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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20
ReIaians eoina 10 EnaIand.

Scarcely a boat leaves Holland for
England these days without Its contin-
gent Of Belgians Of military age who
have evaded the registration Of all
male Belgian capable of bearing arms
now required by the German author
tiles in Belgium Many of them are
on their way to England to work In
the munitions factories, while those
who at the beginning of the war were
called to the colors and on account
of the speed with which the invasion
of Belgium was accomplished were un-
able to respond to the call, are en-
route to join the Belgian army in
Flanders.
Among the former there are various
groups wearing bits of colored tape in
their buttonholes or pinned to their
clothing, some purple, some green,
some yellow, by which representatives
of the British munitions firms who are
to employ them may recognize their
men, or their women, as the case may
be-for many OF these future workers
| in the manufacture Of armament are
women
Those who are going for soldiers
are generally younger men, in their
early twenties for the most part They
| have lived through much. and are So
bered and sadGened by what has pass
| ed in their country since last August.
They talk together in little groups, in
low voices, R1ancing over their shouI-
ders constantly, unable to rid them
selves OF the fear Of that continual
surveillance to which they have so
long been subject.
/ Their talk lust now Is all of the pro-
posed annexation Of Belgium by Ger
many, which they are convinced Is Inn
ninent. They claim that this is new
progressive measure on the part OF the
linvaders-that Belgium once annexed
and become thereby an integral part
of the German empire, all Belgfans OF
military age will DO called upon to
serve In the German army, and on re-
fusal to do SO will be treated as Ger
man deserters. For this reason they
saw. every Belgian Of military age now
remaining in the stricken country Is
making desperate efforts to escape De-
fore the expected annexation can be
proclaimed.
/ On each boat, also. may be found
generally one or more prisoners OF war
who has escaped from one OF the Ger
man prison camps, of which few
are not far from the Dutch border.
Most of these are French whose IAN
/ guage being the same as that OF most
Il Belgians renders their fight through
! Belgium less difficult. But occasionally
i there are Englishmen. left behind In
tina first retreat from Belgium and re-
manning in hiding ever since or es-
CAPPED directly from q military prison.
Once In while thers list Russian. Inc
Associated Press correspondent made
/ the Journey with two such escaped
Russians, whose story OF their ngn.
seemed almost impossfn1e of,pelief, yet
was borne out by the detail with which
ft was h1Ied. respecting the eoanIIy
lover which they had made thelr way
Both were sim in the full Uniform
Of Russian private soldiers, which they
had neither been able to change nor
to disguise during their Fight With
their trousers thrust into high boots
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

they got or safely, making their way
by night and hiding In haystacks by
day. At first they went without food
entirely. but finally approached q peas
ant woman who was milking IN q field.
and she gave them some milk without
the exchange of n word. plainly ig-
norant of what they were-doubtless
thinking them German soldiers In one
of the many new uniforms adopted by
the Germans since the beginning of
the war.
The third night they crossed the
Dutch frontier without seeing a SEN
try. Ultimately, with immense din
cuIties engandered by their ignorance
of any speech familiar to the Meth
erlands, they succeeded In reaching
The Hague, where they we're taken
in charge by the Russian legation and
furnished with the necessary funds for
a return to the realm of the car
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20
THE HIGH ART OF VISITING

tainly thought should never live
through their visit The boy was good.
but he had to be amused every minute
and it was a little strenuous for u.s.
We spent hours among the animals,
and in the toy departments and had
to pay the maids something extra be-
cause they had to cook up so many
dehcacies for the boy and Adele. she
said they both had delicate stomachs
and couldn' teeat the palmer things. but
1 noticed that candy and popcorn didn't
give the child a qualm and Adele
could consume a five pound box OF
candy in no time at all
adele was decided. however, and
found that this quality was something
to be thankful for after she had gone.
You see. our next visitor was Frances
and she can't make up her mind under
a week We had to decide everything
for her or give her several days in
which to make and unnake her plans
a dozen times and finally get one of
us to tell her what was best. She
strewed our books all over the house
because she couldn't make up her mind
as to what she wanted to read and we
ate all day because she couldn't
decide whether she wanted anything
at all. Oh. dear, 1t was awful"
"You were a little unfortunate in
your friends, weren't your
Not bit Of it!' declared the caller
quickly They were all the most de-
lightful people to meet socially that
you ever knew. All OF them were of
fine stock and some of them are well
known in literary or business lines.
My experience shows that it takes a
nearly perfect person to make a good
visitor. 1 have thought the thing Out
and I can see that it is really dang
gerous thing to bring your friends
into a strange household and expect
them to be absolutely comfortable Wis
itors. They never know wherein they
have done 1t wrong and that's what
makes me uneasy. Pm never going tc
visit another soul I'm going to
hotel every time, for who knows whai
/ might not be doing to upset things
If visited ?'-Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20
THE ASSAULT ON FRANK.

&c It hasn't been realizea <before, Il
shoxld DC now by the 1eop1e Of the
state OF Georgia. that thege hes before
them . auty Of me 1dEhest import
ance In overcoming the conditions
which exist there rs nave been re-
vealed hy the vAffous phases OF tho
Frank case. BH had not been brought
to proper a1&m<fen before. 1t has by
the n1nrdsrous attack made upon
Frank. navy = lzfe prisoner at the state
farm.
Fr6k stands convicted of murder
an% the assault upon him was COM
TdStted BY q 9nurderer serving similar
(sentanee, hut N 10 impossible to over
look The Fact that much responsibility
for the Intense feeling which has been
created against Frank IN that conn
nonweaath ana DOUBTLESS in the mind
or the assaalane, WAS due to the DEM
onstra4sons which had been carried
on by certain port2On at least of the
people OF that state who are outside
prison walls. They have been the
moving spirit in stirring up the ami
mostly against this man. There was
a liberation OF tho mob activity at the
trial which was manifested even more
strongly after the action Of the gov
ernor In committing the sentence. This
has continued periodically since that
time and there can be no question but
what It all has had its influence upon
the fellow prisoner Of Frank, who
thought he was responding to the de-
1nands of the people Of that state.
With the people OF that state realiz-
ing that responsibility for the Frank
attack to certain degree rests upon
them for permitting such q iawless
sentiment to prevail. Il is time that
determined effort was made to lift
the state from it's discreditabie POSI-
ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

AL jitneydrfver in4Prcvsdenos dazzled
by the strong lights OF q. machine go
ing In the opposite direction 9cst con-
troll Of his machine and his car with
passengers went over and down an
ernbankment. It is only one of the
many cases where the inevitable has
shappened. -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

The statement Of the kaiser that the
war viii end in October appears to
be about as uncertain as that of
Kitchener who declared II would start
in May.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Those Boston artfllerymen who Drop
ped on the Common under the attack
Of Old Sol. can appreciate the position
Of the Italians who are fighting In the
snow-c1ad mountains.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

What kind Of friendship is that
which Ambassador Bernstorff says
Germany wants to retain with this
country when American lives are
placed TN jeopardy ON the high seas7
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

When it Is declared that there WIN
be no war with Germany until the
presidents vocabulary 10 exhausted. Il
Is a lucky thing there's . college pro-
lessor In the White House.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20
Nerxr. in Good shaps.

When the President can sleep
through so disturbing n happening as
his grandson's crying in the night his
nerves must be in as good shape as
his acknowledgements News
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Mayors OF cities ars finding new du-
ties added to their many responsibt1i-
ties In acting as SETTLERS of strikes, and
in o number Of instances they are do
ing It successfully.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

The Haytian rebels were defeated
for lack Of ammunition which ought to
| mean protest to this country against
| the sale to other betIigererts.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Secretary Daniels is being congrat-
tlated for his idea in surrounding the
navy department with brains, but It is
only an example which predecessors
have furnished.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

The young men who are wearing the
Little Lord Fauntleruy collars are
those who short time ago were wear
ing loud colored blankets for coats.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Russia has placed big order for
rails in this country. Is it possible
that it needs more facilities for its re-
treat?
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

The man on the corner says: Judg-
ing by the average tramp the country
must be suffering from an unbreakable
drought.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Simultaneous with the coming of the
hot weather there has been marked
activity in the swat the fly campaign.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Athletes continue to break records,
but when cholera jumps from II to
sos cases in four days in Austria 1t
promises to go unbeaten for a while.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

That woman who had admitted SELL
ing her husband for $500 was keen
enough to take advantage of war
prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

eaaa& Improvement I'm ehaAa good sug-
gest4on Is offered 20 other states.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20

Houses that have not been destroyed
have suffered from occupation by Rus
sian soldiers and officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-20
EDITORIAL NOTES.

No one ever finds the automobile
speed laws being broken on poor roads.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
Gine iSolge falider
Ybiloiopbie.
8eriiitet ieim cher Bit ur>
iadt als Terbiitnng
BON arieg.
grpan's 5lpeites &apitel iiber ieinen
,nriafluien aries".
slrsnmentiert sesen militdriide ge'
reitifaft Der Ser. Staaten.
Wer geriiitet lit, hat nnd 9teignng,
ieine Madjt sn beniiben.

@ q bington, II. Su1i. Otii
Der 0ebaltptltng, baB 8eriiitetiein
cher &rieg proposiert als uerbiitet
l,ilb boB Die grhebung in europa bos
Reiultnt Der falid)en Gbiloiopbie lei,
oaB y0iaflt Heft ifafft", llltterbrei-
tete bei,te @r-Sefretor 9rpon IN Dem
5fpeiten 9apitel ieiner grflGritne
iiber ben rliriahloien 9rieg" elm 9lr.
gument eeeen militdriife @ereitidaft
Der Ser. Staaten unb preiit oen9urs
oes Groiioenten 9ilion in Der inter
tutionaien gtotIagc.
r@enn ireenonelhe 9totion feline
Gntfdlitloigling bat, nit ben frieg-
fiibrenben Rutionen in einen toIlen
Tettfampf nit @esue ouf ariees-
Iriiitunaen eilI5utreten, 10 limb es Die
Ser. Stnoten", iagte Serr grpo1l
@ir iinb auf beiben Seiten ourf
taliienbe bon 0eeilen O5ean geifiiti
itnb bieier Sdus iit fir itns BON GRO
berem @ert als irgenbtpeId)e 9obl
bon Shlafti6iffen.
.Wir baben einen tpeiteren Snut
IN Der ieber,nnnn befar1tn Sotiode,
oab mir Die Wtditner babe1, nit oenen
mir cine neutrality-suspicious. bilben
fonnen, Denn mir ie angegriffen
peroen, ltno es lit alld, befoni,t, oob
mir oos @elb bnben niirbelt. ia mehr
8elb, als mir qehobt hdtten, ip1re
oa Der llcberperoicnit oes ysoIfes IN
&illtlinqen aneelegt poroen @tt
brauhen uif]t MIR feline fpeitcren
@orbereitlngen, ionbern mir fonnen
ms gliidlidl ihaeen, Tie nidt 5u ho-
ben, bn es fir cine 9fotion lut1noalid,
6u iein fdleint, 5ii beiiben, mas man
gereitihoft nenrlt, obne altd) eleidl.
5eitig Die 9eeigilng at befieen, bieie
@ercitihaft auf Die eeringitc Iropo.
fotion bin su beniiken.
yTie friiberen 5eilnebmer in DEM
gegentp1rtieen &riee finb Die gtotio.
nen, Die am beiten geriiitet tparen.
uro ifl fiirdlte, es more fir lins
i6tpierig seipeien, ous oieiem arieee
beraus5rbleiben, pdren mir 10 gut
nie iie norbereitet eeipefen."
Die ltriahen bes europ0iinen
9rieges bes 26neeren beiprefenb,
iaet Serr @rpan, oob es 5tpeifeIlos
fein 3oiien-, Religions- ODER 5orti-
lier-9rieg lit. ltnb erfldrt: .8enn id)
Die SitlIation FORFEIT onolpitert bobe.
10 lit Der 9riee Die natiirli9e SSolge
elmer fnlifen 1biloiopbie. Der Sun-
bun1eittnl @rllloiae bieier foIi1en
8biloiopbie iit: Wfaht idofft @eht"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
MDro nnb SelbitmOrl
nad] GinbrudJ.
Gin impiteriDies @erbredlen in Step
gprf sn iriiber Worsenitmnbe.

q ~ Oorf, II. S.tli. Gornart
Cornelius, ein tpoblhobeitoer &ouf-
nonn, rief beute 5u friiber Worgen'
ftunoe ieine Had)barn nadl ietner
@obnuna in goit Stem Dorf nit Der
9lnfiinoigling, ooB Elm etnbre6er
feline @ottin erfhoifen b6tte Eort
angelongt, fonben Die @odburn Die
iiinee i6one Srmi bes Weonnes, Dor.
baro, nit orei &igelfpunoen i'm &opf
tot I'M 9ett. 0oi1eben o1if Dem 8o-
ben lag Die 2eide eines lungen Tfan.
mes, Der iit burd Die Sfldfe ge.
ifoiien botte. Sn ieiner 9ano befano
iid nod Die @offe. @eber Gorne-
Iius nod Die 8olisei fonnten bisbet
ben ginbringline ibettifi5ieren Cor.
nelius gloubt, boB er ith eridloB,
pGbreno er ieine 0ahbarn 81 Silfe
rief. iSrou Cornelius mar % Sobre
oft itno erit furae 3eir berbeirutet
Ser Cote por onibeiner,o 35 Sabre
lot, gut gefleibet unb trug einen
SiegeIring nit Dem Tpnogramm
,,@. ~"
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
&riideubogtn ftiir5t ein.
Sfiperer 11nfnG BEL griifenbnn in
Glcpelnnb pniiiert.
Gin glrbeiter tot, brei lebensgefGhr.
lih, iieben idjiuer uerlebt.

Cleveland, g., II. Suni. Gin
Wann ipurbe getotet, BRET lebensee-
f1hrli6 ntb iieben anbere per,iger
i6linm perlest, als elm Stahlbogen
om Sitenbe Der neuen griife, Die
bier iiber oem Gupohoeo.6luB errih-
tet miro, beute einitiirate. Ser
griidenbosen muroe 5ur Stiise eines
3emertboues fonitrltiert, unb elm aa-
bel, bas i'm belt, rib. 3ipan5ig
Ofonn ipurben nitten inter einem
SGouer bon 3riiinmern iieb5is Sub
binobgeihleubert. @nnee eeel, Der
@ormonn, tpuroe getotet Sic
S1perperIeeteli iinb 8. elf. Srnnf
Sones uilo Sobn Mtoonep.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
Gegen bic friegstoQen
9aqnis.
Mbmiral SDwarb fiibrt
GrpcOitiDn nad)
SOnDra.
9nnbnng ppn glnnjnfen nnb gfart'
neiplbnten, luenn nDttg.
Yaanis erfl1rten Oentiflanb, Werieo
nnb Scr. Staaten 6rteg.
Garransas Gntiuurt anf @illas 6rie-
bensppridlaae ubgclpnrtct.

Gan 9ieqo, Col, II. Sunni.
Dfit orei &onlpngnien, 300 Wtonn.
beg 4. 8egiments Der 9unbes-0in-
rine-Solooten on 9orb, fubr heitte
bas Slaeeeni6iff Colorado unter
&ontmonoo bes glbnlirals SotparD
BON bier ro6 Der &iiite pon Inter
Californian ob. glonliral 6oporb lit
initruiert, tpenn notig, Srilppen 6ll
lanben, I'M Die bur6 9oqiii. .Snoiai1et
bebrohten glmerifoner rro anbercn
sluslGnber I'M 0oani-5aI, Sonoro,
Wer., 5u beihiiten, ober fein 9ono 5it
beiesen
~ hin9ton II, II. Sum-. elb-
ntiral Soporb, &on1rnnnoant Der So
3ifiihen sSlotte, mar heiite unter 9e-
febl, iofort nod @uapn1as OH Der
@eitfiifte BON Wferico 5it geben ilno
800 9lauioden inb 300 Worine.
ioIooten, ipenn rotie, spun5ig g}ei-
len ins 2anb hinein5ufen6en, Inn Die
slmertfoner au beifiisen, Die BON
9oqui. .Snbionern bcbroht iperben.
Die Snbtoner orobten, olle 9llslon-
Der niis5urotten
Der 9efebl on slon1irol Sotporo
ging nod elmer &orferen5 5tpiifeu
geonlten be5 Stnats- urtb N9orine-
Tepartemer1ts nb. 9tnhrid)ten on
bos Stootsbeportement iogten, bob
Die Snbioner 9eutidIanb, Nterico
uno ben Ser. Staaten ben 9rieg er.
fldrt botten.
pier partet man nit Spottnung
ouf 9enhridten, oh General Gor-
ron5o ben 6rieoensnorifloeen beS
Gen. @iao ndhertreten ODER peiter
f6mpfen perbe. Son ieincr Slnttport
b1net Der nGd1ite S6ritt i'll Der
Situotion ob.
@aibineto n. II. sunni. Gie
gon5e Jraee Der Silfeleiitune in Me-
rico fpirb bier nadlitcn 9iertstoe in
elmer Sisune bes internationnlen
Silfsousi6uiies oes nmerifnniiden
Goten &rcu5es ertpogen perben. Se-
fretGr 2onfing iIt 8oriieer urtb nrt-
bcre 0fitgIieber bes 9lusi6uiies iino
9liiiitent- Sefretdr 9fooiepelt, Setb
2op unb @Iibu Root.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
Saus iinft in @ruben.
idad)t.
geipobner Der Wahbaridlait brinaem
Gtgentum in Siflerhetf.

geifemer, Wfif., II. Suni.
Sbne iebe porberiee @arnling ionf
geitern bas bon Der Snlnilie bes sln-
oretp 2appi betpobnte, iiber Der Col
ilp-Wfine itebenoe 5tpeiitodige Sous
in ben Shaflt Der Mine hinob. @Iiif-
liderpeiie paren Die @epobner bes
Snuies 5l,r 3eit abtpeienb. Seitbem
iinb groBe Riiie in Der grooberfI16e
entitonben imo a1e getDobner bon
Saiifern in Der lln1ee6une, ungef1br
200 5anlilien. boben eiIigit ibr Wto.
bilior nod iidereu Bldsen geidafft.
@obrenb Der perganeenen aebn Sab
re lit cine sroBe Strede 9anb in bic
Ter Rad)bari6aft ut1terminiert NOR
Apn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
@trarb's Srri6t giiuitig
syrennbltfje Slnfnabme Der slpeiten
Hpte in Berlin.
gaiis fir cine 9lbjuitiermns Der Son.
troperie lei geseben.

@aihington, Z. Sum-. Gie
erite offi5ieae Na6ridt iiber Die aluf-
nobnne Der Ieeten omerifanii6en
gtote in offi5ieaen Sreiien non Ser
lin lit bon 9otihafter @erorb einge.
troiien. 9ie Nahri6t erneuerte Die
Soffnung Der biefigen 9eantten, bof
bic itrittieen 6roeen 5tpiid)en ben bel.
ben 9anbern cine befriebieenoe 60.
lung erfobren ipiirben. Ger geridt
bes gotiGnfters enthielt liht MIR
feline etgene sliliif|t, ionbern oud)
aontnentore Der beiitihen Trelie, Die
I'M Con freiinbli9 noren. Gie 0ote
b1tte einen giirlitigen ginbrud ge-
n1o6t, iagt Der goti9after unb ole
offeitlihe Weinuns eebe babin, bab
iie cine 8oiis fir cine sloiuitieriing
Der aontroperie biete.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
9ie Seifenblaien lDie=
Der geplabt.
TDft Otr SOtidafttn Of
fenbar inn Muslan0t
geOffnet.
slnglppbile TreiIe ipradl npn oeut'
ifen Spionen i'm Toitbienit.
Setnerlei geldJmerben benz EDit-
Sepurtement sngegangen.
Sentide gutidlaft meiit uWeper'
acknowledgement" suriif.

" ihington, Il. SSititi. TrG-
bent @ilipn bat laltt heittiger 0fit-
teilune aus Dem @eiben Saus feline
offiaielle aenntris pon ben 8eihid,-
ten be5iiglid) Or. 0feper- @erbarot 8.
Gs nurbe altf geiagt, oaB oas @eiBe
Saus feline Snfornation iiber onbere
Wteloungen beiist, monaf 9riefe, Die
oen bieiigen 9otidlnften Der slQiierten
sugingen, unb aiif) @riefc oil oas
ariegsbepartement betreffs Grim.
bungen ilbcr ariegsDoffen uno gtlt-
nition eeoffnet pproen tp1ren
Seine Der uliicrten Sptfhaften,
beren 9oit gcoffnet porben iein iol.
hot Dem Yoit. Geportenlent cine @e-
ifrperbe 5ugeianot, nro feline ge-
benft, iopeit nlan erfahren fnnute,
| iid 81 beifperen. Sn areiien Der
slaiierten miro geiagt, ooB Die riiiii-
iAe @otif]oft om nleiiten ltitter Der
@erleeung bes griefgebeimiliiies 81
Ieiben eebabt b1tte uno oub in feds
beionberer Soaen @efpeiie iid1 fan.
Den, bab Die Toit oIif elmer gltnoes-
9oitcor geoffnet poroen lpdre.
5atiaf,e lit. baB Die Toit
on foftiif alle 0otidaften aus
oem sluslonoe 9erpeiie elmer
aynipeftion 5eigte, bod ldbt iidj
itif1t feititelen, OBJ Dies in ben Ser.
Stooten pber in europa geihebert
lit. Sb bas Yoit- -Gepartement aiii
eieene Ssnitiotipe cine llnteriudlllng
einleiten tpirb, mar nod ilnbeitin1n1t.
gt ep y )orf, IL. 2Suni. 8raf BON
8ernitorff, Der belitid)e gotifofter,
hat iif) laiit elmer Dfitteilltng zines
Seanten Der @otidloft nit Dem
Stootsbeporteinent in @nibington
in @erbinblrng geicst rtnb uif Die
pllbliSierten 8efhihten eruioert, mo-.
noh Or. slnton Weper-@ -@erbaro, oes
Votid,afters slbeeianbtcr uorSe,llidl-
lanb, in @irflidfeit Or. sllfreh
Wfeper, pirfli6er @eheimrot unh
Soupt bes rmee.Veriorgunes-0e
portemeiits bes foiierlih beiitif)er
Griegsminiiterii1ns, gefpeien iei.
@rof bon 9erritorff febrte bier beitte
nod Dem Hie-Garlton-Sotel bon Ell.
ner grbolilngsfohrt in Die Gntsfil1.
@erge 5i,riid. Ssm 0onen oes 9ot-
idbafters tpitrbe erfldrt, bob er bette
iiber Die in beit 3eitlingen peroffeilt-
lid,ten 9eidulbiglineen nifts 5it ia
gen b6tte, imb baB bic ganae @e.
ffid)te in SGnoen bes Staatsoeparte.
ments lei.
g8aibinaton, II. Su1i. Sn1
Staatsbeportenent lief heute Elm Ee.
legranim Der bel,tifen 9oti6uft in
Gebarburit, 6. S., ein, oas BON Dem
9eif1ftstrager ltater5ei6net Dar
lno Die publi3ierten Influgen be5iie.
lid Or. Meper-@ -@erharbt's nerlleint
@on 9raf 9ernitorff ielbft lit nod
nidts bier eingetrpffen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
&oriidt ganSlid Der'
llabldiitgt.
Seine &ettungsgiirtel anf
STD Der 9nii>
tania.
3ettnnssbuptr notwithstanding iiber
nnberen gputen angebradDt.
Gin 3nseitaubnis bes aapt. Smrmer
bei -llnteriuf)nng.
3ipei 3ensen behanpteu, siuei Sorpe.
ops bemerft sn baben.

9onoon II. Suni. Inter @or.
iie oes Baron @feriep fpuroe bier
berte Die l1nterilihung Der Gerien-
flung bes Gunaro-0 -0ampfers Sitii-
tonio bllrd eiit belitid1es Sauhboot
fortgeiest. Cir Goparb @aripn, Der
Sonhbootc on Der Iortieite Der 2lii.
gilng gtusorld, baB ein 5lpeites
Son6booto n Der Tortieite Der 9liit-
to1tia oiIf Der 9aiier eeleeen mare
Sies eei6ob, ols Elm Wotroie Die
aeitriaen 9lusiogen S'9fei1's 5u be-
frGftieen iiidte. bob 5ipei Sorpeoos
geeen Die 9uiitoilia obgefeitert NOR
ben n1ren
aapt. gD. {. Surner bon Der 2liii-
tonio fpurbe beiite tpieber auf ben
3eugenitanb eerufett @r CAB sli, oaf
einiee Rettiingsboote iiber ortoereu
Iebialih nit S9ienen oneebunben
paren, unb erflorte, onb Die auian.
nlenlesboren goote ntht BON ibrer
9efeitieune freieenoht purben, ols
man Die 8efobr5one betrot, metl el
iiirbtete, iie fonitter bel elmer 9sei.
.gune bes Sdiffes berobeleiten ilno
Gniiogiere in Die Sec itoBen. aopt.
Surner eIoubt nidlt, bob Die grobere
3obl bon Hettlingsbooten, Die lett
Dem 5itanic. .llneliif por9ei1rieben
III nm 9SnrtpiI lei
Salpt.Stelparb Sones iagte, er
bdtte, nahbem Der Snntpfer 9teD
gorf perlaiien bntte,fe inc Rettungs-
aiirtel ouf Dem Oberbed Der 9uii-
tania geieben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
Bon 5ns set0tet.

Wtt. Clemens, 8, N1i9.. II. Su.
nj. Ger @oaen beg @i1inu Soien-
fritz tpiirbe geitern bon einert 3uee
Der 8rono Srunf 9abn oneeronnt;
&oienfris ipurbe etipo 20 Sub tpeit
geidleiioert nnb erlitt toolide Ser.
lesiingen. Der t3 Sabre olte Iu.
eitit Ricoloi, Der iid) ebenfoas ouf
Dem 8ogen befiinoen botte, entfon
NIT leidten 8erlesrngen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
Strafling ipirb SaiGbeumte.

Sofio n, Wtid., II. Sunni. essobii
Mc9onolb, Der ioeben einen 90togi-
gen Softterlnin in Der Soil in Gen-
terpile obeeieiien bot megen Sci
Iebllng Der Shonfgeiese, lit bon
S6eriff Gupp Don st. Soiepb
Gountp gum ShIieber Der Soil er.
nornt nnrben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-17
Seftise @emitter.

Sodion, Wlh., H. Stunt. Cine
0epei1e bon Sturgis beridtet, bub
Der 8elpitteriturm Der letten Nad)i
Der beftieite IN Sobren IN iener
8eqenb mar. Wcbrere 9ebaiibc wur.
Den BON, BIis eetroffen, einidlieBl.dr
Der 6nrnipobnine bes Sernon So
gels, Die nur ourb ben hcftigensiegei
Dor 3erltorung gerettet ipuroe.