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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
TRAINS WILL RUN
 UNDER 4 DISPATCHER.

Seward Post: Trains and the gas oline cars on the government railroad were put under regular rules today, and the "catch as catch can" service which has been in effect on the road ever since the days of the Alaska Central came to an end.
 Trains will leave on schedule time and be run under train dispatcher, who will keep in touch with traffic all along the line, thus reducing the chance of accidents under the old system of starting cars and trains at all hours with orders to keep out of each others way.
 The usual rules against allowing workmen to ride without specific passes or allowing employees to ride on the engine are in effect. The Sew ard yard limits were set at a point 287 yards north of the machine shops.
 Section work along the line ended for the winter yesterday The crew at Mile was ordered in today It is possible that work on the line will be resumed on January 1, but this de- bends on the speed with which the appropriation for next years work is put through by congress.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
MUSHERS BUSY
 AT ANCHORAGE
Reported that Scarcity of Horsefeed Exists in Railroad TOwn-25
 Cents Lb. for Freight.

Recent arrivals in Seward from Anchorage state that horsefeed will be scarce in the new railroad town, owing to the failure of big ship ment on the Farragut being landed at Seward. Meat is reported to be plentiful and sufficient to last until spring with but few exceptions.
 The Anchorage water works has not as yet been installed and water is being sold for $1 per barrel. It is expected the water system will be completed during the present month.
 Mushers between Seward and An chorage satte that there is a scarcity of dogfeed and drivers are warned to take their own supply.
 Winter clothing is in demand at Anchorage and dog teams have been sent to Seward to freight g stock over the divide.
 Dog teams are now running be- tween Seward and Anchorage and are charging 25 cents per pound for freight. ... |
 Conflicting reports as to the stocks of groceries in Anchorage are being circulated in Seward, but the general concensus of opinion seems to be that many lines of goods will be exhaust ed before the opening of navigation.
 Good dogteams are in demand in Seward and Anchorage to freight. be- tween Seward and Anchorage, as sev- eral of the merchants who have stores in both towns will keep stages run ming all winter
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
ON CANYON
 CREEK IS TOTAL LOSS.

The quarters for the men at the camp of N. o. Anderson on the forks of Canyon creek was destroyed by fire and all contents were burned, ac- cording to telephone message which was receiveu . sam Jensen here this morning. Louis Floathe who tele- phoned to town, said the origin of the fire was unknown and that it had gained such headway when discov- cred that there was no opportunity to save anything. The five men who occupied the building lost their en- tire winter supply of clothing and Floathe will wait at Mile 34 until a shipment of supplies can be sent out in the morning. Sam Jensen, who is a brother-in-law of Anderson, had just sent out his winter supply of warm clothing, amounting to quite a sum and it was all lost in the blaze Post.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
ARTIST SHEElOR |S
 IN FROM INTERIOR
Reports that He Secured Excellent Views on Trip Down Yukon
 and In Interior.

F. w. Sheelor, travelling manager of the National View company, of Sissons, Calif., who spent several weeks in Valdez last spring, taking panoramic views, returned to Valdez from Fairbanks this morning accom- panied by Mrs. Sheelor. They made the trip over the government road and have a team of seven fine dogs.
 Mr. Sheelor has just completed a trip which extended along the coast as far west as Seward and down the Yukon to Dawson, Fort Gibbon and Fairbanks; and secured splendid views of all the coast and interior towns. They will stop in Valdez for a time and have leased the residence of Mrs. Lottie Brown.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Do Not Fail.

Do not fail to hear Mrs. Lena Nor row Lewis speak at the Liberty The atre tonight on subjects that will in- terest both women and men regard less of party. Mrs. Lewis has estab- lished a reputation as one of Alas ka's best speakers and has covered every section of Alaska and where ever she has spoken her talks on cur rent. events have been heard by her audience with much appreciation.
 Several reels of film will be shown before and after the speaking.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11

der him. After sliding some 200 feet he struck rock feet first and went head over heels, rolling over the rocks from which the snow had been swept until he finally came to stop.
 Higgins, who was ahead, did not know that he had fallen, but his call for help was heard by men working in a nearby cut. The injured man was taken to John Gilpatrick's camp where he has been since yesterday, when he was able to come to town. He was examined by physician who said it will be some time until he en- tirely recovers from the effects of the fall.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
LAUNCH SHAMROCK GOES
 TO PORTAGE, BAY

The launch Shamrock, Capt. Tim Marcum, returned from Fidalgo and Landlock bays this afternoon and inn sailed again for Port Wells points. The Shamrock brought up a number of. miners who have been em- ployed during the past summer with the Three-Man Mining company's property at Landlock. the property having suspended operations for the winter. The Shamrock will go to Portage Bay this trip to pick up liar vey Sullivan who. has been investi- gating the possibilities of travel over the divide to Anchorage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
JOHN ROMAN SEVERELY
 HURT BY FALL

John Roman, the former Fairbanks mining operator and one time Demo- cratic candidate for delegate to con- gress, who is engaged in mining on the Skeen-Stevenson property, was severely injured by falling down a mountain side. He was accompanied by Bert Higgins when the accident happened and received prompt atten- tion. The Seward Post gives the fol- lowing account of the accident:
 He stepped on a frozen spot in the snow and his feet went out from un-
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
ArcadeCafe
 OPEN UNTIL g PM.
 We Serve Corona Coffee
 Strictly Fresh ERSs. I.eL c.ll;n Propsietor
TIDE TABLEs FOR VALDEZ.

Predictions for high and low water are taken from the official tide tables prepared by the U. 8. Coast and Geo. detie Survey. The time given for high and low water Is Valdez time, and the figures immediately follow inx the time, indicate the height of the tide at Valdez. To find the depth of water, add the tabular height to the soundinEs given on the chart, unless a minus (-) sign ts used be- fore the height. in which case sub tract 1t.
 Saturday, December III. High-4:0S am, 7.6; 3:34 pm, S.s. Low-s:2s am. 2.S; 1o:22 pm. -o.2
 Sunday, December l2. High-6:03 am., 7.7; 4:37 pm, 7.S. Low-le:42 am, 2.s; 11:13 pm. or Monday, December 18. High-6:OS am., 7.9; 5:35 pm, S.S Low, 12.07, am.. 2.S.
 Tuesday, December IA. High-6:54 am., Ill; 7:1S pm. 6.2 Low-0.O6 am., .1.6; 1.33 pm. 2.3 Wednesday, December 15 High--~7:45a aam., S.4; SAL pm, 60 |Low-1:c2 am, 2.3; 2:43 pm. 1.s. F.. \ Thursday, December 16. High-S:32 am, S.6; 9:50' pm, 6.1 ILow-1:5S am, 3.9; 3:39 pm. 0.s |fs Friday, December 17.
 High-9:15 am, S.S; 10:47 pm, s.S Low--2:52 am. 3.3; 4:26 pm, 0.S F Saturday, December IS. High--1:56 am, 70; 12:54 pm, s.4 Low--3:40 am, 3.5; 5:06 pm, -0s2 F Sunday, December 19. tIigh--12:43 am, 6.6; 10:43 pm, s.2 LowE.4;26 am, 3.5; 5:42 pm. -o:6 Fs Monday, December 20. < HigfAo.:'13 am. 6.7; 11:09 pm, 9sl Low-sG5s01 am, 3.5; 6:16 pm, -0.7 l.! ,sr- Tuesday, December al.
 High-12:4s am. s.9; 11:44 pm. s.5 Low-5:37 am, 3.4; 8:49 pm, -0.S
 Wednesday, December 20.' High-1:23 am, 6.9; 12:20 pm, 9.s Low-6:11 am, 3.4; 7:20 pm, -.s
 Thursday, December 28.
 Low-6:47 am, 3.3; 7:51 pm, --o.7 lHigh--a:55, am, 9.6. ,...<...,
 .,,. Friday, December "A.
 High-2:2S am, TO: 1899 pm. s.2 Low--7:25 am, 3.S; s:23 pm. --o.t
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Wilson Returns to Valdez. {;

Jim Wilson, the Valdez fre1ghter, who recently completed the contract of delivering the government freight between Valdez and Interior points, arrived last night on the steamer from Cordova. It is understood that Mir. Wilson has se- cured a contract for delivering four hundred tons of supplies and ma chinery from Strelna station on the Copper River railroad, to the copper on Nugget Creek owned by the Alaska Copper corporation. His horses are now at Chitina.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Weather Report.
Valdez. Dec. 10, 1915.
Interior Weather.

- Valdez, Dec. II, 1915.
 Fairbanks, 10; 9 inches snow; cloudy, calm.
 Salcha, ,-12; g inches snow; calm and cloudy, trail good. ','
 Richardson, 8; 12 inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Mccarthy, Il; IA inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Donnelly, IA; Is inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 McCallum, -12; 36 inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Paxson, A; 30 inches snow; cloudy, calm, trail drifted.
 Hogan, 3; 19 inches snow; clear and calm, trail good.
 Gulkara, -22; IA inches snow; clear, calm, trail good.
 Copper Center, 10; IT inches of snow; clear. calm. trail good.
 Tonsina, 20; 13 inches of snow; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Teikhell, 4; 22 inches of snow; cloudy, calm, trail good.
 Beaver Dam, -4; 22 inches of snow; calm, trail good.
 Summit, above; 60 inches snow; cloudy, windy. trail drifted.
 Wortman's, 2 above, IA inches of snow; cloudy, light wind, trail good.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Mail Clerk Injured.

John Thwaite, mail clerk on the steamer Northwestern, suffered se- were bruises by falling through a hatch on the steamer while at, Ju- neau. He was taken to a hospital, where examination showed that no serious injuries were received and after spending 24 hours under. the care of the doctors he decided that he would continue the trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Congregational Church.

Rev. J. F. DunStan, pastor. t'''-----
 The following services will be held on Sunday. "."'
 11:0O, Devotional Service. Ser mon, "Home, Sweet Home." Chil- dren.s story, '"How Y" Grasshopper Mada War ", aFa s.'irT1@-'.. '..
 12:0O, Sunday School" .,.,. ...,
 7:3O, Gospel Service, address, "Hobnobbing with Satan
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
ADDRESS TONIGHT AT
 LIBERTY THEATRE

Mrs. Lewis, the educational work CT, will deliver an address at the Lib erty Theatre this evening, and should the Northwestern be delayed in re- turning from the westward she will deliver another address Sunday eve- ming. The regular program of film will be shown but the admission price will be the same. 25 cents for adults.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11

Henry Robottom, who has acquir- ed a reputation as a dogdriver for the Signal Corps, arrived from Fair banks yesterday with team of elev- en dogs. He reports the road in good condition for light travelling.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11

Program at the Liberty. 1. His Better Self. 2, 3 and 4. Pelesas and Melasian- der
 5. Bill Jones, the w. w. Wa scream. At the Liberty Theatre tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Catholic Church Services.

Catholic Church SerV1CeS. First mass at 8:3O a. m. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Ser mon, Christian Education" Sunday School at 2 p. m. vespers Instruction and Benedic- tion at 7:30 p. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11
Alaska Water, Light and Tele. Co


 Saturday. December aS. : am, Fl; 2:05 pm, S.S am, 3.3; S:55 pm, -0.2
 Sunday, December 26. . am, "a; 2:46 pm, S.2, am! 3.3; 9:2S pm, o.2
 Monday, December 27 am, "A; S:31 pm. 7.6 am, 3.2; 10:05 pm, 0.S
 Tuesday, December 2S. am, 6.4: 3:52 pm, 7.S Low-10:01 am, 4.1;e 10:50 pm, III
 Wednesday, December 20. am, so; 5:37 pm, so Low-11:55 am. 2.e. ,.
 Thursday. December 80. am, S.4; 7:08 pm. 6.6. Low-11:31 am, a.1: 1914 pm, 1.s
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-12-11

Friday, December 31.
 High-7:16 am, s.s; $40 pm. 6;s Low--12:27 am, 2.7: 2:30 pm, 10
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
Suits neuer Yrdii:
bent.
Gtneral SnrtiguenaDt
BON NatiDnal Str=
iammlnng ermablt.
SeuDlfcrnng in Der SanptitaSt uer-
halt i'd rnbis.
Seute friif nod ipeitcre ainerifani'
id)e Srnppen gclanbet.
Dit Sclbgeidjiiben bielten iie Die BE
p6lfernng in Sdadl.

Bort OH Trince, ~. slug
General 9urtiguenobe fpurbe berte
bon Scr Nationol @erf rfanirnlitnq
gum 0rGiibeitten BON Sniti gefp1hlt
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Bort oil Hrince, Saiti, t2
slug. Seltte miro non Der NotionnI-
@eriann1lllng elm Erdiibent oon
6uiti eripdblt tperben. @r miro Del
IodIoIger bes GrGiibenten @ilillril-
me ieir, Der pdbrenO Scr fiir3li6en
Nepoliition ultter Der Giihrilng bes
Or. Hoiolpo Sobo getotet lporoen
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lin nlooli6eu ltnri;ben por3itbeii.
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foniihe Sruppen ans 9ath geIett
Sic brod)ten 6eloaeid1iite ,lnb !to.
i6inengelpebre nit iiG. Die Straben
Scr Staot tperben pntrouilliert iino
9arrifooell aus SanbiGfen prrhen
erridtet, Die i'm sSalle bon Strofc1-
f1mpien ols 9rltitipcbr bicncn iol-
len.
9ic 9ep0Ifcrllng Ser Staot perGoli
ii6 ritbig lnb aIgenneiit glailbt nlan
oob es 3it feinen ernItlifen 9lnsidrei-
tungen fpnlmer1 meroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
sSabrtbefeble mnroeu
miBDeritanOen.
Sier SOte nnb iibtr
5wan3ig Serlebte bet
Sabnangliid.
5rahtsne fdbrt uahe Columbus, g,
in Grfnriiunssng binein.
Entbias.Hitter ams Columbus uoe1
beren Sanilie Die Spfer.
Sas 9l6lebcn ppn mehreren Der Ser.
lebten itiinSlid eriuartet.

Columbus, s., u. 9llig. @ier
Terionen fpltroen getotet unb iiber
5tpunSig perlcst, eiitige bopon lebens-
gef1brlid), ols belite 6lt friiber 0tor-
genitlmoe elm idtper belnbener SSrnft.
5ug in einen Spe5iolsug bineinfllbr,
ouf Dem ii6 cine 8eIenidoft BON
Witgliebern Der &nigbts Of Bpthias-
2oge BON Nit. Sterling, g., befana,
BON benen piele ihre sSraucn lmh
onbere Somilieiintitglieoer nit lid
batten.
Tas ltngliid ereignete iifl irSriert
Citation on Der Baltimore & Ohio
SoutbtpeItern-9ohn, II Weilen iiib-
lid bon Columbus. Die Eptbin@rit.
ter febrten BON ibrem jGbrIifen Slls-
flugc no6 Gebar Yoint, nobe Son-
ousfp, suriid. Ser Gaiiogier5ug
botte angebalten, I'M @aIicr ein5r-
nebmen, ols Der Srnftaug in 6ie
leste Gar bineinflthr. 8etotct tplr-
oen:
9ogan Softer, ein sSorrner bon
Tidntpnu Gouttn
Morgoret Solors, 5hori,ie 9fcff
uno Sbob 01it6eQ, ale aus Sol. Ster-
lin9 ober oeiien unmitteIburer Tim.
gebung
Dos gerfonoI 6es 5ro6t5uges er.
fl6rte, boB es getDuBt bate, bob Der
Boiiogier5rg porausfnhr, bob lber
nod ben erteilten Srbres Der sSroht.
sug elm flares @eleiie b1tte baben TEL
len.
9rei ober bier Der @erlebten haben
ani6einenb feine Nlusiidt. NIT Dem
0eben onpon5lifomnlen.
Siinf3ebn Der SerIesten purOen
ouf einem Spe5ial5ug mad, GoIum
bus gebrndlt lno nad) SpitdIern
transporter. gs beibt, bab eine
foit gleide 3abl BON Serleeten, De.
rem @unoen lei6ter NotlIr iinb, nod
ibren 6Guicrn in Wolult Sterline
acnorlflten ipuroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
@ilion mieOer
tit @aibington.
&onferen5en NIT Orti aaz
binettsmitglitbern
geplant.
Wtit 9aniins sSrasen Der answGrtisen
Eolitif sn beipreheu.
6arriiun nn6 Saniels iperben iiber
MISUNDERSTANDING berid)ten.
Die fir mprgen geplante Gabiuetts-
iitnns lit abseiast.

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ii0tiu &slnon Iebrte beute alls Cor
nib, 9f. s.. 5iriif ilr1b trdf fur5 nod
9:30 llbr pm. I'M @eiBen Saus Elm.
Gr lpiro nit SefretGr 9oniing iiber
oic merifonii6c. baitiifc unb onbere
SSrugen DER ouslpGrtigen Eplitif fon-
fericrcn.
SSnt @eiBen Soails purbe belite be,
fonntgegeben. Dob nlorgen feline 9o-
binettsiisitng itattfinben nerbe. Ger
Erdiioent lit iiber5eugt. bnB ihnc,
bcnoe 9lngeIegenbeiten in ben per-
i6ieoenen Separtements nod nid)t
reif fiir cine nl1gemeine Grorteritng
ourh oos &obinett iinb.
gtaf ieiner aonferen5 nit Sefr.
9aniing gcoenft Serr @ilion Die
SefretGre 8arriion unS GnnieIs al
cnlpfunaen, Inn nit ibnen Sragen
notipnaler Serteibigung ali beipre,
6en. geioc Sefrctare perben Dem
TrGiioenten porIGl,fiee gerifte iiber
Die 9lniidten con Irmee- unb Slpt,
ten Offi5iere nit @e5ug ouf Den
gusbou Der 9lrnee linb 0tortne bor-
Iegen. Mud, bic Sitl,otion OH Ser
mcrifoniiden 8ren3e biirfte nit
Scfr. 8urriion beiproden perben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
Neut mpiteriDie Sieb.
iendt.
gieb in 9lrenae Gpnntp erblinbet
gans plDslid.
9iinberiende in Sasinaiu Gunmtp
nod niflt anfseflart.

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boben ii6 Die WaiteIicber Der itoot.
Ii6en Sieb Sonitots Gonlntiiiion
bon ibrem Sdreden iiber cine mn
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Saainofp Goilntp gum Spfcr falIer,
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iobcn. 9lus Stonbiib. @rcnoc goun-
tp, fom nGn,Ii6 Die Tohridt, BOB
Sieb in Der bortiaen 8egeno pIoslid
erbIinbet. Snipeftoren tpurben nod,
Stanbiib geianbt, I'm, Die ncuc9ronf.
belt at oiaenoiti5ieren.
Seile Der 9ooober infi5icrten %te-
bes aus Saginap Goui,tp fpuroen
i'm bafterioIogiiden 9epurtement oes
Wtidiean Agricultural College ltnter-
iudlt, aber bos &eiultat Der Inter
iuhung miro foleen.
Rnf) Iniift Der eenaitnten itoof-
Iiden 9omn1iiiion fpurbe aus CHI
eogo serum nod soeinoip Gountp
eeionbt. bns ireenbnelhe infeftioTe
aeime er,tbnIten boben mag. Die
gunbes geborben boben iiber Nin.
Der in soeinap Gountp eu1e tenlpr.
rnre Quarantine berb1net.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
yatrOlidiii y&amiag" "nnl
oenti6er Silfsfrtn;tr
rWeteor" geinnftn.
2rei britifdle isiidlerboute anf BEN
Wfeeresgrnnbe.
6rnnfreidj melbet nmbebcnterbe
aGmpfe on Der 0eitfrunt.
Yoit bon gformegen nah Gnhlanb
iiber gorb ge,pprfem.
Ippea Der nereinigten oentid)en
Ssrneliten an Mmerifa.
ggfandleiter 8narSian" perteibiei
gann nnf ganmluulle.
Bot bon Gprnesen nah Gmhlamo
iiber gorb gemurfem.

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6rnbtlos iiber Sopbille, ~. 9lngltit.
Die @Iliierten bnben Die Inter
itiisiing Der Irn1ee perloren. nit
Der iie Die Streitfrdfte Der 3entrol-
rtdhte su perni6ten bofften", ioqte
enper Taid,o. Der tiirfiihe &riees-
u1iniiter berte III einer ltnterreoung,
bic er nit einem Sertreter Der yMf-
ioeiierten Treiie" batte uno bel Der
Die Sample in Holen eripd6nt pur-
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au tun bIeibt. ober bo &llBlan6 niht
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mo ecbolten bot, OILS er ougenidein-
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lidl niht nieoerboIen miro. Gin
Neonn. Der ongeIihts ou Der mooer-
ncn geforberitngsmittel es fiir moe-
fidl bolt. ut nm elm Sabrbunbert 5u-
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vWean fonn mic Diiien, mas oos
GrteaSeeidid bringt, ober alIe 9ln-
5eiden iprehen bafiir. ooB mir ge.
fpinnen mcrben. 9innen fi,rsem miro
Die ritiiiihe Irmee erleoigt iein iino
unieren Serbilnbeten geitotten. ibre
TGtigfcit irgenotpo uuf,unebmen.
ssn5lpiihen iorgen mir 6ufiir. 6ub
bic Situntion. oie bciier 1T. benn tc,
cnoouert, neil mir beitonoig uniere
Granniiotion unb uniere Strett-
frGfte ergGn5en.
9onoon, ~. 9Tua. Die bolti.
fhe ,Slanfe Der oeiitidlen Seere unter
felomarihoQ bon Sin0enburg bat
Jest ole ltfer Der Spino 5tpii6cn
Siiga uno 9:pinsf erreift uno 1T in
Der oireften 9illie MIR nod 300 9fei-
len bon petersburg entfernt @cn
bort critredt iid) Die 2inie iiioports,
no Die Seitltng aopuo nod INNER
ausbdlt, bod mag Die nddite @ode
cine arobe Shloft alif Der noh Der
r,tIiiiten Smiptitoot fiibrenoen
GtruBe icben
Sic spcitc Ierteibigingslinie, alif
Die Die Huiien 5iriidsifoqen beab.
fi1tigen. neGhem Tie Taridoi Der.
Iailen bdtis,. 1T allem 9lnihein nnf
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
@noer &eD bdlt baloige Cifenfoe 6es Teiu6es IN
Sranttei6 uno &elgien fir ausgei6loi1en
Saltil6er 0liigtl SinOenburgs
itebt bereits au Der 9rina.
Sblabt auf oem Deee nab Ger
Ruifen=bauptitaot in Siht.

nnbaltbur. inb Die rltiiiide pie Die
britiid)e Ereiie beginnt ein3rlieben,
oaB oerBlan Der @erbiinocten in
eincm ebrgeisigcn 9lane. peiter in
oas riiiiiid)e Heidl ein5lioringen, nit
petersburg aGs 3iel, beiteht. Ssn Der
3tpii6en5eit fdnpft Die ritiiii6e
9tadbiit per5peifelt beionoers III Der
fritii6en 9pinagegeno unb bel
aopno, fiir beiien Ginnobme Die
9eiltiden grobe Npfer bringen.
Gs lit iest flar, oaB Die Seittihen
feline grobe Concentration i'm @e-
item beabii6tigcn, pielmebr ibrcn 10
brilliant begonnenen 6elb5ug in &uB-
lono fortsitieben trad)ter, nobel lie
bon Der 5beoric alsgeben, ooB in
Sranfreid) rmo 9elgien peoer Die
sSran5oien ober @riten unntittelbar
cine ongerneine Sffcniipe untcrneb-
men Deroen.
gSdbrenb OH ben SSronten in
,Sranfreid) lnb9elgien Gubc berrift,
penoet iih Die gIufnterfiantfcit bcs
britii6en Tlblifilms Den 0nrbnnel-
len 5r lno erfpogt Die @fittel, tpie
ben &uiien Soilfe gebrof)t fperoen
fann, obgleid Die 9lufgobe Der Oeff.
nltng Der StraBe cine ihipierige slitf-
qobe bleibt, Die nur our6 cine 9lenoe-
rirng in Der 9alforlage gcloit iper-
ben fam. Solpobl Gelitihlano pie
Die 9lGiierten iiben Den groBten
1rnd ouf 8ulgorien aiis, nel6cs
oen S1liiiiel 5ltr Sitltation in 6dn-
ben bait
SSiraeliten nppelieren an 9lmerifn.
Berlin, orubtIos iibcr sop-
bile, II. slug. Ger llebcriee-G -Gienit
qibt folaenoes befannt:
9ie 8ereinigung Der S5uoen in
0eutid)lono bot einen bronlatii6en
@ppea on slmerifa erloIien, Der 5ur
@erteililng in nelitrolen 21nberit
Dom Habbiner Or. 9epi perfobt
uurbe. gr baiiert alif Der Satiafe,
ooB Die amerifaniihen 8eid)oiie Don
Den 8uiien in polniid)e Stdbte ge-
porfen fperoen, Die angeblif 0eltt-
I6es beberbergcn. Ser Sliifriif bot
folgenben Wortlallt:
europa iteht in Slnn1nlen. Sem
ieits oes Oceans lebt nllein glnterifn
in sSrieocn. Gs bort niht ben Son-
ner Der 8eidliise, imb Elm frud)tbarer
@oloreaen fdlt auf bns 2unb, bas
iih oes qoloenen 6riebens erfreut.
Hir ritfen anerifa 5i: SaiiienSe
oeiner onhGnglihiten iub fleibigitert
9iiraer fomnlen pon Den Stdbten,
Die 6urh Die 8eid)oiie seritort per.
ben, Die 9u eeifidt boit anitott Der
@oben, bic emit in Die StGtten Der
9inobeit BON 2ibou biz 2ernbers
floIien. Gu iei,beit eiierne SeiHoiie,
nm oem Seere bes 3aren au belfen.
Gu eibit Giien fir Cob, COB fiir
2eben. Iie ainoer mofoen ibre
gItern. slmerifo, Tu bait Grieoen,
7u fonlpieit nidt Inn Geine Griiten3.
@ir fleben did on. Sore auf oieien
9ittritf."
Die rIorob. Ing. 3eitung" Der.
offentli6t Dos beidtporene Seugnis
oes am s. September nerfuitroeten
&eierpiiten @ilbelm Slbennlittel
Ter redte slrm puroe ihm am n1d.
item Gage omputiert. Irct 5oge
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
SOu Sd)langenbiB gebeilt.
Snnger 8nabe nabe gap Gitp idlipeb-
te ieit Spmntag in 2ebeusgefnbr.

9ap Gitp, Oid)., IL. Sing.
George, Der 5 Sabre oIte Sohn bon
gilbert 9eonurb, einem 5yormer In
Dterritt Sonnsibip, Der om letter.
Sonlttag i'm Sofe ieines Glternbur-
ies bein Spiel BON einer Slopper-
ihlange qebiIien uorben mar, iii
beute nod slusiprltf) bes i'm beboit.
belnben ar5tes aliber aler 9efabr.
Die Sblanee, Die getotet perben
fonnte, batte 16 &loppern. Sormer
in Wterritt Sotpnibip iagen, boB oieie
giftigen &eptilien in bieiem Cont
mer in ilneepobnlif GROCER 3obI
auftreten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-12
Strging iid an eigener
SDtttr.
1fnglanblifje @eriuorfenbeit eines
Rannes in Bort 6nrun.

Sort Suron, Nfid., IL. aug.
Sobn @orriion BEN Die YoIi5ei OILS
ben oegenerierteiten StrGfling be-
5ei6net, Der ie inn &reisgeridt er-
i6ienen tit, purbe beute bon Hidtcr
Soppon 5l iiebcn Sobren 8eiGreui5
III Sodion perurteilt. N1orriicn' ;
jinge So6ter mar iein Spfer, nnb
obDobl er @oter bon fiinf ainocrn
lit, geitano er, bub er feline Sp6tcr
bon ibrein o6ten Geburtstoge on
mibbroudt bate