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The Press., 1915-10-27

Mrs. A. Robinson entertained hel
 daughter, Mrs. Heyer of Hartford, last
 Friday.
 Mrs. John Usher of Holland and Miss Ethel Usher of Hartford, were at M. L.
 Usher's Sunday.
 Mrs. E. B. Durkee and little daughter, Sylvia, of Mansfield, were guests of Mrs. A. T. Burdick, Thursday. A party of friends to the number of twenty-seven, gathered at the home of B. c. Hallock, Thursday evening, and helped in most pleasing manner to make his birthday happy. Refresh ments, consisting of salad, rolls, cakes. candy, ice cream, tea and coffee, were served. At late hour the guests de- parted, leaving host of good wishes be- hind for MT. Hallock.
 Grandma Newcomb celebrated her eighty ninth birthday, Friday. Friends called at her home from two to five, and brought many pretty and useful gifts j; also several birthday cakes. At four thirty refreshments were served. Aside from being some deaf Mrs. Newcomb is decidely smart for one of her years. She does good deal of sewing and knit ting to pass away the hours. We hope to see grandma celebrate many more birthdays.
The Press., 1915-10-27
Here's Natures Own
 Remedy for Catarrh
Hyomei Relieves Catarrh Without the
 Use of Dangerous Drugs.

Hyomei Relieves Catarrh Without the
 Use of Dangerous Drugs.
 Not until Hyomei was discovered has it been possible to truthfully say that a real remedy for catarrh was known
 Hyomei is an oil and it's air is breathed through small inhaler furnished with it for a few minutes four times day, and during that time every particle of this Hyomei- laden air taken into the air p~ssages and lungs is impregnated with a powerful germ killing and health giving antiseptic.
 Sprays and lotions often cause dis orders of the respiratory tracts or bring on some other diseases and never make permanent cure of catarrh. But when the air of Hyomei penetrates to the inmost air cells of the lungs and enters the blood with the oxygen it not only kills the bacilli in the blood, freeing the mucous membranes from poisonous microbes and giving perfect health.
 A complete outfit is inexpensive and includes an inhaler, dropper and sufficient Hyomei for several weeks treatment.
 finders Jacobsen has so much faith in the merit of Hyomei that he agrees to return the money to any purchaser who is not thoroughly Satisfied.
The Press., 1915-10-27
UNION.

Adelbert Gardner of Wales visited friends in town recently.
 w. H. Bumstead and family from Orcuttville visited Mrs. Jane Horton the first of the week.
 The local cream gatherer, John Notchin, finished his work on the route last week, and John Miohaleo of Stafford has taken his place.
 A meeting of the library directors was held at the library last Saturday evening for reorganization, and the following officers were chosen: Chair. man, E. M. Horton; secretary, W. P. Beeching; treasurer, R. O. Barrows.
 A meeting of the Equal Franchise league of Ashford and Union was re. gently held at the Baptist chapel at North Ashford. Miss Evangeline Baldwin was elected secretary to take the place of Mrs. E. 0. Barrows who declined to serve
 The Ladies' Benevolent society will hold a necktie and apron social at the town hall Friday evening. Ladies are requested to fill box of lunch for two with neoktie inside that will match the apron. Boxes of lunch to be sold at auction.
The Press., 1915-10-27
HOLLAND,

Stephen Szabo has gone, to New
 York to work during the winter. l Hugh Lewis, our genial grocery
 clerk, has been taking week t vacation.
 | The Misses Holland of Rockville were the guests over Sunday of Miss
 Helen Baker and Mrs. Clara Baker. Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Holland of ! Springfield ~ere the guests over Sun. day of Mir. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett. Little Billy Ludlow gave party recently in honor of his birthday. Many little friends were invited to help him celebrate the same.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Lee Metho- dist church will meet Wednesday afternoon and evening in the town hall Supper will be served from 6 to s o'clock.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Price and daughter, Thelma Evelyn Price, were | the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs Chas. Savage of Storrs and MT. and Mrs. Henry Mason of Gurleyville. Alice Hall, the youngest daughter of MT. and Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall, fell Friday afternoon about q. 45 o'clock while playing in the leaves and broke her leg above the knee Dr. w. B.
 Bean and Dr. Paul P. Sweet of Hart ford set the fracture. Much sympathy
 is felt by everyone for Alice and her parents too in their trouble .. $ A second visit at the soldiers quarters, troop H., Holland reveals the fact that they expect the posts to | be moved this week. The surveyor soldiers have been surveying the old post roads for the progressive military map of U. s., which survey has not
 been made since 1892. There have been a number of new roads inserted on the map and good many old ones | ed off. Each new house is marked and in our especial town g
 number had to be marked of, as quite
 a number of private houses, one hotel
 aud one factory have been burned and
 not replaced since the last survey. Troop H has since it arrived at this
 part of Connecticut covered a quad.
 rangle with Staffordville at it's north
 east corner, extending Is miles west
 and IS miles south from the post.
 Every road in the 234 square miles
 has been covered. The distance ex.
 ceeds 600 miles The posts are to
 be moved to the following places
 Troop H from Holland and West Will.
 lington to Turnersville, troop F from
 Putnam to Plainfield, troop E from I Ashford to South Windham, troop c
 from Thompsonville to East Hartford.
The Press., 1915-10-27

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The Press., 1915-10-27

MT. and Mrs. Frederic Faulkner
 have been spending several days in
 New York.
 The men of the German club will
 hold dance next Saturday evening at
 their hall on-Westford avenus,-. Music
 will be by Lynoh's orchestra. Applications for licenses are all in for the same places as last year with the exception of the Springs house.
 Mir Needham has not yet made application for the hotel.
 President Anders Jacobsen requests that all suits belonging to the Stafford Athletic association in the possession of any member of the first and second baseball teams be returned to his store at once.
 Residents of the town of Union have petitioned the post office depart ment for an extension of delivery on route No. 2. The extension asked for is in the vicinity of the lake, Postmaster 'Hanley has looked the ground over by request of the depart ment and later will make recommen- dation.
 A feature of the semi i-annual meet ing of the Holland County medical association held at the Springs house last week Tuesday was a paper on Surgical "Reminiscences" by pr. O. B Newton of this town. There were papers by Dr. Henry F. Stall and pr. Calvin H Elliott of Hartford and pr. John F Haokett, assistant physician at the Connectiou colony for epileptios at Mansfield Depot on ''Epilepsy. '' followed by a discussion opened by Dr James Stretch. pr E. P. Flint gave an obituary of Dr. Frederick E Johnson of Mansfield Depot
 The 42d annual borough report will be out on Friday when copies of the same may be obtained at the office of borough clerk W H Head or at The Press office As vote was passe at the last annual borough election to close the fiscal year on October 1stS in order to have the re- port ont some time before the election, this years report only covers 10 In former reports the year ended December 1st. The report shows a decrease in the borough debt of $2, 353. The present debt amounts to SIG, 500. The amount of cash on hand is $2, ,133 97. The taxes amount to only $33. 36 The following is a list of the ex-
The Press., 1915-10-27
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Regular meeting of the L. A. A O IT Thursday evening
 Woods orchestra will furnish musi, for dance at Wales Saturday evening
 There will be regular meeting O wm. Horton camp Sons of Veterans this evening.
 The Junior League of the M. F. church are to have Halloween sooia Friday evening. No devotional meet ing
 Mir. and Mrs. F K. Taft and Mis-, Florence Washburn have returned after spending several days m New York.
 Samuel Farmer has moved his bar her shop from the Arnold block tC the shop in the Kuslansky block re gently vacated by A. Strazza.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will hold the first social of the season in the church parlors this evening Supper will be served at 6 o'clock.
 Rev. and Mrs. w. P. Buck went to New London last Thursdny to attend the funeral of the late Elmer O. Barker, one of the most useful men in the M. E. church there.
 The Rev. S. Olin Benton. D. D. !, a prominent member of the New Eng land Southern NJ. k. conference for % Nellie Taft of Stafford Springs. passed away at his home in Mount Vernon. N. T., Saturday last. The burial will take place here in Stafford on the arrival of the 01 train Thursday afternoon. .r- --s-sAs sshject for the Current Events club Monday evening will be Fiction. Program Thomas Nelson Page;- Southern life; Hamlin Garland Middle west: Roland Robinson-New England. Music by Miss Lulu Ide. Committee-Mrs. R. W. Ellis, Miss I. B. Russell and Miss NJ. Meyers. Hostesses O. H. Meyers. Jr., and Mrs. R. W. Smith.
 Mrs. Olive Malvina Dorsett, 6S, widow of George w. Chamberlin, died very suddenly from the effects of a stroke of apoplexy at her home in West Hartford last week Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Chamberlin, who was half sister of A. l.. Howard, was born in Monson and resided in that town during the early years of her life, but most of her married life had been passed in Hartford. The funeral was held from her late home in West Hartford Friday afternoon, and the body was brought here Satur- day morning for interment in the family lot in the Stafford Springs cemetery. She leaves one son, Palmer H. Chamherlin, of New Britain, and one grandchild, Harriet Chamberlin.
The Press., 1915-10-27

brings a larger company together Lynch's orchestra will furnish music
 for dancing and the grand marcf which will commence at S.30'
 General admission, 10 cents. All
 are invited to come in costume. There
 will be jitney' service from the Springs.
 Staffordville. l Mrs. Sarah E. Belcher is on the sick list.
 Wm. Phelps of Worcester was home over Sunday. Mrs. Almira Chapman and Ernest Cooley visited at Elmer Bradway's In Brimfield last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert A. Bosworth and family moved Monday into one of Martin Browns tenements. Mrs. Mary Gray, who has been spending the summer with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Hagedorn, in Manchester, has returned home.
 Mrs. Lizzie Morrell. who has been visiting her sister in Pittsfield, Mass. for over a week, returne1 to her home last Monday. MT. and Mrs Paul B.. Hagedorn and three children, MT. and, Mrs. Chas. Woodhouse and daughter, and Fred Sankey of Manchester. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cooley. . - .............. .=
 Congregational Church Notes: The Ladies' Aid society are to serve a clam ohowder supper Thursday even- ing. Adults, l 5 cents; children, 10 cents. A short program to follow the supper. Rev. l. P. Booth occupied the pulpit last Sunday while Rev. O. Q. Lyon supplied at the Baptist church. MT. Booth gave a very strong and helpful sermon on the sub- ject, "Come.''
 Methodist Church Notes: Rev. MT. Tunnicliffe's subject for next Sunday morning will be Being in with God and what comes of it. '' The Epworth League topic for Sunday evening will be- The Promise of Spiritual Certain. .ty." Leader, Mrs. Lima Booth. The chicken pie supper served in the vestry last week was a success in every way, SIS being received.
 t.: West Stafford. .--.. I
 Rev J. w. Ballantine is attending the meetings of the American Board at New Haven.
 The annual meeting of the Rock vile O. E. union will be held at the Union church at Rockville next Fri day evening. .:
 The annual chick en pie supper will be served in the vestry next Tuesday evening, from 5.3O to 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society. Price of supper, 35 cents.
The Press., 1915-10-27
Weekly. Fresh Salted
 Jordan
 Almonds Best Quality Only
 soc ID. r.. Campo Brothers
Campo Brothers
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.

tNatter under this head 10 cents a Iine.l
 Walk-Over Shoes at The Modern Clothing Co.,, opposite post office.
 Overcoats and raincoats for men and boys, at a sacrifice, at j. F. Warren's. See ad on first page.
 - heshro's Liquid Corn Plaster for sale at W. F., Han'ey X Co.'S.
 School time k here. Better values for the money here in ChIldren's shoes than elsewhere $. Katzowltz S Co.
The Press., 1915-10-27
Without Question.

Educational hint from the Western School Journal: "If boy or girl can- not read, write or spell we'll on leav. ing school. 1t matters not what else he or she may know, the education Is lamentably incomplete"
The Press., 1915-10-27

Make the long winter days brighter by keeping in touch by telephone.
The Press., 1915-10-27

For any itching, skin trouble, plles, ec- zema. salt rheum, hives, itch, scald head, herpes. scabies. Doan Ointment is high ly recommended. soc box at all stores
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-03
Waidiniitenltrife in Gle.
pelano greift nm iidl.
Sine iueitere Sabrif in Der @nlSitabt
mnkte am 5reitas seidlpien
iperoeu.

Gleb eIonb, 3. Gft. Se6sbun-
bert itrcifenbe Moi6iniiten Der GIepe.
lortb Iutomotic @tohine Co., Die
Woi3inen fir Seritellnne bon Weu.
ilition orbeitet, nori6ierten nod Der
Inlaee Der @orner Stposen 60.
beute nittog, iinb bas grgebnis ipor,
Bob 500 ibrer &omerooen in oieier
Inlage beifIoiien, fiir5ere 9lrbeits.
Itunoen itnb boberc 9e5abIitne at
nerlanecn oocr ii6 6cn Streif an.
5ui6IieBen.
Die Sorberitn9en Der 9(rbeiter in
oieler 6abrif peroen Der 9cituna ont
Wtoiltoe bonn 8ei6Gftsogenten Scr
Union ltnterbreitet merocn. Ger
Streif in Der Glebelonb Slntonotic
Oea6ine 60. trat geitern in Sroft.
Die slnloge n1riBte om 9bcnb ae.
i6loiien meroen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-03
@lliOH alS SetiirwOrttr
0es Sranenre@ts.
Erdiibent iuirb fir bus gmenbemcut
5nr StaatsDerfaiimns Stem
SerieDs itimmen.

gS q inet o II, 9. Oft. Gs miro
eriuartet, boB TrGii6ent 8iIIon biil-
men &itr5em ieine 9l6iidlt anfiinbiaen
miro, filr bos Serfaiiungsomenbc.
ment oes Stootes gtelu SSSerien All
ltimmen, 6as ben sSrouen oos g9obl.
re9t berleibt. Cine SpeSiaIwobI fin.
oct am 19. Sftober itott, unb Der
Froiioent miro nad Trinccton reiicn,
Inn iein Stintmre6t oits5uiibcn.
oefretGr SunluItp, 6eIIen Seim
Seriep Gitp lit, erfIGrte bci1te, or be.
abiiftige iiir Dos 9lmen6ement sit
ltlmmen, Deiaerte ii6 aber, ii6 iibcr
oic Ibii6tcn bes GrGiibenten All
ouBern SefretGr @orriion, 6cr
giei6foIls aus Stem Seriep itomnt,
filnoigt on, bob er fiir oos Nmen6e.
ment lit. Ger TrGiibent bot bel per-
idieoenen. @cIceenbeitcn iid aeluei-
CERT, elm notionoles 9lmenoement Alt.
glrliten Der 6rouen 5u unterItltcn,
uno er mics barolf bin, bob 0ies cine
Sroge lei, bic sic Staatcn je6er fiir
fidl erIebigen ioIlten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-03
Sic $cbe 9egcn &on=
iul @affneD,
Serleumbtr DDn ibm an Ben
Yranger geiteqt.

su erlaIIen, neil Die omerifanii6en
9l1ttcr beiitlid) sil beriteben gaben,
oaB man nnt amerifoniihe Wdnner
uno 6rallen in Miin1en beiorgt lei.
Wtein 9eridlt 5eigte Die britii6en
Weloungen olS ltnrpobrbeiten, ipie
iie es ulld ipurcn, gefliiientli6e ltn-
ipabrbeiten uno grfinoungen.
Die ipitematiidjc Sete.
,Sopobl i'm SSntereiie ser 9lmeri.
faner in Wtiin6en als au6 Der inter
meinem Shuee itebenoen griten be-
oauere idl es alifs tieiite, oaB llnrait
ipitematii6 gei6iirt miro. Sd biit
ieoud) gegen 6ieie zines Gentleman
untuiiroigen Sntrignen abiolitt mad)t-
los. Gs bereitet mir aber Tcrgnii-
gen, iagen 5u founen, boB ih infolge
oieier Sngriffe ein groBes 0taB
Spnpatbien iruo @erfralten getpon-
men bobe. 9is iest fam nlon iagen,
bob oos Monoper Der Seitiiftgen nit
Der gbiidJt, 5ipii9en Der amerifoni-
i9en Soloitie, neinen britiiden
S6iielingen iinb mir ielbit llnfrie.
ben 5li itiften, gat5liGl gei6eitert lit.
r@teine ge5ieblngen 5ll Der bieii-
gen amerifanii6en &olortie uno 5il
ben runb 100 britii6en Entertainer,
ole nod bier limo, iino ausge5ei6net.
Wann, mo- ilno tpie id5 cine antibriti-
i6e Sropoganou gefiibrt baben ion,
lit mir unerflGrli6.
nGie 9ebauptiing, boB i'd nit ober
obne ltnteritiiellng meiner Steaun9
beutide pber oiterrei6ii6e 9riefe
ooer Dofiunente gei6mniggelt baben
ioq, lit einfad) ldderlih. SD baltic
es inter Der g1iiroe meines Slnltcs.
oarauf naher ein5ugeben.
,@beitio untpobr lit Die 9eboiip.
tlng, baB if Die Yolitif oes 8rGii'
oeilten @iliou fritiiiert bdtte
@cnig Spmpatbien nit GnslanS
Berlin, 2. Oft. Drubtlos iibei
Srderton. Z. ct. SSobn @affnep
Der amerifoniihe @enerolfoniul IN
Miin6en, beIien HiiftrittSgeiiif
BON oem Staatsbepartemcnt ii
@aibineton perlangt tporoen lit, er
fl6rt in ser 0fiindener Seitilng, ei
babe Die linn 5iigeidriebenen sleube
rlm9en nid)t getnn. Die brittidt
Yrelie babe Serba6t gegen i'm er
regt, beionbers neil er irii6er s(b
finft iei.
Ser @erboht Der gngldnoer, bat
i6 ipenig Spnlpathicn fiir ibre Boli
tit babe, berltbt auf @abrbeit" iagtI
Der aoniiil, oaber feinesmegs babel
meinc irii6en slniidten etpus mi
n1eincr antlihen Stellilng 3l INN ge
babt
Serr @offnep ftellte Die Sniinua
tione1, amcrifanii6e @iirger batter
in Ieutihlano llnrcht jii ieioel
aebabt, in slbrcbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-03

len Sriten am 30. September einen
itarfen gngriff nntcrnpmmen. lin.
iere Srnppen nahinen seitern brei
Sffisiere iinb HOO Wnnm gefangen
nno erbenteten nabe Smurgpm brei
WaidJinengeiuebre.
r9lrmeesrnppe bes Yrinsen Seq.
pulo ppn gnpern: &nbe berridlte im
algemeinen.
-8rnppc bes Selbmar-
id)alls ppn Mafenicn: NidJts at be-
ridlten.
rIrmee.8rnppc bes Generals ppn
9iniiugen: 1einSlidle Stellnngen
maize Gsernpss rnb apriuin iunrbert
eritiirmt nnb Der Scinb in nDrSlidle
&idJtmng setricben. Gr lief 1900
@efangeme in nnicrem 6anSen. 9ln
anbercn Ennftcn Der Srunt uurben
100 8efanscne gemadlt.
y9lm Der ssrunt Der glrmee inter
General ppn gptbner perind)ten Die
Gniien luabrenb Der NadDt uum %,
ami ben 80. iueitlidJ ppn Sarnppul
bmrdlsubreden. Der @erindl uer'
iagte ppllfummen, Der sseinb erlitt
sruse @erlnite. 400 bis 800 Manu
Dun elmer einsisen 9iuiiiun, Die uOr'
her 1853 Ntanm sesGblt hattie, laseu
pur nnierer iront. 3ablluie @e'
lpcbrc mnrben sleidlfalls erbentet.
Der @iencr amtlid)e SsridJt.
@ien, iiber 2pnDun, 2. Oft. Tol
senber pffi5ieller 8eridDt funrbe bent
abemb pom General Sanptaaartiet
perDffentlift:
Ser &f i'm aurmin 9iitrif
halt an. Die bentihen nno Diterrei
fiiden Srmppen trieben Den 6einl
ans Der pielnmfGnpften Srtidlaf
Gsermpss. Die Sabl Der seitern &c
melbeten 8efansenen lit amf 540O &c
itiegen. l1niere &apallerie nabm 8
Inf on bem Sample tell. Sunit glib
es nid)ts @ennensmertes BON Sieie
Grpnt su nelben.
ySirplcr arunt: 8eiterm CAB c
MIR Nrtiaerie+aGmpfe,
uSm Der Griitalp.6eseno ipmrb
Elm 9lngriff elmer 9llpinem 9ipiiiO
bes Teinbes gcgen ben Vcrgrnde
sluiid,en 9ianhbufel mno Shpenlt
remnant smriidseidllasem. Sasielb
SfifIal erlitten Insriffe am be
farntneriIden Srunt. Sn Der ai
itemsesemS bat bic Sdtisfeit nOroli'
bon Sulminu nahgelaiien.
= ySlb6itlider Sdanplak: Nat
oem aulnbara gerge an Der Sar
bumbarbierten nniere gatterien |
Gripibermns bes feinblidlen glrtill'
riefcmers Die ierbiidlen Stellnnse
am Tlnsufer. gta6e Gpra5sa idlnge
mir cine muntencgriniidle Ibteilnn
ppu 300 Wtann in Die SlndDt."
Sinklanb sibt &iidsns sn.
9etroaroo, 2. Oft. llebt
, 0onbon, 3. Oft. Dos rliiiiide &rieg:
amt perofientIi6te be,tte folgenoe
9eriht:
.Oie beutihen Slngriffe in Der O.
aenb bon @roB-Gfou ipuroen fortg
. iest, poren ober erfolglos. S6Del
, beutid,e slrtillerie bontboroierte D
Citation Sitpenboff, iiio0itlia bon S.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-03
Nncrfennnng tiuer 3e=
gieruug in WcritD lit
in Sidt.
Tertreter Der Gaftiunen crideinen
pDr StaatsiefretGr.
SemmGditise Ginbcrrfnng Der Ean.
amerifaniidJen &pnferens.
glmerifanerfreher, Gen. Nafarrate,
hsrfGnf glfo{omurns
@onb. Mapturena erbielt gtaflfpIger
ais Stnatsbanpt in Spnora.
slmerifaniid)er apninlarascnt 9spip.
ers in Earral seitprben.

geetp gorf, 2. Oft. ScfretGr
9aniine gab beute 6efonnt, bab er
mod ieiner 9fiiffebr nod @aibing,
ton ant Mtontag @ertreter oner rneri.
fanii6en Saftionen entpfangen per-
De, Die an Der Hcpolutiou 5ilm
Stur5e Suertas teiIgenommen bot
ten.
Der Sefretdr miro gliieo glrre-
oonOo, ben nlltoriiierten &ertreter
bes Sen. Garran5a in @aibingtpn,
einloben, linn 0aten iiber Die ina.
terielle uno moraliihe Sdbigfeit"
Der Garrnnao-Tegierltng por5illegen,
uno in 1bnli6er @eilc miro Gilriaue
6. 2lorente, Der @aibingtoner Igent
oes Sen. Silla, @elegenbeit erbalter,
Die slniprii6e ieiner 6aftion por5u-
traeen. Seoem miro cs erIai,bt iein,
atbere 0elegaten 5ii bringen, Inn
Satioden por5ulegen, Die alle Die 9fe-
sieruns erlaneen mill, ebe iie ii3
ei1ti6eibet, tpelher sSaftion lie ibre
gnerfennllng gcben loll.
sIIs Iorldufer Der nd6itiuo6ent-
li6en aonferen5en ntiiiien Die bcliti-
gen 9eilt6e bon &oberto Yasaueira,
Garranaas 9erater, ltno bon Char.
les q. Douglas, BENT @aibingtoner
gntpaIt oes 8en. Garron5a, bel Sc
fretdr 9aniing betro6tet iperoen.
0o6bem Sefretdr 9artiing ii1 aus
alien Guartieren Die getpiinifte SSsn.
formation nerid)afft baben miro.
tpiro er cine 3onferen3 Der pan'
amerifa,ii6en Siplomoten einberii.
fen, onf ipel6er Die &eirltate ieiner
l1nteriudung in GrtpGgung ge5oger
perbe1 iollen
MaDtprena iunroe Hrinntmann.
@IBaio, Ger, 2. Oft. SennttC
Der @iaa-9fegierltng itellten bier bi'
eeitriget Sepeifen aus 9eOgales
glri5., riGtig, iporin beboltptet NOR
ben mar, bnb @oupernelir OtnDtorent
BON Sonora iein slmt als 9altpt Del
| Staotsregierung bon Spnorn ilnitid
geIaiiet bate. Sie @iQa.9contei
erflGrten beiite, bab @oup. 0topto
rena's glnltstermin am 81. glugui
obgelaiifen mar, oaB er aber iid be
rcit erfldrt botte, nod einen Mono
i'm 9lnlte 5u perbleiben, bis iei1
Ta1foleer ernannt perben fonitte
Carlos &anbaQ, Der friibere 8oll
perneur bon Sonoro, tpuroe Dor tpc
nigen Sngcn crnannt. Tieielber
geomten iagen, oaB iid Moptoren
ins 9ripatleben 5uriifse5ogen bGttt
iinb baB &anoan geitern pereioie
purbe.
General 9afarrnte abbernfen.
8roiu oiunspiIIe, Ger, 2. OF
Gie Sransferieritns bes Gen. 6. 4,
Hofarrate, oes 6orran3o.aommor
oanten in Wotomoros, BON bieIcr
Seil Der @rense fpurbe beute 20
Gen. 9foforrate ielbit befanntgt
geben. sfmerifoniife geante bolte
lbies iiir beoertunsspoa, oa tie iit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-03
3nsranber uerbaftet.

Column bus, ohio. 3. Oft. Gin
3uarGuber, Der om 10. September
ben GrpreBpoeeon Ser 2ofe @rie &
@citern gabn in Mrcnbio, % Weilen
norblid BON SSnoianopolis beitiee
uno ben goten 5ipang. ibm mebrere
9ofete, Die Sohen uno 8elb i'm
@erte bon $4,000 entbielten. aiissli.
fplsen. lift bier nerbaftet iporoen iinh
geltonbis. Sein Seame lit 2uftus.