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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

prepared by the president, fully meets
the expectations of the American peO-
pie that Germany be held to n strict
accountability for its actions. Ger
many can comply with the principles
set forth i'm the American note with
out any loss OF dignity
Colorado Springs Telegraph: The
United States should insist upon a
separation Of the passenger traffic
and the war traffic. We should be
prepared to uphold the nations honor
at any cost, but should not be
dragged into a war ny reason of any
commercial considerations whatso-
ever.
Roswell On. NJ Evening News:
President Wilson is Immortality right.
His people and the world are behind
him in the demand that the rights
and lives of neutrals be respected
Santa lfe On NJ New Mexican;
The note appears to he at once firm,
yet friendly, and TO give Germany all
the benefit of the doubt. Germany's
position before the world will be i'm
measurably strengthened If she ac-
quiesces.
East Las Vegas On. Nd optic. The
Wilson note. as the official utterancc
of the president in an important cri-
sis, should be accepted by all citizens
as the expression of united nation.
Kansas City Star; President Wilson
has said what was in the hearts Of
his fellow countrymen. He has said
IL with dignity, with consideration but
with unmistakable directness.
Richmond tVa.) News Leader:
Germany must now decide whether
she will accept the American protest
as an ultimatum or as an opportunity
of resembling an indefensible procla-
nation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
LONDON PRESS PRAISES
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

London. May e. t3,35 a. m.)--All
the morning newspapers commenting
On the American note to Germany,
applaud the dignity and ilrmness
with which the document Is couched.
The Daily News suggests that,
though II would be difficult after the
official defense of the sinking Of the
t.usitania and the expressions OF sat
isfactlon of the German newspapers
over the incident, the German gov
ornment may take President Will
sons irony al It's face value ana de-
clare that the submarine commander
acted IN excess of his orders"
rrhere are certain things left in
obscurity in the otherwise extremely
lucid demands" the Daily News
adds. "a guarantee OF immunity FOR
neutral vessels fran attack evidently
would not meet the case while the
result ef a failuIe 60 comply with the
American government confident ex-
peetatian is yelled IN mist OF scru-
pulousls friendly words But II WIN
be IA very rash assumption on Ger
many's part If she persuades herself
that there Is nothing behind the
veil"
The Daily Express SAWS that Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary of state
l}ryan must have Smiled some when
describing German Influence always
on the side of Justice and humanity.
1T is uncomfortable" the news
paper continues. that Germany will
pull down the skull and cross bones
hut II she does President Wilson viii
have won a great victory for human
ity and the allies. Ia the contrary
case. America may not actually de-
clare war, but MI her aid will be
openly aud fully put az the disposal
Of potsdams enemies and the day Of
deliverence Will DO materially has
tened
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
PRESS or COUNTRY
GENERALLY AGREED

President Wilson'S note TO Germany
was editorially commented upon
throughout the United States today
with distinct praise and appreciation
Excerpts from editorials of some OF
the leading newspapers as indexing
American sentiment follow.
New York Times II Is the great
diplomatic achievement Of the note
that it puts upon Germany the choice
not only of what her reply shall be
but what is to follow.
New York Tribune: He (the presi.
dent) has drawn an Indictment
against the German nation which
Will lie for all ages TO come. II the
kaisers government fails to meet the
demands of the president of the
United States promptly and com.
pletely.
New York Herald 1t might have
been stronger: II might have beer
weaker; it win serve.
New York World. II is calm. IL Is
restrained. II Is courteous. but with
q cold, cutting courtesy that gives adj
ded emphasis to every word.
New York sun: The note is
impeeeably urbane. though not with
out little ironies in its tone, friendly
in spirit resolute In its assertion OF
American rights and Of the freedom
of the seas.
New York Press: Into the end of
his note 10 Berlin. President Wilson
has put some teeth and not too many
at that
New York American; The presi-
dents letter is undeniably vigorous,
but is absolutely dangerous as well.
Springfield (Massl Republican:
IL is not extreme, yet II covers the
ground.
Buffalo IN. W Courier: Right
minded men OF every party will APP
frove its tone and tenor. The clear
ness. the definiteness with which this
presentation is made can satisfy the
most rigid Americanism that views
large affairs sancly
Buffalo On. Y) Express; There has
been no backdown.
Albany IN. W Argus: Dignified
in its tone, logical in it's argument
and conclusions. firm in its demands.
Albany IN. W Knickerbocker
Press: The note places the issue
squarely before Germany for action
and an announcement of future policy
acceptable to the United States gov
efhmcnh particularly policy OF sea
warfare, must not long be delayed.
Columbus (ohio) state journal: 1t
Is n grave alternative; and while il
Is not likely to result In war. II will
bring about an enmity toward Ger
many that will be full Of anxiety.
louisville (ky.) Courier Journal:
The note TO Germany meets the re-
quircments and Is such as the govern
ment Of the United States should adj
dress to Berlin.
Trinidad tColo.j Chronicle News,
The ftrmness With which President
Wilson has addressed the German
government should convince the
American people that should a crisis
develop the national policy will NOT
DC weak or vaccillating one In
support Of the official attitude ALI
american citizens should unto.
Pueblo Star-Jourral: The note.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
WHAT To Do FOR
ITCHING SKINS

Eczema, rngworm and other Itch
ing, burning skin eruptions are so cas-
lily made worse by improper treat
ment that one has TO be very careful.
There is one method, however, that
you need not hesitate to use, even on
a baby's tender skin--that is, the
reslnol treatment Resinol is the pre-
scription of a Baltimore doctor, put
up in the form Of resinol ointment and
resinol soap. This proved SO remark
ably successful that thousands of 9TH
or physicians have been prescribing il
constantly for 20 years.
Resnol stops itching instantly, and
almost always heals the eruption
quickly and at little cost. Resino
ointment and resino soap can be
bought at any druggists and are not
at all expensive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
GIANT AUSTRIAN GUNS
SMASH RUSSIAN foHTs

1ainow, 6alicia, May II tsia Ison-
don, May -, 1919 a. MIA giant
howiizer of new type played an im-
poriant part IN assisting TIM Austfians
TO smash the powerfully fortified
ku9ian position at Tarnow. The
howizer is ct the same calfher as the
f2-centimftcr guns and It's work GER
tainly b. not less terribly effective.
when the Austfians occupied the
Russian positions they found men
dead without wounds, far from the
places where the nroicctiigs IL the
huWit2er exploded The air pressure
from these proieetiics swept the Rus
( Sian wire acknowledgements away and the
she'll ~ exploding threw fragments of
castings mite The effect Of this
shell fire On the nerves of the Eus-
riana Is described as having hetn very
4 great
This artillery and aot centimeter
mortaif asslNtcd IN demolsshlng the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
UNITED MINE WORKERS.
JOIN GENERAL CHORUS

Indianapolis. Ind. May 1a.--Presi-
dent Wilson's efforts to keep this
country az peace with all the nations
Of the world were endorsed by the
executive board OF the United Mine
Workers of America, in a resolution
adopted by that body IN a meeting
here today, a copy Of the resolution
was sent 10 the president
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
AMERICAN NOTE TO
GERMANY is DELAYED;
WILL BE READ TODAY


s~-~-->~-~-~~~~e~~-~~~-~-~~
posslble entry Of Italy into the war,
however ia another factor which
trained diplomats think will be taken
into consideration by Germany In de-
terminine whether she viii abandon
her powerful weapon OF attnck--thc
submarlne--to destroy enemy com
mercc
Compliance Not Difficult
The fact that Germaay once before
had agreed TO give up her submarine
warfare IL she could obtain the un-
restricted passage OF foodstuffs and
raw materials TO. her civilian p0pula
ton was commented upon by many
diplomats as making II not difficult
for her e. comply with the Amcri-
can position aud satisfy national pride
In Germany
While the United States II expect
ling prompt action from Germany In
guaranteeing that there will be no
repetition of such tragedy az the
sinking If the Iusitania, diplomatic
construction of the vital issues raised
on points Of maritime law would not
be rejected by the American govern
ment II, az many diplomats think,
Germany would Of her own initiative
suspend all submarine attacks on
merchantmen even Of belligcrent ma
tionnlity while notes We're being OK
changed.
1t Will take a week nt least for the
answer from Germany 10 the Ameri-
can note TO be prepared and received
here. IN the opinion Of diplomatic Of
ficials.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
WALL STREET IS
ALARMED OVER
RUMORS OF WAR


New York. May il-~Apprehension
arising from latest International COM
pheations was reflected TO no un-
certain extent in today's stock
market. standard shares broke from
three to FIVE points and those war
speemities which recently made hieh
record quotations. largely as a result
Of speculative excesseS declined FIVE
e. ten points Bethlehem steel losing
the most ground,
Wall street was outwardly IN full
possession Of its hahitnal poise, but
an undercurrcnt Of uneasincss was
everywhere manifest Recent liquida~
tiun of many speculative accounts has
lpnt The market IN strong technical
n sltian. and Il Is The general un-
aetsianding that the monied interests
are prepared fer almost any eventu-
aiitx.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

government" was adopted by the New
Jersey Bankers association, which
opened its annual convention here to-
day. The resolution was offered by
Former Attorney General L. McCar-
ter of New Jersey, and the secretary
was directed TO forward Il by wire to
Washington.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
NEW JERSEY BANkERS
ENDORSE PRESIDENT

Atlantic City. n. J.. May ia
resolution pledging support to Presi-
dent Wilson and expressing admira-
ton for him in the dfgnified. calm
nut firm stand taken By him In his
latest official statement 10 the German
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
RUSSIANS CLAIM TO
HAVE DEFEATED AtsTitiANh

petrograd. May "A IVA London.
astb y. m.l-~srhe following official
communication was issued this even
ing -.
ain the region Of Shawl, The fight
ing IL developing under conditions ~
vorable 10 us Yesterday We lpok
more than one thousand German nflH-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND
EMPIiATICAILY APPROVES

Los Angeles, May 14.-Governor p.
l.. Goldsborough of Maryland
"The principle OF the non-use of
submarines against merchantmen is
new, but humane, and one that
should be recognized by all nations. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
No Amcrlcan on liner.

New York, May Without an
American On board. the White Star
liner Cedric sailed today fer Liverpool
under the British flag. She had
aboard about $50 PASSENGERS, include
ing the crew OF 400
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15
PRESIDENT HAS HEARTY
SUPPORT OF EVERYBODY
IN THE UNITED STATES

ton of the message and delivered an.
address In which he strongly praised
the spirit in which the note was
drafted and the manner Of lis phms-
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-15

one hand, and Killid ilnhr and Mai.
dos. on the other.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
Midod)tu unb Sdlwagtr
peri6wnnDem.
Cine mpiteriOie Slffairc bdlt gelle.
billie in Infreenng.

9eIIeniIIe, NieD., %. Oft
Seit bern Mbeno oes &c. September
lit Die Is Sabre aIte gfna @inefoff,
Sohter zines poblbabenhen belitiden
SSurners, Der cine bnI6c N2cile nrn
9e1epille ipobnt, perihiprnoer Gin
jenem Gage beiud)tc Tie nit ben 81
tern ibren erIten Son5aheno imb als
bic Gltern iid) 5iir Seimfebr ein'tea-
ten, mar SRI Winefoff niCht nlebr 3u
:iiloen.
Spei Gage fpGter perid)poiib auf
ebenio ntpiterioic @eiie Der Sdjfua-
ger bes Wfdb6ens, sSrnllf SSorr. g:c
mollte lid 5u iciner @nitin beacI cn.
Die bel iciner Sftpeltcr. Srol SSacnb
Ser1fe, 263 Gln1tpoob 9lpenuc. 3 C.
tr oi +, 5li 9eiudI peilte, lit ahcr
nidt bort onge:omneu.
5roli @inefoff, Die Dfuttcr beS
perlniBten WGo6ens, bcitreitet, hnb
elm 3uianmenbang 5ipiiden 6eni0er-
i6fpinoen Der beiben 9erten beitcbeu
fonllte, oa o@ono Den Ytonn ibrer
Sdtpeiter niemols leiocn modjte
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
sie paraOitrtn ifOn uie'
Der.
Suifrasetten 11msns bente nudmrit.
tag in Heiu gprf.

Seem gorf, %. Oft. Sufroeet.
teit Siibrerinnen moren beiite bonlit
heid)Gftigt, Die aneebIid Souienben
bon sSroiien 1utb Df6nnern 81 nobi-
liiieren, bic on Der fir beute no6ntit.
tag ongeietten Semonltrntions.lSo-
robe bur6 Die 6iinfte 9lpenue teilneb-
men iolen. Sn bem ltnl5ue miro
fid1 cine Nbteilltng bon nMiittern unb
ainoern" befinben. grItere nerben
9inoeripoeen ifieben, Die nit ben
Jarben Der Suffragettcn geidmiidt
iein perben. SRI. 9llberto Sia miro
oils @rob @forihnIlin fiingiercr
unb nit ibrem Stab bod 5i RoB Die
Horobe nnfiibren. 3ebn 6rauen per-
ben ollegoriihe @eltolten ooritellcn.
Bon Dem llm8ug, on Dem on9ebIid1
oud n0eunner" teilnebmen molten,
peripre9en fih Die Silffrogetten ci-
nen Stinimer15unods, melm bier ultb
i'm gon5en Stoote ON =. gtouenlber
iibcr bos 6roucnItinlnredlts @uen-
benent aiir Staot5ocrioiiung abge-
Itin1nlt fperoen 5ol.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
8ilbbantr stOrg tot.
gefannter Sfnlptpr erlas in geiu
Nurf elmer @ebirnblntung.

q ep Dort, %. Oft. I. @nlbo
Storp, Der giIbbauer, itarb bier hei.
te in einem Saitie. 0as 8lasen eines
9lutgef6Bes inn @ebirn mari i'm Dor
mebreren Sogen ntfs &rnnteillager.
Serrn Storp's @erfe iino nift
mir in 9lnerifo, fonoern aiid in @u.
ropa befonnt. Die erite StatiIe, Die
ie i'm Sa,tie Der 8emeinen in 9onoon
oufseitellt ipurbe, Die Stotlie non
Sir @illiam Sermon 6orcourt. mar
iein @erf. Bon ieinen 9lrbeiten in
glrerifn iinb bcrnor5rhcben: Cine
Woiaif Safel aus @olb, Die air
grinnerung OIL Serrn uno sSrau 9lli.
quit Belmont in Sr;.iitp Stride,
0etpport, q. s., eingeiest purbe;
Der Srinfburnnen, ben General 9ra.
Der Srinfbrunnen, ben General Gra.
Gei6enf gemad)t bot, l;nb Die bron.
senen Iiiren Der 8ibliotbef oes per.
Itorbenen s. 8. Roraail.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
&ntb @bite gtfnnbtn.
SieGt iid bel Ssreunbin Der Samilie
in sSlint anf.

Stint, Mfid., 90. Oft. Iutb
@bite, Dos Is Sabre oIte Wdb6en,
Dos lett Sonntoa obenb aus ibrem
Souie in Soeir1aip nern1ibt iporSen
mar, ipr,rbe bier eeltern bon Der go
Ii3eirnatrone, irou 9l,lu Supd in
Sbbit genou1nen unb oen @erponb-
fen 5rriidgebrabt. 8iltb botte i6r
@lternbaus berlaiien, Inn nit Dem is
Sabre alten Speneer &eIlp su elmer
geiel[ [i6oftIihen l1nterbalt,tng 5it ee-
ben. @ie &utb bem ToIi5ei9ef Cole
er5dbIte, NOR tie NIT Sellp am Sonn-
tog obenb 5il Der llnterbaltung nabe
Silpultfee gefabren uno bort 10 ip6t
geblieben 6aB lie iid beinBufebren
fiirhtete. Oesbol6 nabn Tic Die
nddIte Snterurboncar nod Stint.
Sic mar felt Wontog in Dem SnlIie,
in bern iie geflinben lpurbe. Die
Srau 1T cine 5reunbin Der @bite-
San1iIie unb erflGrte Der 9SoIt3ei,
iiber bos 9eri6winben bes W6bdens
nidts eebort ou baben, bis Die go
li5ei nod ibrem Suuie gefommen
ipGre, Inn Rutb 5ii boler. es beiBt,
bab bos WtGbden Ser Grou er5GbIt
babe, es ac6enfe bon Stint nod De-
troit 5ii geben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
MOroperinf nub stlbit>
lIlDrO.
@attin rcttete ibr2eben onrh Sprnns
aus benz 6eniter.

9aniina Wif., %. Oft. Dit
@erIesunsen on Der &opfbaitt irnb
sebro1enem SUB liegt Sic So Sabre
alte Sraii Sranf Gorpin barnieOer.
ipdbrcnb ibr Mann tot in einein gte.
ben3ilnmer bes Saries Geet. Ssn Ell.
nen binterIaiienen Sd)rei6en tcilte
er NIT, er iperoe ieinc sSrau fpegen
ibrer Streitiiihtigfeit rmb ganS be-
ipnoers, neil iic 70 riidiiftlos eetpe.
fen mGre, ibren eriten @otten, George
Glarf, linn (Gortpin) porauitellen, TO.
ten unb Damn Selbitmorb begeben
Gortpiu perictte Der SSrau nit benl
&epolDersriff einen Sieb iiber Den
&opf, Inn lie offenbur 3i betduben
Sic Srnli rib iidl ober Los uno fpranq
bur6s 5eniter i'm aipeiten Stodiperf
Gortpin idot iid) biero!f cine augel
in ben &opf itto itarb 0rei Stltnber
ip1ter.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
GarramSa banft fiir
Mnerfemunng.
&if)tet Ourd) MrrtbDnbo
fOte an bic He=
gieruug.
Strebt nod bersliden gesiebnnsen
nit alien GGnbern.
9lrrebpnSu fdbrt beilte nun Waibius.
ton nad) Saltillp.
Wirb Die Spfnmente ieinem Gbei
peri0nlid iiberbriusen.

% al btngtp ~ %. Oft. 0ur6
ieinen bieiigen 8ertreter, Gliiep 4r-
rebonbo, ri6tete beute General Gor-
ron5o eine gtote on Die Scr. Staoten
uno Die nnberen amerifanii6en He-
publifen, lporin er ieiner @enug,
t1,l,ne iiber Die ibn gelporbcnc ncr-
fennling ausiproh. Gr erfl1rt uarin,
es irerbe bos 8eitreben ieiner Hegie-
rlrng iein, ber5Iibe 8e5iebungen nit
ol1en 9dnbern Su etablieren.
9lrrebuuou perliek @aibinstun.
8aibington, %. Oft. gIiieo
9lrreopnoo, Der bieiige 8ertrauens-
ogeiit Gorronaos.. fiibr beute nod
SaItiIlo, 0terico, ab, mo er ieinem
Gbef Die 9ofimeitte eiilb1noigen
tpirb, in benen Die Garrrn5a.Hegie-
runs bon Negico burd Die Der.
Staaten unb Die decentralization
Gambler Siib- uno Wittelomerifus
uffi3ieu anerfanitt miro. Serr slrre.
oenbo miro auh einen aiisfiibrlihen
@erift iiber oos feiultat ieiner
l1nterbanolitngen nit Sefret6r Gam.
iing intb ben Iotcinamerifaniihen
Tiplontaten betreffs merifoniihcr
glneelegeilheiten eritatter. Cine Der
Sragen, Die Nrrebenbo nit @encroI
Garran5a sur 9eipredung uufneb.
men miro, tpiro Die l1eberfGne on
Der @ren5e burd merifaniidbe @on-
biten betreffen. Die biciige Gegic-
rllng iit iibrisens iiberseiigt. boB bic
Garran3a-9eboroen nid)t nir nid)ts
nit bieicn ueberfGllen 5l tun baben,
ionbern lid, iogor ben1iiben, ibnen eii
@nbe 5li ma9en. Sic glaubt, baB
@infliifie auf Der amerifanii6en
Seite Der @ren5e IN criter Clinic fin
cine 8eridiporllng, ltnr,,ben 5u tiff.
ten, peraitttportIidl ieien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
Sic 9cnt(dru dbrrld)ritt(n sic 9rilla>
nehmen 9(e9otin Il, ,@o9lDeuo.

lit Der, oob Die Seiitihen cine meme
SIieeerobpebr &onone erfunben
boben, Die ein genoues Sielen bis Slt
elmer Sobe bon iiber 10000 SUB
ntoeli9 ntadlt. go bebouptete 2eut.
nant ToliI 9. s. 9(rbon bonn britt
iben Sliegerforps Der 9lrnee, Der
bier geltern on gorb Der goItie aus
2inerpooI eingetroffen mar. gr fam
berii6er, Inn einiee gtaihinen 5l in
ipi5ieren, Die in ben Ser. Stnoter
unb Canada eebalt perben. CT
iagte:
.5eit 9(uguIt 1914 bot bic britt
i6e Heeieruns NIT Se5ug u,tf bos
SIuepeien 8robes geleiitet. 0nnaIs
gob es insgeiantt bios 800 SIieger.
Dbne Die 3abl Der eetoteten unb ber-
nunoeten Slieeer ntitSu5obIen, gibt
es ieet 500 6lieger in Der Wtarine
unb 500 in Der Irn1ee, unb oIs id)
Sronfrcih perlieB, orgnnilierten mir
gerobc ltnier %. 6Iieger Geidlpa-
Der fiir Die Irn1ee. S5n jebem &C.
i6ipobcr iinb pier5ie SIieger unb je-
Der 6lieger berfiigt iiber brei Wta.
i6inen unb brei Mfe6anifer pro Wta.
id)ine. Somes 6. Torte iit iest aont.
monbont bes 9torbiee Neroplnnee.
idtpabers.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
Sine 9lnslegung Oes Strtrages
Swiidtn @rie9eulan0 Il. Serbien.
@mlgariens Giiite bpmbaroicrt.

0nlaariens Siite bpmbaroicrt.
9aris, %. Oft. Cine ontlihe
Wfitteiling oes, WfarinelrIiniiters
lailtet oabin, bab Die &riegsi6iffe
Der 9lliierten om 0omerstag ocn
bulgariihen Safcu 9eoea9batid onl
Slegeii6en Meere beidoiien Die
NeIbing lautet pie folgt:
.Oie @eidnn0er Der 9laiierteu
haben Die @nrenipeider itnb gserf-
tcn bon IeOcagbatid) an 21.
Oftober nahnlittags beihoiieil,
feuertcn iebo6 nidt ouf oic @obn-
biitrifte Der Staot. Die 6Iotte ser.
Itorte niiberbem pcrifiebene Toiten
OIL Der aiiIte"
Ser amtlife geridjt Serlins.
@erlin, iiber 9onoon, %. Oft.
Der Cert Scr geitcrn abeno peroffent-
lifltcn 9Infiinoigung Der Scereslci-
tilng iiber Die SorsGfge m,f bent
oitlihen 9riegsifaupIatc bat folgen-
ben Wortlnl,t.
@ruppe Sinoenbura: Storfe rlii.
iildc Ingriffe utf ilnierc Stel1ungen
bel Saoerpe. peitli6 bon &os5ionn
mur0en 6urildgeihlogen.
@ruppe oes Hrin3cn 9eopolb: Die
&uiien griffen bei 9ronopiti6i an.
Sic murben burh eincn erfolaenrei.
hen @egenungriif 5ltriifgei6lagcn.
Scitlidb bon ben Srte nitr6en ndlt
Gffi5ierc ltno 1140 Mann gefanecn.
6ruppe 2iniingen: llnier @egcn-
angriff begann auf breitcr 8rllnb.
logc mcitlidl bon Gjartorisf un6 NOR
erfolgreidl, bcnn bie 9tuiien mur6er
5lrilfgeidlagcn. g9ir bubcn ibrc
Scrfolgung alifgcnommen. @Gbrenb
Der SAlohten Der letten Gage pur-
bcn 10 riiiiii6c Cffi5iere imb $500
0tann gcfanacn. ltno elm @cidliis TO-
mic odt Moi6inengelpebre erbeittet
Scr Serlliit einiger lnicrer @eifiite.
Die lns gc3tcrn abgenommen murben,
mar ouf cinen gnsriff riiiiiidler 9i-
piiionen binter iinlercn 2inien 5ilriid-
dufiibren. Sehs @eifiise ipuroen
oerloren.
Yeit 9e5ue allf Die 8orgGnge an
ser @citfront bot Ser anttlihe Sc
riht nidts 81 iagen.
@rllppe Nafenien OIL Der 9olfon-
front: Sas Seer oc5 Generals bon
a0peB Bolt sic glrnapcposIotino 9i-
nic. Sic Mrrnee 0es Generals bon
8aQlpis lit bis Solepac unb Iarno-
lpoc norblid) bon Hanpmoc porge.
brungcn. 9ie s(rmec bcs Generals
Ropaojeff mad)t BEL aniaceipac mel.
tere 5orti6ritt.
yritiid)e Wfelouns ridltisgeitellt.
9erlin, iiber Sappille, %. Oft.
;3uperlGiiige beiitife SeNorocn itellen
in Slbreoe, boB. ipie boz 9onoon be-
ri6tet tpuroe, MIR 1873 britiite San.
oelsoanlpfer mnb t75 britiid,e 81.
l6erfabr5eiigc burf 3niifboote bis
gum IA. Sftober pericnft moroer
lino.
Hieie 9eboroen MAIDEN onrniif niif'
merfiam, oab bis Diitte Sftober 2S9
britiihc SanoeIsfabr5eiige perienft
iunb bis gum II. Septelnber 275 81
i6erboote 5critort puroen, pie ans
9eridter, Die pon engliifen 3eitiin'
gen ielbit peroffentlidt Duroen her
poraebt. Die 9eridte ertbiiaen aber
iiift Die mahren Satiofen, iu,o III
@irfIihfeit lit bic 3abl Der perienf'
ten Sdliffc nod groBer
3m Weibnadlteu in 9onitantinupel
gubupeit. %. Oft. Die biefi'
gen NfiIitGr Sohperit1nbigcn er'
fldrcn. bob nift mcbr ols iueitcre
ieAs @ohen notmenoie iein perSen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
6eburtstag btr aaiitriu.
Bon Cffisieren nnb Tfannidaftem
interuierter arenser gefciert.

TorfoIf, 90, %. Oft. Ser
81. 8eburtstas Der beiitiden aoiie.
rim aueuite @ictoria purbe geitern
bon Den Sffi5ieren unb Wonnidof.
ten Der i'm bieiigen Sfiffsbof inter.
nierten belttihen SiIfsfreuser aron.
prina @ilbelm itno Brin5 GiteI
sSriebrih gefeiert. Die aonn1an.
oanten Der Sd)iffe iporen Die @oit.
geber BEL einem Gntpfong on @orb
oes 3ronprin3en @iIbeIn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-23
$1,000 s1iseiprDden.

slnn q Grbo r, MiG., %. Oft.
Cine Surp i'm &reiseeriht ipraG &c.
tern Serrp SfJtpeiiinecr bon 0e.
tr o t $4,000 su, Die ibn Die Setroit,
Sadion & @bicago gobn fiir ben 5ob
feines Sobnes Senrp 5otlen fol-. Ser
iunge Wann tpurbe in, gtooember
1913 bel einem ltnfoa in @opne ge-
totet. Der 8oter batte ouf $4,000
Sdobenerias perflogt.