpIor Center. Wfih., 5.
sunni. Die ieit 9onneritoe bier To-
eenbe &onoention bes Wfihiean Gi-
ltrifts Der Gnoneeliid,en Spnobe bon
9torb 9ln,erifa miro beilte nit Der
@ednttenmnbl lt1b Der 9lusnabl oes
nGd,iten &pnpertionsortes i6ren slb.
ihllt finben. Ser 9eiud Der SION.
pertton mar Elm iiber oller @rfporterl
gutter. 9tebit pier6ig 9aien 9ele.
eaten botten iih iiber 100 Eoltorer
eineefllnber. Gem 9iitrift eehDrel1
100 Hoitoren on. Detroit NOR gleih,
folls ltorf pertreten. ga SapIor Gen.
fer fcine SpteIfa5ilit1ten bilbet, po,
rem Die ouspdrtieen Seilnebmer an
Der &onpention in ben S1liiern De,
0titglieber Der bieiigen itnrfen 8e
meinbe it1tergebrnht.
Die aonpention fanb inter BEN
@oriis bes Siitrifts @oriiseiloen
Toitpr Ioiil 2Srion bon Mid,iaar
Gitn, Snb., itntt lnb OILS @breneditI
pohnten Der Snnobol Trditoent
Noitpr 5. 9oIeer bon ct. 9oui:
ino Ger OILS &eoner melt beriibnt
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beibe @elegenbeit nobmen, Die Sp
nobe Dor ben puritoniif,en Senben
sen i'll morneri, Die iih IN Der prote
itontiihen Gtrhen @enei1ihaf
geltenb MAIDEN.
Eotriotismus fiir 9ln,erifo mi
9iebe fiir Die nlte Seimot biIoeter
ons 8eproee Der 9erotuneen in Del
aonoention. Ms am Tonnerital
GeIegat :. Z. Barrie BON Sppiio
Otih., nit Der eriten 9to6riht poi
bent 6na Hr5cnlpsl in Die 3onpen
tionsbnlle fam, ba itin1rl1te ipotnn oi
&eriammlilng 5uerit rgtnn banfe
n1e @ott" lrnb Damn Y0eutifllnnb
9elltif]lono iiber 9(les" on. glud
mrroen on Trdiibett @ilion 9e
ihIiliie telegrapbiert. monof er er
irdt murbe, gtelitrolitot nidt mn
bem @ufitoben, ionbern oiih ben
Gimme nad, thrift 5ii bnIter. iein
6orberungen eeeen 0elttihlanb 81
mGBieen, einen ariee nit Geiiti6
Ianb 5u perbiiten, bnfiir ober itf 81
ben1iiben Die ge5iehungen mi
0elltidlnnb nod intieer lir1b freitnb
if,aftliher Ill aeitolten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-05
Gine ttebenoe Mabnnng.
Gmrppa iett fein snfer slnfentbalts'
prt fir Imerifdner.

Woihinetpn 5. Suni. Bot
id,after @ernrb in Berlin fobelte
bel1te benn Stootsbeportement, bob
Die Welbungen fponoh gmerifoner
in 1eiitihIonb eelporrt norbei1
moren, our abreiie bereit 5u iein,
luobl ouf oer itdnbieen g9ot Der
@ptihaft 3uriifsufiibren ieieL boh
Die ariess5one in europn' fein miin'
ihensfperter Iitfentboltsort filrame.
rifaner lit.
rGie @ornune.. ioete beltte &c.
fretGr grpon, lit, nds mir ieii
ariegsbeginn Die eon5e 9eit iiber &C.
ioet botten. Gs rpurbe ouh IN onbe.
rem 2Gnbern inb ebenio bier geiaet
bob n1r1lif mHbrer1b beg Grieaes
europa fem gutter aufentboltsori
fxr Imerifnner tit"