davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
Giftriudts SragDOie ill
GbicagD.
Ridisaner erfduk Sran, bic NIT
linn bnrdsebrannt mar.
Wpate @ebenbnbler eridiesen, Be.
sing aber Selbitmprb.

Gbicogo, 81. Oft. sS1 fpobniin.
niger giferiitdt totete Ibolpb O.
Surge cine Srau, bic ibr Seim unb
ibren Soften ir1ftid eelnlien botte,
Inn nit ibm 81 Ieben, iinb eri6ob
ii6 bierouf ielbit. Or pIorlte on.
i9einenb, oi,6 ben 0eonn 5u totcit
ben er perbdf)igte 5tpii9en ibm unb
Der Srnlt Itoren gu molten. Ser Gee.
beitbubler fonnte fib ober reft6eitie
aus Der @obniine in 3342 gsorb
Gloremorilt glbe. fliidten, llnb bic
Srou erbielt ben Sobesifitb, mob.
renb tie I'M Bette lag. Surge begine
bierouf Selbitn,oro.
Sie Srol fpar Srau Slice 3eIner,
25 Sabre alt, bic om 7. @ueltit ibrem
in eirer fleinen Stobt Ntid]igons lie.
benoen Nonne bur6gebronrt iein
iou. Surge mar So Sobre aIt unb
SiinegeieIle. @r botte fiir6Ii9 cine
Sorm nobe Wusfeeon, Mei6., ouf.
gegeben linb por nit ieiner 8eIiebtcn
nod G6icoeo gefommen, Inn bier
9r6eit 5u iu6en.
Sn ei1tem 5uriifgelaiienen griefe,
Der ben ipirren 9eiites5uitonb oes
Sdreibers nerr1t, eriudt Surge cine
on6ere 5rau, Der en- iein Gisentllm
binterI1bt, Die Soften bes 2ei6enbe.
eangniiieS ~nGer 9rei" 5u be5obIen,
iporaus ntnn idlieBt, 6ob er oud) lei.
nen geebenbubler ernloroen Dollte.
Cine nod pirrere gsa9i6rift in benz
griefe nennt er einen .Serrn &o6.
bel" oIs ben Monn, Der ibm Die 2iebe
Srou 3elmer's aeitohLen h1tte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
Sm Sunfel Der Na(Dt
iibcrfaQcn.
8lutigtr &f NIT Sanoiten
au Der Gren5e.

Inter $500 9iirei9aft tDuroen tie
bis 5ur @rIebigltng ibres Slppels IN
Sreibeit geiest
Staten perlniieu bas Sfliff.
geep gorf, 81. Oft Sie bieii-
gen sSiibrer Der merifoniiGen &onpen-
tions 9artei, oeren Sniipt General
@iIlu lit, ioaen i'm peritdnoigt bnben,
oob er ben Sarlpf geaen General
Gorron5a olrfgeeeben uno nad bcn
Ser. Stooten fonlnten m:iiie SiIt er
oos nidt, 10 piiroen ibn oIle feline &C.
nernle ii1itid] loiien
Die bieiige &onpentioniiten gIau.
ben angeblid, bab Ser &ornpf I'M cine
oerfoiiungsrnaBige 9fegieriing IN Wfc-
rico an1 beiten bnr6 etne nbtDartenoe
Tolitif gefiibrt perbet foiulte, uno lie
iperben 1idt BEN Seriud3 MAIDEN, Die
geeutrolitGt Der Ser. Stooter 5ii oer-
lceen. 8illo ion MN odS ihm pon
bier aus 5ugeianote ltItiulatunt inter
grtpGgung baben. @r 1T nod III.
enti6Ioiien. Oh er na6 Den Scr. Stoa-
ten fomnten ober bcn aompf gegen
Gorron5a nit BEN linn uer6Ieibeilbcn
8eneralen fortiesen ioGle. Wta.
MEL Gboo uno &aoitI Otabero, 5Dei
ser beoelttenbiten 8enerale @iIla's,
befinGen ii6 in SEEM Oorf.
@ertretnng BEL @ila snriifgesuseu.
@afbington, 81. Oft. Geo.
s. 9orotbers, Der III ben letten orei
Sabren Spe5ialagent bes StoatsSe.
portements uno Der Irnee oeS 0en.
Iina 3ugeteilt mar, Duroe infolge
Der 9lnerfenniIng oes Sen. Gorron5a
suriidseaogen. SSn 3ufuitft tpirb Die
amerifaniife 9te9ierlrng feline oft
5ieIlen @erbanolitngen nit SiIlu
pfIegen. @arotbers befirtoet fid) arf
ieinem @ege nu6 Douglas, slri5,
Dem gegeniiber Die Garran5u-@arni.
ion nit einem @ngriff burd @iIla.
iuppen beorobt it,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
nnfaa anf TdbrbOot.
@iersis yerionen bel 9pQiiipm nit
Bier in Rem Oprf berlett.

Seem gorf, 81. Oft. 8ier5ie
Wdnner unb Srouen tpurben bei,te
berIest, oIs bas 2afolponno sSdbr-
boot gtetberInnb ipobrcno gtebels in
Den 8orropitrube 1ier bineinfubr,
nobel cine QnaabI Baiiogiere inter
Die Sufe bon einem 9usenb 9fer.
ben geidIeubert ipurben, Die iid auf
ben1 8oote befanben. Seds Der Ser
Iesten ipurben nod SpitGIern ee.
brodt rnb bie ni1beren rpuroen bon
@nlbulan5draten bebonbeIt. Gie
9oIliiion nit Dem 1ier ereignete iid
pGbrenh eines 10 bi6ten RebeIs, ipie
er MIR ieIten iih ereignet bate. gr
Iegte iih p1brenb Der gtatt iiber Den
gon5en Sofen unb beeintrGhtigte ben
@erfebr i'm Safen llnb ouf benz SIuB
in erobem l1mfonee. 3ebn Gon,pfer.
borunter bic Srbuno bon 2inerpool,
tpurben mebrere Stlinben oufgeboI.
ten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
@enn Der &ungreb
vMmeu" iaat.
9ie trmartttt fiinftige
9lrma0a btr Ger.
Staaten.
Details iiber bas ganprosramm bes
Marime.ScfrctGrs
Sluttrnuffisiere batten ibm anbers
@mnide nnter6reitet.
Daniels beitanb anf idper bepnnserte
arenser nno geibaun.

@aibinaton, 81. Sft. @as
Die 9unbes SIotte i'm Sabre 1925
iein miro, falIs bas Gcrteibigungs.
programm Der Hegierung bonn &on.
greB gebiaigt miro, prirhe beute bon
@orine So6perit6nbiacn gei6iI-
bert. Sic St0rfe Der Slotte miro
ii6 foleenberntoben 5uiummenieben.
S6lod)ti6iffe eriter Siuie, 81.
SbIa6tiGiffe 5fpeiter &laiie, ID.
Reierpe S6Ia6ti6lffe, g.
S6lo6tfreu5er, 6.
&unbifofter GrellSer. 13.
3eritorrr, sc.
Saud]bocte fir Die Sohiee, tS.
Salidboote fir Siiite1uerteibi-
gli1lg, 149.
&anoneitboote, 81.
l1eberoies iitb fir cine &eierpe.
sSlotte nod 5ebn San5erfreuser, fitni
gei6iiste &reitser, bier &reu3er er,
Iter &loiie, 5fpolf &reuser 5ipeiter
&laiie nno nei,n&iiitennerteioieungs.
Nonitore iibrig.
Nion erfdhrt beiite, bab cine &eibe
bon slottenoffi5ieren or StelIe Der
S6la6tfreu5er I'M neuen 9aupro.
groinm ben @ait bon 18 idnel1en
&unoidafter &reu5ern nit ie ei,ten,
idiperen @eidiis am @orber. itnb
Sinterbed empfoblen hutten. Oiefe
areu5er fonnten roider fertieseIteai
perben unb tpiirben nod Mniift Der
Slottenoffi5iere benielben Tienit lei.
Iten. Sefret1r 9aniels beitanb ober
auf ben gau bon idDergepon5erter
S6ld6tfreit5ern.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
@nsebliae 3ubalterin perbaftet.

Wat. 81 I'M en- :, Mti6., 81. Sft.
Inter bG Slnfloge oes 8etriebes ei-
mes unorNentliden Souies on gorb
5ront StrSe pitrbr ge-ern 9i[lion
Subiou oerHNftet unb ipoter unter
giirgi6oft irt 6reibeit geiest. Gs
beiBt, bob 9Iennie Sbonas uno
Carrie gar, IS Sabre oft, Die no9
Der ituotli6et &eformihule geionot
mcrben Dapkn, ouseeiogt bGtten, boB
lie nit 51ei jiineen IGnnern, 6eren
gerbaftIne erpartet miro, i'm Souie
Der Subion eelpeien Ddren. Die &C.
i6oftsfeute bon W1t. Clemens pIonen
Die &fnigune Der Stobt bon ulebre-
rem htrriifenen SGlliern.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
Sieges5uDeriidt
grOber benn je.
3wiitigfeiten Der Maiitr'
ten 5eriplittern ibrt 3eit
llHO Strait.
9lnf bem Salfan entideibet iid bas
Sfifial bes &rieges.
ElGne Der Terbiinoetcn entfperten
slnitrengansen bes Seinbes.
Sapan anidlcinenS nidlt geiuillt, !Silfe
81 leiiten.

9onoon, 81. Oft. Die &olni.
ide 3eitiing iagt in einem Irtitel,
Der in gan5 Gel,ti6lnno bon Den
9ldttern abgeorlidt iplroe, folgen-
oe6:
@Ghreno sic 9riten uilter iid)
ielbit f6mpfen, nerri6tet 9eltti6lanb
@iinoer, Die bisber in ieiner @e-
ididfe ilnbefannt poren. Selbit peun
Die 9riiber bes 8ierberbanbes, Die
nod itreiten, 5u elmer @critGnoigling
gelansen per bon ibnen iid ben
neuen Shlaeen oit5iesen ioa, OBJ Die
6ron5oien lire 6ront ousoebnen ober
oh Die griten ieben ibrcr Siinelinee
burd pier ToIi5iIten bonn 0olfipiel
fortbolen iolcn, lit es unnloslid, ben
GrfoIg zines Tlanes 5u perbiiten, Der
pon ben @erbiinbeten 10 gut porbe-
reitet murbe iinb iest nit giganti-
i6er 9rnft ausgefiibrt miro.
SSn ibren Initrenglneen a,tr @or-
bereitune Der @erteioigung iinb Die
Hcgieriingen Ser Gntente nanfenb
aetporocn. 9ieie 8eriuhe iollen ourd
Die Ginfiibrllng Der natipnulen 8ebr-
pflidt in englonb unterltiist peroer
unb iiber bicie 6rose miro elmer Der
ernIteiten politii6en Sample bes
2anbes entitebert. Son @nglunb mill
len mir Die IeibenidoftIi6iten 9ln-
itren9ungen eripnrten, burh Die un-
iere GrfoIge i'm gaIfanfelb5uge per-
binbert perben iollen, neil unier Or
folg bonn groBten @influiie auf gng-
lonbs @eltmaht lit. 9ie ausfiibrung
Der 9lbiihten Goparos VII. miro
gerobe 10 liniroglid, ger1lo6t perben
ipic Die Geters bes 8roben.
Die Sage blpfiert.
Mit ibrer iiberIegenen Sreonifa.
tion ltnb Stdrfe buben bic 8erbilnoe.
ten unb bic Siirfei cine 9oee gei6of.
! fen, bic man aIs einen 8Iod be5ei6-
men fonn. Ser meme Bierberbono itebi
| felt auf benz 9Sfabe, ouf benz Die
ardfte bes ruiiiiden unb britiiden
Sn1perialisnus ii6 5u pereinigen
tra1ten. @eber bic Silfe Sronfreids
nod SStaliens fann bieicn gIod beiei.
tigen. gr bolt Dos Sd)idfoI Serbiens
| in Der Sonb rno pirb beIIen Shidial
beiiegeln, pGbrei,b Die seriprenetet
iinb beoin1ierten Streitfrdfte Der Gn-
tentelndhte nit iiberItiir3ter Soft
cine tpirfion1e 8erteibigungs Tba.
Ianr auinnmenbrineen iu9en.
Oieie @eriu6e iperoen bereebIidl
iein. @ier uneri6opfte Notioren rlit
1ruppen, Die on ben Sieg geipobnt
! iinb, neco.n ipie Elm 4ecnr 5arolti
adtcn, sci; Die Gilterte ouf Sem
galfan MIR frii6e S9I1ee erntet, Die
ibre mertIoien |lGne in Mtbome ger.
i6nIcttcr.i l. eroer
Sapaner nift BON Der Eartie.
Gie Sronffurter 3eitung iost:
Scr Gau Der Gntentemo6te lit 10
idIinm, bob Der geipanbteite &ebncr
ni6t ibre GnttGuihuns gu beinGnteIn
permae. Sbr 93uf on ibre iopa,li.
iden 8erbiinbeten bleibt i,neebort.
Sopnn bot feline Iruppen fir einen
europ6iiben &riee iibrig.
Der 9rieg ideint ieinen Sobe.
plinft erreidt sii boben. Gie @n.
itrcneungen, nit benen er gefiihri
lpirb, erinnern on oas Ieste Stabiilm
zines otbIctii6en @cttipieIs. Iuf Der
einen Seite minft Der Treis. I'M ben
er sefiibrt purbe, ai,f Der anberer
9eben un6 Cob Der 9fationen.
@ir miiIien oae Wiisfeln fiir Der
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Sicic MfclSuna bcieitigt jcben
2iucifcl bariibcr. hak @rnnin uun Den
@nlsnren tntiddllidl aenummen nmr'
De. -
96nie hilbert bittct nidjt nm Srieben.
&om. 21. Oft. 9Supit @eneoift
bot foeben pom 9onig Nllbert pon
Nclqien oeiicn 9lnttport oitf cinSano-
iflreibcr erholten. in sem Ger Hon-
tiicr ben Gonig allfgciorhert hntte,
Shrittc prr @inleitirng Scr iSrie5ens-
ncrhanhtngcn III erarciiel1 3ie
lrtiport hcS aoniaS lit otlc1ueno.
Der &onia bonfte ocnt 9upite fir
0as &eripre6en, blrrf iciacn GinfluB
bci Selltidhlunb sic Hiuununa Gel.
aicns bel Dem 5ricbensI 4lll1iie 6urh-
ictcn 5lt polleu. boh erfl6rte er ME
oos Sd)ipert nieberlcgel su nol(en,
iolangc iein 2anb iid) ~2Sn ser SID
pcrei" befinoe. Ter YcpIt ioa infol.
ac oicicr 9lntiport aif hohlte eilt.
tiuid)t iciu.
Die 9ialja iiberidrittcm.
g9ien, 81. Oft. SoIaenbes miro
omtlid5 mitgetcilt: Die oiterrei6iih.
linaariihenSriippeu brin1en arf Dem
iiio0itIihcn 9riegsihoitrlose in Der
8eqeno pom Dtocoa Dor ilno ndherr
fid) Sdabas. @ir ha6en Den Seinb
ans elmer itorf pcridnrlsten Sohen.
iteIllmg bcrausgeporien bel &iponi
ino 'iiooitlid pon @rcfa.
Siiblid) bon Semenorra boben ore
beuti6en 5ruppen ben llebergane
iiber Die &nlia ersipiInsen urlb neues
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Gnfcn iuulIen gefegt babcn.

(Sortfesura oiif esite 81
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Die eir5ige tderi6e ocuf.
lBe Seituns in 2aic6iaan,
rper8e Die 9eper6en Der
AT. TreHe 6rinst.
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Sanf.Sag anseiest.

g8 oibington, 81. Oft. Sn
elmer PROCLAMATION ies.e beute Tr6.
iibent @iIion ben %. 0ooer1ber als
0onf Gag an SSn ben Sdriftitiid
mo6t Der Ir6iibent baralif arfnterf.
fam, BOB Die Ser. Staaten ii6 bes
Srieoens erfreiiten, ,odbreitb fait
gan5 europa I'M @rieg liegt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21

teiIt. Sros eines iebr beftigen, por-
bereitenoen 9ombarbemellts puroen
lie bon Dem Seuer Der fran5oiiiden
slrtiuerie iin0 Der Waihinengelpebre
nieoergema6t. Sic fonnten aii9
nid)t cine eiit5ige SteGung in ben
Sdiieengrdben Der eriteu fran5oii.
i6en 9inie getpinnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21

@ntideibungsfon1pf itruff boIten.
8ir iinb iest iiderer benn ie, boB
mir gefuinnen iperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21

- Ragme Rineralb6ber uffen bic
salae Radt @robte iuIpbo.ioline
@oiierquele, ieu1als er1tbedt fir
&beumotismus. (Mn5.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-21
GnglanO bat BriefeulanO
als aanipreis bic Ab=
tretnng pOn Gppern
nngcbOten.
Die Gage Der Scrbeu geitaltct iid)
immer erniter.
9lnfnnft Der 9llliierten SerltGrfnng
nit Slngit eriuartet.
a6nig hilbert ipe;gert iidl, Srisbens-
pcr6nnolnngen ein5nleiten.
9iniicn lupllem bel gnrpnuuitdli &c.
gciiegt baben.
Sriten erbnltcn crite 9fnnitiunsicn-
bnng nns Snoicn.
81 spSte BEL Grpluiiun in Barrier
Mnnitipnsfnbrif
81 soSte BEL Grpluiiun in Barrier
Mnnitipnsfnbrif.

Tnris, 81. Oft. Ginc amtliflt
Iittcilnna, Die gcitern in geiidl per'
6ffentliflt murbc, nno onrd) Die Sa'
pas Iaentnr bierberaclangte. er'
Hart, Saf Die Serben iest ernitlidl be-
Srpht iinb. Sns &ricasminiiterinm
iagt, bnf bic @abn nndl Salonifi an
5iuei Stcllcn bnrflifnittcn iunrSe.
@ortlid lnntet Die @elonna ,uis
fplat:
Sic 9aac fuirb immcr erniter. Ter
@iocritnnb Scr icr6iiflrn Sruppen III
ncrgucifclt nno belbenmmtia aber
Der itnrfe Grnf Der Oerbiiubcten
Srnppen uum Nuroen uub Der 6nlga'
ridden Mni'cn ppm Siten bilbet cine
ihmcre 8cfahr fir Die ierbiidlen
Srmppen. Die jebt pun SnlOnifi nbne.
idnittcn iimb. Bic 9lnfnnft Scr I0i.
iertcn miro dnaitlidl eriunrtct.
Bic Scrbcn hnlten im Norben Die
9inirn pun gofbnnnb Ilernnbro'
mat Sniahulpbplpi rnb Magma
ausmi nmS bas rcdlte llfer Ser au.
lon6nsa. 9ln Ser Sitfruut haltcn nc
SIC 9inicn 3niidlnoi 9riatsuiuas Ri
rut-@laiina nbcr bic @rlanrcn bn6cn
anfer Iramin anfj @rlpiip genom-
men nnb bie Sabn nndl Salunifi an
spci Stcllen bnrflidlnittem.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE.

- --TI- n-tI- "
once OF ING N"mmlssl"heI OF Eup"e Lahu''
state OF ,New Mc.ico, ,o.
santa fe, Ncw Mchico' ncptenpet :, r'lo'
Notiec hereny gwen ihal puthuahi "
the PROVISIONS. oi an aet, OF congress ap-
proved June ~ pl9 me laws OF the STATE
sue. ana VIC, tnlss "nu teguIA
tons OF the STATE Land once the Tom
nl'slanrt oi fuplie iiauns WI 9ict az iun
lie Sale, To the highest bidders, at lC
o'clock "a NJ on tuesday, Novcmh,r ~
i'ls' IN nc Town ol NRtrltozo' County 9,
n'ln Hll, ol Pew M.tleo, nnnt o.
the court house thetelni the o de-
seiineu lkiots OF iah'' W. ..
Al 81 aee, 'o'r ! WI lus' x ~. eonlaln
ing 90 acres There are no Improvement
on TINS land,
- ~, WIZ % ae'epleu TOT lehs w
lhtee p9hats VSVV per acre wh'oh ~ the
appraised value thereof,
INC nhoye SAFE o. lands WI ne subject
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24

cry breaking
down Of the wall; for this protection
could be- broken down only by dlsloy
atty. cnViessness. sin. on l~srnel's part
Tho Original Vine Dressers.
While the entire nation OF Israel Is
represented by the vineyard. the hns
handmpn were the religious lenders.
These v~lne-drcssers became conceited
and acted ns II they were the nwners
aud not merely the Owners servants
Even IN their speech they became ne
custompl to call the people .'our PEG
pie" my people" etc. Thus they fall
ed to glorify God properly aud felt
themselves Ia he more than the scrv
nnts OF God. honored In being permit
ted % he vlne-dressers In His vlne
rard.
Ia due time the Owner, Jehovah,
sent Ills servants. the Prophets. to
Israel. These servants and their mes.
sngcs became tests Of the loyalty NJ
the vlne-dresscrs and OF the character
development Of the people. But alas
the vine-dresscrs' pride and desire u
show OF before the people prompted
the mlstrentment OF the Prophets
Some ~ the servants they beat, other
they stoned. others they killed
Finally the Owner sent His Sou
The Bible Informs us that God fore.
knew thnt lsrnel's rulers would .cruci
~ the Son. hut the parable states
- -. al...l a.. ns..n lsl
said, They will reverence My Son
Surely the Jewish rulers should hnv,
recognized Him Of whom people de-
clnred. Never man spnkc like thi'
Man" Surely they should have heark
cned TO His Message. should have re
pented OF their sins and come bnrl
through Him into harmony with God.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-09-24

ise that ny long
AZ they were faith
ful and loyal to
God. they would
be thoroughly pro
tected against
their enemies. .Ic-
h Himself
was their Watch
lower. lie placed
as wntchmen the
Pro- hcts. " II -
warned the people
In respect 10 Nv
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wlckEt
AssseRs.

WICKET tSsseRs.
MATHEW a-Aus. 10.
The ffHHc ifrF Jacft rfjccicd. ne
same tIheoa MAl The corner
honhcs wa
ATorNy ~ iseaecmer teach
CNJ chitny Oafhblcs, but nearly
~ ~ PARALLELS related
10 ~ Nom The reason
for this ~ 4,lm The Divine Plan
calls for the sen sNdp OF the Kingdom
~ WghtconsfHs ~ Divine Power for
the overcoming Of the Prince " Dark
ness. whose ujen Of six thousand
years has beehIa Reign Of Sin and
Death. Today lesson points Indirect
~ to the Klnnipm
While the Whole world lny In sin
aud under Divine sentence Of death.
God planted IN the world n root OF
Promise. n hope This Promise. made
10 Abraham. forctold that his seed
would eventually become very power
mi and would cause Gods blessing Ia
hll the enrth aud roll away the curse.
In due time this Promise came to the
milton of Israel. Abrnhnm's posterity
and heirs ~ the Promise.
Thus God planted n vineyard In the
world. the jewish nation, hound TO
Him by their Law Covenant. He set
n hedge about them-the Divine rrom
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Stanford Park Center will hold an
nuaI lantern festival Tuesday even
ing, Aug. 81. Parade and costume
dances.
Beginning Sept. I italian Societies
of Cicero will hold four propaganda
meetings a week, 18th and 49th av.,
Wednesday and Saturday, 1870 p. m.
Waistmakers, Dress and White
Goods Workers union, Local So, will
hold meeting at West Side aUdito-
rum, cor. Racine and Taylor, Aug.
80. Pres. Schlessinger, Information
al Ladies Garment Workers union,
will speak.
Second ward branch of Socialist
party viii hold open air meeting to-
night at 31st and Calumet av. Speak
eT, A. Lain.
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KAYSER MURDER TRAIL LEADS
TO EXPLOSION PLOT

Gary police trailing lead" to solu-
ton of murder of Rev. Edmund Kay
ser, pro-German proPogandist, today
unearthed conspiracy to blow up the
plant of the Aetna Powder Co. here.
Police say Otto KraemeT, employe
of the plant, told them he was ap-
preached by two strangers who, spoke
with foreign accent and offered
$1,000 to blow up shed where 20 tons
of gun cotton, ready for shipment to
allies, are stored.
LUcUs Hauptman,' said to have
written threatening letters to the
minister, and Thos. MOdjesch, said to
be close friend of HaUptman, are held
by police.
Two women, said to be Rouma-
mans, were taken into custody today.
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A KNOCK

Manager - Sir, your performance
Of Hamlet is the very worst ever rep
resented behind the. footlights. If
there had been any money in the
house 1 should have been bound in
honor to return it at the doors. As
it is, several friends have sent in and
ordered me to remove their names
from the free list
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LEGISLATORS MILEAGE HELD
ILLEGAL BY COURT


Springfield, Ill.,, Aug. 25.-The miles
age bill appropriating $4,000 to pay
the railroad fare of members Of the
Forty-ninth general assembly and
items totaling $131 PA in the omni-
bus bill were held unconstitutional
by Judge Creighton in the Sangamon
county circuit court today.
SCULLY GETS ADVICE ON SUFFS
County Judge Thos. F. Scully has
been asked by Grace Wilbur Trout,
suffrage leader, to give opinion as to
whether women may vote for dele
gates at the presidential primary next
April.
Judge ScuIly, before giving his
opinion, will ask persons of authority
who are interested. His first reply
came from Colin c. H. Fyffe, election
commissioners special attorney, who
says women can't vote at presidential
primary.
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BITS OF NEWS

Stockyards 81 !" train hit work car,
4Oth and Wallace. MotoTman Gus
Thompson and % passengers injured.
Smoke from locomotive hid work car.
Julius KapIan, $50 N. Clark, fined
5000 after Lawrence Janieki, 2404
Fullerton av., testified Kaplan tried to
sell arson machine for starting fires
by time fuse
Police believe enemy of Chas. Da-
ley, Melrose Park, may have killed his
six-year-old son by giving him poison.
1890
CHICAGO GRAIN.-Grain split.
Provisions down and Sept. wheat
close .9714.
NEW YORK STOCKS. - Market
closed weak; fair trading.
WEATHER FORECAST
Increasing cIoudiness and warmer
tonight, followed by showers; Sum
day showers and cooler; moderate
southwest winds shifting to fresh
northwest late tonight or Sunday
Temperature Friday; Highest, Of
lowest So,
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viii Austrian Submarines
Attach the City of Venice5

while still smaller forts are located
further back in the lagoon.
But Ppla, the Austrian naval base
on the Adriatic, is less than $50 miles
away and Venice, thoroughly stirred
over the possibility OF war is taking
no chances. The forts on the islands
surrounding the city are ready and
patrol boats are constantly on the
watch in the lagoon and at the en-
trance to the larger canals, where
they mark strange contrast to the
picturesque gondolas.
In the event of. war, the city has
many famous buildings and art treas
ures that it must guard, and among
the former is the famous cathedral of
st. Marks and the ancient Doge's
palace, the home of the earlier rulers
OF Venice, which is situated on the
broad canal of San Marco. ---,.r
The famous Campanile Of Venice, a
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VENICE. Italy, May 27.-subma,
rines in the streets Of Venice! tits
another wonder of the great war!
4 For weeks this ancient italian city.
1.-The city that is welded to the sea-
has been bustling with preparations
for war with Austria.
In the lagoon of Venice safely shell
tered behind the Litorale di Mala-
mocco, the narrow but strongly forth
fed strip of land that shuts out the
Adriatic sea, torpedo destroyers and
submarines already are moored.
Even in the historical city itself,
IN the entrance of the Grand canal,
where 1t joins with the still grandcr
Giudecca canal submarines and tor-
pedo boats and their tenders are
moored busy with preparations for the
war.
Venice with its 1900 buildings,
many Of them Of great beauty and
historical interest, may be the
scene of one of the most unique
naval battles Of the war.
Most of.the city is built on an elabo-
rate system Of piling, with the water
tapping against the stone steps and
walls of the buildings.
Although in the majority of the
canals and lagoons the water is only
a few feet deep yet in parts OF the
Grand canal and the Giudecca canal
submarines Of the enemy, II they
dared, might creep in and torpedo
many of the historical buildings that
have made the city famous.
The Giudecca canal, where some OF
Italy's 10 torpedo boats and 20 sub.
marines are now moored preparing for
the coming struggle with Austria, sep.
arates the long narrow island of Gu
decca from the city Of Venice proper.
The canal is nearly a quarter of mile
wide.
But Venice is wonderfully fortified
and Austrian submarines and torpedo
boats would find 1t almost impossible
to slip into the lagoon of Venice in the
center of which the city lies.
They would have to pass the Ito
rale di -Malamocco, strip OF low
sandy land dotted with forts that Is
stretched before the city much as tor.
pedo nets are stretched to protect a
mighty dreadnaught.
To the north of this strip the en-
trance into the big lagoon beyond is
not more than quarter of a mile in
width and the enemy's submarines or
destToyers would have to enter under
the guns and powerful searchlights OF
Fort San Niccolo and Fort Castel San
Andrea.
To>the south the entrance to the la.
| COON is not much over half mile In
width and also is guarded by forts
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Charles H. Keenes will again, drive
Ia the dianapolis 500!miIe race.
Reel drove hiss first 55oosmila contest
last year. with a car of his Y own.
When he first appeared on the track
he and his machine were the butt of
many Jokes! In the end, however, he
had The laugh on all of them, as he
anished the race with a couple of
thousand In prize money. more than
IS ont Of the rest OF tbs field of 40
could boast.