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out OF sight behind distant wooded
heights
In the immediate line OF his vision
lay the sanitary camp. There beside
his own regulars lay sanitary troops
Of the State militia that had come
into camp without ambulance COM
panies. without field hospitals. with
out medical supplies. He thought of
one regiment Ia regiment on paper.
seven companies in reality that had
appeared without even its service
outfit Of shoes and overcoats.
Two whole State divisions had they
gone into action on their own strength.
would have had no ambulances at all
to carry off their wounded. one di-
vision. formed from a State that had
done better than most with its militia.
arrived for war with two field hos
pitfalls short and lacking seven full
ambulance companies. Even the
richest State OF the seaboard groups
had left its organized force short
both a field hospital and an ambu-
lance company. No one of all the
militia forces from all the States had
ambulances enough.
The soldier looked up at the sky.
Lord! Lord" he muttered. not i'm
piously. AN extravagant land As
extravagant with its lives as with
everything else
There was only one thing in which
that army was preeminent and per-
feet. 1t was in the matter of trans
port Even that had been made only
hui ~ haI
been made swiftly, thoroughly, be-
cause 1t demanded only an efficient,
swift gathering of vast resources.
Within an hour of the declaration
the army had swept the coast States
from New Jersey to Maine clear of
everything serviceable that had
wheels. Piled on miles of sidings
beside the magnificent railroad system
lay the rolling stock Of a dozen great
commercial States. Like mammoth
trains along the sides of all the high
ways north, south, east and west from
the camp, were the requisitioned auto
mobiles and trucks
This army was going to be able not
only to fight on its stomach, as Ma
poleon said, but II was going to be able
TO fight on flying feet too.
So great were its resources in mo-
tive power that although there were
motor vehicles making a double line
miles long on each of half a doZer
roads leading from the camp, there
still were thousands OF swift cars free
to patrol the American coast from tn,
end of Maine to the Virginia Capes.
The army might not be able to with
stand blow, but 1t could dodge.
1t could know too in time to dodge
It's own trained intelligence de
partment was supplemented by 10,
900 and more unframed observer
and watchers. who tried to make vi
for their lack of technical skill b.
keen intelligence, alertness. adven
turous Daring and-unlmited privat
means.
So the army did not need at presen
to rely utterly on its insufficient cav
airy for scouting purposes or patrols
When the commanders sent out tn
eager. bold and unframed mounte
militia they were able to view It nor
as a matter OF practice than as somt
thing on whose successful work thei
might hang an issue OF death.
swiftly and so thoroughly came II
news to the headquarters OF the ei
/ camped army that hundred operate
were hard pressed to take II down.
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enemy fleet was approaching Block
Island. said the message. The hydro
aeroplane was rushing homeward
while it spattered its news into the
air. for IL was a slow machine. and
swifter ones were over the fleet. The
enemy had formed in columns. ejacu-
lated the fleeing machines, with de-
stroyers and light cruisers in advance.
and the transports, gripped on all
sides by armored ships, were coming
on in echelon formation. eight cable
lengths. or $500 feet apart.
simultaneously. almost. all the coast
places from Barnegat to the end of
New York harbor's furthest flung do
main signa,led and telephoned and
wired that the menacing ships had
disappeared. To Washington and the
waiting American fleet passed the
message from sea scouts that all the
enemy screen was withdrawing slowly
toward the east-a mighty screen,
lying along a hundred miles out to
sea- and steadily closing in on its
nucleus, to protect its TANKS and rear
against surprise from the ocean ways.
They were moving fast now-much
faster than fourteen knots. There was
no feint now. They We're sweeping
straight at the land. But where would
they strike? Would they land at Long
Island to march their army to New
York. or would they strike at Rhode
Island or the southern coast of Massa-
Shusetts?
Boston was sure that they would
come at Massachusetts, New York
roared with the news that its own
Long Island coast was the enemy's
object. But though the cities were
shaken with panic, there were no
mobs now. Noise and fear and medley
of advice and demand and anger there
were, but no mobs.
The cities had handled their mobs
with long cordons of silent stout,
unimaSinative police and with firemen
who brought out Changing engines and
hose. 1t was the best answer to hys-
terra, for these sudden born mobs had
been born only of hysteria. They be-
came all the more orderly after IT had
had it's vent. And the real mob, the
silent, brooding, dangerous underworld
had not begun to stir.
1t would not. now Before noon
there were men in all the armories--
militia fragments and volunteers
They were incapable of fighting sol
diers. but the mohs were as helpless
against them as they in turn wer,
helpless against trained armies,
On a dreadnought in the van of tn,
conveying fleet stood the Admiral o
the armada, He was speaking will
the ships Captain rs they paced VI
and down the bridge.
Everywhere enormously long pol
ished black cannon thrust their suppl
bodies out of turrets. Like the peer
ing heads of serpents, the guns of tn
secondary batteries looked out from
bow to stern. Everywhere stood Off
GERS and men at quarters.
Without a moments pause signal
ran up and down, whipping out thei
gaudy messages, and everlastingly tn
wireless sounded its suffering STAG
cato. Yet there was placid strangel
peaceful quiet over the whole gra!
tall. bristling machine. Except for II
appearance it might have been
pleasure yacht.
IT'S a lovely shore" the Admire
was saying. "Some beautiful estate
and charming people. ! was delight
fully entertained within five miles {
where We shall land. 1t seems roug
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
WEAPON MAKES
DEATH A PLEASURE

TIME world thrilled when in the
early stages Of the war 1t
heard Of turpinite-an alleged
gas, used by the French,
which was said to bring instant, rigid
death to whole companies of German
troops. yet without visible wounds.
Turpinite exists. but 1t is not that
gas. 1t penetrates armor plate like
cheese and Is described as making
death on the field a pleasure. Thou
sands who looked comfortably dead
have come back to life, complaining,
What is it? Must we go on fight
ing?"
Turpin, its inventor, Is as tender
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pie dynamite which started the vast
Nobel fortune. That sleepless night
gave Nobel twelve more millions.
The great Eugene Turpin one day
burned his finger, licked it and went
on working, The pain kept him awake
at night, and thinking about picric
acid he got up and invented melinite-
that smashing in all directions eX-
plosive which the FIR nch army pours
melted into shells so cheap. quick and
safe to handle that the cannon never
lack ammunition. That sleepless night
gave Turpn zero dollars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

hearted as was the great Alfred Nobel.
who imagined that he had abolished
war by making it terrific. But. unlike
Nobel he will not found Turpin prizes,
because he has not the money.
1t is like this:
One day the great Alfred Nobel cut
his finger and poured collodion on the
wound-that sticky fluid. composed Of
guncotton dissolved in alcohol and
ether, which dries to a filmllke new
skin. The pain kept him awake at
night The co!lodion gave him an
idea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Can We Defend Ourselves? Answered
in Fact Story Based on MEMORABLE
Mathematics of War

Against any force" echoed another.
The Major-G General did not reply.
He gazed over the spick and span
tents. the spick and span men, the
spick and span guns, far and on. and
on, over an encampment that stretched
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
How Eugene Turpin Invented Gas SAID
to Bring Death Without Wounds
to Whole Companies of Troops

At 2 A. NJ. he went to his labora-
tory and succeeded in Incorporating
the guncotton in collodion with nitro
glycerine. Such was the origin of
dynamite gum. in which the two en-
plosives complete each other and
which is more powerful than the sim
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
8auoiteu iprtngea tineu Bug nno
tDteu amtritauii9tu Mu0itor.
SDpptlltben mirb tntbeft.
Spbn u. Slime in 5oreit Gitg ole
Sunfier bDdJgeudtet.
Srnf i'll Snrmoiitriften ais SGnfcr
ppn- Sarmcn auf.
Hrellte bic &Gnfcr oann ntittelii
iucrtlDicr Gbcfs.

ct. 9ouis, 80. 9lug. 9ur6
ieinc geitrige &erboftlng wllrbe Ous
Ditrd) piele Sabre binburd) 9efilbrtc
9eben zines 0tannes nufgeOeft, Der
in 6orreIt Gitp, 9lrf., ols Sarficr
umo &olititcr befalnt uto gead)tct
mar, pdhreno er in on6cren Scilcn
oes 9anoes gcipaltige @rllnbeiQcn-
tumsbetriigcreicn uad)tc, Die ihm
@un0crttaitienDe cingebrnd)t bo6en
ioaen. Ser &erboftcte iii S5obn ".
Slime, ron ct. 2oris.
9lIs 9onfbireftor mar Slime i'll
SSoreIt Gitp ais Sobn u. Sdrnborot
befan1lt, no cr iif IN politiid)er Soiit-
ii6t 10 betp6hrtc, 0ab ibm ongctrn-
gen puroe, iidl olS 9onoiOat fiir
Weitglieo oeS Staatsienats oiifitel.
len 5u loiien. Sn geicai6aftlider
Se5iebling Daren er uno ieine 80
niiiie iebr prominent 0ic Serbaf-
tinQ OeS Ytounes erfoIgte geiteru
a6eito, natoem er oor Slpei @ohen
nit fnopper gtot in @oufeibo, S9isc.,
Der &erbaftirrg efttging. Gr hatte
bort periud)t, cine ieiner @runoci-
gentiin1sid)lpinoeleien nts5llfiibren,
oof) nuroe nerbGdttgt.
8ab iidl ais aGnfcr MN Sarm ans.
Gs miro gelteno genlod)t, 6ob
Slime ploblih in fleinen Sorn1er-
itdbt6en oitftaitdlte, porgab, cine gii-
te Sarm su faufcn 5u beobiidtigen,
Inn nit Geloleltten befonnt Sit iper.
ben. oottc er cine fSorm ausge.
iuft, 10 lieE cr iid) el1ttpeoer Die lie
bertragiingsiirflmoe nis, I'M lie
Damn 81 fopieren, ober, pcm oas
nidt angling, Die 6arn foufte iino ci.
nen @ehiel IN 3abling gnb. SoboIo
Die 6orm ouf ieineu gtamen iiber-
trogen mar, hppotbefariiierte er Die
6orm 5linl bofiten @erte uno pcnn
Der in 3nbling gegebene @e6iel als
tpertlos 5iiriidfanL botte er lid nit
ieincr Selte IangIt in Si6crbeit &c.
broft. Die Sobe ieiner Sd,tuiitoe-
leien ioa cine haIbe Million Collars
erreifJeit Gs miro geiogt, 6ob
Slime ein @ernlogcn bon etfpo $3.50.
900 beiibt.
&ala ma5oo, 80. gluq. In.
fer bem 9tomen Bbilip @oIpif or.
longte Der geItern i'll ct. 9ouis pcr-
boftete 9anfier 2Sobn ". Slime Dor
fiinf 2Sobren BON Charles Wec@irn,
aus bieiem Golrltp, nif oben bei6ric.
bene gSeiic Die Sumne bon $4,000.
Shines @efonntiein nit Dem 9onf.
peien ioa ibm bel glusiibung iciner
S6Dtnoeleien por3iiglidl juitottcn
gefon1men iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
y3nr &ettnng bes Satfr=
lanocs. "
araftbupte snr 9anbesnerteiSisnng
beransusiebem.
Gbieasper Erominente baben nene.
item Hlan nmsgetaftelt:

Gbicogo.- 80. 9lus. Gs murbc
beiite miteeteilt, oaB giireermeiitsr
@n. $. 1bompion unb Commodore
Games 6. Yugb, bonn Chicago Ya6t-
flub, in nenieen Sagen noh@aibing-
ton reiien iperoeit nm Der 9unbesbc-
borbe einen Nlan por5uIceen. Der bic
Organization Der &raftbootc auf berl
8rnBen Seen uno ionItpo i'm 9anoe
in cine 9teieroe ai,nbihoftcrflotte
fir freimilligen aricgsbienit, iobalS
bic Station ruft, bctrifft.
Ser Hlan gebt bobin. boB Ole Sf-
fi3icre uno Nannifoften Der aroft-
boote, oeren 3ahI mif 100000 be.
rehnet miro, in Dem 8ebrou6 bon
Sfneafeuer &onpnen, Sorpeoo
9an5icrrobren, brabtIoier SeIegra-
pbie unb ionitieen SienaIierappara-
TEN ousgcbiloet neroeii. Gs mirb bo-
roiif eeorrngcn, ooB Die &egicruns
Gin Sorpeooboot fiir Chicago 8e.
ipGlier liefert, nm eenlcinidoftli9
nit Ser bortieen 5lotte bon 200
aroftbopfen an iiben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
Bug init Grploiipitoft
in Vefabr.
Su @arg tit maa wieoer
ntucr SeridwOrung anf
Der Spnr.
Tuli5eidef arbeitet an slnfflGrnns
Ses Eaitprmprbes.
Ibgerihene 3uftaid)e nno Sicpolucr
oenten anf Sampf Fin.
Der DeroGfltige Snfas t6anptmann
ans Der 0uft entlalien.
Der berbGdltise 9nfas Sanptmann
ans Der ;Snft entlaiien.

GbtcuqO, 80. 9lug. Ser Scr.
luf, einen Srg, Der gerug S6ieB-
baltnlmollc gum Sprengen oe5 Cries
8arp gelooen bntte. in Die 9uft 81
iprengen. nurbc geitern nbeno ent
Oedt uno Die Grreaune in 9erbin,
oune nit Der 9loslealing Der 0iotipe
mir Die Grmoroung bcs Gaitors
Sapier lit Iebr gruB.
Sn Der gsdbe Der Actno @crfe, ORE
NeiIen oitlif BON 8orp. Dem MitteI,
punfte Ser gcibceung eegen bic Nus.
flibr bon Wrnitinn nod GnaIon6
murben bic @ol3cn einer 8Iotte, oiC
bic Gnben Speier S6ienen dliianl-
menbiclt, eiitipeber gciprengt ODER ab.
gencibelt nno bos Gnbe Der eincl
Sdiene mar I'M ieds 3pa pcrbogclI
morben. 3ieic Gntbedline fpurbt
cinigc Ntinlitsn Dor Ibfobrt Dee
3ugcs gentadt.
1lntcrnebmen p0llis sluedlos.
8eonite Der Sobrif erfloren. oaf
Der Teriuf] Don pornberein feint
9litsiiht auf erfolg bottc. lpeiI bil
Sprengitoffe berurtig pcrpadt moren
oaB Elm Sprengen ocs 3uges feinei
Grfole gebabt b1tte. Sic iino jeooa
Der llcbcr5clieiine, buB Der 9Slon poT
9eiiten ousaing, bic ii6 5u einc,
1bnli6en 5Gtiefeit perbunocn botten
nie iie bon anpier offeiltlid) uno mil
8eeeiiteri,ng perfclet porben mar.
Yoli5eidef gob riir 5ogernb 5li
bob er on @infen arbeitet, Die piel,
Icidt bns gan5e @cbeiinnis aiif5uflc
rem i'm Stanoe iinb. Cine Soibe
bic bon cinem brouncn 9fode obgc.
trcnnt iporben mar. lit gefllnocr
pproen on Dem Srte, mo 9opicr cr.
ncrbet lporben lit, linb bos beiitei
barniif bin, bnB ein anrnpf ltattgc'
fnnoen bot. 9lu6 nurbc elm neiterer
&epoIper eefun6en, mas benefit. bot
brei @affen bel oieiem Sample cini
Roqe geipielt botten. 2lifas Saitpt.
mann, Der als perb1d)tig fciteebaIter
lporben mar, lit entlaiicn nprbcn. Be.
naffnete @u6en potrpllillieren ollie
Eulpcrfabrifen iino onoere &erfe Of
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
S6f)ter ber &cDDlntiom
naf). TrisfO.
Eilserfabrt sur gnsiteamns i'm DO.
nat September.

@aibington, 80. slig. Sin'
oertc BON Sod)tern Der Repollition
Die NIT ,Srait @iIliom Storp on Der
Spite ieben Staat Der Hepoliition
pertreten. neroeu cine patriotiide
Gilgcrfabrt SIR Yanainanisitelluna
untcrnehmen, mo- iie OH Seierlid]fei.
ten 0es Srocns in ocn 5agen pom
13. bis rs. September teilnehmcr
Dollen.
Sraii Storp uno Die anocren Ha.
tionalbeanten neroen nit einem
Spe5ial5iige am =. September bon
gteipYorf obreiien uno auf Der sSabri
nod Dem @eiteu on peri6ieocnel
Srten anbalten, Inn anoere ongeie-
bene 0titglieoer Der gfeiieaeieai6aft
alif3unebmen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
9rei %uloerfabriten
im Often in Die
Suft gelogen.
3Dei Yerioneu getOtet; Gridiit'
terrng weitbm pernebmbar.

per erplooierte, bat nod nift feitge-
Itellt fper0en fonnen. Die erIte Gr-
ploiiun erfolgte in Der 3iinOihulir-
fabrif, in Ser Die beioen @etotctei,
beif6ftigt maren.
Sisbcr bat MIR ein &orper Der
Spfcr gefiinbcn tperoen fonnen itnb
Oh es iih Inn Cunningham ooer I'm
9ileipie banoclt, lit nidlt befunllt,
oa Der &orper iiber ulle WtaBen eltt-
iteat ilno perbrannt ipuroe.
S9eioc sSabrifen tpuroeH pon8rllrrb
AMI seritort. nift einnal Die llnlfai-
iiingsmaiern iinb Iteben geblieben.
9ie 0eipalt Der grploiion mar cine
10 flirdltbarc, ooB ifpere Wnidli-
nentcile bod gen pirnmel geld)lcli-
ocrt puroen uno fpeitob bon Den 10
brifen 5ir Groe nieberficlen. @drme
rpllroen entpur5clt, anoere glatt ab.
geriiicn iino in pielen Sdilicrn Der
Stabt purbe infolge ocs 9uftorufes
Der @rploiion bebeiltenbcr Shabcn
angerid)tct. 9ic 9unbpobminaen
mcbrerer 9ennttcr Der Supont Eoip-
Der 60, Die ii6 in innlittclbarer N6-
he befinoen, nuroen cbenfalls ihper
beifdbigt uno ctli6e 0icnitboten fu-
men 5u &erlesiiigen.
Ipiterioies isemer in Sdlrapnea-
6abrif.
y II more, 0fo., 80. 9lng.
Die slnlage Der 6. 5. Gobb 60, Sa-
brifanten BON Waid)inen, tpitrbe ge-
itern abeno bur6 Gin npIterioIcs
6eiier iftper bci6Gbigt. Sie sSirina
batte fiir5lid, Nluftrdgc Der britii6cn
Heeicrllng 5ir 0criteqilne bon
S6rapnellen entgeeengenomnten
unb Die sSabrif purbc bergeridtct.
INN Die aontraftc aus5iifiibren. Der
angeridtete Sdlaben lit eir iehr be-
oeiitenoer, bod brei groBe Oelbeb1l-
ter, Die ii6 in Der gfGbc befanoen,
purben bon ben Slammen nift cr-
rei6t.
Icton, Mtaii., 80. 9lugilIt. -
lleberaeiigt oapon, boB Die geitrige
grploiion i'll Der Yrloerfabrif Der
slmeriean Botpber SO. eincm ltnfoae
5ii5llidreiben lit, baben Die bieiieen
9eborben Die peiteren lliteriu6un.
gen iiber Die ltria9e Der Grploiion
eingeItcat. Die @eomten Der gln-
loge iinb Der ltebcr3eugllne. baB Die
geitrigeGrploiion cine bon ienen mar.
oie BON 3eit ou 3eit infolec @adl1i-
iigfeit ieitens Der 9lngcitcGten pcr-
uriaft tpitrben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
Setrieb DOransiiftlidD aui
@Dden binans uOllitdn=
big labm gelegt.
3lYci 9lnlugcn liegen nOllig ir
Sriimmern.
Dnitcrioics Tener in SdlrnppneQ.
fabrif.
1lniaa bel elmer Grploiiun unroe
feitseitclt.
@eborben baben iueitere llnterin'
dlnngen eingeitellt.

teton, Noii., 30. Mug. Nfit
frrntborer Setonotion, Die i'm lln-
freiie BON pieraig Ofeilen pernommen
fpuroc, ging geitern friib Die 6obrif'
abteilung gum ,@lGtten" oes Sd)ieB-
pulpers in Der 9lnlage Der 9lmerican
Bomber So. in oie 9iift. Die 6obrif
botte ieit 9eginn oes europGiidlcit
Grieges nit poller &apa5it6t gearbei.
tet, Inn Bulper fir bic glaiierten
hcr5iitclen; oh bel Der geitrieen Or.
pIolion slrbeiter 81 looe gefommen
iinb, bat nod niobt feitgeitellt Derocn
fonnen.
Der Der 6irma 5ugefiigte 8elo-
itoben iit fein GROCER, bod miro Die
2ieferitng BON Euluer uui mebrere
@ofen unterbrohen iein. Die iSa-
BRIT tpuroe Sanitag, tpie iiblid), ge-
ihloiicn uno Die glniid)t beltebt oil.
aen1ein, bab oie grpIoiion nit Der
glbiiht peruriod)t ipurbe, ben 9etrieb
Der 1ulperfobrif 5i unterbre6en.
@ie elm 9eonlter Der sSabrif nit
teilte, nirb innerbolb fpertiger Wo.
den Der @etrieb in Der Slnlage Die.
Der aufgenomnlen tperben, oa Die der-
itorten Woid)inen lei9t 3ii erieser,
iinb. Or fiibrte aus, ooB Die Ufu.
ihinen 5lrm .@lGtten" bes Hulpcrs
nid)t 3erltort muroen; mare Dies &c.
iheben, tpiiroe Der 9etrieb Der SSa.
brif arf lange 3eit binaiis labntge.
legt poroen iein. Die leste @rplo-
iion in oieicm Oeportement erfolgte
Dor Ntonatsfriit, als Der glie ein-
idlug uno Die in 9etrieb befinoli6e
9Idttunesmai6ine 3eritorte.
Seit Io6en ipurben Die 6abrifeu
itari betpodlt, bod Die iiolierte Gage
oerielbcn iinb Die GGbe bihter @dl.
Der mafte es irgenb iemano, Der
feinolidc glbiihten geeen Die 3nbrif
triig. n1oelid. iid 5it perbergen itno
Der Gntoedung 5ii ciltaeben. Snfolge
oes 9rftorudeS. ben Die Grploiion
pcrrriahtc. Dltrbcu Seniteri6eibcn
i'm meilenpeiten llmfrciie seritort; !;
Die @rploiion puroe in Nanheiter,
9e. g., 40 Weilen entferltt, oeutli6
peripiirt
3iuci glrbeiter iunrbeu set0tet.
0ilmington, Gel, 30. Mna.
9tpei TuIperfabrifen Der Dupont
Totpoer So. am @ranbpipine Greet,
nabe oieier Staot seleeen, puroen
ecitcrn gcgen 12S llhr morgens
burh Yulpererploiionen periHd)tct
3ipci Dfdnner, 9aprencc Cunning
bom, pcrbeiratet, ans Der Srtihaft
Senrp Sian, nno Sobn 8illeipie,
ans So5eIton, lebig, wurben allscn-
blidlit setotet Ssn ieoer Der bciocn
Sobrifen befanoen ii6 5iir 3eit mch-
rerc bllnoert Yfirno SdicBpnluer
BON beionoers GROCER Grploiions.
frait unb oiii meide 0eiie bas Pul-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
Serbiinoete banfen Srnps
pen an Der 6reu5e &uz
mdniens am.
NurluesiidJer Sampfer Salpnifn BON
Sriten naf airfiuaa sebradt.
9niien iesen &ommiiiipn fir @erfai-
Jung pun Eulen Elm.
Sritenbampfer Sir @i1ian Stephen-
ion lit perienft nprben.
SraitiidDe Gmpfehlnngcn Der britt
idjen Hefrntiernugsfpmmiiiipn
Gigentnm Dentidler ErinSen migrant
reid beidllagnabnt.
Die SGnbernns 6alisiens pun Den
Tuiien iflreitet iueiter por.
Gigentnm bentider ErinSen migrant
reid beifllasnabnt.
Die SGnbernns 6alisiens pun Den
.huiicn idlreitet ipeiter ppr.

9erIin, 30. 9lnguit. Gie neue
Offcniipe Der @erbiinbeten bot Die
Ruiien gum 91iid5uee nils einem gro.
ben 5eil Der 6ront ge5nungen, tpie
Der anltli6c 9eri6t bes 0uiiptqitar.
tiers lautet.
gluf 6en tpeitli6en &riegsidali-
plate bnben iih feline Greigniile bon
Seoelitllng 5ugetrdgen.
8ruppe Soinoenbitrg: Siiooitlid)
bon aoipno lit Der bartn1figc @iber.
itanb bes 5einoes gebrofen porben.
Die 3rlippen perfolsen Die 5iiriidrpei-
6enben &uiien. Tie tpaloigc @egenb
oitli1 npn 9luguitoipo lit iiberif)rittell
tporben. @eiter iiiolif) boben mir bel
9erfolgune bes 8einbes Gonlbrowo
lnlb 8robnp, Iotpic ben 9lbifnitt Oft
lid Der Staot Narep erreift.
Tic Sruppc bcs Grin5en 9eopolb
BON 9apern bringt bur6 ben 9ialo-
ipie5- Sort Dor unb bot ben redteil
Sliigel bcs sScinoes bel S5eres5opo
fait erreid]t.
8ruppe BON Wnfeuien: gtaG &dm-
pfen nit Der Nabbiit bes Seinbes
lpurben Die &liien oitf Die &obbubno
9inie on Der Sril5ana StraBe 5i,riid-
georGngt. Sruppcn, Die nit ms bon
Der ilimpfigen 8eeenb i'm Siiben uus
operieren, baben Den ,Seinb perfpIgt
iitb beinahe &obrin erreift.
Siiooitliher &riegsihaltplas: Die
beuti6-o oiterreid,iifen Sruppen, Die
ben 6eino geid)lagen bctten, baber,
i'm nuf Die Holor5onp-9inie biltter
ben gbidnitt BON 9oropet perfolgt.
Gin 9erift bes lleberieeoienites
lautet tpie folgt:
9eri6te bon Der oitli6en sSront be.
ItGtieen ale, baB Der Seino nod brau
in gcipiiien Segenbcn fdnlpft, nber
oas 9iidsrat Der ruiiiihen slrmee iit
poait1noig gebrohen. Gs miro fiir
Die riiiiiide Irmee alf Iange binars
linmoglih iein, iid) 81 reorganiiieren
llno 5u erbolen.
Die 3abl Der @efongenen unb Die
Gualitdt bes &riegsmaterials, bas
lms bel 9reit.9itoipsf in Die 6dnoe
fiel iino' nod nid)t feitgefteat. gs
berrid)t algemeine Sreiibe, Die nod
baourd permebrt miro, ouB Der eSall
lid fait am Sobrestage Der groBeiI
Shlnft bon Sannenberg ereignete
Die perbiinbeten Sriippen baben
Die feirtoIide 9inie am 3Iota 2ipa
,Sluiie IN 8alijien oiirhbroden unb
ibre Sdtigfeit OIL elmer langen 2intt
uieoer oiifgenommeil, oil Der iie ieit
aeralimer 3eit ibre SteGuneen lebig-
lid bebailptet batten
Der linfe ritiiiife iSliigel, Der bis-
her bon Der algenleinen gtieoerlage
nidt betroffen mar, lit jest aiigen-
iheinlib erihiittert unb nintnlt on
Dem alleemeinen Hiif5itge tell. Gieie
Gntipidlung 5uiammer nit Dem
idarfen Sorgeben Scr Seiterrei6er
bel &otpcI i6eint Die groffnung elmer
9ninpagnc al,f bos sSeitiingsbreiet
pon 9litsf, Iubno iulb 9foipno ai,3r-
5cieen, bic aIs Sdranfe geeen ben
3ngana 5llm iiibIi6en HuBlanb gel
ten 9ie riiiiii6en Secrc, Die iib
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
Nmtumobil nnS Strasenba6u.

W sfegon, Wii6., 30. 9lugilit.
Suliette Ban @usfirf, 10 Sabre ali.
nno ibre Gltern, Serr mo 6rou
8eorge 8. gon 9usfirf, ails @gbeI.
iton 5oiunibip. mnibten beinobe ibr
9ebcn eir,biiBen, ols ibr 9tutonlobil
nit einem Strabenbnhnfpagen 5u.
ianmenitieb. Der linfe 9lrm ocs
Ufnohens Ditroe peritiinirneIt, oie Gl.
tern tpuroen if)tper geauetidlt mno
6roi Sbomas Beo fam obne 8erIet-
5ltf1g 6apon.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
Sentidcr arifgerbnnO in
Sagnng.
SGlt in ct. 9saml 2Site Snbresner.
inmmlnng nb.

ct. Saul, Wirn., so slugiiit.-
Gie erfte Notwithstanding bes
Gcutihen &riegerbunbes, Oelien %.
,sabresfonpention geitern bier eroff,
nctc, fanb geitern naf,mittag itott
uno @iirgermeiiter @prn Yoipers,
BON ct. Eoil, bielt Die @infomnlreoe
an Die periantmelten &rieger. Die
8erIeiung Der geriate Der peridiebe.
nen geantten bes gunoes u1o oes
Reioliltionsfontites gingen Der &c.
i6aftsiisltng poraiis.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-30
6roBc @albbrdnoc im
SregDn.
5armers miiiien Grntearbcitem i'm.
itif laiien

GortIonb, Greg, 80. Aug. SSn
ben Cascade Sergen, nobc Deourt
SOoo iinb brei n66tige @uIobrGnbe
ausgebro6en, Die bon oreibun0ert
5Sormern in1b 6ormoneciteIten Der
gtadburi6oft bef1mpft lperoen. 5ou.
ienoc bon gder @ololono iin6 Der.
brarrt unb bieIe @etreibefeIoer iino
3erltort. Ius nnocren SciIen Gre
gons iinb fleinerc @oIbbrGnoe &C.
meloet morber. StootIidc SSoritbe.
ante bobcn Die Sebouptirna uufec-
Itellt. boB mebrere Der sScuer bon Der.
brc6eriihcr Sanb 9elegt purocn.