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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-05

that may name is taken off immedi-
ately," said Mr.. Adams, who is now in
the sporting goods business on Bran
ford place. ut was represented to me
by the man who asked permission to
use my name that the ticket was to
be an Independent one, to express dis
satisfaction with present political con-
ditions. Nothing whatever was said
as to local option"
Should Mr.. Adams's name remain
on the ticket, it would bring it to the
top of the ballot, In accordance with
alphabetical order and this is be-
lieved to be the reason why Adams
was asked to go on.
Mr.. Hoot stated today that the
ticket was surely a local option ticket
and that he explained that to Mr..
Adams when he secured the latter's
consent to run.
"Mr. Adams may not have compre-
hended that the ticket was a local
situation before him In that light. OF
course, If he thinks now that he
doesn't care to run on 1t. why we will
allow him to withdraw. Adams is
too good a fellow to cause any trou-
BILE for, and we don't want to do II"
While the ticket has chosen for its
designation the title Independent
Citizens Ticket there is little doubt
in political circles that it has for it's
main principle the obtaining of a
local option law. Next to Mr.. Adams's
name appears that of Fillmore Con-
dit, of Essex Fells, vice president or
the Anti Saloon League, and one of
the principal movers in the proceed
ings to make Caldwell dry.
Churchmen on Ballot, Too.
After Mr.. Condit comes Harry w.
Hoot, of 247 Belleville avenue, who is
the general secretary of the Bowery
branch of the Y. M. G. A., New York
Clarence Fl. Hedden, of 1886 Thirteenth
avenue, vice-president of the c. M
Hedden Company, is next and then
follows Charles p. Ingalls,, proof
reader on a local paper, who resides
at 80 Myrtle avenue, Bloomfield, and
CONTINUED on Page 4, Column 81
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Republicans, in Theirs, Prom
ise Much for the States FL
nanciaI System.
ANOTHER PROMISE FOR
EXTENSIVE ROAD REPAIRS
Asks for Votes to Rebuke Ad-
ministration's Tariff and
Mexican Policies.
From a staT Correspondent.

From a Stan Correspondent.
TRENTON, Oct. 5.-The Repub-
licans lost little time today in getting
down to business when they began
their State convention at the Repub-
lican Club here today. By noon they
had a tentative draft of their platform
ready, their convention officers elect
ed and they had all decks cleared to
receive the report of the platform
committee this afternoon, which will
be a ratification of the tentative draft.
Senator Walter E. Edge OF Atlantic
county was made chairman Of
the Republican convention and
William N Runyon, of Plainfield,
was made secretary. The following
committees were named:
redentials-Senators Colgate, of
Essex; Matthias, of Ocean; senatorial
nominee, Wells of Burlington;
Thompson, of Monmouth. and AS
son.
Resolutions-Senator Reed. of Cam
den; Rathbun, of Morris; Assembly
man Pilgrim, of Essex; Oliphant, of
Mercer. and Pierson, of Union
The Republican platform was the
first one announced 1t was as fol-
lows:
The Republican Platform.
The platform of the Republican
convention prepared by the platform
committee and submitted to the
delegates said:
= zone year ago, the Republican
convention, consisting of legislative
nominees and others, as designated
by law, met in annual session in
Trenton.
AT the same time a contract with
the public was proposed, that II
placed in power. a program of con-
structive legislation would he under
Continued on Page 4, Column ID
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the successes of the allies be called
brilliant victories, Notwithstanding
the fact that they had help from
most of the munition factories of the
world, including those of the United
States.
"It was not by any soldierly quail
ties of the English attack, but by =
successful surprise and by the use OF
asphyXiating gases"
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By the Associated Press.

BS the AssOciateu ffess
PARIS, Oct. 5 (2:33 p. m.)-There
was fairly violent bombardment in
the Artois region yesterday, both
sioes taking part, according to the
announcement given out by the
French war office this afternoon.
In the Champagne district the ar
tillery exchanges have continued.
French artillery caused a violent
explosion to a German railroad train
at a point north of Verdun.
French aviators have thrown down
some fifty shells on a railroad sta
tion near Peronne.
The text of communication follows:
"In Artois there was yesterday a
fairly violent bombardment, both
sides taking part, along the entire
front to the north of La Scarpe. There
was also fighting with bombs and tor
pedoes in the sectors of Quennevieres
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Cohllhhhib, tho icpoib L 5dih'
Gen. Joffre planned to force the
Germans to retire over front of $40
kilometres 1926 miles,, or out Of
France He succeeded in forcing
them back over front Of only twen-
ty-five kilometres (fifteen miles,.
"The result was due chiefly to as
phyxiating gases used by the French.
BY no stretch of the imagination can
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GERMANS RETAKE ANOTHER
TRENCH FROM THE FRENCH

western front to meet the Anglo
French attack, it was officially stated.
One division which was about to leave
the western front for another scene
of operations was detained on the
German front, but no reinforcements
were sent.
The war office today made public
the copy of an order said to have been
issued by the commander of IN Ens-
lish division on the eve of the great
offensive declaring that "on the
coming battle depends the fate OF
future British generations"
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GERMAN LOSS ONLY FIFTH
OF ALLIES, BERLIN REPORTS
by the Associated Press.


allies in killed wounded the fighting
allied
effective strength 100000
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Rx the United Press.

BY the United Press.
BERLIN, via London, Oct 5.-Ger-
man troops not only repulsed all
enemy attacks on the western front
yesterday, but recaptured a trench
section from the French on a hill
northwest of Givenchy, the war office
announced this afternoon.
The allies attempt to break the
German lines in the west not only
failed, but it did not even alter the
military plans of the German general
staff, it was stated today.
No new regiments were sent to the
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ADAMS
DOESN'T FAVOR
LOCAL OPTION
If That's the Object of Ticket
He's On, He's Been Mis-
led, He Says.
HIS NAME WOULD GIVE
PARTY TOP OF BALLOT
Adams's Signature Secured by
Harry w. Hoot, Y. M.
C. A. Worker.

Platt Adams. the local athlete who
gained fame in the Olympic games,
today denied that he was a candidate
for the Assembly on a local option or
anti-saloon league platform. Mr..
Adams's name appeared on a petition
filed with the county clerk yesterday
which contained the names of a num-
ber of men known to be active in the
campaign for local option and other
liquor legislation.
"If that ticket is for local option, ]
know nothing about it and will see
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Porter CharIfOn'S
Trial Is Started
By the Associated Press.

BY the AbsOcIHttH FFtHb'
COMO, Italy, Oct. 5, via Paris, l:30
%. m.-Almost the entire morning of
the first day of the trial of Porter
Charlton, the young American, on the
charge of wife murder was taken up
with the formalities of procedure,
Charlton, who is a son of former
Judge Paul Charlton, of the Porto
Rican courts, is being tried for the
murder, at Lake Como five years ago.
of his wife, who was formerly Miss
Mary G. Scott, of San Francisco.
The prisoner was brought into
court by guard of carabineers and
was placed in an iron-barred dock.
He looked worn, but youthful.
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accompanied by the representatives
of Great Britain, France and Italy.
Jean Herbette and other specialists
in foreign politics are agreed that the
allies must strike hard and swiftly
If they are to accomplish their pur-
pose in the Balkans, and that half
measures would be worse than use
less. They state that the entente
powers should send in 100000 or 100000
men. It is stated the Italians have
500, 900 idle men under arms.
Owing to the position of Italy in
reference to certain Balkan peoples,
the Italians might be precluded from
| landing troops at Saloniki, but the
/ suggestion is made that they might
assist the British and French at the
Dardanelles.
1t Is conceded that IL Bulgaria
should enter the war the situation
would be a dangerous one for the
allies. Unless this blow were parried
tquickiy, military strategists believe
the Serbians might be crushed be-
tween the Germans and Austrians on
the north and the Bulgarians on the
south, in which case a Teutonic
enemy might reach Constantinople in
a comparatively short time.
BY the Associated Press.
MILAN. Oct (via Paris, Oct. s, ASS
a. m.).-A military convention was
signed between Bulgaria, Germany
and Austria some time ago, according
to Sofia dispatch to the Corriere
Della Sera.
BY the terms of this treaty the
dispatch asserts. the Bulgarian army
Is bound to attack Serbia with six
J CONTINUED on Page I. Column 81
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1y INC AtHOcIHLed PFebS.
PARIS, Oct. 8, a. m.-Russia's ul
timatum to Bulgaria is welcomed in
Paris as q means of clearing the Bal
kan situation. Little doubt Is felt
here that France will take similar
action, and that if the Russian min
lister departs from Sofia he will be
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Intense Excitement in Athens Fol-
lows Report of Attack by
Bulgarian Cutters.
PETROGRAD'S ULTIMATUM TO
SOFIA, DELAYED, EXPIRES TODAY
RumOr Combined Demand on Bulgarian
Government, Now Said to Be in Mill
tary Agreement to Attack Serbia.
BY the United Press.

ATHENS, 5Three Greek sailing
caused much citemen here
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agency s.
QMondayJ
BY the Press
PETROGRAD
This officially today
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CONTINUED on Page I. Column 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
Ser 6epublif ernit=
lid miibe.
Iae YrODinSen Gbinas
utrlangen nadl MOs
nard)le.
@plfsabitimmnng -iiber IenSernns
9lnfans nafliten Sabres.
Indj Die MDnardlie marc MIR cine
fonititntioneae.
IrGiiSent Yuan Sbi-aai liebanselt
NIT Der &niierfrpne.

8efing, t2. DIT. SSn einem
bonn 10. Sftober ootierten lino &C.
itern ubeno peroffentli6te1 Sefret
beltGtigt @rGIioent guam Sbi-&oi ben
@mpfang bon 8ctitionen aus alleu
8ropin5en Der &epublif, porin Die
@ieoerberitenung Der Wonurfie Der.
langt miro. @r erfldrt, oob oas gon-
se 8olf oieie sSrnge eitti1eioen nliiiic,
i1rb bab iid) jeoe slenberling Der
Hegierungsform olif fonltitittionel-
lem @ege pon5icben miiiIe.
Die tpirfIi6en @iinid)e bes 8oIfes
tpiiroen befolgt iperben. Gen 8eonl-
ten, tpelde Die g8oblen 5u leiten bo-
ben, miro Der 9litftrog erteilt, ibren
8flid)ten in itrifter gefolgiug oeS
0eiebes nod5ifonmell
Offi5iel erf6brt man, oab Die 9to-
Misunderstanding glnfung nod)Iten
Sabrcs eingerufen iperben miro, ltno
baB Die neue 9tegieriing, tpie INNER
iie iein ioa, cine fonititittioneIle ieiu
tpiro.
8rGiibent guan Sbi 9oi's Grfl0.
ri,ng IdBt burbbIifen, bab er Die
&oiierfrone annebmen poae, tpcnu
| fi6 bas &olf fir Die monor6iid)e 9tc-
gieri,ngsform erflGren iollte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
Sremitr Saimis bielt fei'
tic Mntrittsrtbe tn
Der Ganlmtr.
9iinftige 9altnns wirb BON bemt
Gang Der Greisniiie abbdngen.
&sniselos ueripridlt fir SppDiitipn
abiuartcnbe Saltnns.
@nrnt pur angebliden Ggpauiipns-
gcliiiten Snlsariens.
@mlsariens @ernidltnng lage i'm Sn-
terciie Der Selcnem.
Sebattc iiber 3aimis' &eSe anf nadJ'
itc @pdle peridjuben.

9onbon, ~. Oft. Gie griefi-
idc &ammer tpurbe in ibrer geitrigen
Sisi1ng ourd Irenlier 3uimis in-
fprntiert, Dab sur beiieren Si6erung
Der pitale1 SSntereiien @rie6enlanos
beIien 0eutralitdt vpprlaitfig cine
ullter @affen iein miro" go meloet
cine &cuter-Gepeife aus Sltben.
Ser 8rentier fiigte bin5u. Dab lid
Der fiinftige Giirs bes Wtiniiteriltms
na6 ben Greigniiien ridten lperoe,
lrnb CAB ser Soffnlins @usorltf, Dab
Ser &iirs Der 9fegierlng Die Inter
lItiibnna Ses Golfes finoc
@cniselu's Griuioernns.
S5n Seonttportltng iagtc Der friibere
Sremier %cniselos:
nslngeiidts Der gegertpartigen nit-
BerIt fritiid)en Gage fpiitfd)t nielnano,
bem 9anoe S6uierigfeiten 3u berei'
ten. Die &an1mer miro Die &egie-
rlIna 10 lange iinteritiiben, ols Die &e-
aierllnas- -8olitif nibt Die GrinStpien
meincr Tolitif Gnbert, iiber Die iidl
Die &annner bereits ous9elpro6cil
bot. SeIbit tpen1 fein %ertrog nit
Serbien eriitiertc, tpiirbe es itnier
Ssnterciic perlangen. bon Der Nelttra-
lit1t absugebeit, ba iid1 Elm anoerer
Staot ouf imiere 9oiteri bcrei6ern
mill.
,Sie sSroge lit nift, oh mir Srie9
fiibren ioIlen ober i,id)t, ionbern mann
mir in 6en &rieg eintreteu iollen. sSiir
olle Sale iollten mir @ulgarien ni6t
geitatten, Serbien 5u sermolnen, oo-
nit es CguIgarier) inns berna6 mil
al ieiner Stdrfe attad!eren fann. Die
nationale Seele iaet lms. oab es i'm
SSnterciic 8rie6enlonos lit, pen
9nlgorien per1id]tet miro. Soltt
9ulgarien trirntpbieren, miro Del
SeIlenisnus pollfonlmen perifipin
oen."
Sieraiif nertagte iih Die &omme,
bis 5iim uddliten Wontog
3nimis' 3ebe.
Boris, 12. Oft. Trenlicr 3oi
mis- erfldrte in Der griebii6en Sam
ner, baB Die &egieriine nod iorafol
tiger Yriifiing Der GilBcrit fonlplier
ten Gage bei6loiien bdtte, boB bt
8clitif bes &abinetts bieielbe bleibei
niiiie, Der 0riedenlono ieit ariegs
beginn gefolst NOR. Der Sopas
9orreiponoent in Itben legt Dem 8re
ilier folgenbe @orte in ben Wtilno
| lin Die pitoleu SSntereiien Der gta
tinn SIT i6iisen, miro ilniere 9teutro
litdt porldiifig cine in @offen iein
ltniere fii1tftige Saltlrng miro iit
ben Greigniiicn anpaiien, beren Ser
lauf BON Der &egierllng nit groB
ter Iufmerfiamtcit beobo6tet Deroer
ioa. Sic lit iiber5eugt, ooB lie i
oieien fritiifen Stunoen Die Inter
itiisitng Der Ibeeorbneten bes beac
niifcn Solfcs bot"
@elli5elos anttportete, inoem er CT
flarte, 9rie6enlanbs SSntereiien pcr
langen. oaB es eegeu gitIsarien i
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
aann nidJt 81 oft geideben.

Gaming, Ni6., ~. Oft. &ellte
lit Oos 8eies IN arnft getreten, Dem.
gentdb an getpiiien 6eiertogen III
iamtliden offentIidep SduIcn i'm
Staute ben 3ogIingen Die llnab-
Notwithstanding oorgeleien Der.
ben muB. Seute lit Golilnibustog
unb bieier iit elmer Der in bem bon
Der iiingiten 2cgislatlr ongenomme-
en- 8cieee eenonnten 5eiertnge Die
betr. gin tpuroe BON &eprdientant
&obler, Detroit, eingercift uno Der
3iued lit elm patriotii9er.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12

@iniall Der 8ul9are1 in Strbien be0on1tn*

Oeuti6la1o tper6en berfteben, bab es
gulgarien obliegt, bieie @ebiete 5u
beiesen.
Serbien meIbet 8nlgaren GinfalI.
2onbon, ~. Oft. Die bieiige
ierbiid]e @eianbti9aft erbielt beiite
ans Niid foleenbes Selesramm:
r@eitern abenb bega1nen 9ulga-
rem einen slngriff in Der &idtltng
bon glaiina. sllle 9lngriffe tpiirben
bis iest enti9eibenb 5itriifgei6ln.
gen."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
Sorwdrts gebt's AUDI an ber Sit'
mnO @eitfrout ber 9fnti6cn.
Seinblide 5lieser bernntergebult.

nllniere Slieger 5eritorten geitern
bier feinblid)e 9leroplone. Gin britt
id)er 9leroplmt fiel on einem S,nft
oitlid BON 8operingbe berab. gtorb-
Deltlid) bon Sille 5iuang Selit'
nont Smmclmann einen britii6erl
S6la6t- 9iplan, Scr in elmer 6obe
bon 1000 @tetern flog, gum 9lbitieg.
0ieier Offi5ier bate inncrbulb fur
ger 3eit bier feinolihc sleroplane
berlintergebolt.
nSSSn Der Champagne ipuroe eill
fron5oiil6er Sflodt. Siplan nobe
Sonmc-Tp berluttergeid)oilen mo
ein 5ipeiter auf ben 6oben Der Waas.
@ir perloren einen @eobad)tings-
gleroplnn iiiblid bonn Sc Bretre-
@alo."
@icn's pffisicllcr geridlt.
gS Sicn, iiber 9onbon, t2. Oft.
Som oiterreidiihen SaliptQuarticr
ipitroe geitern folgenoer offi5ieler
Seriht beroffeiltlidlt:
SSSn Der Nfacpo-@egeno lnb nobe
Sbrenopoc Gerbiider aonpfplas)
gab es feline ncnncnsncrtcn Greig-
niiie. Seiterrei6 itnaorii6e irnb
bellti6e Sritppen. Die iiber @clgrah
porriifen, uertrieben oie Serben oits
ibren &cri6on5iIngen iiio0itlid] imf
iiibipeitlid bon ser Saltptitaot. llrl-
iere Srnppen itiirnlten8riinberg lmS
@olfp Trucnr.
.SSn ser 8egeno BON Semenbrio
uno So5arepac aepailnen Die teiito.
niiden Sriippcn bebeutcub @rlnO.
n@ei Der 9eieblung bon Selgrue
| fielen ncin Worine-@eid)iise, &c
Selogeid]iibc, Gin Sheinperfer, 5abl-
loie @epebre. eroBc @'lunitions.
nengen itno onocres &riegSmaterial
III inicre SGnbe. 3ebn ierbiif1e 81.
| fiiierc rmo iiber 600 Wonn ipurber
5u 8cfangencn gernndbt. Die GerluitG
oes fSeinocs narcn iebr grob.
Sic Sonal- 6lotille bat cine In
5abl 5SlilB- Wtineil imo riiiiiidle See
minen 5erit0rt"
Die bentid)en ygarbnren".
Berlin, ~. Oft. 0rabtlos mad
Sappille. Inter ben geitern bon Del
ltcberiee 9fa6riften 9lgentur Der
0ffentli6ten MitteiJungen befanb lid
Ole folgenoe: n8eteral bon 9iiiing
General, @oupernelir bon @el9icn
hat Elm Tefret erlaiien, iDorin oo:
Solten bon Sinauogeln, oenen oil
glugeu ausgeitoGen iDuroen, perbp
ten miro. glm gnoe bes Scfret:
bcift cs: rmTie fiinitlid)e 9lenornl
pon %ogcln lit cine 9ruilianlfeit, oi
ih untcr feiner @eoingilng BUILDER
famt. -"
Der @mnidl lit Batter bes 8eoanfen
Boris, ~. Oft. 9srenlier 9ra
tiano BON &llmGnien but lallt cine
! Spesioloepei6e ans Hon Der italieni
Ihcn Hegiering 81 peritcbcn gegebell
boB Rrlnlaniens Seitritt 5lIr Gntent
fiir iiher bctruftct peroen mag. 9i
rum6niife 9fcgierung Dcroe abe
ielbit oen 3citpunft Ddblcn, tponn c
ibr gut eridleint, gegen Die Central
mG6tc ms 1elo 5u 5icbcn.
Gin ueripatetcr aampfbcrift.
Soris, 12. Oft. Obpobl gel
srab serdunlt tpuroe, 10 balten nac
ciner am Sonutag aiifa"gebenen SC
| peihe ocs Observation-Disclosures i
g}iit Die Sample an ben Die Stab
lm9ebenoen SiigeIn nit lroBer Sari
nddigfeit an. ~IrtiIerie auf beiber
| Seitcn", iagt Die Tepcid,e, rirnterbdl
obne 9auie icit orei Sagen oas 6euel
| Die Serben aeipannen beute ipieoe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
Sntere1ante alage
gegen Wfntnal.
SerbOt gtgeu Settilignng
an ariegsanleibe
geiDrbert.
9lac Guliseninbaber am 9lmssans bes
ErpSeiles intereiiiert.
Game in Chicago erindlt nm Gin
baltsbefebl i'm 8eridlt nn.
QleohnSn rcd,ffsrftof lSntpI NIT (Nel-
TeabuSp redJtfertigt Spiel NIT Gel
bern Der @itiuen nnb 0aiien.

= btcago, 12. Oft. Inter Der
eetnitptung, baB Die Wtiltllal Serii.
6eriines 8eieqidaft bon Stem yorf
$10,000,000 in 9onbs Der anglo
fran3oiiifen &riegsanIeibe bon einer
balben Ofilliaroe an5ilegen gebenfe,
bat geitern bier Srait Olga 8. g.
@alib i'm Sunbes 9iitriftegeriGt
I'M einen @inbaltsbefebl gegen bie
@l,tual angeiud)t, bel Der lie auf
$4,000 periidert lit. glIs gefIogte
pcroen genannt: Die @erii6erungs-
@eieqifaft, Charles q. 8eoboop, ihr
Yrdiioent; Die Gireftoren, bie Wfit-
glieocr Der anglo fron5oiiiden PIN
leibe aontrtiiiion, S. g. Morgon
als Gin5elperion, ino oie Sirma s.
9. Worgan & 60, 5ranf 3. 0ton-
net, Der friihere 9cneraIanipalt bon
Ohio, ipel6er Die 9lnti Sriiit 8ro-
jciie gegen Die Stonbarb Oil SO. in
Ohio nit iol6em Grfolge gefiibrt bat.
te, lit Der sntpolt Der 9lGgerin.
Sn Der GIagci6rift miro barge,
legt, oaB unter ben tuuienocn 8oli.
5enilboberit ser Mflltiial iid) picle
9erioner peridicocner @ationoIit1i
befinben, NM Dob bic gnIoge Der
SruItgeloer bicier Toli3eninbabcr in
Der anglo fran5oiiiden Inleibe I'M.
fer ben @eriiferten eincn glntoaonis-
mus berporrl,fen mag, Ser silnl 9lb.
brith Der @eieaidaft uno ban1it 5itr
gntDertrne Der Sntereiien Der 9IG.
germ in Der Wtlltiial fiibren f0nnte
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baltitng oes HeierpefonbS b6nge bon
oem @oblipolen Der 8oli3ellinbaber
ab, itnb fein Seil Ger 9lftipen. Der sc.
icaifaft ioIlte baber in SefllritGter
Der friegfiibrci1oen 9ntionen inpe,
itiert ober 5ltr 6orberune Der gege1.
DGrtigen &riege beniitt tperben.
Eeabuog redJtfertigt Snpeitiernng.
gtem Dorf, IL. Oft. Charles
u Beabobp, Srdiioent Der Nhitllol
Sebens @criiherlingsgeieQi6
batte NIT geaug oilf Den in Gbicagr
angeitrengten Yro5eb berSrau @alif
folgelloes 5lt iagen:
yg9ir baben nien1als geood)t, elm,
Sunlmc fpie $10,000,000 in anglo
fran5oiii6en Bombs un3ulegen. 81
Der Sat baben mir nod feinen Yentt
oarin inueitiert. Die So6e lit ie
bod unter grtp1girng unb mir moaer
uns enti6lieBen, $2,000,0O0 ooel
$3,000.000 Bombs su nebmen, 90 fl
5lueifelos cine quite Inloee iino. 6.
Diiroe ieooh fir ms poIlfonlnen 9e
iesli9 iein, $10,000,0OO ODER irgcno
Del6e anoere Sirmme barin arlSulc
gen, tpenn es lns 70 crnpfcblensipcr
,crid)eint. 8eieBli1 fonnen mir oa
rim ni6t perbinoert tperben, oa nnicr
Seielli6oft iotuobl in ,Sranfrcid) al
old in englanb 8eiddfte 6etreibt
geeD Yorfer 8erii6erilngsaeicIlifaf
ten, Die in bieien 9dnoern @ei6Gft
TIM, onrfen nad oein@eics Die 9ono
oieier &egieriingen fouicn.~
s. g. Woreon & 60. tuoaten iic
iibcr Den Sro5ei, ni6t alsipred)en.
= 8rie6enlanb fiirdtet offenbar
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
aampflnftige 6ritdtr.
Snmpfer nit 1000 9feicrpiiten bente
BON Stem Yprf nbsefabren.

Rep 9orf, ~. Oft. Ger srie-
diide 0onpfer @aiiileffe Gonitonti-
NOS frbr beute nit 2000 9feierOiiten
nod sltben ab. Sic folgteu Dem Dor
5fpei @o6en erGoiienen 9lufrllf 81 ben
@offen Cine 500fopfigc S6ar bon
Heierpiiten fam in einem 3ug no6
yeeD 9ort. Sic botten i6on oen lct-
ten galfan &ries mitgemo6t. 9(uf
benz S6iff bieb es, boB @ric9enIonb,
ioate es nift in ben &rieg eintreten,
Die &iidfobrt bieier 9icicrpilten be.
5ablen piro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-12
Tran5Oiiides aabel
gtbrodtn.

@em Yurf, IL. Oft. -
Die frans6iiide aabel 8eiell.
ihaft melSet ben grndj ibres
aabels. Dies fpirb iuabridJein-
! lid cine @ersOsermns i'm Gin
treffen Der fiinftisen pffisiellen
Seridlte ans Earis nnb iunitiser
. Sepeidem ans Haris snr Iplse
babcm, oa bieie bis snr @ieber-
beritellung oirefter @erbinoum-
gen iiber Gpnbon gcleitet mer-
Den miiiien.