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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

resulted from a fractured skull
caused by a fist blow.
The baby's morner. Mrs.
Gladys Anna Jane llindle, a
pretty, girlish woman OF 20,
quarrcled Thursday night
with her husband, who was
drunk.
She went 20 tho home OF
her parents at S4l6 l4th ave.
n. w, for the night, leaving
her 2-year-old daughter. Net
tie, and her boy, Frank, at
home.
She does not know what oc-
eurred afterward In her apartment
Hindle. examined by city detect
Ices Friday, was stil under the in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
BOLTON TO WIND
UP CAMPAIGN At
DREAMLAND RINK

Supporters OF r. H. Bolton. can
dldate for the citv council. viii
hold n mass meeting at 7.30 Fri
day night AZ Dreamland rink. Sew
euth and Union.
Speakers are 20 be Bolton him
self. Corporation Counsel Bradford,
ex-Chlef Of Police Griffiths. Sheriff
Bob Hodge. A. W. Swenson. Mrs
Adele Thompson and Mrs. L. W.
Clark. Wagners band has been
engaged for the occasion
Bolton will answer the attack
made upon him by Mayor GIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

John Hindle, was born on Marcn
%. 1914.
Placed Under Arres.
When Mrs. Alexander. summoned
by Mrs. Hindle, arrived and noted
the serious condition OF the child,
they sent Hindle out for some linen
and liniment. In the meantime. De-
tective Peyser called at the apart
ments and summoned DIR. Harvey,
OF the city hospital.
When Hindle returned he was i'm
formed the baby had died. He
started to leave the apartments,
when Peyser placed him under ar.
rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
LOOKS THROUGH
kEYHOLE; SEES A MAN WITH
HAND OVER INFANTS MOUTH

This morning Mrs Hindle came
home. and. finding the baby In
dying condition. she called in a
friend. Mrs. Winnie Alexander. VII
sonia apartments, 22l Columbia st.
They washed the baby. which was
still alive, bat It died a few minutes
later"
Mrs. Hindlc was too hysterical
Friday 10 make a coherent state.
ment She said her husband tele-
phoned her this morning. saying the
baby WAS sick.
He told me baby had fallen out
of bed she said.
The baby. named Francis William
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
DARDANELLESI
FORTRESSES
DEMOLISHED.

Such a release would be OF great
benefit TO the allies. who at the
same time could send To Russia the
arms and ammunition 80 badly need
ed there.
The snnihilation OF Turkey as
military power would be almost Ger.
tain. experts declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
SECOND AVE. STORE
LOOTED OF WATCHES

Several hundred dollars worth
Of watches were obtained during
early Friday morning by a thief
who threw a rock through the dis.
play window OF y. l.. Gates jewelry
store. 1926 Second ave. Nearly
dozen timepieces we're stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

4 saw him walk to the kitchen
door. He was gone about a min.
ute. and the baby stopped CRYING
lie came back and then | heard
the baby gruntlng and gasping for
breath.
Didn't Hear Baby Cry
II was awake all night. but
didn't hear the baby cry after that.
y notified the Juvenile depart
ment Of the police last night. and
a policewoman came with me to
the door ~ the llindle apartment
We couldn't hear ANYTHING, so she
went away and promised 20 return
in the morning and investigate
II lay awake. waiting for Mrs
llindle to return Every half hour
! went 10 the door and listened. |
could still hear the baby making n
noise.
AT I o'clock this morning I again
went to the police told them
that a policewoman had been up to
the apartment the night before. and
they appeared 10 be satisfied that
the case was being investigated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
MOB ATTACKS
EVERETT man

EVERETT, Feb. 2s.-While on
his way TO the water front. ]. f.
Nelson, shingle manufacturer.
was attacked by a mob of 80 men
and beaten into insensibility. Nell
son blames labor trouble for the
attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

and their kept press, who's.
scheme 10 divert public money into
private pockets In what was known
az the Narbor island Terminal deal
vas blocked by the port commits
sion"
II was pointed out. furthermore.
tha, the harbor improvements un-
dertskcn by the port commission
have not yet been completed. and
any attempt 90 draw conclusions
on the work of the commission can
be only preiudiced pre- Judgment 40
far as the actual operation OF
docks and wharyes and warehouses
not yet completed are concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

incniS, GB Yes
Ter way. is held
at police head
quarters o n
suspicion o I
having beaten
his II months
old baby 10
death.
DR. Harvey
OF the city h"s-
piial and Frank
kocpili. dep
uty coroner.
after a superb
Cial cNamina
ton OF the body
Friday morn
ing. said they
believed death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
LIEUT.. BECKER
DENIED TRIAL!

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-Charles
F. Becker. former New York city
police lieutenant now under SEN
tence of death for completely in the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, a
gambler, was denied a new trial to-
day by State Supreme Justice
Weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
6UFFAloNlANS MEET

The Buffalo club will hold it's reg.
ular monthly meeting at the Trans
portation club, Railway Exchange
building. Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

flnence of liquor lie said he had
been too drunk 10 remember any
thing.
The baby. a healthy and vigorous
child. was frightfully bruised about
the head, neck and left shoulder 4
big hrulse over the left eye was
probably made hy the blow which
caused death
Saw Father and Baby
Frank ONeil. who lives in the
apartment adjoining that OF the
liindles. made the following state.
mcnt to the police today:
4 got home between 10 and II
O'Clock last night Hearing
baby crying In IN. Hludles' apart.
men;. stopped aud peeked
through the keyhole ! saw Hindle
sitting In chair, and he had the
baby lying on one arm. He had
his hand over the bahy's mouth.
heard him say. Shut up YOU lit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
BENEFIT PARTY

Pythian Sisters Altruistic club
will give a benefit card party at
X. of =. hall Monday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
BY ED l.. KEEN

LONDON. Feb. 26.--Pre-
eeded by mine sweepers, the
Ansio-Freneh flee; today moved
past the Dardaneiies forts,
which its guns had demolished
after several days Smelling. and
opened a borbardment Of the
land forts on both sides OF the
straits.
This was the word brought
here today by dispatches from
Athens.
No resistance 20 the advance Of
the allies was offered by the main
Turkish fleet lying in Niagara roads
Is miles away, in the narrowest par
OF the waterway.
Expect a Great Battle
II the Angio-French warships suc.
ceed In battering their way past the
chain Of forts lining both sides Of
the waterway leading 10 the roads
the most decisive battle Of the war
IS likely To be fought there.
Announcement by the admiralty
last night that the outer forts OF the
DardanelIes had been reduced waf
received here with Wild enthusiasm
The greatest obstacles in the plan
10 sweep Turks away and capture
Constantinople are yet TO be met
however The channel is heavily
sown with mines. and an almost
endless series Of forts remains TO be
encountered
ConstsntInople Threatened
n the allied fleet can get through
the Dardanelles into the Sea Of
Marmora. It should have no trouble
in reducing Constantinople and driy.
ing the Turks into Asia.
II would assure 10 Russia an out
let for It's huge fleet. and would
enable the car 10 release enormous
quantities OF wheat and other food
stuffs. which up 10 now have been
held In the Black sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

!. G. llindlc, barber, .,
living in the Monro apart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
Mass Meeting Declares
Against Changing Port

Develops at MONDAY Gathering of Protest
Against Special Interest Schemes at OLYMPIA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

Two U. 8. submarines ordered
to canal TO work ont defense prob
lens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26

TO WOMEN OF SEATTLE: When the mothers pension bill
~ the state Josiah Collins sneered And
he asks mothers of Seattle for him. When the
f Ci Of living
a Min vote fr him
houses
eredE o
of daughter voef fr him
hwfp
insult to mano dHaaen nd@e
tn kayd dH Hupdany him. bwomnasw
E
Women of Seattle
afo ounGlY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-02-26
CRUISERS DAMAGED

ATHENS. Feb. 26.-One British
battleship and two French cruisers
were damaged during Yesterdays
bombardment OF the Dardanelles. a
Constantinople message says.
Newark post., 1915-11-10
Cecil Election Results

The Maryland election held last
Tuesday resulted in the election OF
the Democratic State ticket, Emer-
son C. Harrington for Governor;
Hugh A. McMullen for Comptrol-
Ter of the Treasury, and Albert c.
Richie for Attorney General Cen
eral. Harrington's plurality over
Weller was $500. The Democrats
will have II State Senators and
the Republicans 10, and the DEM
ocrats elected "a members of the
lower house of the Legislature to
the Republicans 46 and two indie
pendents were chosen from Wor-
cester county. Cecil county gave
Harrington Asa majority, McMul-
len 1876, and Richie 432. Senator
Frank E. Williams (Rep.) holds
over. John w. Bouchelle and E.
Nelson James, Democrats, were
elected to the House Of Delegates
and George Balderston (Rep), de-
feated Fred H. Letter, the other
Democratic nominee. Richard K.
Barnes (Dem.) was chosen Sher-
iff by 38S majority and Rufus D.
Bowland (Dem.), was elected Reg
lister of Wills by 1S9 majority.
Charles S. Peacock (Rep.), defeat
ed DR.. H. A. Mitchell (Dem.), for
Clerk Of the Circuit Court by 161
votes. The Republicans elected
both their candidates for County
Commissioner, w. r. Cameron de-
feating George R. Ewing by SO
votes and John F. Johnson, J.
Turner Cameron by votes. Cam
eron may get recount and if sue
cessful he and Commissioner
Blake will give the Democrats con-
troll of the Board. Charles B. Fin
ley, Jr. (Rep.) defeated Henry L.
Constable for States Attorney by
lO2 votes, Charles H. Gatchell
(Dem), was reelected County
Treasurer by 2s4 majority and
Philip M. Groves (Rep.), defeated
Walter c. Martindell, who sought
third term as Assistant Treasur-
er by TIA votes. Milton S. Sent
man, James J. McCauley and Alex
ander P. Jackson (Democrats),
were elected judges of the Or
phans' Court.
Newark post., 1915-11-10
City Court Revenue Swelling

The report of Clerk of the Will
mington City Court for October
shows that the fines and costs
turned over to the City Treasurer
totalled S2161.90. Five hundred
sevnty-nine cases came before the
Court in the month, 40 per cent of
the persons charged with offenses
paid fines and costs, SO per cent
were sent to tn eWorkhouse, and
10 per cent were dismissed. The
total fines and costs collected
reached S2,384.97 and the expenses
totalled S223.17.
Newark post., 1915-11-10
HERE AND THERE

Ladies of Emmanuel Church
New Castle, netted S131 from the
'jitney" supper, farce and dance
held in the parish house last week,
The Georgetown gas plant is to
have new 10000 cubic feet holder
built by Trenton concern which
will double it's capacity.
Drifting sand, it is stated, has
closed the mouth of Indian River
and residents of Baltimore hum
dred can drive across Rehoboth
Beach.
Wilmington bank clearings last
week totalled S2,897, ,952.00 against
S1,761 ,582.26 for the like week last
year.
Tripping over a crosstie while
walking along the railroad at
Georgetown, one day last week,
Mrs. John Millman fell, breaking
three of her ribs.
The employees of the New Cas-
tie line of the Wilmington G. Phil
adelphia Traction Company have
been granted an increase of from
three to four cents an hour in pay
without request on their part.
The Milford Orchestra, directed
by Prof. Jules Reybold, will give
a musicale on Thanksgiving even
ing.
Alexander Alfree, aged 16 years,
a pupil of the Middletown High
School, disappeared on Friday and
his friends and relatives are wor-
ried over failure to learn of his
whereabouts.
Exchanged Shots With Burglars
H. G.. Terrell, who conducts the
postoffice in his general store at
Richardson Park, was reused by
his daughter early on Saturday
morning when she heard a noise as
if an attempt was being made to
force open a shutter below stairs.
Raising a window he saw three
men standing below. He asked
them what they wanted and they
moved off. He fired after them
and one of them fired back. The
men were white and left a jimmy
lying on the ground below the win
dow which they tried to force omen.
Newark post., 1915-11-10

brothers. George Knight brought
suit but the Court held that as the
disputed tract had always been as
sumed to be part of Williams farm
it belonged to him rightfully under
the will.
Newark post., 1915-11-10

Miss Nora Henley, who lived with
her brother-in-law, Joseph Burke,
at 403 Monroe street, Wilmington,
died on Friday. A week previous
she had several teeth extracted,
thinking she would obtain relief.
A physician was called but the
bleeding could not be checked and
caused her death.
Newark post., 1915-11-10
Court Decides Odd Land Suit

The Kent County Superior Court
last week decided novel point
arising in a suit of George P.
Knight against his brother, Will
liam K. Knight, for a share in
20 acre tract belonging to the es-
tate of their mother. Under her
will each brother was given
farm, the tracts separated by the
Dover-Quaker Lane road. Mrs.
Knight, however, it was found, had
bought the 20 acres from Thomas
w. Wilson and as they adjoined
the farm devised to w. X. Knight,
had been considered a part there
of. The will did not specifically
include the tract and provided
that the rest and residue of the es-
tate should be shared alike by the
Newark post., 1915-11-10
Missing Farmer Found Dead

John Jacobs, aged 6S years, long
a magistrate at Bridgeville and ac-
tive Democratic leader, left his
home on Saturday morning and not
returning, his wife and farm
hand made search for him. They
found him lying dead in a shanty
near his home on the Seaford-
Bridgeville road with bullet hole
in his temple. A revolver with one
cartridge fired was found near his
body. 1t is thought he committed
suicide but relatives say he had no
reason to end his life. His wife
and two daughters survive him.
Newark post., 1915-11-10
City Will Pay Bond Premium

By agreement of City Solicitor
Hastings and William s. Hilles,
counsel for the Wilmington Public
Building Commission, the latter's
suit in the Superior Court to COM
pei payment by City Council of
$4,000 premiums on building
bonds will be withdrawn and Coun-
Gil will be given reasonable time
to pay the money claimed.
Newark post., 1915-11-10

Bleeding Gums Caused Death
Suffering from bleeding from
the gums for two weeks or more
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
Sort 2iberte gcrdnmt.
Die Stmation anf Saiti luirb nit je'
bem Sage beiier.
arenser Senneiiee NIT S62 Marine-
iplbaten auf Der ssahrt babin.

SO | bin gton, 10. 9lug. SSfl
einem @eridt on oas Dfarine Ge-
portenent melbet &onter 9lbntiral
Gaperton, baB Die boitianii6en &e-
eieriingstruppen Sort 2iberte &C.
r1iilt b1tten lttb bnB bas
aanonenboot Gaitine noh ct. Warc
abgefabren ipdre, mo es fiir5li6 3u re.
pollltion1ren slusi6reitungen gefont.
men iein ioQ. Sas baitiid)e S6lepp-
boot gtorb slleris, bos fiir5lid mil
einer Nln5ubl eingebpreuen Srilppel
nad Gort oil Trince gefontneit mar,
lit nadJ Gope Snitien abgegangen.
Gie Solbaten finb enttpaffnet NOR
oen. Sn Hort oil Hrince, Cape Sai-
tien ltnb Sort oil 9air berridlt &ube
g biInbeIp hi q. 10. glug. =
Wfit S62 Worine Solbuten lit beitte
Der gunbcs areu3cr 5enneiiee nod
Saiti abeegangen. Sol. 9. &. Z
@oller, Der lid nit icinem Stabe aili
Dem goote befinbet, miro ous &om-
manbo iiber alle 9anoungstrupper1
ouf Sniti iibernebmcn. Die Zen.
neiiee nabm gorrGte fir orei Wonate
nit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
9euti6=2atbolii6er
Tranenbmnb.
Als 3wcig &Om. sfatb.
3entralOertints Ct
plant.
ct. Ennler &unpention erflGrt iidl
segen ben @nffenidader.
slnd Der Eapit Elm rariegsnutleiten.
ber", iagt gpnsanp.
Stnoinm Der iusialem Srage ppm
Shibinm Der iusialen Srage pum
3entralperein empfublen.

g EauI, Winll., 10. slnq. =
Die SeIegaten 5lir Ssabresfonpention
bes Geutihen &omii6 &atboIii6ei,
3entralpereins bielten beitte Ionae
Sitlngen ub, Inn fir morgen, tpelu,
Die picrtdgige Gonpention su Gnot
gebt, MIR &outincgeid)Gfte 5uriid5il-
laiien Slm gtod)ntittag biirfte ser
9erid)t bes Slusid)uiies fir gei6liiiie
eiltgebradt iperben.
2Sn Ser eriten Sieiing fpurSe Die
SeDegullg bes Stuoiunls Scr iosia-
len sSrogc beipro6cn iub cine &eibe
BON Telegoten nerlaneten baB in
Chicago cine Sd)ulc crri6tet neroe,
INN bos Sroblem bes Sapitals imb
Der slrbeit sii ftlibicren.
GorlGufige 8ldne fiir Die Orgalli-
iierung eines SSroucrbiunoes pnrben
berpoaitGnbigt. Mfun eripartet, oob
Die tenporGre @ereinigung, ocrerl
Yrdiibclttin iSrau q. 9oiod ponYitts
bltrgb mtb beren Scfret1rin ;Srulr
Sal &eis BON ct. 2ouis lit, Die GlGne
giitbeiBen iperbe, ponod I'M nGd)itei,
Sabre cine Gonpcntion cinberltfen
Deroen ioa, ultf pcl6er Der sSrolleil-
brnb permanent orgoniiiert ipcrocil
foa gr foa ale Gereinc beiitid)-fa-
tboliider Sralten unlfoiien, bcren
Slufgabe Die n1oraIii6e i6ebunq Der
8cieqfhaft lit.
SSn geItern angeltonn1encn sc.
ifliiiien fpraf iidl Der 3entraIperc,l,
sueunIten Der 5abIreihen geififunq
Ser fir ben 5. uro 6. September in
Chicago angeiesten sSriebens-Gonte.
ren3 alis, I'M bantit qegel ben @af.
fenidaher Der 9lmerifaner 81 protc.
ftieren.
.S9Seoer omerifai,if6e 9iirger be.
flogt ben arieg", iagte 8rGiioent So
iepb sSrpe BON Seem Oorf. Limb nls
omerifaniid)er Siirger ioatcn mir ae.
gen ieben Shritt Der 9lmerifancr
proteItieren, Der sur @erlGngeriinq
bes arieaes beitragen mag.
Sci ginfiibrrng bcs p6pItli6el1
Gclegaten, Gr5bii6of 9onsono, ent.
pfobI 8rdiiOent isrpe, baB ein aSonos
BON $1,000 geinmmelt unb Inpit 9e.
nebict iibermittelt perbe, bomit er
feline Mrbeit IN ben i'm europ6iid)er
Sricg beteiligten 9Gnbern fortieser
fonne. Gr5biidof @on3ano bieb bieit
slnregilng piqfonnnen ii1b Iiiatc bin.
5ll, bab Der Yapit icGbit ein rariegs'
Notleioenher 1T.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
Gnglano bringt @DlO in
Siderbeit.
Gieieninmme i'm 9teu Yurfer lin
terihatnmt binterlegt.
3ipef Der Senbung in tiefes 8e
beimnis gebiillt.

gten gorf, 10. 9lug. 9ebeim-
mis- lmgibt Die Senoung elmer gro
ben Nfengc @olbes aus England
nod Den Ser. Staaten. Die Sunmc
miro pcri6iebcntlid nit $t5,000,-
900 bis $50, 100000 angegeben.
Gos 8olb tpltroe BON einem britt
iden 9anlpfer, Der BON &riegsidif-
fen ongcblid begleitet mar, ilad)
S6alifar gebraft mo fonlntt in ci=
nein Spe5ial5ug bierber Is gebt
on bas Wtorgan'idc 9unfbous, bod)
ldbt iid) BORT iiber ben 8runo Der
Senbung itifts erfabren. Oie @e-
anlten Der Sirma erfl6ren, irgenb-
tpelhe glngaben miiBten aus 2onboit
fonlmen. 9as bieiige ltnterifos-
amt tpuroe eriuf)t, cine groBe Wfen-
ee 8oloes in @eripoltling 5ii neb-
men, aber Die genaue Sunlne tpur-
De nift geiugt glu6 Die glmericon
grpreb 60, tpel6e Die Senbirng
BON Snlifar nod gtep 9Dorf bringt,
ipeigerte iid, @in5elbeiten bariiber
5u Sagcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
aDmmentart Der bentiden
3eitnngen gum 6raus
bnde Selgitns.
8enf melbet, bnh Die Staliener bel
8prisia entiheibenb iiegten.
Sample i'm Gnnm BON Irtuis nnb III
ben grgunnen.
gei Citrpp ipllen bic Sentiden IN.
gcbl.65, 900 Wann perlpren baben.
1apit Benedict ienbet Citpreneens
aatbolifen Srpit nnb @elbipenSe.
QIor;,,t hof Rnrrfd1fttun .ur Orrttrrlt=
Marim fat gprridjtnng snr 3critrcm-
nng siftiger gombengaie erfunoen.
gie &miien beid)aftisen @eiangene an
gabnen nnS anf bem Sanbe.

2onbon, 10. 9lug. Sbgleif
Die nilitGrii6en Sperationen i'll Der
Sitieepropin3 &urlanb foit Die emit
id)cibenoe Ybaie erreid)t baber, itno
Die 9euti6cn, Die ii6 ibren @eg auf
Sligo All er5lpingeu baben, alifgebdl-
ten fporoen. sSait gleid5eitig lino
belitide 8riegsi6iffe, Die iid) in ben
9eiit bes Coils BON Riga 81 ieben
periiid)t botten, neil lie cine Itrategi-
idc Yoiitipn SIR ltnterItilbllng oes
Sceres erlangen tpollten, 5erltreltt lno
beiddoiat norocn. 9ie 9lninmr1lnng
bellti6er Sd1iffe mar Die groBte bel
irgeno einem engagement oieIer slrt
mdbrenb bes gegenlportigen SriegeS,
nit nlleiniger glusnabme Der Sernon-
itration Der slniierten 6lotte Dor ben
Iarounenen. Sic ilIdten ibren @cg
nod) Sligo in oerielben Weiie, mic Die
britii6en S6iffe iid Dor Der &ii'te
@elgiens I'M Iesten Serbit rangierten.
Scr llmitono, ouB oie beiitiden Sd)if'
fc iid) suriid3ieben miiBten, gereidt
Der britiiden TreiIe 5it GROCER Sc
mgtiuing, Die borin eine Grnultiging
iiir bic britiifen Wofien erblidt.
Ger britiide @ortoB in Der &id'
tiing pon Sooge, obgleih IN feiner
@eiic nit ben getpoltigen slftionen IN
Volen 5u pergleiheu. be5eihnet oos
tpiftigite engagement Der britiif]en
Nrnee icit Der S6laft pom Schubert
i'm Woi. Der 9eipiun mar MIR flein
unb mus nod, gegeu ben fait unper.
meiolifen 8egenangriff Der Sellt-
ihen perteioigt tperoer
9ie 9alfan Sitllation lit nod
uncntldicoen iuo periporren. Gepe-
ihen Don Solonifi melben, bab Die
Geuti6en inb Ociterreidler tpieber ei.
men slnariff gegeu Serbieu planen,
unb oics bot in Der 3niommen5iebllng
teutoilii6cr Streitfrdite oil Der Ter
biiden 9ren5c ieinen SIusorlld &C.
ilnoen. Gs beiBt, Dab 100000 Mamn
nabe Srioipa in llngorl angeb1uft
puroen. irno iie gclten als Der Dor.
laufer scr uorausgeiagten 8anpa9nc
bur6 Scrbicn sllm Gntias Der 5ilr-
fen. SStolien bat bis Jest Den &ricg
OIL Die 5iirfci nod niht erflart, bod
meloet gltbcn. boB italieniid)c GnnlilIn
bas osmonii6e Hcib perlaiien mo
ibre @eid1itc ibren ocnlrifaniidlen
Goleeen iibertragen @enn lid oies
beitdtie., = beoeutet es, bab sStaliell
bolb i'm golfan porgeben miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
Tarole fir gaars erbetem.

Wtt. Clemens, Wfi6., 10.
9liig. sSreb 9oars, Der Dor filr5er
3eit perbaftet iporoen mar, nad)bem
er einen Wioroperiud) alif ieine @ot.
Tin unb einen Selbftmorbperiiid &C.
madt botte, plaibierte geItern i6ul-
Dig. Gr befinbet lid ieitber inn @e.
fGngliis, nber cine Betition bon 8e-
id)aftsleliten in 0eip Baltimore, mo-
rim feline EaroIierung perIongt miro,
liegt iest Dor Gihter Sufer. g5
beibt, oaB audi Gountpanfpalt aent
nnb S6eriff Sorttpop Die Barolie.
rilng oes Monnes empieblen peroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-10
Gieber tot ais blinb.

Sodion, Wtid., 10. slrg. -
Worgon 5ones bon Saitirgs begina
beute friib Selbitmoro, iiloem er iid
i'm Seller ieines Sailies erbdngte
SSSones, Der 81 Sabre aIt ilnb poblba-
bcnb NOR ilno so Sabre lang in
Soltings gelebt bot. ipurbe fiir5lid
am Stor operiert uno fiirftete, oaB
er blind iperoen miro.