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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-17
ACTIVITIES IN THE EAST.

~ iN tIG GHSIP
London.-Great battles were fought
on the eastern front from Riga to
the Rumanian frontier, with the Rus
slams further developing their new Of
fensive.
Petrograd reports the drive is meet
ing with success.
The losses in killed and wounded
on both sides grow rapidly.
From Riga southwark to the Ga
lician border the Germans and Aus
TRANS are continually receiving rein
forcements and supplies of munitions
by railway and river, as they endeavor
to force their way to the Dvina and
the main trunk of the important rail-
ways
The weather conditions to fight on
the side of the Russians. Much of
the country has become an impossible
swamp and the roads are being trans
formed into quagmires.
The Germans are concentrating
their efforts on an attempt to reach
Wilma and Dvinsk and are throwing
their forces into heavy engagements
without regard to the price they are
compelled to pay for any gain in
ground.
Having reached the Dvina at Fried
richstadt and driven the Russians
across the river, the Germans are in
a better position to advance on
Dvinsk, as there is no danger of an
~outfanking movement. The Russians
are massing troops to meet the move,
and the progress of the invaders has
become relatively slow.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-17
No SMOKING in Powder Plants.

No Smoking in Powder Plants.
Cards bearing the Injunction, mo
Smoking" have been posted in several
munitions plants in the state and the
employees are at a loss to explain the
reason.
Speculation as to the cause for the
full of revealing anything authorita-
tive on the matter. 1t is limited that
it is intended to increase the output
of men, as considerable time was lost
in filing pipes, rolling cigarettes and
lighting them. Agents of the allies
suggested the order, it is believed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-17

Washington.-"You will hear no
nor of the Arabic case from official
sources in Washington until you hear
either that Germany and the United
States have broken their relations or
have settled the whole controversy
amicably." This very significant re-
mark was made by an official of the
Government in close touch with the
Administration.
In connection with the foregoing
declaration it can be said on the high
est authority that should Germany
fail to satisfy the demand made by
President Wilson for disavowal of the
sinking of the Arabic, the Washington
Government will follow it's original
purpose to eve diplomatic relations
with the German Government.
While it is no secret that there is
still considerable apprehension con
corning the possible attitude of Ger
many against the American conten-
ton, it is also true that the general
situation has become considerably i'm
proved since the conference between
Secretary Lansing and Ambassador
Won Bernstorff.
The chief reasons for the disap-
pearance of tension are two:
First-There will be no further for
NAL notes exchanged between the
Unitd States and Germany. All ne
gotiations on behalf of the Imperial
Government are now in the hands of
Count Won Bernstorff, who has said
that there will be no break between
his Government and the Wilson Ad-
ministration if he has any power to
prevent it.
Second-This Government has CIV
en- which have caused the
German Embassy to believe the
United States will not be indisposed
to arbitrate the question of the
amount of indemnity to be paid.
The high official quoted in the open
ing paragraph also made the follow
ing comment:
Each note hat Germany has sent
to the United States has been misun-
derstood here and each note sent to
Germany has been misunderstood
there. Every succeeding note has
made matter worse instead of BETTER
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-17

five Jerseymen on Naval Board.
Five New Jersey men are on the
Naval Advisory Board, announced by
Secretary of the Navy Daniels at
Washington.
Thomas A. Edison, of West Orange,
is the chairman, and the other mem
bers selected from this State are
former Mayor William Lawrence
Saunders, of Plainfield; Lawrence
Addicks, of Chrome; Spencer Miller,
of Scuh Orange. and Hudson Maxum,
of Lake Hopatcong. The first meet
ing will be held at the national capital
n October.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-09-17
WIRELESS WARNS STEAMER.

DRAMA Returns to Spanish Port to
Escape Submarine.
Corunna, Spain.-The British steam
er DRAMA has returned to this port
after having received notification by
wireless o after leaving that a Ger
man submarine was off Cape Finis-
terre.
The steamer sighted a sailboat, with
twenty or more persons on board, who
supposedly were from some steamer
that had been torpedoed, but the
DRAMA kept on her course.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
@iliOn' 8 @nmid miro
erfhQt.
Seiterreid miroSr. Sunl>
ba iofOrt abbe=
rnfen.
Gintreffen Der gaute ans Seiterreif
balb eripartet.
Sotidafter Tenfielb erhielt bicsbe-
5iislide @eriidermms.
WtOslidermeiie wirb Sr. .Sumba idun
Yiittluud abreiien.
Gintreffen Der 9tute ams Ceiterreidj
bulo eriuartet.

gSaibington 81. Sept. =
Sciterrci6 bat ben omerifaniI6er
@ptifjafter Ienfielo infornea Der.
itdnoigt, baB cs Or. Sumba, bcn bic.
iigen oiterrcidiid)en @otif)after ob.
bcrl,fen peroe, mic es @rGIiocnt @il.
ion piinid)t.
9ieie Conformation erbiclt BOT
ifafter 8enfielb, als er in irliormeaer
@eiic Die oitcrrcid)ii6en 9eonten oti
8rlub BON @aibingtoner Snltruftio.
nen bena6ridtigte, oaB Die Ser
Stoaten Die rs(bberlifiing" bes Sr
0imba's piini6en unb iid) nit ieinel
gIbrciie allf Yllrlaub" nid)t 3llfrieocn
geben iuoller.
SoerrnYenfielo puroe periid)ert, bal
Den @iini6en Der Ser. Staateu nud
gcfommcn tperben ione, ilnb bob Ell
nc formelle gfote iiber bieien @egen
itanb ibm balb cireebGnoigt tperoei
miro. 9is 5lln gintreffen bieler 9tp
te fam bic bieiige Hegierllng ocn
Griu6en Or. 0umba's linn iidere:
8eleite 5lt nerid,affen, nidt nah
fonrmen. Or. Sumbo bot altf Oen
Tampfcr &ottcroom, Der am 90
September abfabren miro, Taiingl
bclegt, aber es iit nift befannt, Of
rcdlt5eitig arrangements getroffel
ncroen f0nnen, 10 oaB er oil bielen
Satirm miro abfabren fonnen.
S0ieiige @eolnte poItcn iiber oir
Situation ilid)t iprehen. Sic iog
ten, oaB iie rulr informeae Ssniornta
tionen bdtten, runo oaB man oobel
crit Die gote Seitcrreidls bctreffs bel
slbberilfltng Or. 0unba's abtpartei
Berlin, 81. Sept. 0ic Mor
gcn3eitllngen peroffentli6en fnit OF
nc Nlnsnabme leoiglif Geiunles ber
neuen geote Selterreidbs on bie Ser
Stoaten nnb entbolten iid) icoe.
&ommentars.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

mari lesten 6reitag nabe Sorres,
Sonora, adt5ig Gaiiagiere zines gu
aes Der Wferifottii6en Siib.E .Eacific.
Yabn in cine Gar, in Der fid] Seit be-
fonb, lrnb itedte Die Gar III gronb.
9ieie geo9riht fom geitern alf brabt-
loiem @ege iiber @uapntas ans Ser.
moiilo nod San 9iego. gtur 90
Haiiagiere lieBen lid bis ieet oif-
filloen. Die onberen id)einen ben
8erbrennlingstoa erlitten 5i baben.
Die @arloc 9totbdute 5dblte etipn
60 Wonn iu1o es tparen 9eierteure
bon elmer Der merifnnii6en 6aftions-
slrmecn. 3uerit brahten iie ben
3ug, Der ii6 oiif Der Sabrt bon Can't
po Seroe nod CORES befono, 5itr
@ntgleiillng, norauf lie Die Yaiiogie-
re, Sitrneilt SSrnuen lunb ainber, in Die
Seucar parfen rnb bieie balul ail,
Siinbeten. Solpeit befonnt, befanoen
iid feline slmcrifaner auf Dem 3uge.
CORES lit ein fleiner Srt, etfpn 20
Wfeilen norolih bon @rnpmas lulo
eilt Gnotenpilnft Scr 9abn, BON Dem
cine ,3peiglinie na6 Dem 9ergperfs-
9iitrift obgebt, in Dem Campo &eroe
qeleqen lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
@tlaubter Gfengren abgez
blibt.
@ermenoet iif pcrgcblidD gegcn !6in.
rid)tung 6illitrum's.
glrbeiterfiibrer in lttab betencrt ltn-
id)nlo nn Spppelmurb.

Salt 9 q fe Gitp, lttab, 81.
Sept. 0oitperneur @iaiam Sprp
nerIt1noigte beutc' bas Staotsoepor-
tenlent in @aihington, bab 9Soiepb
Siaitront, cin befanllter Slrbeiterfiib.
rer, gen1GB benz llrteilsipru6e bes
8erihtes om t. Sftober our6 Gr.
ifieBen bingeri6tet ner0en miro.
Gin Sclegranlnt ocs idtpcbii9en &c
ianoten ". q. sS. Gfengren in @oib-
ington on 0as Stootsoepartemerlt
uno on 9ouperncur Sprp ipeitergc-
innbt, empfabl einen Sinridtlrngs.
9lufi1ub, oa Dem 8eianoten Sroteite
5ugegangen iDoren, iporin es bieb,
SiaItrom, Der idDeoiider llllterton
mar, bate feinen gerebten Ero5eB
erbalten. @ouoerneur Sprp ertpi-
berte. bnB Der Tro5eb elm gere6ter
ipar ilno 6ilitrom aae @elegeubeit
batte, feline Sduloloiigfeit 3u beipei-
len. Sillitrom ipuroe Der Grnnoroung
oes 8rocers 5. 6. 0torriion uno iei-
mes Is Sabre alten Sobnes auf
Srilnb uDn ltntitanosbctpeiIen id)ul-
Dig beTluloen. @r ielbIt beItreitet
bartn0dig ieine Sd1I6.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
Scttel SDnlmiiiiOu naf]
GbitagO.
ganfiers Ses @citen fir Slnlcibe an
GnglanS sn bearbeiten.

Nepgorf, 81. Sept. 9a Die
ltnterbanblungen nit SunfierS I'M
oitliben SeiI oes 2arloes betreffs Der
geplanten Sriegsanleibe oil @rob-
briton1ien rno SSranfreif fait siun
slbi6liib gefommen iinb, perbel
beitte nodnlittag Ntitglieoer Der
anglo fran50iiiden 5inan5fommii,
lion IN @egleitiing cines WtitglieoeS
Der Sirma 5. g. Nurgon & 60 nof)
Chicago fobren. 9orb 9feobing,
Goriiber Ser &omlniiiion, fGbrt NIT
nno man geoenft ii6 nebrere Gage
in Chicago aiif5ubnlten Gs beiBt,
baB bas gcgeiipartige perfudsmeiie
Slbfonmen Den 9onfiers i'm @eiten
intterbreitet iperoen ioa, lu1b falls
cs ocren 3liltinnulng crlalgt, Itcht
ser gluflagc Der glnleibe ni6ts mehr
i'm @ege. Wfan ertportet, baB anoe-
re Stdote Oes nlittleren @elten Wan-
ficrs Su ben 9cipredungen IN Gbi-
cago entienoen iper0en
Gbicoeo', 81. Scpt. Sieiig7
@onfiers treffeu slnItnlten, Die Wtit-
alicoer Der anglo fran5oiii6en 81
nur3 &onnliiiiou 81 enpfun9en,
Die bier inorgcn eiittrcffen Deroel.
Sic Gbicogoer slOpofaten @ereiili.
grng gcbenft aud, 81 @bren bes So
rons &eohing, Oes 2orb Gbciridl-
tiers bon Gnglanb, ein gonfett 81 ge-
ben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
6eine Grfimbungen
llnreiner Seele.
6raf SernitOrff iibcr Die
y6rtueltaten" au
ylrmcnier.
Die gansen Welbnngen nntentiidJ ais
erlosen feitgcitcllt.
gnnoes-&egiering bnrdl Sptid)aft
bicupn in Gcnntnis gcicbt.
Sanpt Der Slrmenicrfirdle nntcr ocm
Srnf rniiii6cn 3cniurs.

g o It II, 81. Sept. Der 6eutide
@otidlafter, @raf pon Sernitorff, cr-
flGrt III einem bier beilte pibIi5ierten
9riefc Die gfof]ridten iibcr ongeblidc
@reueltaten I'M Sttomnnii6en 9cide
fiir nreine Grfinolngen" Der Srief
bes 9otid)ofters, ser iu1ter Dem Sa-
tum bes %. September oil @firon
Sepaslp bon @ofton, Sen Soriieer
bes @erefiitip- -gluSidJltiicS Der 9totin-
noI Sefenie Union OF glmerica, &C.
ridtet lit, Der Inn cine befinitipe @r-
flGring eriudlt botte, loiltete folgen-
oermaben:
ySn Seonttportitng Sbres Sbrei-
bens erIollbe id) mir, Sic Su ilifor-
miercn, boB Ialit BEN jiingiten off
5ieIlen iuto oiitentii6en 9to6rihten
OIL Die oeiltihe Tegierilng, Die bon
oieier 9otid)oft Der 9fegiering Der
Scr. Staaten iiberrnittelt porben
naren, Die angeblid) I'M Sttonlani-
| ifen &eide beaangenen @reiteltaten
als pure Grfinoingcn erI6cincn.
Obne ben gllten @laubcn Der Gotbo-
licos in 3peifel 5lt 8ieben, miiB id)
Sic oo6 nltf Die Sotiube nilfmerf-
lam MAIDEN, boB &c. 6eiIigfeit inter
Dem 9rilde Der ruiiilden 3enfur
! i6reibt Sbr iebr ergebener 8. s.
9ernitorff."
SerSintpeis oitf bic Catholics obcr
oos 9rintot Der armenii6en STRIDE
itiitt iid alif einc fiir5lid] peroffent-
lifte Wteloing, porin es bieb, baB
Die glusrottiing Ser armcnii6en Hniie
III Der soltaen Siirfei ipitemutiid)
our6gefiibrt neroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
Serienftts sdJiff ibeuti=
fiSiert.
lt-guut bubrte Sraniplnania nabe
&reta in ben 8rnno.

gtew Dprf, q. Sept. slus
8ripotnaGridtcn erfubr man bier
beute, boB Der groBe britiife Srltp-
pen 5ransportbanlpier, Der laltt
orobtloier gto6ri9t aus Berlin bonn
81. Sept. nobe &reta I'M 0fitteaanoi-
id1en Meer bur9 ein bertihes Saiid)-
boot perienft iporoen mar, Der Gu-
nar6 Tantpfcr Sroniplpania mar.
Iieicr erobe 9ampfer, ein 1900
5onnen S6ifi, mar Don Der britt
i6en 9icgieruns sefartert poroen,
I'M Sritppen nod ben Sorbaneacn
5u bringen. Gas 54S SUB lange
S6iff mar crit 5ipei Sabre alt nno
perfebrte friiber 5ipiidcn Seem 2orf
itn6 2iperpool.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
40 @aitaier getDtet.
Sn Sampf siuiiden &e6elleu nmS
amcrif. Iarineiolbaten.

apc@uitien q. Sept. gei
einem 9lngriff boitiifer Rebcllen oiif
cine 9lbteiIling anerifoniiher 0tu-
rine SolontelL etpa 3rpei @teilen
Don bier, ipur0en bier5is 9aitier ge-
totet. 3cbn glmerifaner trugen Der
lcsungen bapnn. 3ie 9fc6cilen pci-
gerten iify, bic @uffen aus5ulicferr,
un0 bic 9lmcrifaner morid)iercn jest
aut Soitt . 9op los.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
MnnitiOn 5n btihlag=
nabmen.
&esiermns sebt ifGrfer sesen meri.
faniidle ganbiten bur.
SnSianer-Seiertemre iullen 60 Mem-
iden in Gar perbrannt baben.

aibington q. Sept. 9ln
oIle omerifoniide gennlte or Der
mcrifaniiden @rtn5c mlrae Scr ;3c-
febI erlaiicn, alle @tnitions Scn-
blingen, Gcrcn @eitin,nlilnq$ort nidlt
OefinitiD befunnt i: i'll 9eid)laq 81
ncbmen. Mnn piG hen Sron5port
bon Mlnition IN Die 5Sartinnsiii9rcr
nidt bcrbin0ern. ioroeru bios hc!
transport or @onbit9.:64lac,.
@remeltat elmer. Snbianer-SanSe.
Gan 0iego, Gol., 81. Sept.
Cine 8onoe bon Daqiii Snoionern
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
Bon Sabrrab geitOhen.

ct. Sobns, Mi6., 81. Sept. -
Glare Ylrnro, 10 Sabre aft, befin-
Oct lid nit idtperen @erleeungen in
einem bieiigen Spitol. gr erlitt lie.
als er bon einem 9(utomobil, ooS
sSrl. S2Suoitb Glurf fllbr, Don ieinem
6abrrao geitoBen poroen mar. Nson
glalbt, ooB Ser &nobe innere Ser.
lcslneen erIitt, bofft ober, baB er nit
Dem 2eben oaponfonmen piro. 2
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
&icn's YrDteit gegen
&affenid)ader.
@pn nener 9fute CeiterreidDs in @aib-
ingtun nidts pffisieaes be-
fannt.

@aibington, II, 81. Sept. Scr
Cert Der 5ipeiten oiterreidiideu 9o-
tc, Dorin gegen Die ariegsmoterial-
Grporte proteitiert miro, lit beitte i'm
Stantsbepartentent nod nift einge-
troffen Ger iteapertretenbe Sefre-
tGr Bolf iagte, er babe nod feline
offi5ieIle Seritdnoigitng, ooB cine iol-
dc gtote fomme. Seile Der gtote
DlIrben III Sepeifcn aus gSien pub
li5iert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27
Grie@tnlanO bat 5wan5ig &aufabr
teii9iffe fiir Sruppentraus=
port requiriert.

pfliftigen Sitter, Die fiir hclite ange.
icst iporoen mar, lit nit Dem Wtor-
gen beginneno, pon berHoli5ei burd,-
gefiibrt iporoen lno ioa nlorgen be-
enDet meroen. ltngeidhr 1000 WfGn-
ncr, bon benen iid) pielc in ncrant-
Dortli6en Stelllingen befinoen. per-
oen Don bieier YfaBregel betrOffcn.
@ricdenlanb rcaniricrt Sdliffe.
8iraeus, 81. Sept. Sic grie.
d)iihe &egierltng bot bcitte 20 aaitf-
fabrteii6iffe fir ben Srui1Sport BON
Sruppen reqliiricrt. llnter bieien
Sobr5cugen befinben ii6 Die O3ean.
oampfer Sbentiitofles, aonig Son.
ltantin unb Hatris.
9uris, 27. Sept. Tie grie6i-
ihe Wtobilmadrng bon 20 alaiiel1
Der mebrpfliftigeu Watnifaften
ruft 100000 Wiam SIT ben S5ohnen.
9ies lit Ole offi5iele 3abl, Die oas
&ricgsminiiteriim angibt. Die &c.
nannte Sebor0e periidert nid), oaB
geniigeno Nfunition rno &riegsuls-
riiitllng fiir oieie Sruppen porban-
oen lit. Gs lit nod 3lpeiielbaft. oh
a0nig aonltantin ben Sbcrbcfcbl
iiber Die Srltppen iibernebmeu miro.
Sit Dies nid)t Der SSaa, oanll miro iein
@riloer, Yrin5 9tifolais, bas aonl-
monoo crbalten.
Spaniider 9ampfcr beidllagnabmt.
8enuu, q. Sept. 9ua ipa1i-
ife Safetboot 9uiS Sipes, bas nadl
@olencia geb0rt, lit BON Der bieiigen
Holi5ei bei6lngnabnlt iporoen, nod
benz entoedt porocn mar, oub ii6
$4,000 8olo on 9oro befonben,
oic fiir 0eiiti6lono beltin1nlt narcn
aapitGn 9lora fpuroc pcrbnftet
Semtidlc ariegsanlcibe III Der Shrfei.
Gonitantinopel, p. Sept.
Cine grobc gln5abl bon Siirfen,
i6mtlid1 fleine 2elite, baben an-
nGberno $50O,OOO fir Die brittle bert-
i6e &riegsanlcibe ge5ei6net, I'm
ibrcn Spmpotbien fiir baS perbiin-
6ete 2onb 9llsbrud 81 perlciben.
SSeoe bieier 3ei6mIn9en lalttete altf
einen geringfiigigen 9etrag.
gritiides SprepcSOidliff uerienft.
WeorictIIe, 81. Sept. 9os
britild)e SronspprtidIiff 9total ipiroe
on 81. September BON cinem oelit-
id,en Suudbpote beifniien uib per-
ienft. 9ie aus 81 9opfen bcitebeiloe
Wannl6ait purOe i'm 8iraeus ge'
lonoet. Son bort tpuroe iie Don Dem
0ampfcr Wempbis Der Wteilagierics
Wioritines bierbcrgcbro6t.
glotol mar Gin Sd)iff bon 2655
Sonnen. Sic fom am 10. Sllli III
8ort Saib an
giumGmien uerlnngt Insfnnft.
9Pom, 81. Sept. Ser Suriner
Gorreiponoent Der SSoca 9to5lorale
mill oic Ssnformatiun erhalten baben,
oaB Oic rinlGnii6e Regieritng ENC
I'M freltnolihcn Cone gcbaltcne Note
nad) Sofia geriftet hat, IN Der INN
slusfunft iiber 9ulgnriens militdri-
i6e @crbereitungen gcbeten miro.
Serid,t pum Der Iaroaucllen-Srun
aonitontinopel, q. Scpt.
Sie folgenoc antlihe @eloung ge-
langtc bier sur gtiisgobc: sln Der
9aroonclen 6ront boben llnlerc
aunoid)oiter glbteilrn9en altf bent
rcften 5liigel bel slrofarta Sefpebre
uno N!lmition erbeiitet slm Sans-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

SrHiOr Derbcimlid)tr ST.
faugennabme DOn fiinf=
tanieuD Nliicrtcn.
Nadrift bon bentiden @erlnitem an
@eitfruut nidt beitatist.
Staliener beidloiien uolferredJtsmiSris
6uipital bes Siuten SreHes.
WiaiIennerbnftung BON ipe6rpflidlti-
gen glnslGnbern in Sonopn.
gritentranspprtidliff gsatal nerienft;
ManuidDaft serettet.
Sampfer Sarnia in Ncapcl nit
perburbenem sSleiidl gelnEbet.
Sirfcn melben Grfu!ge an Der Sar-
Sanelleu Srpnt.
Stint Seiterrei6er iullen iSener ani
Snmpfer Snnt Yuna gelegt hubem.
SerIin, q. Sept. Sra6tlus
iibcr Snfertun. Sin britii6es &riegs.
id)iff lunrbe nerientt, nnb Smei an-
bcre idWer beihGbigt bel eiuem gln-
griff zines britiifen 8eihunSers
Gnf Die Sentihen gntterien an Der
belgiIden aiiits, beionbers bel 3ee-
briigse glcid)5eitig init Der neueu
Sffemiipc sm 9anbc. Sieie amtlife
MclSnng Satiert ppm 26. September.
9tadl oieicn %erlniten spsen iid) Die
britiideu Sfliffe snriif.
(Slcidlfalls amtlid) iuirb gemclbet,
Snk Die Sentid)en mehr ais 5000
,Srnn5uien nub Sriten unb cine Nm
Snbl oun Waidinenseuebrcn ar ncr.
idlieeenen Stellen Der ssront in @e-
fcdltcn sn SanSe einbeimite.
Die NnfDrifjt bon Scm %erlnite Der
@riten nnS Sranspien funrbc in Sem
gcitrigen nmtlihen %erid)t, Der ii6er
Suuoun nah glmerifa telenrupbicrt
mnrSc, ausgelaiicn, neil JIG pom bri-
tildlcn Seniur gcitrihen ipprbeu mar.
SerSurbenes Ssleiid fir Staliem.
Sonoon. 81. Sept. Cine 9e-
pcibc bon gtrupel on 2lopos berif-
let. BOB Der omerifoniiGe Sampfer
Sornio, Der am 3. SepteiuJer bon
9telu g)orf nit elmer 2ooung sSleiid
ubfitbr, BORT nit ieiner pcroorbenen
2abung angefommen lit. Gs beibt,
oub aif Der lleberiubrt Ole &ilbIan-
Iugc 5uiammcnbroh.
gfem 9orf, 81. Sept. gacntcn
oes 9ontpfcrs be5neifeIn oie Hihtia.
felt ser 9lopomeloung. Ser 9arp.
fer batte cine 2ubung bon 100000
Nfunb sSleiidL Die bon Morris & Sc.
in Chicago perlanot Doroen mar.
9nftamsriff amf Srnessc.
Imiteroam 81. Sept. ;Slie.
ger Der glliierten babeu pieoer
@riiaac in9elgien bombarbiert Gas
olosli6e Mufboren Der 8uspiiitbr
in Sluis oil Der belgiiden 8ren5e,
Die BON Sriigsc gelieiert miro, l0Bt
ben Serbadlt rese Derben, oaB Die
Sosmerfe in @riige Serltort wuroen.
YfaHcnperbaftnngen pun ylnslan-
bern.
9onoon, %. Spt. Die 6eit-
nahme bon allen 0ciiti6erl Deter.
reidern unb Siirfen TN militar'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

9'e eif,5ige fdsride oeuf.
l4e Seif,.ns in 2aio6iaau,
tpef8e Die Qepef6en Ger
AT. YreGe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

Ssiinf SeiterreiAer iullen iSener ani
Snmpfer Snnt guna gelegt fnbeu.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

(5ortfctuus duf Scite 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

9onbon, %. Spt. Die 6elt-
nahme bon allen Scuti6en, Deter
reidern urb Siirfen TN militar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-27

Mumtas abenS nno Sienstas:
SeiuDlft mnS rnbeitanbis. YiGkige
DitlidJe @inbe.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-09-30
OUT OF THE tIfGM
Many a Gloomy COuntenance In John.
son City Now Lightens With
Happiness.

A bad back makes you gloomy.
Can't be happy with continual
backache.
The aches and pains of bad back
are frequently due to weak kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are recon-
mended for weak kidneys.
So Johnson City citizens testify.
R. C. Collins, 102 Ivy Street, john
son City, says: For years my kid
neys were weak and the secretions
passed too freely. / had to get up
often at night on account of this
weakness. My back got weak and
achy and 1 had rheumatic twinges in
the joints Of my arms. Dropsical
swellings appeared beneath my eyes
and in my feet and l had dizzy spells.
Deciding to try Doan's Kidney Pills
1 got some from Ward & Frfberg's
Bee Hive Drug Store. They helped
me and several more boxes cured me-
During the past four years the trou-
BILE has not returned"
Price soc, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge'
Doar's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. Collins had. Foster -AIllburn Co
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-09-30
CASKET
CAUSES PROBE OF ORIGIN

NATCHEZ, Miss, Sept. 2S.-A mys-
terious mummy-shaped casket, dis
covered in the swamps near Bullitt's
Bayou, some 20 miles from this city,
is attracting considerable attention
here. The casket was discovered by
hunters Sunday and brought to this
city yesterday. When found it was
in two parts, and had evidently been
opened at some previous date. The
casket is of uncertain age, but old
age, and is unlike anything seen here.
There is much speculation as to it's
origin and how it came to be in a
lonely swamp. Some have ventured
the assertion that it is relic of the
Natchez Indians, who are known to
have had degree Of civilization sim
liar to the Incas Of Peru. The SINH
larity of the casiGeC to d mummy case
is most striking, and has caused a
movement to have the origin of the
object looked into.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-09-30
OVER 5000
CHILDREN IN
CO. SCHOOLS
GREAT PROGRESS HAS
BEEN MADE IN EDUCATION
BUILDING UP THE TOWN
Chamber of Commerce Holds Recep-
ti0n-More Than $l,50O,OOO In
New Enterprises Obtained
in Five Years.

All schools of Washington county
are now running, and the attend
ance is larger than in any previous
year. There are about 10000 child
rem in Washington county of school
age, and more than 5000 of these
have enrolled.
Washington county has good sys-
TEN of public schools. Supt. E. S. De-
pew looks after the interests of the
schools diligently.
The standard of scholarship fixed
by State Superintendent S. W. Sher'
rill is going to work well in the
schools of this county.
Better teachers have been placed
in the schools of the county, and an
interest among the teachers for bet
ter training has taken hold of those
who expect to teach the schools
Hence the normal schools will be bet
ter patronized in the future.
BUSINESS MEMS RECEPTION
The Chamber of Commerce held a
reception Friday evening in the in
terest of new members. This is a
strong business organization. Dur
ing the year five large industries
representing an investment of more
than $1,500,000, have been landed for
Johnson City, in a great measure
through this body. The speakers
were President S. G. Gilbreath, Lee
F. Miller, Major Paul E. Divine, DR.
Dayton A. Do5bs and Rev. George
Green.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR.
Ben H. Taylor, son of Hon. anc
Mrs. A. A. Taylor, of Milligan, has
been admitted to the bar to practice
law in all the courts of the state. Mr.
Taylor is a nephew of the late Sena
tor Robert L. Taylor. Mr.. Taylor's
father, Col. A. A. Taylor, was former,
ly engaged in the practice of law be
ing associated with Judge John ALI
son, at Jonesboro.
The young attorney will be associ
ated with Attorney Thad A. Cox. one
of the leading lawyers in East Ten
nessee.