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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
pearad again.
British Blockade Effective.

Copenhagen Oct. 15.-The British submarines have now cleared the Baltic and the Gulf of Bothnia entire- ly of German stes m rs. Every Ger man ship that was on it's way south frem Swedish ports when the subma- rina action startei has either been sunk or forced to run ashor5.
 Of 50 German steamers, carrying metal ore from Sweden to Germany, 37 are now practically interned in Swedish ports, fully loaded, and have orders to rematn th2re for the pres ent. The scheme apparently is for German warships to attempt to con voy them in a group. The Germs ms lately have been gatil ering big num- Der of warships in these waters
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
Had Exclamation Ready.

A Kansas paper tells of man who went home under the influence of iiquor and in his anxiety that his wife should know 1t, put on pom. pous mien. ''Why. Will." she said, you're drunk" Mot 'tall.' How in the world did you get that cut on your forehead?" That stufaped him, but . bright thought came: q! bit myself "Yor bit yourself?" Now. how did you bite yourself on the forehead?" But he haA her there and he came righ, back: "I stood on a chair "-KAnsas City Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16

nnzux o~zNv Nvuz1x ,eo 9arxa h kn l c h iul league team to
  thai ended h inning the n next g in thu last 0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
.4eredIty and Insanity.

Heredity accounts for about dfty per cent. of the cases of insanity. This Is encouraging. It shows that the shocks and conditions of modern life 10 not make people insane; the stren oous life merely brings out tho insan- tty that is latent in some persons @ . result of heredity. A noraml per con cannot be driven insane by any of the conditions o1 mcdsrn life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
RED sex LEADER
 SLEEPS ONLY [
 HOURS EACH A
Bill Carrigan Thinks It Seems Like Waste of
 Good Time"
(By Frank G. Menke.)


 Bill Carrigan, manager of those Boston Red Sox doesn't like to sl.ep.
 "1t seems like vast ot cd time' he explains.
 When Carrig3n first broke into tn big leagues his habi. of sitting up late at night brough. him ssv raj rc- bukes from his manager, bn Bill K plained his aversion to sleep, dem cnstrated that he could get along nicely on six h -urs of sleep day aad ther afttr was excus from @tnrnng in" at 10 or 10:30. Haroll Janvrin, substitute inficlder for t?le Red sex, ranks as one of the best littls dancers in New England.
 Harold learned how ID. dane: dur ing his nigh scho.l d-ys, is grace iul youngs CT, and constant practise since then has caused his admlr r, 10 say that Vern Castle hasn't any husky "sdge" on Haroli when it com to terpsohor an skill.
 Fred Luderus, firs- b2soman for tn Philliss pronounecs his name thusiy: Lu-day-rus.
 Tick Hoblitz l. first sac1lsr for the Red Sox. is a dentist during tAe off season. "Hoby" always carries around ,Sith him during baseball season, a kit of t@ols | slshci 10 @s- sst one in rendering first ail to molar sufferers. Inc players w1o have been given first ajd-to-tla- a- wounded" by Hobby" ins!st hat he's 8 r.al, regular painl ss dentist per son.
 Bobby Rryne. the Phillies third baseman has looked forward leng- ingly to the end of 'he baseball sea son, because it will enable him to hustle hack to St. Louis and claim as his bride the sweeth art af his boya.ccd days Miss Laura Shields.
 Years ago whsn Byrne. Just ln his teens, played amateur ball in St.. Louis, he me. Miss Shields. then just a girl in short frocks. Th2 friend- ship lasted trough tha years. rip ned into love-ani the romance will have it's happy culmination probably the latter part cf the month
 The greatest ambition or Grover Alexand r's life Is 10 pitch no-hit same. Six times he has seemed about Q realize it-yat every time some one batter has ruined his chance.
 The closest he ever came was on May ,, cf this s9ason. Art Butler or the Cardinals, singled with two out in the ninth. On June G. "BucK Wheat, of tho Do3gers, ruined the no hit prospects with a single i'll the seventh. Fred ,Msrkla of the Chants singled in the seventh off Alexander on July 5--thc only hit made ny hls team cn that day.
 1t was Sherwood Magee. one 'lme teammate of Alexander. Who shatter- d Alexander's dream of a no-hlt game on Sept 29. in Boston Magee dropped Texas leagucr bsck of sec ona-tha only hit the Brave made CIT of the pitching wonder of rla 'Phiilies.
 In 1911 Alexander pitched one hit game against the Braves and in 1913 he le; tho Giants down with a single binglc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
Jim Allen Quite i'll.

J. w. Allen, who recently returned to his farm near Nashville, after rs- covering from injuries received in an accident around a hay baler, has re-
 turned to Pine Bluff and is receiving trcatmcnt at the Clark sanitarium, fer a severs a.{aek of malarial fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
Wanted to Get It Right

"Gertie," said mother to her ave year.ol1 daughter. here's a dime: run down to the drug store and get me . bottle of sweet oil" Gertie started down the street. but soon came run ming back to ask: About bow sweet do you want 1t. mammal"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
How to Prevent LoekIaw.

A German physician recommends di rsctiug Jet of hot air on wound to prevent lockjaw. Even a jet of air 6f the ordinary temperature from bi cycle pump or an electric fan or bel iows will. 1t is said. check the develop ment of the bacillus which causes thia sread disease
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-16
psusns on Herssbass.

10 earliest date at wh!ch druma 8 56 StU carried on horseback in England . I1jIj 6Shxu to be l642. when Henry VIII. < S2ist to vienna for kettle drums that 2 seS1Jd bs played on horseback "aftes <; HungariRn manner. Mounted |5 i(I6 Nerc ii yogno n the last dec S 6f fiIe etgb btsanth centuyy. thasswo
 TIT ot 1lie xuards hayin& thes
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sSn geIsien IdnssSss gfsr.aanaIs
b1beu 2trtiG:risgsfette ftattgeiunbeH.
SH Der 9ss.RO n5rOIia Don 4rras
9abeH mebrsre 6sftils fir uHs giiHitig.
Gefsdt. itattssiuHo.n. Bel atnsras
maats Der J.iuS 3psi Gsssuausriffs,
lie DurSen absr j.osSmaI 3uriidss'
i9lasen. Wir ba5sn ale unisre poii.
tionsH bebaupt.!.
rDsitsr fiibIid, 5itIi5 DON g5lain.
seEaus es uni.rn Sruppen, bic beuts
fdeu GrdbeH DOT ber oortissn Grisb'
bof gu bsisseu. GIsia baraui Habm.n
mir ben Griebhof isl6ii uub riidtea
nod iiber bisi.H binaus DOr. Dir
upa4aH 400 GefuHgsHs.
Sn Der Gessnb DoH geuris uno
RoeIineourt bat Elm 5sftigss 4rtiIsris.
sefs4t itattgsfuub.H. 3pii6eu arras
unO ben @ossisH Fat it4 ni4ts Di4'
tiges ereignet.
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BON pr3smbzl, ben llebsrsang ii6sr ben
Saan Jlub srsipungen uno iinb msb.
rsrs Useilsn nett Sitli6 bonn Gluiie
DOrssriidt. 2lu8 i'm SiibOftsu Der Ses
flung bdbeu iis bic atRisn Der Rufen
Sur95rOden uub .inise piasiss pOfs
tioHen geHommsn.
1ros dGsr Sieisr 5iobsnaari3tsn
bsbauptst Ct. petsrsburs nit BEN
sr5bt.n Sptimismus, Sab bic mad
Saliaisn uHterpsss befirbIi6eH gera
ftdriungsn i'm Stanbs fein piirbeH,
ben 9ormarib Der beuti5 Oiterrsb
diItm gsrbiiHosen auf5a5oItM.
Was BEN psfliden arisssIaaupIas
betrifft, 10 bsbaupi.n bic JuansOfsn
ME bic 9ritsn, GOrtf9ritts semo4t gu
babsn, mas absr bic 9sutfdm in ab.
reS. it.tI.n. Die SsutittH. bersn 2uip
tr,uS,r o5ermols Soutb GnO an Der
sbsmfemiinbuns bomburbirt baber,
fassH in i5rsm offisieaen gsri4t
Ri6ts ii6sr bic gsbaupiung Der Gruns
sof.n. bab Elm aug 18 GIuUeuseu be-
ftsh.Hbss fpau30Fites Ssf4Daber bic
6emiidsn W.ri. in auopissbaf,H BEL
Wannbeim bombarbirt unb mebr.rs
Der Tabri.eebdube, in Senen GypIoiio.
itoff. fir bic S,utffs Resi.luns
ansefsrtig. tperSeu, in grauS ssiiedt
bditsn.
Die q1iirteu b.bauptsH, 6eItGnSig
auf Der 9aIIipoIi Solbini.l Gorti4ritts
su MAIDEN. Wenn man absr bic Wsls
buRs.n bsibsr Ssiisn nit unparteii'
fdsn Qussn dnii.bt. 70 lam man nidt
um6in, gu benz S6lub 3u ioumsH,
bas bic aliirtsn iopeit 70 gut ME
gar Ht4ts erpei6t, dber, fpie au3 Die
siirt.n. f.6r iapere 9.rluits an
Rannf6aftsn erIittcn 6a6eu, su Sen.n
i.st aud nod Der gerIuii Der pan3rs
f6iff. r1riwmp9- unS .Raisftis'
tommt.
Die Stdlisner ba6su an mebrer.n
n.uen punttsn bi. Sitsrreihiite grsna
,e iib.ri4ritttn. iinb opr NIT BEN
oit.rrsi6iiden 9aupt5ssr nod ni8t in
aontuit setommen. Rur t,sik S&ars
miissI babsn iotueit on ptri9isbsrm
puuttsn an Der @rtn5e itattsefunssn.
arisssna4ri4tsn aus
frans6fii4er GaeIls
garis. 81. Mai. Die fOIssnbe
offi,isas g,tanntma4uns tpurb. bier
am DonHuitas gbsnS BON arksl'
Ilataii,stum sftafta: J.
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bic auf BEN llefxrfau ge5Hg BAT, Iautst
ME fOIgt:
rS5n Der IsBtsR Raat parOs bic Sits
tiifts DON stusm zeppelin bsfmgeia3t,
Der gOmbsn auf Sputb GUb fanen
lisb. 3pei JrdusH purSen gst0S:et
unS siH aiHo Duros Ia!imm psrIsst.
Der aRs.riatsts matTisGs S6oosH 1T
niat grOB. asrOpIuns uno DuHerfIuss
5eugs OsrfOIstsn ben Gsino, es geIans
osm Zeppelin absr, IN oitIiasr Rid.
tuHg gu srt.OmmeH.
.GiRtse perionsH bebaupteH, oaB
3Dsi, uRo Gnbers iassn iusar, oob orei
9eppsliHe an osm llsRrfaq betbeiItg!
DarsR. Gs 1T absr Inm0sIih, ibrs
3abI genau aR5uss6en, oa Der RonO
gum Sr0btsn 1bsiI 4iHter ouHtIsm gss
mol, usritsdt mar.
,Das DON ben prOpsqsrn Oeruriata
t. Ssrauia purbs 3usrit tur3 UOr eli
ubr 4bsuos DernummsH. SIei6 odr'
auf rsgHets e. gombeR uuo etne Grs
plpiipR fOIste Der aRoersu. GiIig. Der
9oMtsR perbreitsteH 5ei Der gTpIos
iion Elm sreass 2iat. Die 2eu!s psEs
IammsI:eH iia aui ben StrabeR, BON
rpO aug iie bic 2ufti6ifie be0baatss
ten.
Giniss 3.it fpdter puroen sD,i
3eppsIine ii5er gurrbam'pu.Grou3,
iieb<n WsiIsu nOro0itIih Don Sputa
GHb ssis5sn, es purSeH cbsr tsin'
0pmbRn mehr aeihleupsrt.
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6eitiger Musriff Der ssran'
spien
Rit iebr grObeu 9erIuft N
fir BEN Gstnb SurHds
gel 5ldgen.

gel 5ldgeH.
Berlin, q. Rai. qer TunteH:
telegraph nab aoRoOr. 9as srobe
beutIte 3auptquartier maats an
9OHneritos Offisisa Oas 5OIgeHoe iiber
bic rsusfteH grsigHiHe auf bsmGrisss'
i6uuplus betGHHt:
r5rUs ibrsr sruBsn RiBerfpIge DOM
%. Wlai OsrIu6!su Die Jrouspien
a6ermaIs 3ipii6en 9srmsle uno BEN
SiigeIlanO ppn Rotrs Dame be GOrstts
Ourh3ubrs6en. Ssbr itarte Sruppens
t6rpsr purbsn auf elmer 6rOHt DON
nur isds WstIer fir oenSturmungriff
fon5sutrirt, iis purbeu o5sr ii6eroI
5uriidssfaIagsn. mir fino i'm pollen
geTB Of unisrsr qoiitionsn. Cine uus
sep09HIia srube Wtenge gsfalsHsr
GranSpIsn Iisssn DOT unisren 9rG6sr.
rSpGt ON Ratmittas sriffeH Die
JransOi.u aud uuisrs ainisn bel
gou9e5 geuOile on. SiioIi9 bon
soudes iiub bic admpfs Ro4 i'm
9orge.
.Dd9rsnS elmer RstOsuOs5irlugs'
Expedition n0rbIid DON Sirmube in
gslsisu nabmsn mir einsn Sffi8ier
uuo % MaHn geidHgsn.
.8eitsre 2tngrifie bes JeinOes Sci
SoiFons unS i'm prteitertpoIO limb
3uriidseIdIagen ipproeH.
rllnIsre 2uftfIOtts mudts eineH err
foIgniden Qnsrtif auf bic geieIti'
gunssn BON SOutbenO, on Der Sbemi.s
miinbuns.
.4uf Dem IibSfIiden SrieSsi4aa'
pIab III bic 2dgs uuoerdnOert.
yauf benz fiibOitIiheR Srisg5idau'
plab isben unIer. Sruppen uuisrs ar'
grtffe nprbDitlid Don pr5empsI uub in
Der Ssssnb bon strp fort. Die SrDb:
Der am TlittpOa ssmoS.sn geat'
tam nod ni@ aaaessSsa DtssssA ...
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pas patfrrfabitf ,,1alajrftir" uon 14,9OO Cow
nrn it orn Daroanfllfn uon finfn1 ofnttdfn
Nntfrtffhpnt uertfnkt

tlstne Sdurmiibsl 5pii6en gorpoften
itattgefunben.
StaIienifts Sruppen, bic BEL Gam
bino in Strol singsbrungtn ipursn,
unb anbsre, bic GOrmons bIest 6ats
ten, babsn bic GiIsnba6n ausgebsFe-t
unb maridirsn ieBt auf G6rs unO
Srabisca gu.
SotpObi bic 0itsrrsidiiden tpie bic
itaIisniiden 2(piatiter finO ldngs Der
@ren5e fe6r attip. Su 9sneOig finO
Oiele ,Jlug5suge fir bic '9eI4iiBung
Der Stabt oerIummelt tporbeR. Sn
3rieft trdf am WittpO6 DON Wliin9eu
elm PurisDaI 2uftI4tff eiH unO Don
Jrieori6sbafen am YObeniee aus iOl
elm 3sppelin Ra9 Der itaIieniI6er
9ren3e uRterpegs ieiH.
2tuf ben itaIisuii6en SauonsHbOOtsT
auf Dem 9arba Gee iiub idpere 9s.
idGse mOntirt pprben.
Msbrsre Rssimsnter ba9sriiter 9G
psutruppsn babeu am Ulittpo6 al
benz Warid na6 gp5su ben 4485 Fui
bo6sH grsHHer paB iiberf6ritten.
3pii9sn Sal3burg unb Srusbruc
fahren tdsIta 45 giieHbabu3iigs, BIZ
RanHiduften uHSariessmaterioI nad
bsm iiibIiaeH GrisssI4aapIas bef5r.
beru
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Spm italienii6en Sriegs'
ibauplat.
Sie Staliener Sriugen segeu Srieii
nur.
Starts 6fsrreiatiae uno
beutf6e5 5ruppeHmaiien
mad bem Saoeu uns
terpeas.

fe nc :.
9enf, 27. Rai. Cine itarte itaIiss
nii6s gOrbat sins am 9OHnsrita5
nab sinem I5arfeu Gsfe6t nit sineg
0ftsrrsi6ti6su SruppsnabtbsiIuus iiber
ben Siou5O dIub unO tam Dor Der
Stabt WlontaIcone an, bic 30 ReiIen
BON GrieTt eutf.rut Iiest.
Die Stulisnsr srifisn au4 an me3'
rern punitsR an Der 40 Weilsn lam
gen 9rsnjs Don adrutben an.
Su Der llmsessnO Don plOt.n 1T sir
9efsdt Spti6en BEN StaIiensrn unS
Osiisrrsiaern im@ause unb aud psit'
li5 bonn prasSiI pab pirb bsr.its &C.
.impfs.
jim gsiaa5aI sc5ea iu~ss III,
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~ ~ " ~. 0tui. 2uD VIZ
iifde pan5srfdiff rMaieitit". elm an
beres Der arisssfdiffe, bic bi. aIliirt.n
sruppsn auf Der Gdlipoli ssalbiui.I
unieritiisien, iit am Donnerftag 9Or'
mittas bon einem beutfdsn llnterises
boot in ben Grunb s.bobrt iporben.
@ie bas Marineminiiierium oeriidert.
III Der gr0bte 1b.il Der geiusuus &C.
rettst tporbsn.
iJait sur feIben !3eit flos Der Dam,
pier rprin3sb Srene", Der i'm oorissn
Sabr fir ben Dienit an Der aiifte bon
Briiii9 Columbia, an Stillsn Sssan,
se6aut ipurbe unb beim Qtusbru9 bss
Srissss pom Marineminiftsrium ii6ers
nOmmsn unb in ein.n 5iIfstreu3er ums
esipanbelt tDurbs, i'm Safsn BON
SbeerueB, no er reparirt tuurbe. in bic
2uft. 0ie san3s 250 Mann itaris
gsfabung. NIT 4usnatms sinss einais
gen Wairoien, unb aubsroem 78 ars
better bon ben SdiffsbaubOfsa tcmm
TINS 2eben.
Die .Waieftic1, bas dltsits britii4e
pan5.rfdiff auf Der uttiDsn elite, III
bos fedite ainisnf4uf, bas bi. aaiirts
Glotte felt BEN gesinn Der SpsratiO'
Hsu sessn bic SarbaHsIIsn DerIOrsu
bat unb bas siDeii., bas ben b.uifdsH
lIuteriesboo..n, bic iiiEIia in biei.u
Geiudff.rn an,amsH, gum Spfsr sefaIs
len IN.
Die Gsfubr. bic bon llnierieebootsn
brobt. fpiIb INNER gr0ber, i'm glesdis
idsH M.sr foDObI, mi. AUDI in briiis
i4sn Gsipdii.ru, unb ss 1T ansunsb'
men. bag bisis in ben Sdnbsu Der
Seuti3eu 10 sefdbrlidn tIsiHen Bobrs
asus. aud cine srobs Role i'm gb-ia'
tiiden Wssr fpislsu perSen, no, ME
i'm gssdii4en Rssr. sablr.ide Snfsln
CUTE GhlupftDintsl 6ilOssn.
Ddbrsnb bic arisssf6iffs i'm Sian'
be fnb, in ben bic britif4sI SnislH
umgeberbeu GsipdiIern ben aaaaboos
ten 3u enisehen, Dirb. bsi benz an'
ipaffsn Der 3abl bief.r 9oOte, Der
SesbaubsI INNER m.br s.fahrost. Die
Rarinebeb0rb.n iinb INNER nod Der
@niidt, bab Der ameritaniifs Dams
pier .Rebrasian' torpsctrt poroeu IN
unb aubsrbsm iinb Der britii4e Sam'
pier -WorO.Hua". Der na4 CANADA
untsripsss mar, unb Der binif4s
Sampf,r Beth" ben llnisrTse5ooisn
gum Spf.r ssfaIlsn, Grit Dor Elm paar
Sassn bate Der Rommanb.ur zines
uHterieebootes tirtm odniiben Sapt'
tan mitsetbeiIt. baB CT s,ins 8sfsbIs
.srbalten babe, bdnii4e G&iffs su Osr'
fentsn.
Bel ar Der attiDitGi abtr III @aI.
FER. gu 2anb unb in Der 2uft. BON ben
9drbdnensn hs nm bic britii4tH Sn'
ieIn bsrum srrsasn bic admpf.. bic i'm
mitilsrsn GaIisi.n itatifinben. bas al
lersrSBts 5ntstiTs. Sort fa6ren bic
Deuti6en unb Sefi.rr,iter fort. Si.
ruTiiaen ainisn nOrbSiiIi6 unb flib'
0itli9 pOn grismpsl su bur4brs4sn
unb es ioG ibnsn bersits sslurs.n fsin,
bi. gerbinbuns Der Geituns NIT asm'
berg ab5uf9nsib.n. Meun bies auf
Dabrbeii bsrubt, bdnH IN prssmpsl,
bas ii4 .rIt felt DDei ROnat.n I'M BE-
Iiss Der Ruiisn bsfinbst, atsrmaIs um'
sinssIt.
Die DsuiTSm fabsn iriessr an si'
,Jsss ashsssa eklIs II wssilsa nszeliA
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6rans6iiiAer lranspprts
Iampfer

Den 5arten in bic 9dHbs
g.faIIsu.
aontaHtiHopel, q. Rai.
llsbsr 4mitsroam. I'm Sornsrftas
tpurbe bier Offisisa aHgetiiHSist, bcB
Elm srnuspurtoampisr. Der Don Dem
frau50iifdsn arsus.r r5uIss Bride.
lst- bsgl.itst mar. .iH. 2anSuHs uHt:r
o.m Sdus. Der Ssi4lss Sss areus.,a
psrfu6ie.
rWir t5ststsn sirH f.inbliaen Gf.
ii5ier unb 1e MdnH uRS perpunoetsr
2lnbers." beibt es in Der Depsi6e.
,Dir bemd9tistsr uHs ou9 oss
5rluspprtoarlpi,rs.'
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Die benti6.6ft 6ftcrrei@ii9em
Serbiinbeten
erringen peitere ipi6tige Siege in
@ali3ien.
Qu9 bic Qrmee bes Generals pon 2ins
iingen bat jsBt cine ruFiiae
Grout our8bro5en.

Bien. uper @mfteroam, 27. Mat.
Die fOlgenbe offi3isGe 9stGnntma9un9
purbe am Sonnsritag QlbeRb Dom
&riegsminiiterium srluffen:
rauf benz norbOitli4en &riessfaau4
PIab, in Der @esenb pon prj.m9sl,
no Reftige admpfe ftottfinbeu, MAIDEN
bic beutf6er unb 0iterrsi6iiAen @ers
binbeteu tpsiters Sortidrttte. SeitIitJ
bon Rabpmno bat Elm 56eil unferss 6.
&orps Nienspica unb bic SO9eH Don
Soiob9sto genommen, bic DpH ben
Ruhen in bartnGdtser DeiIe bertbeis
bist tpurben, unb me6r oIs 1000 @es
fanssns sema4t uuO feds &anuneu era
obert. n
.SiibOitlt9 Don pr5embsI 1T es ben
beutT6s6Iterrei4iIaen @erbiinbeten ge=
lungen, bic Sauptoert6eibigunQsDette
bes Geinbes BEL GuBtop gu our3oriHs
gen unb bic Rufen 3uriidSuperfen-
gBtr baben bort 28o0 Mann gefangeH
genommen unO elf Muf4tneHgei4iss
erbeutet.
r9lei65eitig oura6raaen bic oertiaa
Diterreidti6en gerbiinbeten uuter benz
9eneral 9tleruHber 2tuiiugsn biz
rufii9e 5rontlinie Iiib0ftti6 ooH 0rOa
bobpc5 unp bel Strp uno lie 5uangeH
bic Ruifeu gum Riid8ug. Die admpTs
| iinb bort nod i'm Sange.
rQm prutb unb in Rufiii9aPoIe1
| III bic Gage unbsrGnoert.
,Nuf bsm fiibpeitIi9eu Sriegsfauus
plase, in sirol, unb an eiuigen Runts
ten iHb0ftIia DOH lrient, bat ber
Geino aHgefuHgeH, unfere SrenshefeftI'
sungsn nit idpersr &rtiuerie gu be-
| i9iebeu. Bel GapriIu, uorbOitIib pots
SrieNt, in bem GOrbeopIe 5baI, purS
ben spsi itaIieHii6e Sompaguteu pOH
uHiereH MaidtHengeIdiisen perHicatet-
,Gn Der 9rsnae oon adrntbeH bat
Der Jetrb in srfoIgIDfer @eiie uniere
SteIIuHssN bombarbirt uno in Der aiis
ftenseseRb babeH bic StaIieuer bic
9reHse an mebrereu Puutteu Ibers
iaritteN. i5einbIide abtbetIunggH, bic
segen uniere puiitionen uuriat-t pa'
rem, purben suriidgeiaIogeu.-
grsempsI fat sans ams
aiHgelt.
Die llm5iHgeIuHs Der fri6eren 0Fera1
reibifden Teitung 9rasmpsI, in Sails
sieu, bic ii9 felt bem %. NGr5 in ben
SGnbsn Der RuFeu befinost, gsht iest
ianeG ppu Staten. Die Giterreiti'
i6eu Sruppsn baben Die Gtienbuhn'
ltnie spii6en 2smbsrg uub pr3em9sI
an einem 18 Ileilen Ditlid DOu Der
iyeitung seIesenem purtte erretrtt.
9ur6 ben sieg, ben bic Seitsrreis
der am pfiugsiuuntag BEL RaopmRO.
uorbIia Don prSem9sl, erranseH, tpur'
| ben bic RuiIen aug Der itarten pDiitipN
oertriebsn. bic iis nod DeitIt9 pom
San JluTTs inns batteu uro iiber ben
Slub Suriidselpurfeu. Sas Diterretais
i9e glrtiQerieieusr foil bier gang
furdtbur untsr ben RuiIeu uufgerdumt
baben. Die uuf bsm Riid5ug beftnbIis
den sruppeu purosn, DGbreno fie
periu6ten auf 9riiden uno oara Surs
then iiber ben 6lub gu seIangcu, bon
S6rapnsIIs uro 9ef9oiIeH bon aubers
orbentlidsr GrpIoiiptruft aus neusn
ie6s5Ouiseu Diterreichti6eu WiDrieru
gu Sunbsrten unb 9aufenb.u biugs'
mdbt.
0urd biefes m5rberiThe GrtiIertes
feuer tpurben bic Ruhsu Die gum gro'
Zen She'll aus usu Orsdnifirter ReIers
ben beitanben, gang auber SrSnung
sebradt unb bies ertldrt bi. grpbs
3abl b.r ruiTiiasu Ssfungsusu uuo ben.
lssbsa.st.a Ssi4assl
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l1nS Sas Mineni@iif .Yrinseb Srene"
1T Sbeerneb tn ote Suft 9efo9en,
22So6ei wa6r( (6einfi6 me6r ais 400 2Iaan
,nts cSe6en eamen.


banHtn
n Sdasu
aubs
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3eppclin' Sren5er
Statten Der Sftiits eng.
lambs piebtr sintn Be-
Ind db.


Soutb GnS, England. 27. Mai.
Sisfise Stdbt purbe in Der Iestsn
glaat abermals bon 3eppeIiniru3srn
betmssIudt. unb bissmoI tpurb.n Di.s
Der spsi psriown ge!Ootet unb mehs
rere perIebt.
Die sanse Stabt iUurSs burd bas
GrplobirsH Der seItIsaoertsn 9Ombsn
srI.uhtet. Der materieue S6oben. bst
anssri6tet Durss, mar jismIt4 beSeuf
teno.
Cine BON mariRsminiitutum osr'
,Siisuiiitts .siIi,itl, Hssaaasuatsuais.
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QSetterb berihf.

Sir 9iO: 11nbeftimmtes Wet,
ter am 6reitag. Dabri6sinli4 Stria.
re8sn I'M iiioliden S9eil. @m Sams.
tag tribes Wetter.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-09-17

..N Ht u.g# ItSopS lLSnk v
(Ccntinued from yesterday
Not only prisoners, exceilency, but
many others. II a king wished news
or money, IL an official wished confes.
sion OF a crime-if a bishop desired
confession OF faith from a heretlc-the
torture chamber was the place to get
such results"
"But not here, Marsot-surely not
here?"
These very walls saw 1T, excellency
yesin
But that was long ago-those places
were all wiped out and forgotten ages
since"
Destroyed? Indeed, not. Do not
the people Of this country always pre-.
serve their monuments, their museums
81 weapons, their chambers OF horrors?
Do they not take a certain pride In
that? Monarchs even Of today know
the secrets of the oil torture cham.
bers in this land perhaps in many
another
ct could not have believed IL! And
solthere was such a place here, in this
palaceT"2
Surely. I can give warrant for ey.
cry word I have told you, excellency.
The tradition Is that the old torture
chamber OF Gretzhoffen was over yon.
der-sunder the corner tower OF the
palace-where the embellishments ran
In. There is a corridor which leads
yonder, down below. into the vaults.
would not go there for all the world.
Few OF us know the way, indesd41
naye never been here. We folk Of.
Gretzhoffen .iace-we are wise
enough not ask too many questions.
Or to'iearn many truths. Besides,
Should with terror to think OF
what sui q mist haunt such a place.
But. ext ,rc.',' she concluded, "iet
Us -spssS u more PHEASANT things.s
"WSala yqn take yonder. Mar
sot7" asIsedrkitty.
The woman crossed herself devoutly.
Not on my l.feir said she. Never
In the world! IL It be true that the
chambers areathere, let others prove
the truth. I do not know"
SIT was but a fancy" said Kitty,
turning to her couch and .feignins
WEAKNESS. ] win call you, Margot."
Kitty listened until her footballs had
quite died aways then, swiftly. she. ZEN.
gagged herself upon the; ri which
All this time she had been planning.
She stole from her own apartments
into the hall passed along II toward
the farther corner where stood the tow.
er, until she came to another stair.
Arrived upon this door. She found her.
self annotfeedAthat part Of the pal.
ace was deserted.
Trusting only to general sense
Of direction, she passed on and down
finding her own way through the
labyrinth Of passages, until at length
she had reached the snbterranean
vaults which lay beneath the main ed.
lice OF the palace building.
About her nov lay dampness, 81.
leaee. The gloom Of It ali seirhed
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept. ~
Travelling alone, more than 5000
miles, Miss Georgia Cooke, pretty No.
va Scotia girl, has arrived at the Pan
anna: Pacific Exposition. where she sits
at her spinning wheel. CARRIED in the.
olden French peasant costume, a re:
incarnation OF lEyangeline.
Picked from among all the girls OF
Old Arcadia, Miss Cooke is said to
be the most perfect likeness not only
OF the poetic descriptions Of Long.
fellows heroine, but Of the original
painting by Thomas Faed, R. a., used