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The Detroit times., 1915-06-02
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME.
Bumpy, Grumpy, and Frumpy See More

ed 10 move, they were quite at loss
10 know what to do or where to
go. II was night. and although they
were not afraid of the dark. for
they have eyes TO see in the dark,
It wasn't at all like the bright cheer
ful day. There were strange noises
in the Green Forest. and they were,
yes, they were very. very lonesome.
The voice Of the Great World when
IL had called them had said nothing
about being frightened and lone
some. They thought OF the snug
hollow tree where their brothers and
sisters were safe and comfortable
w.th old Mrs. Possum, and they al
most wished they had not run away.
What had we better do now?"
asked Frumpy when Hooty the Owl
had been gone SO long that they felt
I was safe to move.
Stay right where We are until
morning" growled Grumpy. I'VE
ought 10 be In hollow tree. but we
don't know where to look for one,
and II we go looking for one some-
thing Is likely to spring out OF the
darkness and catch US. Listen! Be-
low were the light footsteps OF Red
dy Fox or OLD Man Coyote this
very minute"
I They listened with all their might
and sure enough down below were
light footsteps. They hugged each
ether and held their breath until all
vas still again. It was very clear
That they would not be at all safe
II they ventured down on the
ground. So they decided to stay
right where they were. They did
their best tc go to sleep. but they
were not sleepy. There were too
many strange sounds to permit
them TO go TO sleep. It seemed as
II morning never would come. but
at last the Black Shadows began TO
retreat and the Jolly Sunbeams
came dancing through the Green
Forest. The birds began to sing,
and then all thought of being lone
some left Bumpy, Grumpy and Frum.
by. Quite suddenly they felt very
big and brave. Had they not spent
A right out in the Great World?
They scrambled down from the
tree to hunt for breakfast which
wac not at all difficult to find, for
there were plenty of fat bugs and
tender green things. Then they con.
tinued on their journey into the
Great World. Never we're there
such biz trees! Never were there
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WELL-KNOWN Ban
AXE CITIZEN Mz
LAID TO RES .

BAD AXE. Mich. May s1.-
largest funeral held in Huroa &C.,
ty in years was conducted today I !
Sheridan cemetery when remains "a
Malcolm Cameron were buried y0l5
eral was conducted BY masons. oy~1{
two hundred being present wA14
the entire number OF perscns ~.
tending was estimated at Ave No.
dred. Cameron was killed SoGe
Thursday when the new machine ~
was driving. went into . ditek -
Popple Greek bridge. hve miles 49,
Of Bad Axe. He was wen known e.
lake shipping circles - CHIEF ooe
gineer. Services were conducted N
Rev. Kyle OF United PresbyteriA0
church. ~
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Mrs. Presley took the note from
the outstretched hand II was brief
cruelty brief and arrogant. the note
OF the suicide broker who seemed to
think his atonement made by the
mere snuffiing out OF his own exist
ence. Everything the girl possessed
wiped out by the smash OF the Titan
The door bell peaicd and she
started violently Her eyes fastened
appealingly, /half afraid, upon the
gIri. But Selma Ashton did not sec
At the sound 81 the bell, her shoui-
dsrs had straightened. curious
iNtIe smile played about tho corners
of her iips-though tho tightness OF
those lips did not relax; nor did that
smile soften the agate OF her eyes
cleaning now with the light OF ons
making a resolve.
half rising as the butler announced
David Dwight Her eyes met those
OF her companion, and thern Was Q
DEFIANT expression In them. dennnt
get Triumphant. A nod OF the head.
sharp decisive, dismissed the woman
who started TO protest against ths
sacrifice she could see the glri hsn
left the room. left ~ even rs ths
hrlting stepr OF the falling million
aire took him forward.
David Dwight had not gained his
millions through procrastination. He
had como decisively 20 the point. And
yet there was something splendlo
about him that made the older wom-
ans heart Co out TO him. she re-
pressed littlo cry of pain rs ehe
caught tho tremolo that all uncon-
sciously crept itno his voice.
II do not want you to marry re.
sEeIma, unless YOU love me l want
you more thnn anything IN the world
but not that much. Not without
love. seina. for IL know what love
Came ,scuffic az tho door. follow
ing the bell. She could hear the but.
ier's voice raised In protest against
some Intrusion. then the awkward
scraping Of feet Immediately preced- :
room where tho pair were. Mrs.
pressley peered through the portieros
curiously Tho newcomer was very
young ard very brcathless and very
dlshevciled from his encounter With
the butler, who was hurrledly pursu-
10 grasp the Intruder BY the arm
Mirror reporter. Miss Ashpn'
f.hnri Iced is a suicide after miSap-
propriating your fortune 10 prop UP
the Titan ship company Anything TO
with superb art. the girl half rose
from tho divan, Sho reached out her
, hands as though 30 support herself.
then sank gently back. staring lr-
Ter had his hand upon the rel,ow's
shouidsr and David Wright seized the
ether, hurAiinG him toward the door.
She heard the slam OF Il. the protest
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Beth; The Girl
"Who Went Right"
BY Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
No. 44-DisillusiOnment.

the room. AS passed the mantel
stopped for an instant and
straightened my hair and my hat
and picked up my gloves. Then.
with Mr.. Barlowe's hold over me
momentarily broken. spoke 10 him.
Il am going home told him
simply.
do not think he was accustomed
10 such dlreclness. He was some
what at loss, but he tried to make
the best Of II.
"All right" he answered. wait
minute till | get my stick and hat
and I'm with you"
looked at him very steadily.
NO" | said decisively. II am go
ing home alone"
And 10 his surprise. and perhaps
even more TO mine, | did.
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aY THORNTON w. euRoEss.


Copyright. 1915. by J. @. Lloyd.
Three little Possums shiverlng with
fright
Dear. dear. deari Such n sorry sight
But then you couldn't blame them,
not for shivering with fright. any
way. Probably you would shlver
with fright II a great creature who
was looking for you for his dinner
was 20 sit right above you and keep
shouting in terribly fierce voice.
know would In such a case.
frightened as they were the three
little PossumG remembered the les
sons OF Old Mrs. Possum and played
dead. There they lay in the crotch
OF a tree and never moved so much
as an eyelid while Hootey the Owl
sat up above them and hooted and
hJoted and never once saw the three
flne tidbits huddled in the crotch OF
the tree below him. am afraid
couldn't have done that. Could you?
That shows how well they had learn
ed their lessons.
When AZ last after a long, long
time Hooty few ava: and they dar-
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The LoM Liars
Bv EDWTM BLISS

Of the indignant reporter. thus sum
. Mr,. Presley, could no, forego a
unal glance. Selma Ashton was smil.
lng but the smile died away as. pat
ting his wsistcoat which had become
dIsarranged In the struggle. Dwight
ss ssntsrs6 ss.n 'ss room S.T and md stood look
could see the inquiry there. Selma
a. n,e no, ieSk up a. him but sat star
pair upos her SetSr. fsc. her hopeless DIS.
rested his hand upon her shoulder
lightly. 40 lightly Il matched the
'e"aerne "Yon ala upSp pos his hnow face s.,uw
put the question softly, as thouaS
snswer You did not Know be- be-
The girl started erect from h.
seemingly fallen. Slowly. very slow.
ly. with the outraged dignity OF n
queen; she rose, faoing. the man. who
light IN her eyes.
y upderstood-what you mean
she said quietiy. but with QUITTING
incisiveness that showed tho depth OF
ScT Sc,c hurt, You mean--that-" Her
she found herself unable 10 voice the
remainder OF her sentence
a. By m afterthousht she approaches
note upon the table. folding IL care.
,nliy after she had smoothed out tho
wrinkles that had come from the
crushing 1t had rsH;sived. ssf;d
There t. no poison more subtle nor
effective than seif-induigence. Like
a narcotic II grips the moral senses
and submerRes completely every feel.
ing OF obligation. But, MS with all
drugs there are moments when the
eject Is bound TO wear on and then
grin at the addict have their hour.
Times there were when this hour
visited Selma driving her Into de-
ceptions for which she hated herself
son,r sa, Which ,o,,s'rs saused an insen,. unrss.
BY TO drug herself, Not long would
she endure the horrors o{ these
wakenlnss The subtle poison had
weak for n tSs, sh. noals %Sh eoun, STs usoS tos
her fingers the hours OF actual aror !.
tzsd remorse she had endured
There was that terrible time when
David Dwight asked her TO drink TO
ts.r fSsSr1 s.i hi'pn,ns' wotS. Clear
tho marriage. ritual dinnod at her
ears. throbbed at her stupefed brain
Until death - until death - until
Death
she had closed her eyes tightly.
the horrid sound. Fainter and faint.
or they grew. leaving the little
whisper OF an echo with her. sim
she strained. despite herself. To catch
what ,hnt whisper was. though she.
knew wn,n dests--untii DEATH
tContinusd TomsrrewJ
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ucSNiHgs
For an instant. apparently. / sub
mitted TO Mr.. Barlowe's kiss. But
Il was not exactly submission. II
was only really that his caress had
so taken me by surprise. He had
been seated upon the piano stool
playing and singing. and | had
drawn so close to him In my rapt
attention. My mind was far from
any thought OF possible love making
Then suddenly he had risen. caught
my face between his two hands, and
kissed me. was scarcely conscious
OF his touch until | realized his blue
eyes were stlll gazing down into
mine. and that he was about TO kiss
me again. | did not reason. did
not know II were angry or
ashamed. or merely surprised. II
was as though some instinct swept
over me and possessed ne until !
was but an instrument In its hands.
tore myself furiously from Mr..
Barlowe's embrace. | stood facing
him, my checks and eyes blazing.
my lips quivering. and my hands
clenched
why did you DO that?" de-
manded. and as he did not answer
at once stamped my foot. why
did you do that?' ! cried again.
Slowly the amazed expression on
the mans face changed 20 some
thing semi.humorous.
"Why do you think most men kiss
girls?" he asked.
was not paclfed
But nice men don't kiss nice
girls" protested.
This time Mr. BarlOwe laughed
outright.
Don't they he queried In turn.
"Tm sure | don't see why they
shouldn't. am perfectly certain ]
am a nice man and | should really
much prefer 10 kiss nice girls than
nasty ones
oh" 7 cried and turned my
back on him. "Oh, how dare you
make fun OF me. won't stand II
II" and here broke down and
began 10 cry. "rll do something. !
don't know what I'll do, but I'll do
something 20 you for this
heard Mr. Bariowe coming to-
wards me. IN his voice when he
spoke was a soothing tone, and /
thought some genuine surprise.
MY dear girl, he protested Are
you really a cut up as all that
about one little kiss? Did no man
ever kiss YOU before. really.
heard him coming still closer.
and | dreaded lis touching me; bu'
was not a coward really dashed
the tears from my eyes with my
handkerchief and faced him.
"As IL happens | told him. "one
man has kissed me lots OF times. |
was engaged 10 be married before |
started to work on tho stage: but |
never heard OF just perfectly strange
men kissing nice girls. And II isn't
right: know IT isn't. And you
frightened me: and don't think
you ought 10 have done H.
by George" said Mr.. Barlowe
looking at me quite puzzled by this
time. Il believe have frightened
you. believe you aren't acting at
all. Well, what do you think OF
that? Here's the prettiest little girl
in the world and IL seems she has
never been kissed
I turned away from him again and
walked toward the window. Some
thing in the mans cheap attitude
toward me, and light words, hurt
me 10 the quick. | had thought he
honestly liked me. admired me; and
now. so soon. he was making fun
OF me. OF the girlish ideals that
somehow I had managed 10 cling 10
through all my chaotic childhood.
The red hung room and the shaded
lamps were no longer beautiful TO
me: and the man with his flashing
smile and too easily tender glances
seemed no longer handsome.
I wanted 10 go home. turned
from the window and walked across
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Sc many or such beautiful flowers!
Never had the birds sung SO sweetly
or jolly round, bright Mr.. Sun shone
so brightly! Yes. indeed, the Great
World was truly Q wonderful and
beautiful place.
There were hollow logs and old
stumps to explore. There were old
nests TO climb to and examine. In
fact there was so much to see and
90 that they quite forgot that there
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could be danssrs "a W.
and 50 they grow oot
poked their sharp Ilt>1o
holes without first finding ~
holes wero empty. sna thMo
that Frumpy very nearly
peared from these etoelG
together.
Next story: Frumpy's 0ssef
venture.
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Inc All moving picture rights
and AL foreign copyrights
strictly reserved.
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OUTSIDE OF CITY OF DETROIT.
DISTRICT NO. 0.

territory the following counties In Michigan
OF Detroit and suourhs) Monroe. washtenaw, Oakland
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orig inalIy Districts
NJ Fledave
III
i
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DISTRICT NO. 2
DISTRICT NO. 8

omp Inc The n 5
% :: kgaf & sSTS5 S 's iso Votes Vote:
ss s Isa ne IL l. % KS 100 100 Votes Votes
Mss isTst0
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Not that any one act would matter
II II remained but "A single act The
trouble ~ each act is linked to an
other and together they all make n
chain which binds US irrevocably to
our destiny.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-09
GmglanOs Mntwort
wirO gepriitt.
Sic SerOffentlid)nng nad
&iidfebr bes Yrdli=
Oenten.
&aibingtun aniheineno NIT britt.
idler Nute Snfrieoen.
6eneigtbeit, Ntetbpben Der SdJiffs'
bmrdIudmns sn anbern.
yln inaritimem sSanitredDt halt aber
Sllbion iuciter fcit.

Us al blngton. 9. San. .Sefre.
tar 8rDan lin0 anore 9lOminiItrd-
tiors Scnn,tc mnren beittc am Stit-
oilm Ser britiihen 9lntport auf oie
amerifonild]e 9totc, porin geeen oiC
geloitigung 0es nelitrnIen SanOels
aif Gee proteitiert tullroe.r SSn Gr.
iuartiing Der bel,tigen Niiffcbr ocs
Nrdiioenten @ilion na6 @aibington
lehnten eS nlle @eamten rilnOme9 ab,
lid iiber oie britiide 9[ntlport ansSu,
iprehen. 9ta1 Ger &iidfebr Oes ErG-
ii6enten miro ibn Der 9ieit ser britt
ifen Mitteilling porgelegt perbeil,
porauf er lie nit SefretGr 9rpan
lno bem 9feftsberater 9aniing ponl
Staatsoepart beiprehen miro.
9os 6iSberige Stiloirnl Scr por-
ldltfigen 9lntiport bat Die geanten
iiberserat. baB man SIC bon Ser britt
iGen &eaierling periprodene ergGn=
5enoe 9tote perbe abmarten miiiien,
che Oie llnterbanolungen fortqeictt
iuerOen fonltte, iomeit tic iidl altf oos
oIlgeineinc Trinsip, 6ns in Ser ome-
rifaliiben Nptc altfgeiporfcn ipnroc,
honocIt. Ids miro natiirItd) nidt oie
iofortige @rDGeling pon ipejielell
61Glen perbinbern, oie III Werbin-
Dung nit neuen sSdIlen bon 8eifloa-
lIoflne ODER 9etinieriing bon Shif-
len uno 9aoiungen oltftqud,eit iollten
auh miro bus Staotsbepartement
ipcitcr alif Die i6Ieitniae Grlebigune
ili6ihibnelIer SsSdIIe beiteben.
I'm alaelneinen rtnht oie britiide
@ntiport in offiaieIlen &reiien einen
qii,litiaen ginbr,id. 9us beiBt, lie
eradten bic britiihe SoItiina aIs cine
periohnlihe. @obl bat 8robbritan-
MEN fcinen ieiner 5il &rieasbeainn
bebalipteten Mnipriihe oif oos gPeft.
neutrdle Sfiffe iibernn auf bober
See sii burhiuGen, nufeeaeben, aber
bas 9onboner @istp6rtigc 4nt seiat
lid, ectleiat, in freiinoidnftIiher@eiie
alle MitteI 81, er0rtern, sic BON Der
anterifoniiden 9fegierling angeregt
tperoen 1nogen. Inn BEN Shiffseiaen-
tiinlern ntoglifft tpenig Gbifonen Sii
reruriahen. geamte peiien baraltf
bin. baB bas Staatsocpartemcnt ci-
1entIi6 nlf nidts 9ln6res nit ieiner
Rote geipollt hatte. Gs babe eng
loub oas Sur6iiidungsred]t 5ugc-
Itanoen, aber MIR eeeen Bic 9(rt unh
@eiie, rpie bieie 9urdilifirng &C.
fiihrt miro, proteitiert.
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vSrodenes" ans bent
Situate.
Sidinlon lIno Straigbt
gtgen YrDbibitiOns=
SOtunl.
Tainr Sopmis ocgraSiert lid, IN
rtrofenem" 9ampagncr.
Soral Nption.Ibitimmnng i'm Slpri
in SaflanS Gonntn.
rgtaile" in aalamnsoo luollen iplde
slbitimmnng perlDimbcrm.

Saniing, Mid.. 8. San. so.
Wobl Si5e-8pupenellr Iidinion ais
au6 Senator &enrp Straigbt, 8or.
iiser oes Senatsauslhuiies fiir
Spirituoiengeiebgebun9, Iino Der
9lnii6t, oaB Die 3eit mir cine itaats.
meite Trobibitions-aampagne i'm
Staatc Vtidigan nod ni6t reif iei.
Sic beabiidtigen Oesbalb nidt, cine
Oiesbe3iigli6e Gorlage in Der gegen-
m1rtigen 9cgislatiir- Seiiion Sur
2lnnabme 6u bringell.
Maior glrthur y. SoonIls DOH
Sonia, Der III ben lesten SSabren Die
anmpngne Don 8ounerneurs-aanoi-
Saten gefiibrt bate, Dirb IN oieiem
6riibiabr in eiiter nelen 3foae er.
ifeineit. superintendent Grant
Subion bon Der Midignner Inti-
Saloon 9eague gnb 9eitern be-
tannt, oaB Wfaior 9oon1is gum 9ei-
Ter Der aanpagne Der rSrofenen"
in 8eneiec Gountu ernannt tpirOe
i,nb IN ipentgen Wo6en III Stint
eirtreffen miro.
Die bier tagenbe greflitiue Ser
@omen's gqiaI Suffrage 9liio-
ciotion pon @ihigan bat befonnt.
geben laiien, boB lie m Sinfunft
ben anrrpf Inn bas Stimnre6t
nlein ousiehten wolle. 9ie bisber
beitebenoen @erbinblrngen nit BEN
GbriItIifen 3enlperen5mei6ern iuo
Der y. IS. 6. II. ioIen geloit mer.
ben.
Ton iac, Oiid).. 9. San. lie
Superoiioren entihieoen geltern
nahmittog in ibrer Sisung, Die
Ietition Ser ~Srodenen" 5lpefs
elmer 9ocal 9lbitintnlling i'm
iladiten 9lpril nttjunebmen. go
piro fpteber einmoI in Saflnno
Go1tntp iiber Die Sroge ngfaB ODER
Sroden" obgelttutn1t perben.
&al a5oo, W'ih., 8. San.
@enn ni9t Die r9saiien" ouf seriht.
lihefn @eee eine 9ocaI Optiun-
abitirnntiing m @aIamn5oo Gonntp
perbiiten fonneri, tpirb cine iclde m
bieiem 6riibiabre itattfiit6en. Sros
norbanoener nl1nregelinabigfetten~
in Der Tetition Der rSrpdenen" bat
Der Superoiiorenrat lie nngenont.
men unb bic @bftimmiute angeoro.
net Sic 9lnp1lte Der yNaiien" err
flGrten, ooB Tie iih iofort al Die 9e-
rihte iperocn tpiir6en.
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@un seitern naflmittag bis be,tts
friib.

Der Ieste offi5ielIe 8eriflt iiber Die
0orednge anf ben ariegsi6auplaset
lit aus Taris eirgetroffen. Gs betBt
6arin. baB in einem peben1enten Mt-
griif Die fratsoiiiden Sruppen 5tpei
9inien oeutider Shiisensraben nrlo
cine @eooiite nor0lid bon Soifions
genonlrnen baben uno ttGbe on oie
brittle ShiiscnIinie berangefonlmert
finb? Der. 9erift ers6bIt al9 BON
oer3neifeIten la1rnpfen aiif ben 90
BEN ton gbebou6eI in BEN 4r9onnen.
Die Soben ieien crit ON bic Oeutffen
uerIoren porben. fpGter aber bdtten
Die SfanSoien lie 5uriiderobert.
Cont iin6 pon 9eiteru nndntittag
Biz beiite friib feline eigeittlife1
aricgsna6rihten einsetroffen. lint
iornebr Railn1 in SEN 9epeiden neb-
men aber Die grorteruneen bon einer
beporitebenben gintritt etaliens uitb
Humdniens in ben &riee elm, natiir.
ltf -nitf Sette Der Mliierten. Sonoo1
NIL ioaor tuifien, oob innerhoIb Der
nd6iteu "a SttnSen beioe mGhte ouf
Seiten Der GGliierten in ben 8riee
eintreten iper6eit.
Ne Ruriier 9eittng Tetit Fori.
lien tpia erfabren baben. bab siuiiden
Sfolien unbHiun6nien elm @ebeimob.
fonmen 6eitebe. genteinfam &rieg 5u
erfldren. Gin @1iforefter 4orreIpon.
bent Der 9onboner 8oit beridtet 5a.
ST.. Sab .&liranien bereits 10000
Mmaa nobiliiiert babe imb IosidIa-
gen tperoe, ielbit ipenn StoIien neu.
tral bleiben ioIlte.
slits 9om miro nah 9onSon be-
ri6tet. bns Ser itaiienii9e 8otfdafter
IN &pnitnrltinopel ben gebeiren ge.
fehI erbolten babe. oie tiirfiideSai1pt.
itoot belite, ,Samitas, Inn s llbr abenb
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5ll perlaiien lulo Die @eidGfte oem
amerifaniidcn gotihaftcr sli iiber-
a1tportcn.
Cine Maildllocr 9epeihe beioot
boB Der oil. ung. Miniiter bes acuse.
rcn @raf 9erdtoIo wegen ser @e.
icsilng OeS olbaniid}en Safens 9(pIp.
10 einen ifarfen Yrotelt an oen ito.
licniiden @tiniiter oes 9leuseren.
9aron Sonitto. gerihtpt babe. iporauf
Die ituIieniidle 9eaierlng in iehr ic.
item Zone cripioerte.
Nus benz alenl geht ipeitqr nidts
beroor. aIs OaB Die 0f1tte ser 5rip-
pelentente ndb ipie Dor per3neifelte
gnItren9ungen lnadcn. SStdlien lulo
&itmGnien auf lire Seite biniiber,lr-
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Yoli5ttgtri9t.
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sci ipesem 9iebfnbls hprgefiibrt.

2on6on 8. San. Benjamin
3in Snnitb, Elm gonobier, murbe
beute i'm Bop Street BoIiaeiseriht
unter Der @efhuIbiguns oes Dieb.
ltd6is poreefiibrt. Die Borfiibrnng
seidob nitf Grinhen Der Nep Yorfer
YoIi5ei. GinseIbeiten iiber ben eegen
Smitb ihmeberben 6aa fonrrte man
niht erfabren. SSn Der Iesten 3eit
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6al conabiihen SoIbnten befuht,
Die porl6ufie i'm 2oser bon. SaIis.
burn 9lains Iieeen.
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Cberbmrnballpt BON
Senticbem beiekt.

8abof, Der fir frafi5oiii9e &riegsge'
fangene na6 9euti9lanb seididi
miro, miro Soafrei eineeloiien per
Ben. Die ipanii6e 9otl9aft in Ser
lin, Die ipGbreno oes &rieges Die @e
iddite 6ranfrei9s fiibrt, lit beltte II
Oiciem Sinne neritdnbigt morOen
Berlin, 9. San. sSolgerlOe oft
5ielle. 0iitteilltng iii belIte I'M 6alpf-
auartier neroffelltlift morOen:
r9luf ser meItliGen 6ront iinO
&egengiiiie eingetreten, Die 10 ltarf
iino, nab man falt pon @olfenbrii=
den lpreden fam. @eItern bat e.
audi ben gansen Gag gcOonncrt umO
geblist. Ger SluB 9ps lit m mau-
6en Stellen iiber Die llfer getreten.
,9erIhieoene Ingrifie 6es Sent
oes norooitli6 bon Soilions wuroen
nit eroBen 8erlititen Der Srnn3oien
abeei6Iagen. glud ein 4neriff aui
Yertbes, norolif) bon Gbalons,
purbe suriidgefdIaeen riio 6erl
Sran5oien fdperer 8erlnit bereitet
(Sm fran5oiif6en 9eri9t beiBt es,
OaB Die 6ran5oien Iertbes erobert
bGtten. 9ie iSrarsoien Iiigen ouf
offi6iel. Inm. 3. 3D.
y9lnf Dem oftIiden SeiI Der ipeit.
lihen iSront Itiirnten uniere 5rup-
pen nit @rfolg fran5oiiide Stel-
lungen uno na6men 1900 @aln ge
fangen. Iub erbeiteten lie einige
Winenlperfer unb einen 9ronje-
morier. Gin Iotbrtneii6es @atail-
Ion unb bie beiiii9e 9anOpebr ba-
ben iih in oieien &6nlpien Defenders
nusgeaeidnet. @tner unierer Dor.
eeihobenen ShiisengrGben BEL SIi.
rep tpur6e, nls er bon ifts nerloiien
mar, pom ben Sran5oien beiest u1lb
barauf pom 1ns in bie 2uft ge-
iprenst. ane Sran5oien, Die Inn
beiest batten tpiirSen set0tet.
,Sotuobl tpeltlib oIs 0ftfih BON
Sennbeir bot ii6 ilidts geeues er-
eisnet. glus Oberburrtbniipt MIR.
oen bic ssran5oien tpieber nertrieben
unb 6aben ibre oIten SteI1ungen be-
aieben ntiiiien. 9ier fielen 100 &c
fangene IN liniere S1tlbe.
rsluf benz oitlihen 9riegsihail.
plas befridt peiter fhledtes Wet-
ter. 9lm T.. Ssanitnr baben mir IN
Tolen 20OO @efonsene eemadlt itnb
iieben 0fai6inenselpebre erbeutet !"
Toris, 9. San. Snt RoloniaI-
onlte lit bie Melbung eingelaufen,
boB fron5oiiihe Srrtppen aus bem
&ongo. Die einen Seil bon DelitiG-
aumerun beiest bieIten, bon elmer
gl6teiIline beiltider unS eingebcre-
ner Sruppen aneegriffen tprlroen,
ben 9lnsriff ieoo6 5uriididlugen
Die 9eiitiden lieBen arf oen
@onlpfpIns "a Eotesnfib 8eripiin-
bete, ein MdI9ineneeipebr uno so
@eipebre 5nriid. Gie fron5oiifden
Gerluite ieien gang eeringIiigig se-
tpeien. 9as 9ahtin, an oem Der
3uiammeniioB itatteefitnSen boben
ioG, miro niht angegeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-09
etnr5 Der @ei5enpreiie.
@creee BON 9lmsfmbrberbpt beeim-
flnft bic S6rie.

Gbicago, 8. Som. @eijen-
preiie iielen beltte. gu 9eginn Der
9orie mar III manden 66llen Der
Breis faIt > Gents pro glIlbeI ge-
ringer oils eeltern abenb. Mai-
@eijen giilg auf St.35 1crnb, m6b-
renb er geitern bei ShluB Ser gorie
auf 40 Itano. glngit, 0aB oas
@ereoe iiber ein argebIid gepIartes
@erbot oes grporteS Don 9fabrliues
nitteln unS @affeu cine iAled,te
@Sirfung auf Sen. gfhrft boben
werbe, bate ben Sturs Der 9sreiie
Sur Solee.