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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

81 SSrNS SGtsS"sSA ~ hNS~Ny
Other Locals.
The funeral Of Calvin Sutton, who
died at his home just east Of the viii
lage on Monday, was held on We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment took place in Elm Grove ceme-
terry.
Extensive Storm Damage.
The heavy rain storm that visited
Mystic on Wednesday did a great deal
of good as far as the rain fall was
concerned. AS the wells and brooks
were very dry but the wind did con-
siderable damage Two large trees
down, one in front of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hector Danach's house, the other in
front of the Marquardt Brothers
house. 1t is supposed to have been
caused by the cutting of the roots
when the new cement sidewalks were
being put through a little over
month ago. So many roots taken
away that the heavy gale caused them
to fall doing considerable damage. The
fences were torn down. On West Main
street, limbs were blown down in front
of the Grant place and in different
parts of the village damage was done.
Personal Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Suuadrito
have returned from their wedding trip
and are house keeping in the upper
tenement of the Purdy house on Pearl
street.
Mrs. Lucy Eberhardt is entertaining
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Eberhardt, who were married Satur-
day in New York city and her daught
er, Miss Bessie Eberhardt of New
York
Entertained at Bridge Whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brand enter
tanned at bridge whist at her home on
Willow Point Wednesday afternoon,
and four tables were played. The
highest scores were Mrs. Charles D.
Holmes and Mrs. Smith Of Groton
Refreshments were served and a
social time was enjoyed.
Initiatory Degree Conferred.
Stonington lodge, No. 26, I. o. o. F.,
met in Masonic temple Wednesday ev-
ening and the initiatory degree was
conferred on a large class Of candi-
dates.
Herman ]. Ho1dredge spent We'd
nesday in Norwich.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Benjamin L. Holmes
are spending the month of August in
Bethlehem, N. H. During Mr.. Holmes
absence, Joseph w. Noble is acting as
clerk at the Holmes Coal office.
Mrs. Peter Hammacher and son.
Harry, are spending few weeks with
relatives in Pennsylvania
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

Teed may invite them to take part in
the parade and assign them a position
of honor on the left OF the line.
The Stonington Wanderers and the
Clark thread mill baseball teams are
booked for a game on Stanton field
after the dismissal Of the fire parade
Saturday afternoon.
Fred ]. Graham. who was operated
upon in a New Haven hospital for an
injury to his foot some time ago, Is
making gradual recovery from q sue
cessful operation.
William Cushman has returned from
a visit to relatives in Stafford Springs.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
BALTIC
Two Letters Held for Postage-W. (.
Smith and Daughter Attended Fu-
neral In New Haven. r


Two letters, one addressed to the
Proctor & Gamble Co. and the other
to Welcome, Lever Bros, Cambridge,
Mass, are held at the post office for
postage. Both letters appear to have
been written by the same person
At Ocean Beach.
Mrs. Clayton Rood and son are at
Ocean Beach for the month of Au-
gust.
Joseph AIlard Is enjoying his an
nual two weeks vacation at Revere
beach, Boston. His place as team
ster for the Baltic Mills Co., is being
filed by Joseph Lacroix.
Brother Benjamin of st. Johns col
1ege, Danvers, Mass. has been the
guest recently of Mr.. and Mrs. M H.
Rossie Stevens of Moosup was a
visitor in town Thursday.
Got Sixty Days.
Manuel ;Morisette was sent to Jail
for sixty days Wednesday on the
charge circumstances and breach Of
the peace.
Percy Collins is at Revere Beach,
Mass for several weeks vacation.
Attended Funeral.
w. C-Smith and daughter Rena at
tended the funeral of Mr.. McManus in
New Haven Wednesday. Mr.. Nc
Manus. who was employed iin a gun
shop, dropped dead while at his work
He was the father Of Miss Mary Nc
Manus, a graduate Of the Academy Of
the Holy Family of Baltic.
Mrs. Joseph H. Buteau and daugh-
ter Doris are spending month as
the guests of Mrs. Buteau's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Victor freeman, Of Whit
man, Mass
Miss Florence Brown and Miss Rena
B. Smith have left for two weeks va
cation at Pleasant View.
a z Ravenelle and family have
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

feel numb. They were all
covered with watery bis
tiers and would burn. itch
and smart so I could not do
my housework- My hands
and arms looked as IL they
were poisoned. Obi How
they burned and itched- I
also had itching scalp and
ro,,Id rot SIaar az ,,iob+
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
WESTERLY DOCTORS HELD OUTING.
Medical Society Went to Barnes Grove on Thursday
Westerly Real Estate Company Wants Harrington
Property 10 be Plotted for Building Lots Purchase is
'Made-Captain Herbert o. Dunn be Promoted

The annual outing and clambal1e Of
the westerly Medical society was held
Thursday at Barnes grove, Bright
mans pond. Several years ago when
this annual event was held there was
a serious accident on the Norwich
Westerly trolley road and there were
no doctors within easy call. Since
then provision has been made for
emergency, the doctors attending the
outing in relays.
A Westerly real estate company is
negotiating with the representative Of
the Harvey Harrington estate for the
purchase of the tract of land formerly
owned by the late William D. Wells,
located in the vicinity of Wells street
and between the Watch Hill road and
East avenue. The tract comprises
about % acres and, If the purchase is
effected, the plan is to plot the place
for building lots, with main street
extending from the Watch Hill road to
East avenue with intervening streets,
and which would mean the expenditure
Of a large sum Of money before the
building lots were available. There are
at the present time no building lots
in the compact part Of the town that
can be had at q moderate cost and
the opening up of this property would
relieve the existing congestion in this
class of real estate. This piece of
property at the present time is unpro-
ductive and will probably so remain
until there is a change in ownership
and to parties that are in readiness
to utilize it as a residential section.
The property is conveniently located
and If improved would add materially
to the grand list of the town.
Captain Herbert o. Dunn of Wes-
terIy, commanding officer of flagship
Wyoming, of the Atlantic fleet, was
detached from that command Thurs
day and will await further orders.
AS a formality he will appear Satur-
day before a board of rear admirals
at the Naval War college. Newport,
for promotion to the grade of rear ad-
miral, but to what command he is to be
assigned is not known as yet. Captain
Thomas Snowden, until recently in
command of the Portsmouth navy
yard, will succeed to the command
of the Wyoming.
Local Laconics.
It's safe bet that no park devoted
to public use is better kept than Will
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
BUENos AYREs COMMENT
ON NEW MEXICAN POLICY.
Newspapers Approve Appeal Of the
v. S. for Cooperation.

Buenos Ayres, Aug. 5.-The news-
papers of Buenos Ayres express in
principle their acceptance Of the ap-
operation Of Argentina. Brazil, Chile,
Bolivia and Uruguay and Guatemala in
the pacihcation of Mexico. La Prensa,
however, while pratsing this proposal
as generous, expresses the opinion that
the mediation of the United States
would be preferable except the war
ring factions in Mexico should
specifically desire the moral help of
Latin-American republics.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
STONINGTON

| Arrangements are completed for the
rannuaI inspection and parade Of the
Bloomington fire department Saturday
and four local organizations,
ltwo local sbands and the warden and
Eburgesses Will participate. Twenty
members of the Niagara Engine COM
Epany of New London are planning to
visit the borough to witness the pa
rzade and will make the trip in auto
mobiles. 1t is probable that Chief
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
COLCHESTER
Large Attendance at Congregations
Entertainment in Old Town Hall
Memorial Library Trustees Held
Meeting.

DR.. ]. n. Klein was a caller at the
Backus hospital, Norwich, Wednesday.
Richard A. Storms left town Thurs
day for a few days stay at the Con-
necticut Agricultural college at Storrs.
Howard Siebert of East Hampton
was a Colch visitor Wednesday.
William Johnson was a visitor in
Salem Wednesday
Charles Clark Of Marlboro was call
ing on friends in town Thursday.
]. Frank Rogers of Salem was a
caller in town Thursday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

Manchester.-The atmospheric condi
tons and heat that has characterized
the past month Is likely to cause a
shortage of native ice in town, COM
pei the dealers to import the commo-
dtty and result in an increase in the
price.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

Black Roek.-As a result OF the
storm, the upper rigging of a two
masted schooner was seen from shore
in Long Island sound near Penfield
Reef and longshoremen gave it as
their belief that the vessel had found
arad
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
SALT RHEUM ONP,'it
HANDS AND. ARMS
Covered With, Watery sPimpIes.
N Would Burn, Itch and Smart So
Fl Could Not Do Housework. Used
Il Cuticura. Completely HeaIed,1s

Hodgdon, Maine.-"I had salt rheum In
the worst form for over two years. II
caused my hands and arms to swell and
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
at the Baptist church in Salem at Z
o'clock p. m. Sunday.
Trustees Held Meetinc.

The board Of trustees Of the Cragin
Memorial library held their meeting In
the library building Wednesday even
ing. After the trustees meeting, the
directors Of the Boys club held
meeting.
Professor Brown Of Yale college was
caller in town Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

! Boston has a library given 21s years
ago by King William III. to Kings
Chapel.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
First Friday pevotions.
New Road Begun.

Engineers have begun the work on
the new road between Canterbury
bridge and the Willimantic-Provide
tracks. Surveyors attempted.to stake
off the bed on "Wednesday, but the
rain caused them to halt
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
Entertainrrent q Success.

There was a large attendance at the
entertainment in the old town hall un-
der the Congregational church Tues
day evening. The programme consist
ed of a sketch entitled The Farmerette,
a girls drill and selections by the
Academy orchestra
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

moved from Railroad street to High
street
James Miley has recently had his
property in High street repaired.
Mrs. Ainsworth and daughter Annie
are spending several weeks at Revere
beach
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
! PLARFELD
Village Flower Beds Suffered Through
Heavy Storm-LocaI Brevities.

The recent storm did a great deal
of damage to the flower beds in the
villages. Almost all the flowers were
hattened down. The cornfields also
suffered from the heavy wind and rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gasken were
Norwich visitors yesterday.
Frank A. Evans is spending a few
days in Boston. Mrs. Evans and chill
dren are spending two weeks at the
shore.
Mrs. Adelard Dufresne and sister,
Miss Lillian Delaney. were visitors in
Norwich Thursday.
Charles Kennedy is still unable to
attend to his duties on account Of a
sore hand. Mr.. Kennedy stuck q
splinter of wood in his hand some time
ago and infection set in causing a
more serious outcome than was anti
cipated.
First Friday peVotions.
The First Friday devotions viii be
held at st. Johns church today. Mass
at 5 and communion at z. Devotions
in the evening at 100.
Miss Christina Miller of Taftvirle is
spending a few weeks with local
friends.
George .Willetts spent Thursday in
Norwich.
Miss Lillian Babcock was in Nor
witch yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
Moving to Mahoney Farm.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brennan and fam
lily are moving from the Willimantic
road to the Mahoney farm in North
Franklin.
David Bertrand was a business call
er in Indian Orchard, Mass, Thurs
day.
Allison B. Ladd, Jr. mail carrier
on r f. d. route No. 1 from the
Baltic post Office, is on his annual va
cation Harry Stott is substituting
for him.
Miss Agnes Beauregard has left for
Ste Resale, Canada, where she will
make her future home.
Miss Medora Caron of Waterbury is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noe Caron.
William Caron was the recent guest
of friends in Providence, R. 1.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

"Then used Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment. I washed my hands with the soap,
dried them and then applied the Ointment.
The first time put them on it was cooling
to my burning hands, and healed the watery
blisters. After using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment few weeks, could see great
difference and now. to-day, nay hands arc
soft and smooth, and the itching ia all gone.
They are completely healed.'s CSigned).
Mrs. 81. N. Oliver, Aug. %, 1914.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06

Local Laconics.
It's a safe bet that no park devoted
to public use Is better kept than Will
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
MYSTIC

Funeral of Calvin Sutton-WeIIs and
Brooks Benefited by Heavy Rain
Other Locals.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
Sample Each Free by Mail

With 32-p. Skin Book on request. ADJ
dress postcard ''Cuticura, Dept. 7, Bos.
Gna-n Sold throughout the world.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-06
At the Baptist Church.

At the Baptist church Sunday ser
vices at ,10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p m The
Young Peoples union at Sis d. m.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. B. d.
Remington. Mr.. Remington will preach
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
SiffertnStn iii SDpftr:
Snbnltric.
Sciser an SrpfemDfen Drpben NIT
benz 9lnsitnnbe.

@ait9iperpooI, g.. 13. Oft
Die Sci3er on ben 5rofenofen in BEN
bieiigen Sopfporen-5 -5abrifen rmtcr-
breitcten Den 9lrbcit9ebern Die Sor-
bcrung Inn cine Grbobumg bcs So-
gesIobnes INN 80 Gents. Somit
piirben lie cinen 5agesIobn bon 81
erboIten. SSm SoIle Der %cripeiqe-
gerling Der sSoroerung pollten lie
ON nG6iten Wtontag an Den Streif
geben. Die l1niteb States Totters'
gliiociation iulter5cifnete fiir5Iif)
ben alpeiiGbrigen 2obnfontrnft NIT
Der 9totionoI BROTHERHOOD of Opero-
tipe Botters, Der fait aIle Wdnucr
itnb 5raucn' III Der Sopferei- SSSnOu-
Itrie ongehorcn. Sie &ci5cr murcit
nit Der 2obnifala nidt 5lIfrieocn
lno itellten obnc 3iIitimnung ibrcr
@ereitigling ibre 6orberiingen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
nnttrbans ratifi5itrt bic
Mnleibe.
gebentnnsslpie Sebatte; Sir 8reDs
galfanerflGrnms ansscblieben.

2onoon, Is. Oft. Die 8or.
loge, Die bieslufnobme oes Iaiierteit-
GorIebens in 5obe BON $500,000,-
900 poridlug, ging IN oGeu Stabien
bes llnterbuuies obne irgenb pelhe
0ebatte bon 8eoeltiine burd.
9ie begierig ertportete Grfloring
bes Sir goparo 8rep iiber oie BAL
fanlage ipurbe bis 5ium 0onrerstag
perifoben. Brenlier Nlsqltitb err
fldrte, er ici nod nidt i'm StanOe,
Die GntiGeibung Der Hegierlmg iibcr
Die 9fefriitieriing nb5iieeben, itellte
jeboh cine ipeiterc ldngere Ser56ge-
rllng nidt in 9lusiid)t. SoItneiitcr
Sonuel erfldrtc, Die Slbiid]t, bus
Solfpennp-8or nb5uid)aiftn, lei
aufaeaeben iporben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
Mnfrnbr auf GeDlOn.
2eSislid 3ielisipnsfGmpfe nennt
9lmcrifaner oas glntbao.

gsem gorf. 13. Oft. Or. UT.
fins Smith bon Tbilobelpbio. Der
mebrere. Sabre in Colombo, GepIon,
gelebt botte. traf bier bcutc nit Dem
Sampfer California ein lino brod]te
9tahri6ten iiber Die Sample 5ipiidcn
Sinealeien ltnb Nobmanben nab.
reno Der atpeiten rinb britten Sep.
ternber ISOLDE.
~@s banbeIte iid Iebiglid Inn reIi.
gioie Sample, iagte Or. Snlitb.
vGegen Die britii6eHeeierllng tpurbe
bon feiner Seite belnonitriert, ober
Die 8eborben idritten elm uno unter.
oriidten ben @ufriibr. ,}ablloie cote
eab es in oieien &Gnpfen una Soil-
icnbe bon Mobmanben fIoben nod
Colombo, no iie ii6 iid)er fiibIten.
8ieIc Der 9iufriibrer murbcn binge.
ri6tet."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
GinmanberungsfcinOe ON
@erf.
Tlan, Taiiasiere slueiter Slai1e amf
ellis SsIanb 3n lanbcn.

gSaibington, IS. Oft. &C.
fretdr @ilion miro am Wtontog eil
offentli6es 8erbor iiber cine geplan-
te Inorbming betreffs @inDonberer
getpGbren, Die aiid 8aiiagierc apci-
ter &laiie, Die in Seem g)orf cintref-
fen, 3fpingen tpiiroe, crit atf ellis
SSslanS ju Ionoen uno BORT Die be-
fannten Gbifanen Der ginipanbe-
rungs @eborbe iiber iid ergeben 3ii
laiien. gisber pur0en 8aiiagiere
3ipeiter &loiie bon Gintponberiings-
9eon1ten on 9orb Der Sd)iffe abge.
fertigt. Srdte Die SInoromIng in
&raft, bann ipiirben Haiiagiere 3Dei-
ter alaiie tpie 3piihenbeds Baiia-
giere bebanbelt fperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
Sn ben Sdnben Der
SnrD.
geroift int YrOSeb gegcn
Sell ttebt be-
DDT.
giirgcrmciitcr ppn SnbiauappliS
itano ) @udlcn ppr 8cridlt.
Dit piclem nnoeren Yulitifcrn be-
gSablid)winbels nngcflagt.
Nenn Niitangeflaste marcn C.
Staats- 3cngen aufgctrcten.

SnbinapoIis, 13. Oft. Gcr
Soil 6es 9iirgcrmciIters 81
ieph $. @eQ, Der bier ipcgen ail9eo-
li6er @ablihminoeleien pro5eilicrt
miro, ipuroe bcltte pprnlittag III oic
Sdnbc ser SSiIrp geIegt, nadoem
Nifter ". s. Gi6born feline 81
itrlftionen oil oie @eidDorcnen be
enbct batte. Der 9fid)tcr CAB be-
faint, Dab cr 81 jeoer Sogcs- unO
gtaGtseit bereit fem miro, oaS Scr
Diff Der Srrp entgegen5lulebmen.
SnbianapoIts, Sno., 10.
eft. Der Sua bea< 9iirecrmeiiters
S5oiepb &. @ea, Der ieit ilber tllnl
Monoten untcr 9lnfloge Der Scr
idlm6rung ou @obli6minbeIeien pro
seIiiert moroen mar, Oiirfte beiitc II
Die SGnOc Der 5urp gelegt meroen.
Serr @ea murbe m %. Sum- ju
iamrnen nit Sbonlos Soggart, Aoli-
scidef Sun1ueI 9. 9Serrott unb 125
anocrer Herionen angeflogt uno anl
g. >5uli murocn nod bier mcitcrc
9Serioncn bon ser @ranojurp i'll Sln-
flo9e perlest.
llebcrfubrlng llnter Den 9lnflogcll
milroe fiir iie cine @cIbitrofe bon
ni6t iucniger OILS $25 lulb ni6t mcbr
alS $4,000 uno cine &uftitrafe bon
5lpci bis 6u pier8cbn SSobren 5itr Sol
&c boben.
9lm Gage Ocs SorDerborS pIaioicl
ten iicbcn Der AngefIagten iduloiq
unb dlpei onbcre foIgten ibrem @ci-
ipiele, che Der Ero5eb begoml. Die
Mebr5obl Der ncitn Ineeflogtcn Drr-
ben ols 3cugcn bcs StootcS pcr'
nonlmcll.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
SarbitOffe aug Sentihlau9
SnnSclsicfrctGr mnfte ais S;u-
pfanger Der Senonng inng;cre.;

g8oibington, 13. Sft. Sim
gig Sonneil 6urbltoffe bciltid)cr J.,
brifation iino bclite nit Dem 9um-
pier ct. 2oilis in 9tcD 9orf follig.
Sic iino on ben 6onoelSiefrctdr
fonligniert. Sic Seioung lit mif
&edniing bon Wiliom u. Yiitdlcll
bon @otpcn, Niaii., Der Die 9totiunnl-
@ereinigiIng Der Salimtpoll- 6abri
fontcn repr6iertiert. 1SSn cincr Ser
offentlidung iagt bos Stoots.Sepor.
temc1t:
y@or mebreren Nonateu ertlGr.e
iih Der Sefret0r bereit, ais Ibrelidt
fiir sipei 2ablngen sSarbitoife aus
Geuti6lonb 81 fungieren, bereu
ii6erc Yaiiagc ourh oic britii6e &e-
gierltng itntcr Der ousbriifliden BE
bingung garalitiert porben NOR, onb
Der Sanbelsiefretar Der 9loreiiot iei.
9os Iusfiihrperbot 9eutidlanbs
gegen oerurtige aorsos purbe nidlt
oufgebobeu
9ieic Scnoung ipor bereits nddl
SolIanO gefommen, che 0eitti6lano
oos glilsfubr-8erbot erlaiien bate.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
Sapans fiiuftige ariegs:
pOlitif.
gnlsariens ariesseintritt madlt
SrmppenicmSung naG europa
mabrifeinlif.

Sofio. IS. eft. guIgariens
Seilnnbmc ON Dem arieae i,nb 3of-
rihtcn aus 2oubon, bob man bort, in
gelpiiien areiien penieitcns, Die 9lb-
ienoune iapaniiher Srlippen nod
Dem 9alfun begiinItigt, baben bier
plosIid oie Srage ipieber aufgepor-
fen. pelhes Der 5l1fiinftige 8urs bic
les 9anbes iein ioQ.
Wtan lit bier Der Iniidt, buB Die
Tiidfebr bes 8arpns Sibni, bes frii-
beren 9otifafters in Garis uno nett
ernannten Niniiters 6es gtuspdrti-
gen. cine burhgreifenoe eripGeung
Der internationalen Gage 5itr SoIge
baben miro unter beionoerer 8eriif-
iihtieung Der baiternoen Sntereiien
oeSopans.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
SanfrOtttnrc parOOuirrt.
Terns glbseurbnete perfiigcn %egna-
oignng Der Sanficrs 8DoDg.

i'm q, Yeri, t3. Stt. Tic De
putiertcn.Sammer outoriiierte berlte
Die 9egnaoigung BON HGoul uno 90
iton @oboD, prominentcr 8onficrs
bon 2imo, Die i'm Sabre 1913 nit Ell.
nem aiif cine babe Wtillion Dollars
geihdtten 8erluit bonfeiott geinodt
butten. lie 9riioer @ocop Oerlieben
unmittelbor nod ibrem 6aliilement
Gina iin6 tpnrben aui ibrcr 6luft
nad Banana in 8unpaqlIil. Gcla.
Dor, perbnftet
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
Snmpfer 8alter Stonharbt bnrdl
griten in Office perienft.
8rofe Spannnus besiiglidl Der md
item Shritte 8riedlsnlanbs.
@cniselus empfieblt ieinen 9lnban'
germ gemafiste Saltnng.

Berlin, 13. Oft. Der Sinfaa
bcr 8crbiinSctcn in Serbien maft
syurtIdlritte, ipie Die Cbsrite Seeres-
lcitnng amtlidl anfiinoigt, DbgleidJ
Die Serben bnrdJ ibren @ioeritanb
bis IN einem aeipiiIen @rube oas@ur-
orinsen 6inSern. Gin Sprf nno an
bcre Stellnngen iiiblif BON Selgrab
iinb genommen iuorben.
Die 4nfiinbigiing bot folgenoen
@ortlaut:
9lmf benz 6itlidenariensihanplabe
Grmeeernppe pun Sinbenbnrg: @eit-
lid BON Siinnbnrg bradl Der rnIiiihe
9lnariff inter nnierem Irtiilerie-
iener sniammcn. @erindle bes Sein-
beS, BON Der Sniel, Die mir i'm Hinb-
siul.See beicet batten, geiib ST er-
areifcn, idllugen fell. Gin rmiiiidler
sinariff nurS0itlidD BON Smurson,
Der iif bic anf uniere Srabtperbane
critrefte, lpnrbe snriifgeiuicicn.
@dbrcnS Der Hnd,t bpmbarbieytc ei'
mes n#icrer 2nftiflifFe Siimabmrg,
bas oull uun Srnppen ut.
Hifts nenes non Der Grippe ocs
9.rin,en 9eppplb.
8rnppe bon 2iniingen: Ser Seinb
mnrSe ans irinen Stsllnnsen bel
Rnbfa ioiuohl ipie iiber Die 0inie BON
9lleranSrin nnh Die '66hcn nOrelih
npu BORT getriebeu.
9eutidle Srnppen nntcr 8eneral
BON Sptbmer iparfcn Den Seino ans
Stellnngeu nDrhlidl uun !Saiiuprenfa
nno iiblid) bon Surfnnulu.
gnf bcm wcitlid)en Sriegsifan-
plaee: gritiids gnsriifc norbmeit.
lidl bon @crmelles lunrbcn nit 2eidl-
tigfcit snrii6seipieien. Ceitlid) pun
Spndles uerlureu bic Sransuien eini-
nc ihr": Stellnnnen, Ole ire nm II.
Cftubcr gehalten hntteu. Sn Der
Champagne mar Elm ssitriaer Rndl-
mittagsangriff Der Frnnsoicn iiiblidJ
pun Sahurc Gin Seblidlag. Su Den
Guaeiem bnbcn Die Srcnspicn einen
Sell i6rcr Stellnugcn i'm @citen bcs
slbhanacs ppu Shrasmunuele uerlo-
rcu.
gmIanrien crfldrt Serbieu arieg.
Qpuopn, 13. eft. 1923 l1br
pprmittae. Ter Central @eus
9laemcp mirb nus Raris semcloet,
oas @nlaaricn IN Serbien Den ariea
erflGrt bat. Der Barrier aorreipon'
bent oes Matin mill crfabrcu bnben,
bah &tben auf bic 6rase Serbicns,
ub @ricdDenlnnb inter Den Seitini'
muneen Ses ghmonispcrtraaes be-
reit lei, eritsrem ieine llntcrititnna
an Ieibem, seantuortet babe, oas
.seeeasparfise assrdibe' @orsebn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
Serbeu binotrn bartnddi0 raid)t5 &ororin9en
9nremburgs Yrtmiermi=
niiter tDt.
Gbihen mar Der eisentlife Serrider
bes Heinen 8rpsber;pgtnms.

9onoon. 13. Oft. Nrenlieruli.
niiter @pihen bon 2urenlb,irg lit IN
Der Sauptitabt bes @roBber5ogtlnls
geitorben.
Gr mar Der eigentlife Serrider in
benz fIeinen 2unoe ieit ieiner llnab.
MISUNDERSTANDING. &l,rs Dor bent
geginn bes &rieees froete er BEL
OeutidIanb i,nb Sranfreif on, Oh
Die 9seutralitdt bes 2anbes aeohtet
werben ipiirbe. faIs Seinoieligfeiten
nusbreden iollten. Ser einfan Der
Geutiden erfolgte Dor elmer 8eont-
mortilng oieier 6raee. Ger Eremicr
purbe encrgiih in Berlin porItelie,
leiItctc aber feiuen eelpaltiamen @i-
oeriton6.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-13
llnttr militdriidtn Gbrtn
germusladter Tlieser, Gemtn. Salia.
ferrp, iuirD Samitag beerbist.

San Diego, Gol., 13. Oft. =
9elitr. %. &. Taliaferrp, Der ant
Wontag bel einem Stur5 nit ieinenl
IeropIan aus elmer Sobe bon 1000
Sub in Die Son Diego Bar getotet
morben mar, miro am Salnitug I'm.
ter nlilit1riihen Gbren 5u @rabe ge-
traaen pcroe1t. Cine Iutopfie Der
9ei6e. Die man crit 26 Stunben naf)
bem llnfol batte bergen f0nnen, er-
sob. bob 1aIioferro I'M Strr5 oas
@enid bra6 unb ipohrIdeinlid auf
Der STEELE tot mar.