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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
H%0LDEN-DE SYLVIA.
Many Guests From New Nor!. ~
Ceremony in Rye church.

RYE, n. Y, Oct. 9.--Miss Madeline de
sylvia, daughter of the late Carlos de
sylvia Of Lisbon. Portugal. and Harry ID.
Holden Of Mamaroneck were married
this afternoon in the Presbyterian
Church. A special train brought many
guests from New York. The ceremony
was followed by a reception at the
Naples. the country home OF William ".
Sullivan. uncle OF the bride, on Milton
Point. The bridal attendants were Mrs
Edward Ira Yale. Miss Isabelle short,
Miss Lorraine Appleton, Miss Claire
short and Miss Irma Fulka Mr..
Holden's hes, man was Frederick Knight
of Montclair. y. j., and the usher we're
Robert Preston. Joseph Fallon. Richard
Corwin and Archie Lubctkin NJ. Hol-
den Is a graduate OF Amherst
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Nj. and Mrs, Alexander n. Thaw Of
T0l Madison avenue have announced the
engagement of their third daughter, Miss
Barbara Thaw. to Lieut.. Scott Il. Mac
farlane. Y. S. n. The wedding will take
place early next spring in this city.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Fanet Olive Helm. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Helm of 32O Central
Park West. to NJ U. Wallach OF this
city and White Plains.
Dr, and Mrs. Frederick c. Gay OF 4A7
Hancock street, Brooklyn, have an
bounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Mis- Marie Adele Gay. to Alonzo II.
Shute Of Hartford. Conn.
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I.ykes-RObcrts

EAST ORANGE. y. j.. Oct. 9.-Miss
Vetta vslma Roberts, daughter Of Mrs.
Milton Josiah Roberts Of Harris street,
and Frederick Eugene Lykcs OF Tampa,
Fla, were married tonight In Grace
Church, Orange. by the Rev. Charles 7,
Walkicy. Miss Esther s, Root Of New
York was maid of honor and tho brides
maids we're Miss Marjorie Albright OF
Havana, cuba, and Miss Margaret Jane
Kcrr Of Nor'hv"r' I. toward Tyson
Iykes NJ Tampa was best man, and tho
ushers were s. Leroy Arkerly Of North
port. James NJ, I.ykes OF Galveston. Tex,
Thomas II. Lykes of Tampa. Frederick
l.. etrtnger Al Br~Ooksvalle. Fla. Kenneth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

Capt. chasmar was born in this city.
a son OF the late Charles and Jane +.
Chasmar, and received his early educa-
ton in the public schools here. Later
he was a student OF what was then
called the Free Academy and which In
now city College.
Unlike the majority OF high officers
OF the navy. Capt. Chasmar never at
tended Annapolis. He entered the navy
during the first year of the cNil war
and served through the conflict. after
which he was detailed to the l.. $. s.
Suwanee.
Capt. Chasmar made many ruises
and was a member Of the stan OF the
Quinnibaug during the bolnbardment OF
Alexandria by the British navy. He
was known az one Of the best nava,
engineers In the service and was in
charge OF the first machinery building
ever undertaken by the Government,
the construction Of the engines for the
cruisers Cincinnati and Raleigh. at the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard.
He was "A member Of the New York
Commandery OF the Military order Of
the Loyal Legion and George Washing
ton Post. No. l03, g \. r Three
sons and a daughter survive him
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WctheriII Drun'y.

..u,ApELpnlA oct. g.--Nlss EUV. 80
ElAil,s lsruner. laughter Of Mr, AMI VI :.
William Cane W.cdcrse'm n 4
iicci.chc' We herlll we've MARIE! H.
the Rev. john Nvckr'tigc AT 81 .ltmns's
EPISCOPAL Ch4rrh to-day. The BRIDE vas
At ended b. her cunt, Mr. N,lii1u +.
HI, az matrpU OF honor, and ny MIS-.
Nathcrin Herman kremer n maid ~
honor.
Mr.. N.therIll had a. best man iieury
Morton MrNichael. The ushers included
Alfred r.. Sergeant. J Hutchinson Scott,
Jr., John rTice Wetherill. ". Chattit
Wo.hcv.l'. Edmund n. Rogers, Howard
X Nnhr and Dar'e' u. Hutchinson, Jr.
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Thomas LOnervan.

YoNkERs. oct. 9.-Thomas L.oucrgau.
called the Mayor Of Glenwood," n sec
tion of this city. died to-day AZ the age
of ~ Years. He took al active part In
the politics OF the city for many years
He lea YES his wife, to whom he had been
married ftty-four years. thirty-scveu
grandchildren and three grcat-grand-
rhLllrcn.
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IiONcr-NOc.

porrsrowN. Pa, oct. 9.-Miss Jo-
sephine Roe, daughter of James l.. Roe,
a local ironmaster, was married III christ
Episcopal Church to-day to Allen Hof-
fer, superintendent OF Worth Bros
blast furnaces at Gainesville. who is a
son Of Allen y. Hoffer. secretary and
treasurer OF the Hin School. The Rev.
Stanley II. West oficiated.
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Ia mes y. HALEY.

James +, Haley. 81, Tor twenty years
connected with tn" Brooklyn Union Gas
Company, died yesterday at his home.
MA Mature u Richmond I'm,
Queens. lie WAS born in Brooklyn. He
leaves his wife. two sous and a daughter.
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BREESE WEDDINGS
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Ceremonies Marked by Notable
Gathering Of Guests From
New York.
DOUBLE RECEPTION HELD

Southampton. I. l.. Oct. a.-It was a
great a., fnr SOUTHAMPTON with the
do,ble wedding In the family Of Mr.. and
Mr. James l.. Brccsc. The nrst OF the
weddings. that Of Miss Agnes Beatrice
c.,r.r 20 Robert Potter Brcese. was
celebrated at noon in ST. Andrews Dune
Church. aud about half an hour later
N.s Frances Tileston Breese was mar
ricd to Lawrence McKeever Miller at
the orchard. the beautiful country home
o. her parents.
A special train eft New York at . 30
And on It's arrival the guests. number.
Ing fully 500, found awaiting them at
the little railroad station automobiles
and motor buses which conveyed them
to the church, where the Southampton
people were already assembled. In the
spccial tram were many friends OF the
Breesc family who had left Tuxedo
shortly after : o'clock.
Outside the church there were scores
the liamp,uns. The church ceremony
vas most Impressive. The quaint little
structure is situated close to the sea
and between the Intervals OF organ
music was heard the pounding OF ocean
waves. There were beautiful decora-
tons Of Ascension lilies and Southern
smilax and the altar was ablaxe with
lighted candles.
Vested Choir sings,
Just before the arrival of the bridal
party the vested choir from Grace
Church. New York. came down from the
shancel singing Barnby's 20 Perfect
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Coffin tn illustrate sermon.

NoRTHroRr, l.. l., oct o-Thc Roy.
II, {. Garter, in ~announr,us that his sub
jcct for to-morrow's sermon would he
"Destth and After" also announced tia,
he would ,~e a new and up to date cofir
tor illustrative purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

An accounting filed In the SurIo-
gates Court yesterday in the estate Of
Mrs. Ella NJ, cambridge of 81 West
Eighty-second street. who ran a hotel
at Avon, y. j., shows that she gave
all. s6.22s. to her mother. Mrs. Rachel
ID. Inglls.
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Daniel Carpenter.

Daniel C%arpcutcr G2, for tho past
twelve Years assistant librarian Of tho
Met opolitau Opera Company, died yes
tsrday IN Mount Sinai Hospital alter Il
short Illness, His wife survives him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10
Firm nh W. DOwncr.

RosroS, oct, a.-Frank w. Downer.
aged 60, for many years at the head Of
the banking firm Of Downcr & 90, died
to-day AT North Falmouth.
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CAPT. J. H. CHASMAR DIES.
Retired Navy officer Was Expert
Naval Engineer.

WASHINGTON, oct. a-Capt. James
II. Chasmar. L. $. ~. retired. died here
to-day In his eightieth year. He was
connected with the Brooklyn Navy
Yard for many years. Interment will
take place at Darien. Coma, his old
home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-10

:. Mckay OF Tampa. Robert w. Atkins
OF Boston and Theodore e. Corwin Of
orange. Mr. and Mrs Lyk's viii ics de
ii havana.
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r"."rtion \rcr W~ddinus.

NtN.i.nu 20 thos" Jewels the bride
v H 'roNlHoc ~ diamonds. Her maid
o. ","r was Miss Margaret Sargent
o. Section, who was dressed In tones Of
r1'o hu, and ma'uve, with a hat to
correspond. and there was also In at
'n3Ince 4 flower eirl. little Phyllis
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
MADE SELECTION OF NURSES
Clever Old German Surgeon Tried
Ruse That Proved Many UNIT
to Serve.

A wise old surgeon in one OF the big
garrison cities Of Germany was called
upon recently to select nurses to go
to the front. A class Of 20 had com.
pleted their training and were brought
before him.
II congratulate you," he began. "on
your willingness to serve the cause
OF the fatherland. Previous expert
ences, however, have shown me that
all does not 60 well with those serving
In the sanitary divisions, that the
work proved distasteful to them. VIII
those who prefer to serve exclusively
in the of1cers' ward please step for
ward3"
Shyly and blushingly. IL of the 20
young women stepped out Of the line.
whereupon the surgeon continued In
his amiable tones: II thank you,
ladies'. OF your service shall-not
avail myself. Your decision indicates
to me that you have not yet attained
the necessary degree of earnestness
required Of those serving our wounded
soldiers"
Then he selected the i've who had
remained In the original line.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26

Woman'e epeeeh Rsaehed the Con-
solsnes u All People Who Had
Dsstrs 70 Think.

We have now before M an account
IN the Hereford Times Of the hne pro-
test made by Mrs. Davis In court at
the recent Herefordshire assizes. The
case was the trial OF q domestic serv-
ant for causing the death Of her new
born child. She was found guilty and
sentenced by Mr.. Justice Avory to six
months imprisonment, she having
been already imprisoned since Novem-
her. On hearing the sentence. Mrs.
Davis. who with her husband. Rev. 9.
II. Davis. assistant vicar choral OF
Hereford cathedral. has done 30 much
for the protection Of women against
Injustice, rose In court and protested
against the proceedings AZ unfair. I'll
the father OF the child were here" she
began. but interruptions made her In
audible, mo man would dare to pass
sentence" she continued; but the
Judge ordered her to be turned out Of
court. While the police were carrying
out the order Mrs. Davis repeated, y
protest as q woman and mother
After she had been removed the Judge
gave instruction that that woman
should not be admitted again; but hel
point had been gained. Mrs. Davis, BY
her action revealed not only to the
court, but to the whole surrounding
district, that, In all justice. the maj
who is at least equally guilty with thu
woman In these cases should not es
cape scot-free while all punishment
falls on the woman. This might seen
an axiom Of law, but 1t Is not law a
all. and both judges and laymen ap
pear surprised at it.-London Votes To-
/ WOmen
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
Items Of Local Interest.

The Misses Ada and Mildred Tollef-
son Of Zeba. are guests Of their sister,
Mrs. Alfred Jentoft, at Taylor.
County Road Commissioner John
Lyons, of Covington, was in L'Anse
Thursday in attendance at the Pomona
meeting. Mr.. Lyons received the ap-
pointment as fire warden Of his town
ship the first Of the week.
While employed on the gasoline rolE
er last Saturday, Jack Sands had the
index finger on his right hand cut off
at the first joint.
Eighty-five people from L'Anse and
Baraga took the excursion to Lake
Linden Thursday.
On Monday D. P. Menard and ]. J.
O'Connor sold ten acres of land recently
purchased from T. p. Marksman to
Adolph Tollefson.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
First June 26; Last July II. 1915
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.


At session of said Court, held at the
Probate Office in the village Of L'Anse.
in said County. on the 24th day Of
Present: Hon. John H. Mclean.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Margaret Ka-Ke-Quo- -Da-Say, De-
ceased.
Mary Shelifoe having fled in said
court her petition praying that said
court adjudicate and determine. who
were at the time of her death the legal
heirs Of said deceased and entitled to.
inherit the real estate Of which said
deceased died seized,
It Is Ordered, that the 18th day Of
July A. D. 1915, at two o'clock in the
afternoon, at said probate Office, be and
is hereby appointed for hearing said
petition;
Il is Further Ordered, That pubic
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy of this order, for three sue
cessive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing, in The L'Anse Sentinel. .
newspaper printed and circulated in.
said county.
JOHN H. MCLEAN,
[sEAL] Judge Of Probate.
"A true copy.
JOHN H. MCLEAN,
Judge of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
For Sale.

Thirty-one acres Of land, well tim
bered with hemlock and hardwood. FIVE
acres clear, with dwelling and barn.
On Skanee and L'Anse road.
MRS. ANNA RUNNING,
5-15-f. L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
For Sale.

This years maple syrup, pure and
fresh. Apply to
EUsTACH DUCHENNo,
$3.50. L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
For Sale.

Kenefick property, Baraga, Nester'ss
addition on Ontonagon street.
F. M. ENNIS, Administrators,
51-f Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26
For Sale.

Fifteen work horses. Apply to
BARAGA LUMBER Co.,
4-10-f. Baraga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-26

You can have choice Of over 600
most Popular Designs which / fur
{ nish in sny Of the different Gran
ties or Marbles, any size, at low
er price than you can buy else
where. Material and Workmanship
guaranteed first class. You will
save money IL you send . card say
ing II would IKE to see your de-
signs"
We sell Stewart's Iron fencing,
reservoir vases. lawn fountains,
public drinking fountains, iren
hitching posts, tree guards, etc.
$Wi11iali1 j. Stratto1, 8
BARA0A. MICH.
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@irginias nGfite 2egisfatnr 1T
rtrofen".

mbus, g., 8. Sion. @enn
oiih Obios @Gblcr geiterr 5liil1
stpeitcn Wtol innerboIb 5tpei Sabre
itootstpeite 8robibition periparfen,
10 troiten iih Die vSrodenen" nit Der
Satio6e, oob Die BON ben ,.gfaiie1t"
oiesmol oufecbradte Mebrheit fait
Ole SGlfte Der Dor Stpei Sabre er-
sielten Webrheit betrGet 3ientlid)
genoue 9erihte aus n BON ben 8S
Counties bes Stnates ergeben cine
mebrbeit ton Al 900 Stintnten ge.
gen 6as Brobibtions : Imenbement.
Won sIniibt, Dab bieieWebrb,it brrG
Die nod febIenoen 3ablen fauln per.
ringert tpcrOen miro.
Sm lesten Sabre ipuroe hcs Bro.
bibitions ENHANCEMENT nit einer
Mebrbeit oon S4,152 Stiruien ge>
ff)lagen. 8or Der @obI bctten Die
ssiibrer BET Inti.Saloon 2eoJue er.
flart, bnB iie ipe5ien in ben eroBen
St1bten @cipiftnc tpiirben 5it perr
5eidnen boben, nnb bieie Bropbe6ei-
nnaen ihcinen iid) gum 5c'l erfiiQt
su haben. Sn gab 9omilton Goitntn
nit Der Stoot Cincinnati i'm letter
Sabre eine Nfebrbeit bon 1886
Stimn1en ab, uGbrenb iie in oieien,
Sabre ouf runb $4,000 Stin.men re.
bu3iert ipitrbe, fpGbrenh in Gupabogo
Gountp nit Der Stabt Glepelano bic
poriGbrige rnoiie" Webrbeit oon A..
710 Stin1nten nrlf rlrnb $4,000
Stimmen nerringert nurhc. Die
3rodenen botten aud) in an6eret
Counties @eipiltne 5u per5eifner
Gie Staot Solebo gab einc .naiie~
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Sranfrcids ntnesaabinett
trtlart iid) entidieoeH
gegeu SrieOensDers
ban0lnngtn.
Die SransOien wollen Die gnlsaren
6ei ariuulae geidJlasen buben.
8upfcrmiucn an Der Conan iinb I'M.
fer Waiier geieet lpprben.
Stnliener beridDtcn iiber Grfulse in
Der 8egenb DDn 6uers.
3nmGniidle Cpppiitipn arbeitet am
Stnrs &ralianus.
Snlaarcn bnbcn Die Gnspdiie BEL Sa-
bnna genDmmen.
Tnpit iiebt 5rnd)tloiisfeit ieiner syrie-
oensnermittlnng ein.
Sir Srcbcrif Smitb Ser meme Gene
ralaniunlt Guglnn0s.
Tnpit iiebt 5rndltloiisfeit ieiner Srie-
oenspermittlnng ein.
Sir 6rcbcrif Smith Ser meme 8ene-
ralanunlt Gnglanbs.

9erIin, 3. Iop. 9rabtlos iiber
SoppiIle. 9lns omtliber Guene ipur.
DC heittc Elm ritiii'hcr nilitdrii6er
9icnitbcriobt peroifertIibt, Der bel
eircm rlriiii6en 3riegssefangenen
gciiinben ipirbe Hah oieiem @e.
rid,t meloete cin 2oiafenoberit ieinem
&orqciestcn, Dem Baron bon Stem-
pel, ieine Sriippen bdtten iid) gerto-
tigt aciebcn, cine 9lnjabl Don 8riegs-
nefargeucu 3u totcn. nm oil Gdntpfert
in Der Tdle teilnebmen 5it fonnen.
Sic 5nges5eitring peroffentli6t ei-
ncu pcitercn Seri6t iiber Die fsabrt
bcs II 9outes 9su. Of bon TeltidlanO
nod Den 9or0anelen inter 9efebl
pon &upitdn Seriing i'm pcrgangeneil
sSriibiabr. Die lleberiee yeafrifl-
tenagcntilr mcloet bo5n folgenbes:
.9luf Iciner ,Subrt oerienfte ous
&oot uiht MIR Die britii6en 5Glaht-
id)iiic Sri1tmpb uno Weaieitic, ion-
bern and peridieoene britiife San-
oelsid)ific. llnter oieien befunb iid)
Scr ISobu Suroic. Oieies Sd)iff tpur-
&c per'enft nadbem Die Wannidaft
c5 ucrlaIicn bate. Mls oas 5aud]-
boot Den eriten SduB abfeuerte, be-
merftC man einen Sinou 9ieier 5og
eincn 9onbsmanu binter iif Der, oei-
len ,SiiBc gcfeiielt tuoren. @eioe muir
Den 6llrh oie 9eutiaen eerettet. gs
lit oic5 cir @eiipiel fiir oie 9ebonb-
lung Scr 'Sinbus our6 ole 9riter, bic
Der sIniift limo, ooB Der bette Sinoii
Gin toter Snbier iit"
1srunfreif,S 9abinett sesen SrieSen.
Sdris. 3. 0op. ysSronfreib piro
fem Sricbensobfoniinen unterseid.
ren. 'olonge IS nift burh einen
Sic8 mieorrber9eitel1t lit uno ebe es
ridt Die @orontien fiir einen oouern.
0en tSrreocn erInngt bot. erfl1rte
Trcnticr @ridnb beiite.
Eieie MeuBerlne NOR einaeihIoi.
fen in bic Grfldr1tna. oie oos ncue
adbinct in Der 9onrmer uno oent
Senate ncrIcien Iieb. Ssn Der eritere1,
nor Scr Trenier perionli6 cridlie.
mn.
Sos arieaSamt fiinbiete beute oil,
SaB Gin Inarifi Der 9nIsoren bon
irons6Iiidlcn Srlippen i'm iiioIiden
Scrbien nube GriooInf obeeidIoaen
mor6en lit. Sn Hoiime BON Strr-
nliBo brinacn bic 6ron5oien in Der
bergiaen @egcno nnbe Der 8renae
nor. Sic oclitite Infiinbisuna bon
bcm Serienfen bes fran5ofiiden
Sautbootes 5rrquoiie pirb bonn
Morincon,te beitdtigt, pel6es Die
fclacnSc GrfI6riine in oider ge5ie.
hung ohgsqeber bat:
SSic Rnhridten aus beutihen
Grcllcn melSen. lit oos fron5oiiide
Taiihboot Surquoiie i'm Wormara.
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Mebrbeit bon ritnb 5000 Siintnen
ab.
Mnoere MmenOements nno @eiete
Ocriunrfen.

Die @dhler uernarfen nid,t MIR
8robibitio;l, ionbern au6 orci anoere
&erfaiilnlgs 9lmenbentent5 uno
5ipci 0eiete, Die bon Der 2cgislotur
angenommen Doroen paren. Gines
Der 9lmenhements, bas Die Inter
itiibitngs Der yNaiien" bate, he5pef-
te, OaB irgenbein Serfoiiungs- -slmen-
oenent, oas IN 3tpei 9lbitinnungen
nodeinanber perfpprfen iporoen mar,
imtcrbalb feds Sabre BEN @dblcrn
nift porgclegt peroen iolle. Die at-
beren slmenoements be5tpeften Die
Steiierbefreiltne aller offentli6en
Bombs L. Sic gripeiter,ing be$ 9(n1ts.
Terminus bon Gountpbeamten bon
5iuei auf bier Sabre. Wtit Ser Ser.
perfitng bes WcGerrnott 8eicses
befitnoeten Die @Gbler, oaf7 iie nit
bent geeenpdrtigen 9i5cniicrltngs.
@eies fit @irti6often jifricoen
iinb Gas Sproguc 8cict, ous
aleidfalls periporfen ipurbe, beobiid,,
tiatc cine 9fclleinteilltng berSongreB-
Giitrifte. @e;oe iparen rerublifani-
ihe 0toBnabmen unb botten Sic I'm.
teritiiRilne bes @oun @iI1i5.
y9faiie" 8eipimme in Saimpis.
Sbicoao, Sd, 8. Nap. -
@carostotpn ubb Wc!nbs, sic sruei
..Iaiien" iu1o ben fl Sninoiicr Or.
ten, in bencn JeItcrn 0ocol Option
S9oblen itnttgcfiinoen, babe, iid) fir
@eibebultung Der @irtihaften cr-
fldrt. @on BEN renn .trodenen"
Srter itintntten 5tpei fir rnar.
rSrodenc" crlansen Tehrbeit.
q i'd nj n 3, @o., 3. gtop. Die
geitrigcn 2cgisldtiir @abIen i'm
Staote ergaber cine Webrbe::t fir Die
- ySrofener" in Der fon1nenSen Sc.
gislotur, nelde iiber oieWofnabmen
5ur 0urdfiibrling bon Trohibition
5ii eilti6eioen baben pirb, DeIbe am
/. 9ooerrber 1916 IN &raft tritt. @e.
publifoner unb l1nobhGnq:ae er.
oberten bios 20 Sise uno Die Demo.
fraten fDerben in iibcrfp6Itigenoer
Mehrbeit icin.
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Nsquitb oerteioigt
feline &olitif.
Sin6et in Sir Gariou ebtnbir.
tigen @egner.

Erertiers perrieten cine gerpiiie
slengitlt6feit, uno er CReoner) lei
Der lteber5eliglng, bab nod elmer
9riegs bauer bon Is Monaten enc.
li6 einnlal cine freie 0ebatte i'm
Sailie itattfinoen iolte. Or erflGrte
Die ae9enndrtige Gage fiir iebr &C.
fGbrlid), nnb nif)ts fonne blrd Ser.
fleineriing bieier 8efabr geiponnen
perben. Der 9falm bes aricgs.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-03
&e6rlole le oeutl@e &riegsgefangene bon
ben &olaten einfa9 abqeld)la9tet>

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peitert, uno i'm Often ieien Die pital-
item SntereIien Oes britiiGen &ei6es
beorobt. Die 0eutiden ieien i'm ge-
iise bon @elgieit, zines SeiIes bon
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iest Serbien. Sas 2nllb tpole ba-
RIM ipiiien, oh Die 9plt1nbe on
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item Der SSnterciien bes 0anbes Der.
manot piirOen Sn @e5ng alif ulle
oieie sSrngen tappe bns 9ano i'm
Ounfcln.
gr erfldrte, bas 9ono lei ME 10
bereitipiIig setueieil. Spfer 5u brin-
gem, ais nafbem bas 8olf Die Gage
poaitdnbig peritanben babe. @r 10.
be ni6t pergeiielL peIde Sinoerniiie
5it iiberipinoen nareil, aber sl glei.
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alif ben peri6ieoenen 9riegsi6al,.
pldten ereignet bdtten
gr nabn 8e3us auf Den Wangel
on 0funition llno tpies boralif bin,
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