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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20

gegriffen inb 5og iiG 5iiriif, nu6oem
es leoigli6 ein 2elftboiiS beid1oigt
butte. ltniere Seritorer tpuroen
biir6 Seeplane attudiert, febrten
aber unbeihGbigt nod Dem Safen
3ltriif.
BUR ielben Seit bombaroierten
llniere Guftfabr5eitge bas oiterreifli-
ihe 2el6tbaus in Snlnore. Gin
oIterreibii6er 3erItorer feuerte meb.
rere Sfiiiie naf 0tonofoli binein
ltnb periud)tc pergeblid, Die oortigen
gfapbtba-&eIerpoirs in 9rano 5u
iteden. giner unierer lenfbaren
9allons bomborbierte nit griolg
cine @ainitionsfabrif nabe Srieit.
Ser fleine Sonoelsoanlpfer
Woria @reciu tpuroe eeitert aben6
BON einem oiterreifiiden Sorpeoo-
boot in Der slbriotif perienft. Oas
Yerional tpuroe nobe Solpi-Stroito
on iunierer &iiite ans 2ano geicst. !"
%pn ben SarSaneGen.
&ritbiu. II. ;SSuni. lteber
9onbon 10. Suni. Sic aa,i.rten
Srippen, bic in Seobul @abr ori
Der @allibolis SolbinleI lanbeten,
baIten etipo 6chn Nuqbratnleile oes
dllberItcn ii,oIihen Seiles Der Salb.
iniel. 9ie 9eiesllne lit nit ben
grnBten Sdfoierigfei eli uerti,uGen
Ger 8runb, Ser lid i'm 9eitt Der
9lliiiericn befi- lbet, beitcit bui,rtiah'
lid aus eincu fleinen Gldttou n1rb.
lid bon Sebnul. .9ahr lnib ,nei on
ito5enoen 9erarliderL 5niIthen ipel'
der Die Siirfen ShonaerGbsn on
leeen.
Der aorreinonbent Der 4iio3tier'
ten 9Sreiie, Der atpei 21ee IN ber
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
Gin Sanf Der SOppels
lnOnardJie.
8aben ans gmerifn hnben tbren
bebren 3iuef erfiillt.
@eiterer Silfeleiituns iDllten feline
Sflranfen gesosen iuerben.

@oibington. n. t9. Sunni. Tie
bieiige gotidoft Seiterrei6. .ltnsorns
peroifefttli6te be1ite cine offi5ielle
Wtitteiliing onS @ien folgeitben 'Sil.
boltes:
Cine belitige 9epei6e bom Wtini-
iteriilm bes 9lcuBeren i'll @ien mel.
oct, oob cine offi5ielle 0titteilling
Der nuBeroroentIi6en Seidenfe &C.
benft, Die BON freni6en 9dnbern,
ipe5iea Den Ser. Staoten, nofl
SeIterrei6. .llneorn geioitbt Duroen
uno in 9elo unb Ntoterialien be.
itonoen. 9ieie @ei6enfe Duroen
bereits perteilt umb Die gon5e Gop.
melmonardie ireut iiG oieier 3ei.
den bon Wfitgefiibl Die @ei6enfe
aus ben beliti6en aolonien i'm giis.
lnnoe uno jene bodlber5iger slmerifa-
ner Doren fir nniere Ofiiiionen cine
Silfe. 9ieic Wfiiiionen bebiirfen ie-
bod nod peiterer SiIfe fir ibre 9lr.
beiten unter ben 5omilien Der ee.
] toteten uno nertpunoeten SoIonten." |"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20

@rGben berbro6te, fanb sic titrfl-
i6en Sritppen in ol,sge3eifnetent
3uitanoe tros Der Sotiul,e. BOB Die
gllliierten oIle erbenflid,cr gfittcl be-
.iiieen, itn ibre Speratio tel ollrD-
5uiiibren.
Bon Der ,lirfii6en C>ltior ser
Qlrtilleriefei,er &ontrole fp:1nte
belttc Die g8irfilng bes tiiriilhen
Seuers ouf o,e Shun5J :iitcn Der Ils
liierteii beoJa1tet iperhcn ilno oie
@eidoiie erreidten ibr Siel. Scr
Sanit0ts- ilno 3lifubrblenIi Oer Cir.
fen miro nirfion: bl.r6gcIl art. Die
Sobl Der 8ertpunoeten in ben Spi-
tolls @uien an Der Srpnt 1T slein,
penn ou6 Der &ontpf ndbrenh Der
gtnf,t 5ien1lidj beftie mar.
@Gbrrnb bcs Cages iino gep0bn-
Ii6 beihe Seiten urtGtig, 90 ole
Siirfen nohtIihe Hci neitungrifie
pprsiebcf. g';eIe tiirfiipe gotterierl
iinb in Stcllung, aber Die atobe Der
ieinbIiden Grdben geitoIiet ibrc S(r-
belt id)luierig. uno groBtenteiIS rih-
ten lie ibre alnfnerfiomfett nilf Die
9eierpen Der 2(aiierten uno oitf bic
ne6ielnoen Sdihten. Sic on aelpii-
len Suittter eripurtet meroen. Scbe:
per0en Die S.irfcn bon ibreit lWDc,
rem gatterien on ocr ofiotiihen Seite
ilnteriti,et, bie ieit Dem h.'f5ug Der
o0iierten 6lotte obne Sir6t bo' ge'
Ioitiallne bo'iptio6lih bca rchtci
Sliieel Der 9QIiierten borruoroiercn
Der ii9 aus Frun5Oliiden, 4etrn1ts
iino &oloninI'titppen slt!n 1mchiesl
@eber Roibo, Der boutihc Gene
roI, Der Die Siiber',bpe fcnrnnn
biert, gab Dem aorreiponoenten ieb,
| 6elesetbeit, ben Seboul ga5r Gi
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
TaQ oon 2emberg nur
nod eint Trage bon
Stun0en.
YttrograO ielbit iitbt unbaltbart
Sage tit @ali5ien ein.

y@rueef npb &pmninp iinb &C.
npmmen.
y9ln Der n6rSliden Nrp + iunrbe
bas SnDnfer bes Snneip SluiieS
oom 6etnbe gereinigt. .llaru lumrbe
mud, einem beftiaen Sample beirat.
ySnDlif oum pbercn Suelter
idlreitet nnier &erf parlparts. Die
oitlidle glrmee inter @eueral Gfian-
ser hot luiebsr nene rn'iiidjc itarfe
slttaden snriiGgewprfen.
y,Stalieniiiher Sricgsidlanplab:
Nm Der Siunsu Srunt mnS an Der
fGrEtneriideit @ren,e bcrrid)t nndl
hen letten erfulslpien italieniidlen
slnariffen, pubei ile s-pfc &erlnitc
erlittcn, Hnbe. Srcitag nadlmittae
muroe Elm nsner fcinbliher grgriff
nabc Tlana fqrdl nnicr 2lrtiGerie.
fener in, Seainn nnterSriift.
nSm tiruiiihen Giren5Siitriften
uMrSen italieaiid)e Ibteilnnoca, bic
Die 0ebirgspGiie 6itlid, tpnt HaiIa-
tnl attadieren luoatca, 5nratJe-
idllasen. Ser sseinS iat ieinc er.
fulaluicn glnsriffe anf Sic Gldteans
bon 6ulsarie nnb Sauarbune .:nse-
itcllt."
2etter StanS Der Tniis. bor eem-
berg.
Setr rogrnb, 10. Sani. llebcr
2onbon. Gle Anfiu;ft or pereinig.
ten bellti6en itro 0i!erre'@ iidCH llr.
meen Dor BEN @roocf StpIrngen,
ipeltlid BON 9emberg lutS an 6en
Sl1rB Sanclu, DER III 0it!iher 2fid)-
tltng iiber ben ili0Iiden SHil Der
Erooin3 Sll6sin gcbt, bot bie gali-
SiIhc Sanpagne 5il eirer oefirit,ben
&rile gebrndlt.
Sic 6Gbieftit Der Hu,ien, Gem,
berg un0 Slt @oli5ier I'll bnIten,
bGngt, mic bier oqgcmei ;iecgcoen
miro, bon 0ieier lebten Ilorfcr Ser.
teibiglugslinie ob, bit jert allein
Scmbura pur Oeu roidlen Mnnarib
Der oelttlfcn Arlneen ldliitt.
Die rliIiiihen Sruppen Iino itorf
al;f Den Sotcn 0ltlih Der 6irobef-
Seen peri6anat, uno oic eroberuna
bieicr 36ber miro groBert Shlpie-
rlgfciten oer ncrbiinbeten Scut0nel.
berciten als bie Der rlliiii6ca9;erteioi-
| grngsmertc ON Suno;cc un0 Snn.
Ole bclt;1en Sru?9en luciter
n0rblidl. lpc'ge Die rl;siiidle CrcnSc
| iiberihrittcn batten. itni,cn ouf liar.
fen @iberi:ono ieit /. rhiiiiher
Sruppcn aus Der Srobin5 9uf lin.
9is Icst idciren bic Gcl,tlnc" nen
Sonem 6luB 6cbauptet gu ycbeil.
Sic rililiihc 2irie in Der @rpbcf.
@ceeno, is Wcilen in 9dnge, lit bon
ioldcr St1rfe infolge bcs Gbarafters
oes 9nnbes, ouB man bier alaitbt,
| oab cine erfolgrei1e sSrontottode I'M.
nIoglid) mare. Siiolid) bon oiefer
@egeno 5fpiiden 9omorno rno ben
Snieiter- Siimpfen geiiattet bas 0anb
cine leidltere Inn1beritng, nber Die
ier 3ugang miro fir au ifnlol be-
tradltet, Inn praftiih su icin. Gin
Gampf miro oaber I'M 9eoroen er.
Ipartct, no Die Seiitihen bireft pom
San gegen gtabrls3, 50 Wleilen
noroDeltlidl BON 9emberg, porriiden.
Ceiterreidiids Slptte tGtis.
q 0 nj, 10. SUM. llcber 9aris.
5olgenoe slnfiinoigung erfolgte
. belite i'm Marine- -Ntiniiterilm: Ser
Seinb griff geitern inb bellte friit
nniere aiiite obne Neiultat on. Gin
oitcrrei6iides 9ei6paSer crid)icn
gcitern on Der 0iiinoling bcs 5aglia.
mertp.Sluiies (gforo- StoIien nohc
Der oiterreif)iifen Sren6e) iub or.
} offnete eiil 6euer, Dlrbe nber por
iunieren Sorpeooboot.S Seritorern an
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20

thrift 5u beiidtieen. 9cs gfeiuItut
NOR cine griinblid)e SSnipoftion oes
@rlmoes. @eber Boi6a ,elbIt er.
flGrte Die S;tuation ni6t mebl, ols
inoem er iaste, bab ~bie llrmonlth-
felt fir Die 9llliiertelt, ib:en @lan,
burth Die 0orbanellen 5u gelangen,
birrh5uflbren, 10 aitgenid)einrb tlt,
boB man bariiber fein '2ort per-
iieren nliiIie."
@e6cr Goiho, Der Otitglieb Der
oeitti6en Wtilitdrfommiiiion lit, mel
DIE bie ottornrii6e arirce repreoni-
itert botte, it holifpmmer iiber:eugt,
bob Die Siirfen Der Situotion auf
@ollipoli5 .gelpo6ien iirh unb oab
Die 9laiierten niemoIs &c ZEN Die Gar.
oaneIer Sorts Dorri,Sen ip'rSen.
gs pltrbe feitgeitellt. baS nur me-
nioe beltihe Offisiere in Der Glib
qruppe tGtic iint. 9el.tinc S5niOa.
ten iinb bel SpeaioImbeitef; be-
idGftiet.
&ritbio, emit ein bIltt;enocS Euri
bon runb 1000 Gimpnhnern, lit siel
leiht Der ON meiiten aeritirt- Sri
in aans europa. Die Illiierien lie
BEN ndbreno ibres gna,boroenlentS
fcin Snits iteben.
4onbpncr pffi.:-aer geridlt.
9onbont 70. Sum-. Soleenot
offi3ieae Wfit.eilung puroe beutt
pom britii6en 9riegsonlt peroffcnt
li6t:
y@m sSreitog beiesten mir roro
(5ortfesune ouf eeite %
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
sf)idial btr Us29 @ars
uung fir anbtre
SaudJbDDte.
&ebbisen iuurSe Elm Gpfer bes Bril-
tiif]en Firatentitn1s.
Oentif)l Ibmirnl,tGt bat Seipeiic fur
lire slnflueen.
2onbpner Dement, f1llt babel iiber-
nns idpah anS.
Sast nid,t, bah n&riessihiif" bas
SnMGbppt ranlmte.
Sps Der ll-2G mag 9iplle in slrtnprt
an glmerifa ipiel1n.

gerIin, II. sunni. l1eber Con-
BON, 10. Sunni. Cine bon Der bent.
i6en 9lbnirolitGt peroffentliGte Or
flGrung, bob oos beltid)e Sauhboot
lt-29, beiien &omlnanoant &api-
tdn @eboigen par, bon einen britt
i6en Observation-Disclosures geramntt
lmb perienft tpurbe, nadoem Dem
Sd)iif befoblen iporben mar, on5ll-
balten, biirfte in ben ltitterbanbllln-
gen stpii6en Geittiflanb unb ben
Ser. Staoten cine pid)tige &oae ipie-
len. Seiltide 6lotten Sffi5iere lno
oos Bublifilm i'm oagemeinen fra-
gen., uie es fir beiitide llnteriee-
boote noalid) more, Sanoelsi6iffe
in Der BON ben Ser. Staaten per-
lonaten 8eiie 5u bebunoeln ODER
Sdritte 5u lrtternebmen, Die geatio'
noIitdt BON Sd)iffen, Die neittrale
SsIaaaen seigelt, in Der &riegs5one
| feitslliteaen, iolanee britiidle aapi'
tame ii6 mir on Die &egel balten,
Die bon Der britii6en Monliralitat
gei6affen Dltroe.
Sie BON Der beltihen Iomiroli'
| tot pubIisierte glngobe iiber oas
S6idIoI Der l1-29, Die IN gan5 DO
iitiper sSorm erfolgt lit, uls oh biz
beutide 9lontiralitdt iiber5eugenot
9epeiie in Sanoen bate, auf oener
lie ibre 8eboiiptitne itiisen fonne
ipirb nod glnfidt bieiiger gittinfor
Imierter 0erionen einen tieferen Gin
br,id olf Die offentli6e Weinrtnt
MAIDEN oIs irgenoein anoeres nlog
lides Greignis.
aupit6n @eooiaen, Der &omnan
bont Der ll-29, mar Elm populdrel
Selb in 9euti6lanb, Der IN Der Sieb'
6es @olfes bem slrmee-Siibrer
Sselomari6on BON Sinbenburg, oel
Rana ltreitig noflte Der 8erllil
bes oeutihen Sau9bootes ltrtter iol
dlen llnlit1noen, miro nod Iniid
pron1inerter 9ertiden 5ipeifellos oi
geation in benz @luuben beitarfen
boB es unntoglid) lit, cine S9enoeriinl
in ben Soubboot-S -Sriegsmetbooel
ein5ufiibreh iolunee @rosbritall
MEN ipenigitens nift feline Snltriif
tionen be5iigli6 neiitroler 5loggel
unb slngriffe ouf llnterieeboote 81
riif5iefe
Inter oen Sitel .@ebbigen I'm
Die anerifoniide Hote" nimmt belit
Die arel55eitune in einem on erite
SteIe abgebritdten grtifel pleot
Die Grp6gltng oes Suli3boot-ari
Iaes allf. Sic 3eitrtng erflart, 90
6os Sd]idio Der ll-29, fpie es DO
, Der beitiden abntirnlitdt befanf1
aeaeben fpiirbe, Die @efabr Der erl
moIigen llnteriiidung Ii. nofntolige
gerIenfung Der Sd)iffe Dor Anee
fibre, unb itelte Die gernltilng ol1
oaB Die belitiden erfolge meit grob
= aeipeien fpGren, ipenn oieie ertp
8 aiina gIei6 bon slnfong fallen g
Iniien tporben tporert.
Ser 8orfa1 5eigt tDeiter flor
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
;slott, sus iidl ;nriif INN Sirfen ba'
ben iest leid)tes Spisl

2onber, 10. SUM. Gie I;urf
beieitigte en,i5iidc Stn6t e'roocf, no
mon eripartcte, baB bic &itiicn einen
bortnGdlacn SSioeritanb letter mir.
ocr, lit lort hem offi5ie!lch geri6t
aus SSieit Dor Dem gllIpro!l scr Der
biinoctcn tclrtulliId)cn Cripncu &C.
fullen. Ger SluB 3nnclu, Sen lnon
filr cine.ncitere iTorfe @or:;erC b;clt,
muroc iiherihritten. Scenario. MIR
menige MciIen liibii6 ton 0roHcf,
nurbc eleitbfn1s genomrier, uno Die
belltihen in0 oiterreihiihen Srilp-
pen iteben nun taiIn nod tiHen So-
gesmorlh bon 2eln6erh Der s c,lpt-
lto0t 8oIi3ien$, entfernt.
Nus Berlin murbe idon :riiber
eemcloct, buli @roocf ottdficrt ipcroe
unb boB iid) Die Hu!ien = on DC
Sanclp Gil" 5uriid6oecn.
Getrcerao ielbit battc erfIort. rob
bic HuiIen Dor einen fritz der Nu-
gcnbIid itilnocn uno boB on5 Sdid-
iol 9enlbcra'S beitegclt n;rc. mcnn
es ibncl niht qelongc D: @rooef-
Sirie 81 boltcn.
Die 6ron3oierl bolten nod lbrcm
eiacnen Scr;dlt bie Offcniioe Inn gr-
ros oilfred)t rmo Die 9riten pollen
bic bcutlhen Steilung u I'M &noet
Dieoer erfo!Jrcid attndic:t 11hfn.
Srubtf unS aumarno sefallen.
Mien, ii6er 9omouu, 19. Jnni,
@robef, II gieilen lue,llidl pur
Sembera, Der saiisiidle1 !Sdnptitaot,
uno Sumnrno, 20 Meilen liiblps itliG
uon Sembcre, 'unrDen bon bcu ner
bnnScfeu tentunii6en Srnppcu &C
npmmeu, iric bente nbenb bns
Srieasamt bier pffi3icli tcfn"n sibf
Ter Sert Der Niittcii nj lautet:
sRuriid,er ariessihanplnB: Se.
Snmpf intSalisien iflreitet por,u1rts
apmbiuierte iniiiifle Streitfraite an
uno nDrblidl bes @erei,nea Tfniie.
ansreiieub, hsietteu ole ie ,tunrla)er
nerbiinoeten Sruppen Sicluas nad
Stellnng,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
AZ. Sabrsans.

Siibnfer bcs Santw=Tlui=
ies DOn ben &nfcu
gerannlt.
lllnmp nnd einem beftiaen Sample
bon ben Sentifen btiett.
Eeiterrsidjs Sefeniipe segtn StGliem
iibernll eriplgreidl.
Sulruten bes Ibris5en-S0uigre
bulen iidl bluiisc aDpfe
Ceiterreifiidlc slette 5eidluf. italie.
niihe Stdbte.
Stalieniidler Sanbelshappier in Der
slor,atif perieuft.
9onSpn nnS Taris melSen erfnis.
rci6e SfieuiiDbeluegnisen.
Sriten wpllen nm Sonuge Seaiidlc
SdansgrGben beiett Ba6eI. .
1srnn;pien Wifen iiberbanpt nidlts
ais Siege 5n melbtn.
Surreipunbent Der sliius. Rreie be-
indlt SeoSnl Snhr
lleberScngt iidl Dun lfniUnbrbeit brit
tiider Sarbanellen Siege.
;slutt. sug iidl ;nriif INN SIrfen ba'
ben iest leidtes Spisl
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20

.&onti1tt 9eittd)er, fauft niein @lirirl
@eltfrieoen bringt es, glarbet mir!
50 mondes Snbr bab id) itltoiert.
Wand) Ofittelhen bob id) probiert,
@b' id bas Hed)te bab gefiinoen,
Gin 6ent = ntein 8ubm ioa nod geiinoen"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20

60 8rpan rlift, bod min man i'm nidlt boreir
Gid]t nlebr bas Splf lGbt d) betoren.
r@laubt Der, boB ipirflidb mir 10 bunlrn2",
Sic laGen nitb brehen fid Damn nm;
Sic loden, glallben mills ibnl yfuaner",
sluf iold]en 9ein gebt nidt Der 9erti6onerifoner
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
9onboncr offi.:- -Ger geridlt.
- Smriert Gmre GrfaItnna in Fl,

mem Sase = nebnlt elm tiirfiides
gab I'M Oriental SoteI. (an3.)
fr.io.bn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20

r&onlnlt, Iiebe Geiitidanlerifonerl
Sub, &atbolif unb 9utberaner!
S6aut, mas i9 bob 5u offerieren,
Sed)Sebn an eins!, es tpirb fllrieren.
&eibt elm eu6 i'm SrieOensregimertl
(Tiellei6t mofts mid 5iim ErGiibent") }.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-20
Gas @etter:

SdlDnes @etter I'M nOrblihen,
Gegen i'm iiiSlihen Seile uun
Nifignn; tnorsen iflOn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-14
MAKE D|L|GENT STUDY
OF GODS LAWS ADVICE
Rev. J. A. wInn In Sermon no Barto4
Heights Graduates Says Much
Is Yet To BE Revealed.

Impressively placing before ff6S
hearers the greatness OF the wonders
of the universe as they have been
displayed by the Creator to those w3o.
with the Psalmist, have prayed Open
Thou mine eyes that / may behold
wonderous things out of Thy law
Rev. j. A. Winn last night in Over
brook Presbyterian Church preached.
the baccalaureate sermon to the grad
yates of Barton Heights High school,
After he had described the tision1
which men have seen, the glorious
things of creation. and had told the
gathering that there are yet hid many
things to be revealed to future gem
erations. Mr.. VIM said:
"A fitting prayer for every boy and
every girl that starts out into this
world Is the prayer of the text: Open
Thou mine eyes that / may behold:
wondrous things out of Thy Law.
There are SO many things yet ufire<
to be obtained by the one who viii
pray and commune with; dream
dreams and have visions"
"All the mighty benefits that We
enjoy" he said, have been accom-
plished in compliance with Gods law
If the rising generation would add
something TO what the past genera
tons have given to the world. it must
do so by diligent study of the laws
of God and by close walk with
Him"
Three conclusions presented In the
sermon are:
''The open eye has been permitted
to see and to reveal the hidden mys-
tories of Gods law.
THE open eye has been permitted
to see the proper application of Coda
law to human needs.
The open eye has been the window
through which the spirit Of God has
found its way to soul, and by which
the spirit has made plain the spiritual
law"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-14
PROPHECY FULFILLED
PROOF OF INSPIRATION

AS long as Babylon lies In heaps: as
long as Nineveh lies empty. void and
waste, as long as Egypt Is the busiest
of kingdoms; as long as Tyre ID place
for the spreading OF the dsherman's
nets; as long as Jerusalem In trodden
under foot of the Gentiles, and the Jew
is dispersed over the world--so long the
Bible points to tho fulf,llment of pro-
phecy as a proof OF its divine inspira-
tion. said Evangelist w. C. Moffett last
night In forcefuil sermon on why
We Believe the Bible" at the big
Seventh Day Adventist tent on, West
Main Street and Allen Avenues last
night.
Were / TO walk into q saloon with
my Bible in hand and order drink,
the bartender would stare at me In
blank establishment" said the speaker.
But man could carry an armful Of
infidel works into the barroom. spend
all his money for drink. and kindly
be turned over by his erstwhile friend.
the bartender. to the tender care OF
the biue-coated guardian OF the peace
without any occasion for surprise"
The subject announced for tonight 10
''wil England. Russia. Germany or the
Vatican Rule the World?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-14
PROBE SHOOTING OF SwEDE
By UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR

Minneapolis. MINI, June la
When the grand jury meets here to-
morrow, reconsideration and a fur-
Their probe of the shooting OF "a
citizen of Sweden by William r.
Allen. an instructor in the University
OF Minnesota. will be taken up AT
the request OF the Swedish consul,
acting in behalf Of his government.
the circumstances in the death Of
Carl Nyran. who was shot at the
home of Alton last January, will again
be placed before the grand fury, with
any additional facts that the county
prosecutor may obtain. Allen, who
In an instructor in anatomy at the
university. was arrested for the kiln
ing OF Nyrall, and the grand jury re-
turned mo bilp' the day following
the shooting
Nyrall. a laborer. was mistaken ~
Allen for a robber and was shot TO-
death from the balcony of the Allen
home. The man had tried to get III
the vestibule door. According to Al
lens statement, he was either trying
to open the lock or was using dis.
Allen declares he went to the door
and demanded to know who WA
there. The stranger cursed and cons
tinued working at the lock. Allen
then went up stairs and secured VI
shotgun. He says he fired three shots
in the air to call the police Then
the man walked away from the door
although Allen claims he ordered him
to remain. The shotgun failed to
bring him down. and then Allen used
his rife. according to his statemetitsI
Mrs Allen was there also with q uiS..
toll but the earlier reports that sl16s
had shot at the departing man were
denied by Mr.. Allen.
Nyrall had been steady worksra
and was never in need. His father
lives In Sweden. and he has relatives
In Minnesota and Canada. 1t II be-
Iieved by his friends that the man
took the wrong street car and be-
lieved that he was trying to get into
his own house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-14
NORMAN WATKINS IS
DROWNED IN JAMES
Eleven-Year-oi Youth Never Comes
To Surface After Diye-Body
Not Located.

Norman watkins, the eieven-year-
old. SON of Mrs. Porter Watkins, of
No. 500 Hull Street. was drowned
yesterday afternoon In James River,
near JOY Water The body was not
recovered. although a sear6h was
made late yesterday afternoon.
The boy, in company with three
Others, rowed down the river from
South Richmond Upon reaching the
first jetty. the boys anchored, and
young watkins prepared TO take q
swim. The water at this point Is
about twelve feet deep. The boy
dived off the boat, and never came
to the surface. His companions LOOK
ed In vain for him. Failing to locate
their friend they rowed frantically
back to Richmond. and little Willie
Shepperson reported the drowning.
Oficer A. T. Traylor accompanied
by Claude Davis. Joseph Johnson and
several others went to the scene and
dragged the river, but were unable to
recover the body Efforts will be
made again this morning.
Had the boys sought assistance from
persons at the Joy Water Clubhouse.
the body might have been recovered,
as II was several hours later before
Offlcer Traylor and his party reached
the scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-14
BRIDE Of FEW WEEKS
SUICIDE BY POISON
After HystericaI Outburst Mrs. Kate
Evans Takes Big Dose
of Lysol
REASON FOR ACT UNKNOWN
Had Been Heard to Threaten to Kill
Herself, But Words Were Not Taken
scriously-Chauffc Husband Alb
sent.

Mrs. Kate Evans died at Virginia
Hospital last night about midnight,
as the result of taking large dose of
lysol.
Mrs. Evans lived in apartments in
the Ford building, No. i09 North
Ninth Street, with her husband, Will
liam C. Evans She was bride Of
but a few weeks. and friends stated
last night that the domestic life of
the two appeared happy. AIR. Evans
is a chauffeur, and was not at home
when. late yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
Evans took about half an ounce Of
the poison, after a historical out
burst.
So far as could be ascertained last
night there was no apparent reason
for the suicide. According TO Mrs.
Lena Mathews and Mrs. Mary Legge,
10th Of whom lived in the apartment
mouse. friends of the dead woman.
Mrs. Evans was in her usual happy
mood yesterday until within a few
minutes before she took the poison.
After Crying Spell.
About 80 O'Clock last night, after
Mrs. Evans had recovered from a
severe crying spell, she rushed into
the room occupied by Mrs. Mathews.
announced lIldt HHe I1du taken polSOlis
and fell unconscious in the arms OF
Airs. Mathews. Tile alarm was given
and In a few moment Officers Colds
by and Campidonica appeared on the
scene. They saw the serious condi-
ton of the woman, and called the
ambulance. DIR. Pitkowitz responding.
Every means at command Of the doc
tor was resorted 10, and Mrs. Evans
was rushed to the Virginia Hospital.
where further efforts were made to
relieve her. She never regaired con-
seriousness, and died shortly before
midnight.
Mrs Evans came from Lynchburg
nearly two years ago, and went to
live with Mrs. Legge. Her maiden
name was Kate Clark. She secured
a position at the whitlock branch of
the American Tobacco Company. where
she has been engaged since.
Husband Overcome.
Mr. Evans is a chaufYur employed by
the Richmond Transfer Company. He
was overcome last night when he re-
turned home to find that his wife had
taken poison. He could conceive no
reason for the act, except that his wife
had frequently expressed the desire
to go to her home in Lynchhurg to
spend some time, as she was homesick.
Mre. Legge said last night that Mrs.
Evans had upon several occasions said
she would kill herself some day.
Il paid no attention TO this" said
Mrs Legge, because II was not said
in serious way, and l knew OF no
reason for such an act"
Mrs. Legge said that Mrs. Evans had