davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

Berlin, 20. Oft. 8i6tree Gr.
eieniiie entpideIn iih muf Dem Oft
liden GrieesidnupIob. Die SIN.
benb.irg gIrmee bot oitIid bon Der
StaOt @orfoipis bic Dina erreid,t
mo Ole 9iuiien iiber 6en SIub ge.
,porfen. Die Staot 9orfopib Iie0t
mr nod % ailometer liiooitIidy
bon Giaa, ouf Dem tpeitIiteu llier
Der Dina, mo oieier SIuB eineu 30
gen noh Often mabt. 9luf Dem
an0ern llfer Iiegt Die GtaOt Saer.
Sale. ourd neIhe Die @iienbnbn
ron Giga uab 0iinabirrg fiibrt.
Sin &oritob iiber oie Dina nadJ
9toroen uuiB SinOenburg mbebiuot
in ben 9liideu Der ruiiiihen Siiea-
Stellln9 briugeu. Ser 9eridjt bat
ioIgenoen @ortImtt:
pSeeresgrtppe 6es @enernIfeIb.
maridoa5 bon Sinbeuburg: Slo.
lid bon 9figa bobeu mir mebrere
rlliiiide Stellitneen inn Sturn ge.
nommen unO oitIi6 bon gorfouis
Die Dina erreibt. Gin SffiSier umo
240 @ann iotpie 6lpei Woihinen.
gelpebre fielen in uniere SGuoe
Gin rniiiiber glngriff noropeItli6
bon Safobltabt muroe obgei6Ioeen.
vsSu Der gldbc bon SmoIep nur.
DC ein fran5oliider DoppeIoeder, ocr
bon einem rltiiiiden Souptmann ge.
Iera uno nit einem britii6en Dfa.
idinen9elpebr auSgeriiitet mar,
onrd einen lnierer SompffIieoer
aus Der 2uft 9eboIt.
oSeeresaruppe oe8 @eneroIfeIo.
maridoIlS Friu3 2eopoIO bon
9apern; gtidts au 6eridten.
nSeere8aruppe oes Generals bon
2iniingeu: Die Sample om Gtpr,
bon oenen 9eitern beridtet Dur6e,
nebmen einen fir uns giinitigen
9erIauf."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

- Qorman Qrince, Elm 4biturient
Der 6orparo=llniperTit1t, Der elmer
iebr prominenten 5omilie in 8oItcn
entitammt unO nIs NiIitdrfIisser
Den 5ran3oIen in bieiem Srisge
9ienite Ltiiiete, lit Don Oen 8eutifen
gefan9ell geuommen tporben.
- Die IN Stationsn fir ora6tloIe
5elegrdpbie an Der otlontiI6n aiIte
an9eite1ten 3eIegrup6iitsn, bic 3ur
llnipn ge6D-en, bro6en NIT sinem
Streit, neun i1uen niht bic ber-
Iongte GebaIiser10bung beipiaigt
miro.
2ruf bic 5rn9s, pie biele Britt
ife Gefnngens iid9 in 8sutldlano
befdnoen, uuroe i'm enQld6en Inter
bauie amtli4 erstdrt, baB ole 3agl
ber in oeutT9e Gefangeniddft 9er0s
ieuen briiiIGeu SoI6atep 'fpn 250e0
betrage.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

ouker feineu perT0nIi6en 5reunoen
oiele Stubentsn Der princeton lInis
Oerittdt angeihloiien. Sie ponten
bic STROBE treu3en, als Elm Sunge
auf einen 9l6Iieferungsnagen brett
in 0ie Menge 6inein fubr. Die Stus
benten bieIten 0en Wagen on uno Der
Sunge idrie drgerli1: rNer gum
SouienO ieiO S6r Oern2 Wie tDnnt
Sbr mein gfero onbalten? Des9alb
mddt Sbr ni6t pIab." 0o iab er
0idt bor Ieinem pferoe ben prGiiben>
ten. ben Der fleine 3pii9enFoG gu
auiiitersn i6iens Der Sunge ents
ihuloigte fid unb Fufr in ahoerer
Gi4tung fpeiter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24
Acbt bnlgarifcbe Deere
in Serbien einQeriicRt.

sonSun, 20. Oft. Sicr hat man
Gle Suffnnn9 nnf9cscbrn, Saf cS
Den Gerbcn sclinscn wcrSe, iid Der
fcimNIidcn llebcrmadjt 81 erlucbrcn.
Gadl bcu lrtten geridlten ans Sem
naBcn Sftcu su nrteiIen, Gefinbrt
Serbieu I'D in t6SIidcr @cfabr,
bOn Den 6eerrn icine$ 9Iadl6aru,
Smlgaricn, ii6eriducmmt sn ucr-
ben. glidJt iueniger ais adjf 6mlaa-
ride Sccre iiuS iibcr Die Grcnscn
ge6rUden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24
SerbGRgmispOitc GrploTon.
5iinf5ebn 4eriOueu iunrOen getOtet
unD ninoeitens ieds Oerlet,t.

Gutte, ?2out., 20. Ott. 9lm Gius
gang gum Granite Wlountains G6c6t
Der 3eden Der Rortb Butte Mining
So. erplobierten geitern 600 plumb
0bnomit. 5inf3ebn qerfonen purs
ben get0tet unb ettpa feds perIebt.
Wlan gldubt, bob Elm nit 6oI3 gelas
t"uer StsnBenbubnipagen ii9 BON Ell
men, 3uge trennte unb in Die nit
Spreligpulber gefiiIten aiIten in Der
unmittelbaren g}d6e bes GinQdngs
gum G9a6t binsin fubr uno 70 bic
grpIoiion peruriahte. 8eumte Der
nRortb Butte 0lining &c." poaen
nidt redt an oieie grtldrung glaus
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

@lridBeitia rHdcn bic bentidl-
Oiterreidliid)en Sere lanaiam, nbcr
unaufbaltiam Dorluarts, uno nadl
Den ncurftcu ScriGten lit mcitIidl
uuu SrmeuOria 6ercitS Die 6Hblnng
sluiitBcn ben Scutidlcn nuS Oiterrei.
did nusariidJeu Srnppcn bcrge.
itellt uorSen. Sir Serben fonntcu
Die llnterbrcdjnng Scr Rid Ga.
lunifi gabn nidlt ucrbinOcrn, ba
bic Sulsarca NIT srOkcr llebermndlt
Uur0rangcH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24
@atfemansjmbr perbotem.
ginr @en. GarranSa bari amerifaniifl
gSanen nnb Mnuitien erhalten.

8aibinoton 20. Oft. grGiioent
@iIion bat ein embargo gegen Die
9ttsiubr bon 8offen nah Mlerifo
erfiart. 8ieie8 embargo be3iebt fib
ieood nidt atf Die Streitfr1fte
Gorran8as, ionoern dlf ane 9or.
teien, Die gegen Garraft3a fino. 9ns
@ofienauSittbrberbot iIt olio gegen
alle merifaniiden garteien gerth.
tet Die nift BON ben Ser. Gtaoten
anerfannt tuor0en iin0.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24
Oiinltige Sage.
StabI'. Minen:, GntumObil.
nnS SeIaftien perlauet.
Snmnteln semiinstes @olb.

Berlin 20. Oft, orobtIog na6
SoppiIe. Cine Itnrfe Souifezgetpes
gung bat on Der 8erliner GFfetten.
borIe angeiidts Der giinftiaen Qooe
ouf Glen Sriegstbeatern, Defenders
ober an gaItan, eingeTeBt. gefpns
fers itnb StobIz, Minen-, Qlutomo,
biz un0 petroIeumattien iebr be-
9ebrt. 8dbrenO Der Iebten gaoe BOT
iid1 angeiihts Der 4nerfennino Gar
ran5os als prdfibent pon W1er;to
eine itdrters RQdfrage no6 U2erifos
nern 9eltenb 9snod5t, @roBes eyns
tereiie tpiro 5urStit aud omeritonis
f6en Giienbabnattieu entqeoenoez
bra4t. 8obei lit Der @eIbmnrft uns
ter benz @inFluB Der 3qbIungen ouf
bic briffs ariegsaHlrife reid nit
}onbs perTeben. SG9lites GeIb iIf
81 5 uHb AZ qrossnt 3u erlonaen.
Die qrioats3 s3isfpnto zgiate lit AZ
9rp3ent.
Rei6e 6rii6te bat bic gelpeauno
getragen, bic I56uIfinber sur
Sammlung pom gsmin3tsm 9pIb
uno beiien 2(bIieferungs in Der
Rei6sbant teransuSiehen. Die
ShultinSer baben ioipeit ii6er 65
Wtilionsn Ulart in GpIo oeIammelt.
Die aer3te. oie gremiermini=
fer 4squitb bebonbeIn. ertlaren, baB
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24
aein Qllnnnel nn sfllnfltpief.

Berlin, 20. Oft, oro5tlpg nnc9
Sanbiae. Der geitrise 8erliusr
giebmortt mar por3igli6 befdift.
1905 Gtiif Einboisb, 1879 9GI6er.
7948 Sammel uno 90S7 Shpsine
Itdnben gum 8ertduf.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24
= mlIetin:

2Srfin, 20. ORt, Ora0trOs. Der oentf6e Ge.
neraIfab tetlt nit, Oa6 1900 Ser6eu gefangen ge.
nommen uorOen ltnO. Sort(Gritte werSen pom DER
ganjen SrOnt 6eriGtet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

Sn Cambridge, RaT.. miro
cute ser 1OOidbrtge 6e6rtstog oon
3iaorb SenrD 8ona, oes @erfafers
ool, .5po gears Before thc ninii".
geieieI,.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

(Snrra) besriift. Gem fuIste elm
Sasel pOu 0cidloHen ans icSem
0anie.
gSm Sale Der SrraaInirG nab.
men Wir bic StaOt SOtdlann unS
riidteu in lueitlider 9iidtnna Oor."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24


GrpBbritannien 1T ernf, ernIter, als
piele Oenten uno mnn6e einfluBrei6c
Staatsmdnner suseben ppGIen. Die
ies sing febr beutli6 aus sinel
8eoe berpor, bic 9orotip gottpmleb
Der 9eOatteur Der 3eitI6rift rSobn
8ua" uno friiberes Nfitglieb bes
BorIaments, geitern abenb in Rsfp-
cattle belt. Gr propbessite einen
unmittrl6or beborltsbenben 3ufam-
menbru6 bes 9osnletts. Der pre-
mierminiiisr ift tntfddli9 BON ieiz
nem gtmt 5uriidgetrettn,~ iaete er.
s0ein 9iadfoI9er ipirb b0dit pabr-
f6einIi6 8onor Gam Iein. Sn @roB-
britonnisn gdbrts. militdrifde
Sf1pisrigteiten iino ougsubIidli9 in
ben 9intergrunb setretsn unb BON
9eringerer 8ebeutung."
Partet3eitungen taui9en in f4Grs
fen gtrtiteln acknowledgement iener
9lrt 9egenetnnnber aus. 2Gm meiIten
lDerfen iie fib Man9eI an Batriptis-
mus por, Der iiC9 borin funbgete,
baB iis Portei- uno pripatintersFen
iiber bic 5ntereFen bes 9onoes tel
len. Mnn IieFt in 3eitungen unb
Fort in llnterbaIiAn9en iebr bieI
oariiber, hab es abIpIut n6tig unb
i'm SntsreiIe bes 9nuoss gebpten
pdre, iunges unO frifdes 8Iut in
bas 3obinett 5u brtugen. DAB bic
8c9ierun9 bitfcs bea6ii4tigt, nil
man ou5 Der Sotfa6e f4lieBen, baB
Gr" Sir Son 9amilton. Der 9es
febIsbober Der Sruppen an ben Dor
bonsllen. burd cine iiingere aroft
Sen. Cir gbarIes Munrp, erfeBt
poreen 1T.
Die meiIen Der briiiihen Gens.
raIe iino iiber 60 Sabre oIt, uub
oft 1T in 2trmeetreifen oariiber ge-
tIagt lporsen, baB man iii bem 6eere
INNER nod an Der alten 6rieoenspps
litif Der 8ef0roerunq na6 BEN
9ienftoItcr auein feit1alt. na6renO
Glottenoff3ieye i'm 0urdf9nitt 3ebn
Sore iiinser iinb.
gs ipirb Der &egierung ferner
sum @uripurf 9emnbt, baB bas 8o,
binett, bas aus % Wlitgliebern be.
iteft, cine pieI gu Tdipsrfdaige &Drs
peri6aft lift, INN Die &egierungsqe=
f4dfte in 3ufrieOeniteaenber @eiIe
erleoi9en gu t0nnen.
Qnbererieits beibt es, baB uuter
ben Mit9Iiebern bes &abinetts linz
3ufrieben6eit boriiber 6eItebt, bob bic
Sberleitung bes Grieaes einem oer=
biltnismdBig tIeinen &omitce ons
bertrout ift, 9a2 Robine.t unb ans
9ebIib aud bos 2onb i'm aqgerneis
neu ipiirben cine alIgemeine @atl,
Die itreng mad Parteigren5eu gebols
ten pirb, fir cine 8oIamitdt bols
ten. Wenn ioIh Elm Streit ouf
Grunb Der Grage betreffs 3pongss
nusbebllng ousgefo6teu nerben mir
be, 70 pirben geipiB bittere ges
fiibte unb alofTsnItreit mod gerus
fen per6en.
Die 3eitungcn peldbe ge9en mi
Iitdr5poug itnb, perIangen, baB man
ben plnn Der freifpiaigen 2tus6e6ung
unter Der 2eitung bes Carl Of Der
By erft nnporteiii4 erprobe, ebe man
on peitere Qenberungen bente.
Die Regierun9 qebt nit Der 2lb=
Ii4t um, bic Hetrutierungstampngne
in Srlonb in dbnIi9er Deife gu
fiisren, pie iis in 8roB6ritannien
geFtbrt ipiro.
s. beibt, bnB fir bic 8etruties
rung IL SrlanO Elm befonberer 9is
rector ernannt iperben Ior. 2orb
ait6ener bdlt Sobn Rebmonb fir
ben pafsnoiten Ronn fit biefen
9Ias, uno es fdeint, als p6 Die
geuhI ouf bieien fallen piro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

Berlin, 20. Oft. Der beutife
8eneralitob meIbste in Ieiner oeItriz
gen grtIdrung bic Ginnobme bon
SbrenopoB, Tiibli6 bon Der 0onau,
unb ppn @rania, fiibli9 bon Rii6,
I'm MOropa-5ale unb an Der gltIhs
SaIonifis8abn. 0ieie Melbuneer
bebeuten nidt nur elm ipeiteres gu.
riidpeiben Der Serbsn auf Der gan,
gen 6ront, fonbern Iofeu aud err
fennen, baB Der 8ormari6 Der Bull
earen niht ouf3uboIten lift. sic ges
ben nit elmer @eTdninbi9teit bor,
bic in @nbetro6t bes gebtr0igen
Serrains unb bes ierbiIden @ibers
ftonbes unbebingt gepunberung
herporrufen muB. @ronia 1T cine
Stabt i'm TiibIiditen Seile bss oIten
Serbiens, ouf Der peItlihen Gsite
bes Sales unb Der 9obn. Gs lit
nlfo ben 2nIiierten ni6t mebr m0gs
lid, ben Serben i'm eigenen 2anbe
9ilFe 5u bringen. 2tu9 i'm Suben
boben bic 8uIgoren peitere Sort
ffritte nuf bic 8nbn gu gema6t. nab
reno bic Wlnden1ens Qrmee i'm Horbs
often bic Gerben meter nod Siiben
getpprfen bat. Der 9eri4t bat fols
genben WortIout:
ySeiterreifiidJ iingariidDe Srip'
pen inter General aocuef BADEN Die
StaSt C6renoOab genOmmen.
,SnblidD BON 8elsraO baben bent.
IdJc Sruppen bic SObeu Oitlid bon
@raniO, Iiiolidl bon giipanj unS iiib.
lid BON 8rufa, an Der 0Duan, err
reidjt.
,9cr redltc Sliigel Der @allluik.
9lrmre fat bas Serrain meitlidD bon
ScOne genommen, luie bic 3Orter
&e6ani mo Wnlafrisna. Die Sof.
cbcnen bon 9ncta ano Die iiiOlidD
unb OItlid Don gO5ebae iiuO bis
nnd Wlilanoidf Oem 6einoe ent.
riiien luOroen,
y9ie 1. bnleariidje 9trmee inter
General gugatideip lit ii6er SuOlua
gesen WtiajeealanO in Der 9idltnng
Oes Gales BON EirOt uOrgeriift.
ygInSere bnlgnriidDe Srnppeu bas
ben i'm Niorapn Sale bic Staot
grania genommen nnb iino iueiter
iiiOIidI IdJDn ilbrr bic Giuie Ggri'
Enlanta. 5itip gcrilft."
Goiia, 20. Oft. Ger bltIgariidc
GeneralItab erIieb geitern iolaenoe
GrfIGrlma iiber Die arieg9Iage:
,ilnicre 9lrmeen iebten seitcrn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

Goiia, 20. Oft. Ger bitIaarii6c
GeneraIitab erlieB geitern folaenoe
GrfIGrlng iiber Die Srie95Iage:
,llniere glrmeen iettcn seitrrn
i6ren Giumarid in icr6ii6cs 0e6iet
anf Der gan5en 9iuie fort. 5m YIO'
raoa.Salc nn6msn nniert Srmppen
sic StaOt @ranja ein uno Onrdl-
id)niften 10 bic GiieHbnbn pou Ties
fncb mad Mild.
g8ci nnicrm Ginina in grania
unrSe uaicre anUnaeric BON Der
grpGtfcrnna bic init lueihen Stag
ecu unttc, NIT g3iDia" 9infen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

senbpo nprOli9 bon Solonifi foII
es i9pn gu admpfen apifasn Bull
goren uno 5ranaoien setommsn
Iein, unb mas pdre natiirliher, als
poB bic 8uIsoren gei9tasen ipurs
ben. 6ron8DiiIde 8erlpunbste fpt.
len iid fhOn in srObsr 3abt in Sas
loniti befinben.
Sn aus gltfd iommsnbsn MlsIs
Oungsn 9ibt man slpor bic Siege
Der 9esner gu. Ibreibt ibnsn ober
ungebeure @erIuite gu. bic nit Der
3abl Der 0epeIdeu ins Tnbelbofie
iteisen. Dem nMeTaserO" pirb fos
gar ans gliTb eemeIbet, bob iibsrs
bnlpt nod feiu buIsariI9er SpIbot
auf ierbtI9em 8oben ftebe, bob bic
Serben, i'm 9esenteiI, in guIgorien
etngefuIIen ieien unb iib Der Syts
flung @ibin i'm Rorben nGberten,
UNI einen Sell 3tpiI9en bic 9euts
fheu unb 8uIgoren su treibsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

2OnbOn, 90. Oft. Wennglei6 BON
mabgebenoer Gteqs nod niats Be-
fannt gs9ebsn lporben ift. 10 sIaubt
mon bod nIlgsmein, baB Cir 1res
berid Smitb, Der .SoIieitpr Genes
raI', Der RahFoIgsr Sir goparb
gnrions nerben unO bur6 @eorqe
eaps, einen 9ertretsr Der qortei Der
1InipHiTten i'm qarlament, in feinem
bisberigen gmt obgsloft perben pirb.
Die 3situng a9aiI9 erPrsB" iastl
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

- Die aer3te, oie gremierminiz
fer Gsquitb bebonbeIn. ertlaren, baB
Ietn 9efinben bsute 3uFrieosnItsaen6
lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-10-24

9oris. 90. Oft. Die .Sopos~.
agentur, Die Dor einieen Sogen oie
@eIoing eebradt, boB ole auiier.
ten Die 6eIhtng Strumnico beieet
bdtten, erIieb beute mittag cine Gr.
fI6rung, in ser iie oieie 0teIoung
nioerruft mb eIeid8eitie mitteiIt,
0oB Die in SaIonifi eeIanoeten
fron8oiii6eu 9ruppen ben gefebI
erbalten bdtten, niht Oie biIgorilf,c
@rense 5u iiberidreiten. Ole gr.
fldriln9 Ioutet portIid:
n6ran5Oiiide Srnppcn bnbem ben
ScfeH erbnlten, nidlt bic 6uleari.
IdIe Wrense sr iiberidlrritcn
Strnmuicn 1T boa ben gcr6inOc.
fen nidJt 6eiett iuDroen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-12-04
Spence

Mr and Mrs Gordon AdeJn- of New
ark. and Mr. and Mrs Charlie, Bromley
% Snow Hill. ~erc guests Of Mr. aud
Ar, James Trader sunday
Mrs Jesse Guthrie and son, Of SaG~.
bury. were week end visitors Of Mrs
William Guthrie
Mr and Mrs. Carl Birch. % gerIip.
spent sunday with her brother Mr.
Eugene Pusey, and wifc
Nj and Mr- Horace Griffin visited
his mother, Mrs James Griffin. near
Newark, sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs William Powell -pcu,
sunday with Mr. and Mrs William
Guthrie
Miss Hazel Tul. who ha. been very
III With typhoid fever, is eonvalc,ceut
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Me-,ick and
daughter, Mi,, Myra. Of Pocomosc.
spent the week end with MS mother.
Mrs jesse Mcs>ick
MIR IittIcton Birch If Berlin !,
visiting his brother, Mr. curtis BIrct
Misses Ethel and Bculah Guthrie are
visiting relative, at Berlin
Mr. and Mr. Horace Griffin Mrs.
Jesse Me.sick and Mr Maryyin Tul
spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr..
John Jackson. near Newark
Mr. Eugene Pu,ry has recently pur-
chased new Ford automobile
Nj and Mrs Samuel Burhage spent
Monday with friends near Newark
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-12-04
Men Employed at Du PORt
Told To Leave.

Wilmington. Del Noy 30 Posters
warning nll German wurkm,n employed
at the various plant. Of thc Du Font
Powder Company in this vicinity to get
out not later than january J. mySter
iau-Iy have made their appearance on
fences ana tree. in the ucighhorhood
within the last few days According to
employees of the powder company some
Of the signs have been tackled up or
pasted on fences within the yards
Extra heavy guards have been sta
toned ~ and around thu plants and
Federal Secret Service men are uv,s-
lIgatIng
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-12-04
Admits Bankruptcy.

The Turner sign Company, Of POGO
moke Cit, Monday filed an involuntary
petition ia bankruptcy IN the utcd
States District Court FIXING its haba
ties At $53, 81 and It's asset, at So, -.
Of the liabilities Si3,o 900 j, in unsecured
claims The bulk Of the assets is real
estate valued at SIT. 900.
The firm was Incorporated in ls9s for
the purpose Of manufacturing metal
signs. Charles W. Turner IS president
of the concern.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-12-04
Five uor-o0s 'osl their lives a, loIoWs


Most occrs and the Yol lived SNOW Hill. and
the people are hapy saved lWith
tons The -azci are Richard caard captain Ernest North
parser William H. Spuricr assistant pur~er - II flshor
Harry Bel second mat, o. T. litter chief engineer
J. II Star engineer. N l.. Jones luarermaster
krke Wales quarcrmastcr Martin Harrison fireman. Douglas
Davis waiter George Dale waiter James Iure ishWa;her
Daniel Dashe coos Edward Maddox fireman Priscilla War
wick s,ewardcss Florence ashe chambermad Geo Satche
cook And Edward Dashe Edward Armstrong W g. Berry r.
Brckus. j. Birmingham and Oscar Bundick seamen.
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Notice To Trespassers

Notice Is hereby given that all persons
are forwarned not to trcspa-s on ms
land with dog or gun under penalty OF
the law
JACOB $. STANFORD.
ALFRED f. PlLCHARD.
WILLIAM S. TILGHMAN.
RICHARD LEAKE.
f. h. HUDSON.
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The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
Deaths.

Wayne Elmer s2f Fifth-st, three
l1tuths. cholera infantum; John
Ct8ighton. ST. Mary's hospital, about
S@,.ycars. cirrhosis OF liver; Michael
Dt1ith. Grace hospital. about u years.
Ft4ctured skull: Baby Of David Row
31lteon. Boulevard Sanatariup, -four
|defp premature birth: Frank Molnar.
|o9n rort-st east, Ave months, pneu-
Intnia: Mrs. Jane Smith. West Bloom
.e8 township. Mich. 30 years. sep
Il1ity: Frances Okomewicz. 3T6 VIII
.li61ms-ave.. Ave months, enteritis
6l1onard Utych. 1890 Twenty nth st.
l0,months, tlco colitis: Frank Rizon.
HI Thirtieth-st. &c years. pulmonary
ESSt Congress-st.. seven months.
.ch6lera tDfaptum; Wanda Frolich. 6so
.l1lwaukee-ave east, one years.
.4t2rrhoea frunmer): Mary Wright.
Harper hospital, So years, myocardi-
Itle Mildred I. Stamp Richest. one
Iy4or, malnutrition. Amelia Kruszicki.
|44o Ht. Aubin- 10 months. Group
LSoe pneumonia: Virginia Kamineki.
40 Garfield-ave., one month. whoop-
hdg cough. Mgmund Zaremba. Chill
Mons Free hospital, seven months,
|oateso colitis: Baby 81 willis A. Mar
|QVette, Harper hospital. two hours,
|iN6 milton: Jennie Stannik. 1901
|Ctene-st.. nine months, premature
birth: Emma Harrison, Eloise. Mich.
I7Q years exhaustion from chorea
BARNARD G. Rabaut. 81 Mary's hos
|ptal, 20 years acute endocarditis.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
All Is Well That Ends Well

big enough and old enough to take
care Of himself" sputtered Jenny
Wren. Lets all get together and
drive him out of the Old Orchard.
It's the only way we'll ever get rid
Of him"
"A good idea." said Welcome
Robin. Hes d'sgrace to the whole
neighborhood. Let's do 1t right
now"
The young cowbird had just begun
to squall for q worm which Mrs.
Redeye had found. when he saw
Welcome Robin and Winsome Blue
bird and Jenny Wren and Tiny the
Warbler and lot more Of the little
orchard people headed his way. and
mind they looked so angry and de-
termined that he suddenly made up
his mind that he didn't want that
worm at all. In fact, right then and
there It came over him that he was
tired Of the Old Orchard and II was
time he saw more Of the Great
World. So without word of thanks
to little Mrs. Redeye for taking care
OF him when his own mother, Sally
Sly. had deserted him, he spread his
wings and few as fast az ever he
could in the direction OF the Old
Pasture and never once looked back.
The others followed to the edge Of
the Old Orchard to make sure that
he had really gone. and then re-
turned to tell Redeye and Mrs. Red
eye how foolish they had been to
be so tender hearted to such a lazy.
good-fornothing fellow. But now
that their troubles were at an end
Mr.. and Mrs. Redeye could remem-
Der only that 1t wasn't the young
strangers fault that he had been
Matched In their nest. and In their
hearts they were glad that they had
not been cruel enough to let him
starve when he was helpless. They
thanked their neighbors for having
got rid OF him for them, and then
sighed thankfully. "All is well that
ends WELL" said little Mrs. Redeye
cooking her head wisely.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-03
WESTERN CANADA
ALL WROUGHT UP
OVER GIANT WAR

Western Canada is taking the wal
very seriously. according TO James
e. Devoe, Detroit concert manager
who has just returned from bust
ness trip through the west.
"The war is poor topic OF con
versation," said Mr.. Devoe. after
mentioning II to woman. and
watching her eyes All with tears
you feel inclined to avoid the sub
1ect ever after. In British Colum
bia. Alberta and Manitoba one Is
constantly reminded of the conflict
going on In Europe. Everywhere
there are signs, urging young men
to enlist. Along all the railroads
the bridges are protected by armed
patrols. for fear they will be blown
up by some German sympathizer
who may have been left at large.
The Germans Of the Canadian north.
west, and those suspected OF Ger.
man tendencies. are behind barbed.
wire fences. Nearly everyone you
meet has some friend or relative at
the front.
II encountered Canadians who
talked bitterly because the United
States has not entered the war. BY
some peculiar reasoning they had
arrived at the conclusion that II Is
the duty Of the United States to
enter the conflict on the side OF
England. After trying for some
time to get their point OF view. I
was forced to give II up.
business IL almost at a stand.
still. except for the tourist trade.
which is exceptionally heavy. They
expect big crops II 1t ever stops
raining. The constant moisture is
doing a great deal of damage.
There is q great deal of talk out
there about the Ford tractor. The
farmers are wondering II they will
be heavy enough to do their work.
At present. they are using enor.
nous traction engines. capable OF
drawing a whole battery OF ploughs
and reapers.
Everywhere you 60, you hear
about Detroit. The people all
through the northwest are con-
vinced that Detroit Is the most won.
derful city in America. and they
want to know all about It."
Mr.. Devoe attended the first per.
Torrance OF the Parker.H Hooker prize
opera. "Fairyland." in Los Angeles,
with Geraldine Farrar in the prin-
cipal role. looked in at the conven-
ton OF the Rotary clubs In San
Francisco, and visited the Panama.
Pacific exposition and the fair at
San Diego.