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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-23

JUDGE DAYTON DEFENDS SELF
AGAINST FEDERAL CHARGE
Washington, Feb. q. - Federal
Judge Dayton of West Virginia took
the stand yesterday in the proceed
mgs intended to show his tempera-
ment is not judicial, and defended his
injunction in restraining the United
Mine Workers from organizing the
West Virginia miners. He said he
had no intent or wish to do labor any
injustice but considered it unlawful
for outsiders to attempt to persuade
the employees of the Hitchman Coal
Co., which had a contract with it's
men not to join labor union, to
break their contract.
Taking up charges that he had
been improperly influenced in favor
of the Baltimore e Ohio railroad be-
cause of his service as attorney for
that company, Dayton declared his
only recompense from the Baltimore
& Ohio had been an annual pass. He
said he represented the company only
in Barbour county and had never had
but two cases in court.
Walter M. Brown, attorney for the
interstate commerce commission, re-
viewed the course of two cases
against the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road in Judge Dayton's court. Brown
said that although attorneys for
government and railroad had agreed
to a stipulation of verdict in ten
counts against the road for failure
to report working employees longer
than 16 consecutive hours, Judge
Dayton refused to accept the sipula-
ton and enter the agreement. These
cases, although before the court for
more than year, are yet undecided,
Brown said.
In another case, in which the Bal
timore & Ohio was charged with hav-
ing illegally worked employees more
than e hours. Davf6n returned a vnr-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build UD The

And Build Up The system
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed OF every label, showing it is
Ouinine and Iron in q tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
txnn bsdlda M the system. 50 cents
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
TIE CAROLINA KArcHMAN

The CAROLINA KArcHMAN Il
published on Wednesdsy aLd THt
Rowan RECORD on Friday of enc:
week anc, 81 tar At. news a.
service is 9 no7rned.. admlrab J
answers the purpose OF a szmi7
weekly. They give you all The
anty news, specially pref aree
for their readers, condensed .
shss you can get the facts with
out having to wade through COL
INNS of childish pretsle, aud ar
ranged so that you can read the
aome news sta %g1anc., WHICH is
given not only the preferei;oe bur
'orrectly. Thu 8 . things, II addl
sion to the fact that it is a HON
newspap'r, owned by home pc
pie. employs home peopls and
stands for q tqusre deal fir home
pop Q. regardless of loss or gain,
'hou d cause, every loyal 0 o
the CO MY to make It his BUSH err
to subscrite for them first, last
and all the time. We are giving
from now till January 1ss free to
all who subsoribe now. aud pay
800 cash, which will pay up to
January lot 1917
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
MARRIAGES

1n a b ausitul and impressive
oereme ny Miss Mona Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Will
liam Thompson, of Lexington,
and Paul Bernhs1dt, son of Mr..
aud Mrs T. NJ. Bernhardt of Sal.
lsbury, we're welded Wednesday
evening in che Presbyterian
oharch at Lexington. R '. Daniel,
pastor of the church performed
the ceremony. which was attend. d
by a Large assemblage of guests.
Miss Vertie, the handsome
daughter of M and Mrs Rufus
Cline. of James e C%orreil, 10th
Of China Grove, we're married
at the parsonage CT Mt. Zicn
Church, China Grove last Thufs-
day evening, Thanksgiving. Rev.
J. d. Keller officiating. The
couple went to the home OF
dr Correll, where they are keep
hoase. MI. Correll 10 en-
pioped 81 the China Grove Hard.
ware, il An ex postmaster and q
'plendid citizen. They have
many friends who wish them much
~.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01

Plies Cure, IN e to - i>rYs.
your druggist viii ttfudo o = l. PAZ
OINTMENT fails to sure ary Cha : , tch'te
The first application gives Ease aid Aest. ae
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
Another Victim If The Ralo3d

A. G. James of Mt. Pleasant,
who was emp!o. cd by the Soutf-
ern Railway to do the coucre1t
work on the double trscKlng south
of Concord, was run over and cut
to pieces on the track, III front 0
County Commissioner Sumner
home, about three miles south OF
Salisbury by passenger train NJ.
48, Sunday night. Mr.. James
was in Concord Sunday evening
and later was seen in an sutomo
bile coming to Salisbury. II ls
thought he was standing on tbs
step, the door being closed, or wss
on the train at some other place,
aud losing his hold fell under the
wheels where his body was cut to
pieces. Part of his remains were
picked up by the crew Of 43 and
taken to Concord, later other
parts we're picked up by the crew
on IS, and yet fragments were
left scattered along ths track and
were dsvoured by buzzards
James was we'll dressed, had 800
in his pocket, was a widower .nd
leaves three children and q broth.
or. A. N. James, living at Mt,
Pleasant. where the funeral anc
%interment took place Monday,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
fIe Dairy ScloA

The Dairy schools in this coun'
~ TO which attention was called
last week are now being held, aud
ve understand are bsing we'll at
tended The first was held at
Woodlesf Monday. the second at
Gold Knob yesterday, the third
10 being held at Lower Stone to-
day and to-morrow, and shs fourth
will be held at bostian school
house Friday and Saturday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
The IVQleQ

These sho were Injured In the
railroad wreck here last Wednes'
day night are getting along very
voll, and after a week in the sana.
torium, indications point to theft
complete recovery. Some have
returned to their hcms, but 0
Max Gardner of Shelby. aud
Harry Tally of Charlotte. have
had a bard struggle for life
Monday night it ives found neces'
sary to amput4te the broken leg
of young Tally to prevent blood
poison. It was taken off jus,
above the knees. He stood the
operation very we'll and is now ex'
peoted to slowly improve if moth
ing interviews for the w,rse.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
Sali!strlan Hurt at A0peV il, Va

Edward Taylor. son of the late W
B. Taylor of Salisbury was III r.
I'd in > freight wreck at Hopeweil,
Va, Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Taylor was employed % , brake
man when a al jumped the track
breaking his left leg aud arm
His leg was ampatated below the
knee and it is feared his arm vii.
also have to be removed. Hit
vito and mother left Saturday
highs to be with him. Tn, lates'
reports indicate that he is dolul
o. we'll 40 conditions will permit.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
The Rowan Sop .rior Court

The Rowan Superior Court
which adjourned Tuesday after
noon because of the Illness O
Judge Lanes child, at luminous il.
vile, s. c., re opened yesterday
morning with Judge Thomas J
Shaw presidit 6. After goirg t.
South Carolina Judge Laue's
child was found to be very i'll aud
afterwards had . relapse and
there being little hopes of it's re.
covery. he wired. Solicitor Glenn.
ent to seoure another judge If
possible. MI. Clement took the
matter up with Governor Craige
AID it was soou arranged to have
Judge Shaw come and pr. side
during the balsnce of the term.
Sherman P, Starnes, who broke
into the depot aid assaulted Ken
meth Br,wn, was gwen ten years
in the pen for house breaking and
in the other cases against him
Judgment was suspended.
John Kerr, q peg leg" Negro
was given one year on the road'
for selling whiskey, and i'll tht
same III a second case to begi1
five days after the expiration o.
the first If he is found in tn
State.
Positions were laid on Judg'
Shaw's desk asking for modifcs'
ton # the sentence imposed OF
D. L. Brown last week, but th
Judge announced that he did no
do business that way and refused
to consider anything not taken ul
} in open court. And Judge Sha,
was right.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01

Theo. F. Kluttz Attorney.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
A Yong Nan and Tea Gallons Of
Booze

Friday morning officers having
received Information that oLe
Garrett would arrived aboard pa.
senger train No. 20, the esIly
train from the wet territory to she
north, and. incidentally ere put
wise to the fact that the said Gar,
rett had some grips contaipiLs
fluid of q certain variety. TIL
train arrived all right, so did Gar
rett aud 80 did the boz zs& Their
were four SUIT ases coLtainH E
about ten gallons in pint bottle
Garrett was arreattd and 81,
boczs seissd. Garrett was give,
a. hearing in the county ccui'
Monday morning. was found gu'i,
ty and aaed 5000 and costs. He
took an apl cal and actually
claimed that he was not this OWL
or of the booze and really kn+"
nothing of it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
The Live Stock Convention, BI:
bits and Sale

The convention. exhibit and
sale of the Live Stock Assooiatiop
which is to be held in Salisbury
January 25 20, ~ aud %, 1915. ia
expected - be = very interesting
affair and will bring oonsidersbl.
Numbers of people here from all
paris of the 6tsss. $3.50 was
pledged as a guarantee in Older to
secure this exhibit and q commit,
tee has been appointed to make a
canvass to secure the amount
The committed CONSISTS Of W G.
Msupin, chairman, 8 W. Harry,
G. K. Howan, NJ. G. Quinn, A. B.
Ssleeby, w. D. Hartman. W. A.
Blown, o. W. Sps ncer. W B.
Crumpton. w. w. Miller and w,
Il. Woodson.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
LOCAL NEWS
& of interest to -
ALL Of OUR READERS.

An alarm fire was turned i
from box "a Monday morning. tn
rsidence e Ollie Austin, so
West Franklin Street being on FIRE
Tbs fire o%rigil.sted from defec.
tive hue and the roof of the kitch
en- aud ell was burned nearly off
The fire company responded OF
record tim Is the builoine "a,
saved The loss 10 covered by in.
sura! Q
The Jewish holidays, Hal uk-
kah. or thu feast of the ded ca.
tin, begins tomorrow evening a.o
lasts eight days.
Tbs Northern &c inference of the
K. l. Church. n. @. Synod.
closed q four days. session in s.,
Johu's Church Sunday night. TIL
s4rsicts Sunday consisted of q
sermon in she morning by Rev /.
E Long of MooresylIle, and at
night L on missions by Rev. P
D. Brown of High Point.
During the absence of Rev. g.
W. Vlok, who ia visiting at his cid
home in the eastern part of tn.
State. Rev. J. P. tanning ,
Greensboro, a former pastor O
the Park Avanus Meehodi.,
Church, will preach.
Mrs. Simpson Patterson of tn
Mil Bridge nelghborhood lie KEEP
in bed with al att lex of pntu
nonia She is about 80.
Rural route No. / going GU
from Craven, siuc. the establish
nsnt Of the post Office st Craven
las bssn changed to Salisbury,
Rural No. 8.
O. l.. Neei who lives on part 1
the old Thos Watson place. Eve
miles West of Salisbury, lie bull .
ing . barn on his place. He says
vheD he gets this barn complete
il will be one of the lost in the
county. 1t will bs 60x8O feet.
O. T. Kepley, who lives five
miles from the city Oh the Ssatet.
vile road. while blowing on the
cid Wood place recently, pillow I'D
ap . lsrss copper cent of the ysal
1910. Is ls in good condition q d
. "a sp5ol nsn Of the coinage OF
tAa. year.
"A. ID. Carr of Salisbury, who is
visiting h,s daughter, Mrs. Mich
eel Beik vi the Mill Bridge neigh.
borhood, 10 quite i'll and his re.
e1vsry is doubtful,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
Laughter Aids Digestion.

Laughter 10 one of the most
h~ealthful sx~ersions; it il of great
help to digestion. A still moro
effeotual help is a dose of Cham
bsrlain's Tablets. If you should
bs troubled with indigestion give
them a trial. They cost a quar-.
ter. Obtainabls everywhere.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
Notice TO Creditors,

Having qualified as admi: istrator OF
the estate of J. R. Wallace, decd, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the said decedent to file al
itenaized, verified statement of same
with the undersigned on or befote thu
28th day Of October 1915, or this notice
will be plead in bar OF their recovery :.
Persons indebted to- said estate sIs
notified to make prompt settlement
This October Is, 1915.
A. A. WALLACE,
Adm r.
Theo. F. Kluttz Attorney,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
National Councillor Of The s. and
D. Of L. Speaks

William II. jeffrey of Vermont,
National councillor of the Sons
aud Daughters of Liberty, met
with Bagley Ccuncil. No. s, Fri
day night and delivered q n I'D.
dress of much interest to the
members of the order. Members
of other councils were invited and
= good sized audience was present
to hear him. Mr.. Jeffrey is max.
ing a t. ur of this section of the
country in general.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01

ANNE Kincsid, wife of Cnun,,
Comm sssioaer Charles J. F em,pl
of Cleveland, died yesterday Of
ternoon after suffering a year c.
more with Brights disease and Pr
~ralysls. The iun raj will be h4 {
tom rro~ morning fir IN h.
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. KI
cald wat q descendant of the cary
settlers who were pro minent il
the affairs of the county, btlug f
daughter of w. Mortlmer Kit
card and leaves to mourn tEe,l
loss a husband, two sons Mortl
mel nd Paul and four brothes>.
W. Thomas and Lee prom,neAt
cltlze Ms ef %Statesville, Joseph, 3
leading citizen of Maxton, and
James B Kincald, postmaster OF
Cleveland. Mrs. Fleming was
woman of splendid qualities, a d.
vout, practical christian womsn
and q loving mother and wife
She va, widely related, well
known and highly esteemed
Her cousin, Mrs. CLARA L. Stewart,
aud Ms. James P. Moore, ana
Others Of Salisbury will attend
the funeral in Cleveland.
4allie, the wife Of G. W. Hill.
died at her home about one mile
of China Grove, Thursday
morning from the effects Ct blood
poison. The funeral was he'd
from Harris Chapel Friday after.
noon. Mrs. Hill was q spls ndic
and leaves q husband auo
5hree small children to mourn
;helr loss, one being an infant O:
Jour weeks. She was q sister Il
Mrs. G.. II. Hill.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-12-01
Whonover You Need a general r
Take Gr0ve,R

The Old Standard Groves lash,
chill Tonic is. equally valuabie o.
General Tonic because it contains ss,
~ellknown tonic properties of QUIN.~N
md IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Txf.sy
1ut Malaria, Enriches the Blood a.
aafdb ~ the Whole System. 50 Gems
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18

Der 9eutI6en gemadt tpOrbsn, a6er,
obI4on an Serrdin gemonnen porben
lei (sSit aud nid3t p1br u. b. R.)
II RdttcH bic Stellungen Der 0euts
i6en ni6t ourA6ro6en psrben tOnnen.
sSn ben 8drbaneQen, Iagte
G6nrfiQ, bdtten bic 9tqiirten 5errain
pon unffdB6arem Dertb geponnen,
hds Iie pobl einer Gntiaeibuns nd9sr
9ebradt babe, a6er an ben puntten,
auf pelfe IS a6geieben lei, pdren
feline 9ort6eile errllngen porben.
Damn pdre Der Riid3ug Der 92uT.
len getommen uno penn f4on bic
Ruffen ii6 jeBt iDie5er ausriiiteten uno
ipteoer gu ardften tdmen, 10 Tei ieBt
GnaIanb cine neue unb unabpeno6are
Ga't geporoen. Die Gage iei jeBt al
lerbings eine iebr ernite, aber es IGge
in Der Watt Der 9llliirten ben &rieg
erfolgrei9 gu 6eenben unb lie ipGren,
rpie Der aan3ler iagte, bisr3u i'm
Stonbe .rpenn Iie tbre oOqe araft uno
bic geiammte nationalen RapasitGt
dusnuBen.
SffeBlid, fu6r @6urdia fort,
hdtten rie 2lllitrten ni1t ben 4ampf
dnqeItrebt uno penn lie i6re qIi4t
tEdten, 10 piiroen fe ales getban bas
ben, mas tie tbun t0nnter. 8enn am
@noe Oes arieges, ThlOB Der Rsbner,
Die 5reibeitsn Gnelanos unb Gurp.
pas noG INNER iututt unb unperlebt
leien, 10 piirben oiejeniQen, biz in
Ipdteren 3etten auf DisTe ruugludli1e
aber nidt rubmloIe" Generation 3us
riidblitten, Iebr nobl i'm Stdnoe iein
su ialsn og9ir 6aben bel Der Yriis
flung niht oeriagt unD bdbsn bic s5rei,
bett o'r Welt aepabrt." (Siebe rug
Lamb " b ".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
osn ben IaroaneIeH mar oas Re1uItat
Der SGmpfe Elm gleih negattoss.
Surt ben Radsuo Der RuIIen 1T eng
lamb cine neue rieijge Gait aufs
aebiroet poroen.
gburtiQ bebauptet ihlieBlih, odb Die
glQiirten ben Sdmpf nitf ges
noQt bdtten.
lIno sie6t bic g1ieoerlage Der glQiirtsH
bereits in ben arets ieiner Ss'
re6nuHgeH.

Qpnoou, II. Sept. DinitoH 8.
gbur6iQ hielt um Sreitua RahmittaJ
ols Sausler beg 0er5ogtbums Ganca
FER in Gnfielo cine Rtoe uno es mar
tieies bic erite 0fientlite Rebe zines
Sa5iustsmitolieoes lett Der @er0ffsnt
liduua Der 9eriitte iber Weinungs'
perIhhbenbeiten i'm aabinet be5lslt6
eer Gtnfubruno Der allgcmeinen Web-s
nFlibt uno Iettoem rerldutcte. oab b..
RitaIisber bes aabinets. peI6s fir
bic aloemeiue WebrpfIi6t iino, nit
ibrer 0smi1iion aeorcbt haben. psnr
niat 6innen Doteufriit bic alIaer1rine
8e6rpfli6t eir-'''ihrf lperoen piirOe,
.Gs lit ueaenpGrtiS", Idgte '@bur=
dill, fir einsn Nunn. Der i'm 0ffent'
liten Qeteu ite6t. abIoIut ni9t I.iht.
ben Wuno ii6er ir1eno ein 5bema Glfs
,utbnn. otnn es oibt 10 Oiele 2eute. BIZ.
augeuiteinlidl nett peniaer au tbua
taben, als iie su tbuu baben loIlten
unb bic Iih bdmit beiaGftigen. ipeitsre
unaeleaenbeiten su BEN beretts ertftts
-.nben ,u i6uffen 'unb Osrsn geitre
sen oarauf dsridte:iit. tiin'tIi8e Spais
iunaen iibsr ifruaen bon groBer Wi1s
tiateit berbeiSufiibren. Die in abInlut
unpartetiifer urb einmiitbiser WsiIt
in QnariIi oenpmmen iuerosn iol!ten'.
GburdiG Iprah oarn iiber biz
9rieasereisniIie Der IeBtsn Utonate
uno CAB 5u, odb bic 9luiirten uift 10
out abgei5nitten bdttsn, pie man
bate 6offen Oiirfsn. IS pGren in
ben perfloiienen pier pbsr fiinf Wlonas
ten GreisniiIe eiusetreteu, bic penn
idon ni6t serabe oerbdngnibpol, 10
bod iiberaus suttGui4eub setpden
pGren. Sn Srdntrsi4 uno 5lanbsrn
Ieien cine gn3abl energii4er unb ftbr
toftipislissr alusritfs auf Sis- -anssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
4ie Salfam- Zitnation.
Die 9e3iebungen 5tDif DEN
gulgurien uno 9ries

Die Be5tehungen 5ptf 9sn
gulgurien unb 9ries
9enlanb befiern lid.
gutareft, Rumdnisn, II. Sept.
lleber Berlin unoaonOOn. Die alliirs
ten tpiiieH iest. baB iie unter tsinen
llmitdnben auf bic 9ilfe 8uisariens
auf Der 9allipOli 5albiuisl reduen
tOnnsH." iast bic balboffi3islIe .Snbes
psnoence Romaine" in einem artitsl.
Der ii9 nit Der tiirtiih bulSarii6tn
9ersiu5uruHa bei4dftist. sic fno in
bieIsm abeil bss biplomdtii6eH aam.
pies auf oem 9al.an unterle9en. Us
III isbt bic 5rass, tpslches RsIuItai Der
anoere 5beil baben tpiro.
~&0nig Jerbinanb pirO iib an
Sdmftas aui eine Wote nad Der Sos
nau bsgsbsH. I'm iib siRige Rube gu
s6nnsn. Skis 9batiate ssHiist. um
bic 8efiir9tuusen betreffs Der ans
iammIuna Don rundHiiden 1ruppsn
an bsr GrenJs gu 3erfirsusn, bel Semn
es ii6 in @rtIi9ieit um ni4ts anbes
reg als bic ibliHsH 5erbitmouoOsr
baHoeIt.
atben, II. Sept, iitsr 2onbon
uno Berlin. Gs iiuo 2lnseiaen bdfiir
eorbanbsu. bab iid bic gssisbuHeen
3tpiiheH guIsdrisn unb GrisheHIano
b<fi.ru. Sn ben einfIabrsi6itsn arsi'
Zen fOG man j.Bt enOIi6 gu Der ans
iitbt ss.ommeR feiH, oab Reu.ralitGi
bic ,in3ise pOliti; Gri.dsnIauSs isin
odrf.
Die griIdruna beg bulgdrif4eH
premiers Raboslapop. sr bofis, oab
ii9 bic gsaisbunseH 3piih.H gulgas
rien unh 9riehenldno ,pieber gu rett
frsunblifxR ssfiaItsn moseH, bat bier
ein.n tiefsn Ginorud ssmadi. iuie aud
isiH. GrildruHs, baB bic 3u.unft Der
8alsaHitaaisn BON elmer @eriidHois
suns Don sisIsH 3pei RdtiOnsn obs
bdnse.
Die ruifenfreunblihe3e .Rir'
in unierbgiidt tporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Mls Zpipn gum Ipbe Der.
urtbeilt
@urSs in SentidIano Der sdlueissr
Iosrilinser,
Gin prOfsiiion.llsr Rab :
fabrer.

. Gin PrOfsffiontllsr Rabs
fabrer.
Gtni, IL. Sept. Der profeFiOn,ls
Is Rabfabrr DOerflinser, Der in gas
isI anfdTis III. III Don .insm bsuti6en
arisssesriat ais SpiOn gum 5oSe
DeruribiIt tporbsH. Die itpsi5sriia,
Resisruns bat iid nit .inem 9siu4
Tin Wlilosruns BEG llrtbeils an bi.
S.ntide Resisruna s.tpenb.t.
Oas .SOurnaI be g<nsSe" si.bt
9lus.unit iibsr bic 2litiDitGt OosrfIins
gers. aus S.mqlriiteI s.bt berpor. bab
tr beim ausbru9 S,s ari.ses aIs
9.rtrst.r einss @sIaditsbauies eliab
unb gdben bersiits. Giuss cages er'
belt .r einsn anonpmeu Brief, in BEN
tr sriu4i fuuros, nit ,irtm Grembsn
in sinem 5Oisl su Tsoutr.ur ON Gsns
fer Zee 5ufummsnSutrsfisn. Dieter
Wann foa lbn ssbunssn baben, fir
bi. Jransoien gu ipionirsn.
9ur4 feline gstaHnti9aft init ein.m
Ssutf6tu WiIitGr 9sroplan 0dbri.
ianin bon Greiburs in gaSen mar a
Sosrflinssr m0slih. sinsu Sylus in ei.
nsm BRIGGS aercpIan 3u MAIDEN.
9lss. mas CT babel in Grfabruns
bradts, Dsrrisib sr sinsm fran3SIiT6en
assn!en. Der ion gut btsdbIts. au4
iu6ts .r bi. gsiannif4dit bon Jrau.u
bsutffer an Der fSront bisnsnbsr Sols
blisn 81 MAIDEN. iln burG bisIe
irau.n miIiidriife SnfOrmatiOn su
trlans,n, fiir bic er bs5abIie. Gin, bic.
isr Grau,n b<rrietb i'm absr an bic
RilitGrbsbOrbm. Msnn Is nSthis
iparbs, f4riftlide aufssi6nunsen gu
maiden. tsnubt, er fiir bisTen 3ptd
bic Snnsnieiie isinss 9smbtrusers.
Dotrilinssr bat gessn ittne @trurs
lbeilung an cine tobsrs 5niaus appel.
Jirt.
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SritiI@er transport
Tampfer
5 m U oriGtif6eH Rser OOn
einem 0fterret9ifasH
llnterieebDot PER-

III I.
Dien, II. Sept. 4uf orabtIoIem
We9e mad SudertOn, y. 5. Wie bier
am 6rettag aHgetiinoigt purOe, bat
DOT Elm paar Sagen Elm Diterrei6iides
uHterIesbopt unter Dem &pHmanop
oes 2eutHants uOn 5rapp einen gros
Ben britiihen 5ransportoampfer i'm
iiioltten Ebeil oes gtOriatiI6sn Rsss
reg torpeotrt uno Oerientt.
Su Der leBten 3eit pareR mebrere
9eriidte iibsr oas 5orpeoiren ocn
britiIten Gran5portDumpfern i'm
llmlauf. 3as leBte 9sriitt mar ON
8. September DON Berlin aus perbrei=
tet pUrOen. gs ging oabin, baB Der
Dampier .Soutbllno", friiber bic
.9aosrIuno", DON Der Reo Star Qiz
ME, bic in eiHeu britiiden 5ransz
portolmpier umqepanoeIt purbs, in
tiirtiI9su 9epdIern tprpsoirt porben
lei. @orber mar bon Sofia aus ses
meIbe. fpproen, oaB eiH britii6sr
Sransportbanpfsr an Der Ginfc6rt
Der 0drOunelIen aui cine Wire dufgez
lauien unb untergegangen Iei Wtun
glaubte dber. oaB oies auf Del Inter
gang oes nRogaI @Oplro" ge5aq
bdbsn tDnnts, Der am IA. gusuit i'm
asgGiI6en Uleer torpeOirt unb Oers
Ientt tpuroe.
2eutnant bon Srapp tefebIigte ods
0iterrei6iide lnterieebpot IL s., Las
am 26. 4pril in Der Strabe Don
StrantO ben franSoIiideu pan5srtreuz
Ser ,9eon @am6etta" Oerientte, nobel
552 Mann ums Qeben tamen.
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Weitere Seieitisunsen
WerbsH BON BEN Deutid den
TN Glfab dngeIegt.

TN Glfab dnseIest.
9afsl. II. Sept. Die .gaielsr
Radri6tsH iagen, oab uOr Ginger
3sit bic beuti9en geb0rbn bic aanbs
spirtbe isui.its Der SrsnSe aufseforbert
bdtt.n, fofort ibr Gstrsibe tpie auh
ibre Dbiiernten siu3ubriHsen. Dies
seidnb ou4. uHo iebt tperfsn bic osuts
fbsn SOloatsn 9rdbsn auB.rbalb DON
9disI, s.rabs ieHisits Der eIfdHii&en
Grsn5e auf. 2lu9 BEL Weoineourt uno
Sttenborf i'm GliaB perben BON am
osnn beutiteu aruppsn Grdben auss
setpOrfsH, unS 3pii4.n aaserbOf unb
aissborf fperben 2lussra6unsen fir
ariileris poiitionen semo9t.
Giner Der Griinb., aus ipel9en bic
9,utiden 70 srOb. gtnitrsngunsen
maiden. bic Gssenb 5tpii6su 9sbtDeie
fer unb UlHIbauitn gu bebaupisu. lit
Der. SaB fid in Siefsr gia4bari6aft
adli Eager btfiubtn, tpsIde auf
100000 Grancs bspsrtbet tperben.
2ros bss ari,sss lit bic SHouitri:
borti.Ibit i'm DOIIen ganss unS es
ptrb.n tGslid uBssfdhr 100 nit aaIi
belabsne Wassons ius Suusre9sutf4s
lambs seIhidt.