davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
NOW BISHOP IN FACT.
Rev. George Y. Bliss Accepts Position as
Coadiutor.

Burlington. March 2Gt-Bsv George
Y. Bliss has been notified by Presiding
Bishop Tuttle. that cauouieal maiori-
tv of consents 30 his conservation has
been received from the bishops Of che
church and as this completes his cleo
tion 10 b. bishop eoadiutor Of Vermont
DR.. Bliss yesterday wrote to The presid'
ing bishop formally accepting the eiec.
tion. The conservation vii probably b.
on April q ~ St pauls church Tho
New Eurland bishops VIII te present
ana ono or two from other iiaceses
either wet ~ south. D. Hiss eKreets
30 rrrsruf his resignation of rector ol
81 pauI's saturday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26

mitted further acts of violence at the
American mission in Urumiah, Persia,
according to message to the local vice
roy from Gordon Paddock. American con-
sui at Tabriz. Paddock transmits a
message from a missionary, Robert M
Labaree, at Urumiah, saying that the
Turkish consul, with number OF regu-
lar troops, forced his way into the mis-
sion compound and removed some Assyri-
an Christian refugees, who were then
massacred. The Turks also beat and
insulted the American missionaries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
COULD STAY UNDER ?. HOURS.
After That Occupants Of Submarine
Could Not Live.

Seattle. Mash, March 26.-The sub
marine "a was launched here Jan. g.
lal2. and was the first craft Of the Kind
built hy the Seattle CONSTRUCTION a Dry
Doek Co.
j.. n. Patterson. president 81 the coni-
panv. said that the - was submerged
q hours Al her builder trial and could
remain under water that leurth Of time
without Inconvenience 30 the crew.
The pa which cost s'taf0n. is tf-
feet. seven inches long. De- feet. 10 inches
aeap. and D. feet. thrrf inehes heaun.
Submerged. the yessel dispiaees f.8 tons
Of water. Sile was de~Ened for o. eruls
ur radius Of 2 400 MILES and is fttel
wnh four torpedo tubs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
TALK or THE TOWN

psemarf TtHrrff e ~nutt MnfH
.f-s.f rht Has 1v-n rrrirra 50
riaaf5aF rr-f satrfF H fH 80
-rs- tas e-f-rhfsF 80 3lras r tsst
,fa+f ara res nae taaH at rieH
&c. - NsranHst fest fstatH lf.e
-sa4 Frrrstufrf fe. 81 s
- 80 y - 1rrEe- fark -zni
-fart asavrtaars ur asr
ms rsaa ct fs taifrfsfH %
s4s -rss Es wae 1nssta ea
..s5 .ss.rsae ~ssrr.afrf alaHf 81
~. tarH ra rm eM M
f-rr r 8eH f
--s-s a-ra.s arz rtsaarrt ti-as vas -
t1sd 81 aA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
BRINGS D1voRcF sun.


Serauian. Pa Msurh eG toguzel ia7
Mrs Flarrm~s Weaks Nave af fhis ritF
Yesterday fiea q suil for iifsre aea iu.i
t-irvfnius J AIavo. the Nef linea farn.
ufaafarfr. uho reeeftif eamf irio rrllt.
uatfrt fr-nurh tl,t drath ri LILLIAN aas
rs sfrrrrranhfr.
Tss usasrs fer-rseri ftrf Fiarfief W
nata grf a-s-ririas J. Hafa tata hsr
aF arR wsfs ssn Mar l8. fsFH 1f
rtaeautsr Fea-. MaFa s a at
-nafnrr ab8 ualieinusif aessrrnz aHf
sI4srt.nr tmss1f fHr lhf hffsttsf
af f1.ss tslsasHt. uttaft arr sast nf Fga
asnaI7r aauas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
swANroN PAPER soLD.
Donald N. Tobin Purchased couner-
Pounded ~ his Father

Suautau mar,h s6 eenrre d. stiles.
rtItar and naaungrf ei Abe >Namten
aurar. announced g. last Hiahts issue
,l.s sais 81 tisr rarer a. Donald ~ To-
tln ssn of j. H Teisln. nhe iaunard
else rsr,er 1s vesn nna This wns anuf
fa .lnss ttr estate ~ thf latr irHHk
cffies ~ srrnrfaid Va uha iieuttFi
t.YussF afh fiia e1nwrr e Augusi
faa T1ae tsm rnartrernfrt takrs Ff's
..-..sn sf 80 riasa 81 lasinss ~ set
rraar
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
STORM HINDERs WORK.
But Mine Sweepers in DardaueIles Kept
At Their Work

Paris, March 20, 4;53 a. m.-Mine
sweepers continued their operations in
the Dardanelles all Wednesday night,
according TO dispatches from Tenedos to
the Athens correspondent of the Havas
agency. They were protected by the
guns of the allied feet, but the work
was made difficult by a violent storm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
GIVEN TEN MINUTES
TO LEAVE VESSEL
British Crew Left Steamer Dalmira,
Which Was Then Sunk BY Ger
man Submarine.

London, March 26, 3:l5 p. m.-The
steamer Dalmira has been sunk by
German submarine off Boulogne, in the
English channel and the members OF the
crew were given 10 minutes in which to
leave the vessel Subsequently they We're
landed on the Isle of Wight. The Dal-
mira was British steamer, engaged in
trans Atlantic trade, and arrived at
Hayre from st. Johns, N. b., March IA,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
BECOMES ARMY CHAPLAIN.
Rev. Clifford Lore Miller Assigned to
Fifth Infantry Regiment.

Derby Line. March 26.-Rev. Clifford
Lore Miller, who resigned the pas
torate OF the Universalist church TO take
an appointment TO a ehaplaincy in the
United States army, has been ordered
10 report at Forth Ethan Allen for in
struction and viii be assigned TO the
sth regiment infantry now stationed at
Panama
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
ANOTHER GRANDSON.
Kaiser wnhslm's Family Received an
Addition Yesterday.

LONDON. March 26.-1he Duchess Of
Rrunsvick. formerly Princess Victoria
I.auise. daughter ~ Emperor william.
gave birth 20 son Yesterday afternoon.
according 30 a dispatch from brunswick
received ~ Bsutcfs Telegram company
b. way # Amsterdam.
The marriage ~ Prince Ernest "a
vuef Of Cumherlsnd. and Princes VIC
tor.a Louise toak piace a. Berlin 80
ws. "a laia Their FIRST s0n uas bern
Msrth is of last year.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26

P-r Ttouss Rssss Enrlist wal Fouus
Dead

rr ia ~ -Es
7-.s--. rz. rr1sf rrrassr ~ M
-. .s.r w.e T.assassrt ssf-sfrtsar Fl
nn TtHa
- a. fsrf BE- han s
~ - =. s-ra-r t rr er nIlf
y s. t.sea rr HHF ~ n
r- k Cars uas 49- la BA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
THREE CASES OF SMALL Pox.
St. Albans Also Has over 50 Cases Of
Mumps.

st Alhans. March 2e.-There are three
cases Of smallpox in the city at present
an in a mild form. The patients are Jo-
seph Warner Of Federal street. Walter
.Guvette Of Edward street and the Young
child Of Nr and Mrs. Walter Notcmyer
Of Adds street. ThcFe are over 20 cases
of mumps in the city and one case of
vinoping cough.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
ONE FOOT CRUSHED
When He Fen from Train on Which He
Tried to Steal a Ride.

Bellows Falls. March 26.-Joseph A.
McDonough, aged is, sustained a badly
crushed foot. part of which win have TO
be amputated. when he fell beneath a
freight ear on which he was trying 10
steal ride yesterday. He was taken TO
the Rockingham hospital. The boy comes
from Portland, Me-. and he was accom-
panied by James Henley, aged is, also
OF Portland, who is at the hospital with
him
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
$4,000, Tirlf wm sisTi soor-

HFaanaTfilH NfE Aarh
rrrssuus F-r hattie tN srsaes te'tsi
17-- sissrf d ism uFs ser thf Hasaasat7f'
raas ftf Hffr tEn r
.fs hsrr ara lr ffaaenF Ert t
s.f EWa tTafH WeTe FHetrraMr wtH
- rTss =. wataursns urG aNH usgF
- sfrr a.rrf rrtsit tts Ears
r-t1 ta natrtas
fe ssates tmm asratsar lt.srHH 80
.rrr rs~ts af Hdttae Tea tfisr-ruf f.l's
1890 f sus sa taFalrr -
Frrua was- rrrFsse aiaslsa ffssF
M M wntNMs ~ @
F a
- ts arF rftrs-rusr aHs n-tlsr
man
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
RUMANIANS DEMAND
WAR PARTICIPATION
rsu 81 PrssmYrl b ssis ts Htvs csusss
Trsnsusuus Ser3xtirn ir
pszhrFssf

pr~is. Marth 26 8 n1 e.. m Tias SEN
Fl Fi-rengsl has rausad aausstiun tn
Ti-lsfnrssf snf Feetrf 81 80 fnrrensef
srrrlar tlsur ftet Eunatta entsr ths
49, - tia eide 81 So a3srs. nraaf irlE
s1a Eisrasst az tts rFtt Parsisn-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
NOTHING NEW TO-DAY.
Strike Situation Remains Practically the
Same as Yesterday.

Aside from the meeting OF Barre
branch. G. c. /. A.. being held this after
noon. there is nothing new to-day in the
strike situation. This afternoons meet
ing was still in session at the time OF
going to press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
KILLED IN sAwwILI
Esasn MdsuetHn Of Lubse Ne vss
Repairing Machinery

Iahss Ne Marh g. fsiwtn We
fauvif.s,. rt.airraar af fhe sels1tuief sna
r-ssss@ I'll fHa tafaI rfanre was kliset
es4teraav vfflf rfTafrinr raaeftrfrF -
= ssam S. uht esultt tH shaft inr
unl.f f.s mH nn9 BE- t.oiv ttror-u tfta
tf.a atrnn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
MUST BE CRUSHED.
If the Submarine Sunk to Depth Of 40
Feet.

Washington. d. c, March 26.-If the
submarine Pa IL sunk in l20 fathoms
Of water. OF 40 feet, as some Honolulu
dispatches report, naval officers have no
hope whatever that any Of her crew l.
alive. At such a depth they say the
submarine must he crushed and FUN OF
water.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-26
NORE ATROCITIES


F.Es asu-sasF. via F'sz-sa Harsa
e lsA m-Ta&.t t-ggs hrss em-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

ton Long days of consideration
caused the negro to accept his fate
without "A murmur. The warrant
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
mex FINALLY ADMITS THAT
He WAS PARTY To MURDER


laus ciy's dumping grounds
public square, a>ins minstrel
viii baseball player. today paid The
! his white whose
e body found local tn" morning of February
tF within >caffnId. of box III"
r2os Valley thc north the Ncafoh lined
eF tie along "aNahafhie
held hundreds who had climbed hctter Vie" of the pro-
1 AMI a valley. midst which tie Naftod stood was a
p humanity.
lafkia cell jail which had been unlocked only
sne li DAYS t" remove the
until he ard again To pass hi" i"
read shc death warrant issued ~ the '"fi
Inea listened attention thc officers every "of"
{h onh march the ~taiud made III
p fare oeiock. wien the procession ftf
throna gathered there made way l
f The preliminary arrangements were Gnckh mait "isn A'
opportunity u the killing al '">
Practically u reporter ol ia" hsht on ti'
sa admitting implicated 4" d" "Nth "' ""'o'-
ahe lean-st ietAed his brains with an iron @hdt.
fh tie strapped Il, oh't"f~ Yates hfA"
= Il iHffeR hune h're wa drawn a'ah % :
pr eaa n,,tlrtn puteI hr lever that h''>'" nv
8s saa tallins. l,sl, distance ." ~eN'h To-
fsh rope caused distinct ai =" d'> -" "
esd PLATFORM
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
MAD RUSH FOR GALLONS.

When Sheriff Dearborn had I'm
ished reading the death warrant the
negro was placed in closed car
riage and started Tor me salloN S.
Larkius walked WIN steady step To
the carriage With aulE "a parting
word Tho vast throne made a
rush for tho eJifo@z ii mile away
aud when tho carriage arrived
Henry Forbes. Deputy Walter flar-
gu4 aud the uelro Joined the news
paoer utrn az the platform fHese
were fctloWed b. uHmeroua officer
The vast throuE quickly tori away
the black canvass 50 they could
have saod vie0 Of the execution
Iarkns said l.adi.s and gentle
men / am charged wjth killing Nj
iuuee / ana nat 10 II newer
harmrj aus man was with leaa-
cn who Killed Iaaa 1auvs SEVERAL
People saw ue aua Johnson tesetHer
that atEht W aus aaa aith me has
johnson
strap +at aH lArkla= - Is
,-a. trsppssl sfeea less Hp
io..thrr Hiaek 1ah an 81 IL ~
rrap pfuaR Il
Jua bsiofa tHe sp plsel -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
THE GAILOWS WAS COMP ETED AND THE TRAP
DOOR ADJUSTED FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
MANY PERSONS VISIT JAIL.
NEGRO SAID WAS READY To DIE



of ao
a
some he and few
quest
to talk bou that ne
attended his
Y baptized The
al
party of in the
asked he had
via ahoat
but " lnpui have to IN al NOT
He short he not
toneto save
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

red Co. wear 'Ho ola boes Ntfs5
aat.r. dfc--.4 b.ueF hs skei
tailor Boser trH a Hs#t sad Hlss
Pho. u.r, FURNISHED aud as rafe
mills rus,l L h4lr aud a4fHassat
Hi- ue. .bsr H Size e.azs '4Ai
famh aese lu8ah else sleasf
..t physician appeared 1aI
4saasl tte u,efa If hs a#d ahlsslla'A
r. fHs aHgau tamHs sts aeis atsf
ta ain. $3.50 disturbed ttf Hesf'
~ tar au.ias Ha. i..sHfH q
atn See . ar.s iie $50 p
av haH
$50. .at aIH. tHe ss
Hretl Fool H M
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

the negro he asked the newspaper
man to notify Leola Edwards at
Terrell of his death and asked her
10 tell his brothers. With a parting
word to be good the negro plunged
to his death
The negros neck was broken in
the lall and he never struggled
enough to notice it, He was dead >.
at II 80 4 minutes according to
doctors who took heart beats
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

NNNAHuI AufH 1r nu tt.
s.sefu ueeF tbis sf'efuual tne rrst
fas ID ihs s.asaa efll te te'1 ht.
sa.s f= ths Hassl ass1-
80 esa af.snl'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

somehow We never blamed % -a-
loon keeper for knocking probiul-
ton
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

TIE mouth disease is almost
bid as the foot and mouth dl-rar.
together.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17

laat before II O'Clock Reys. q.
14Ilar pastor oil thc wyatt street
r,#orrt church. aud " u a Prmtt
aI linz Boger \ NJ + church, call
~ .ae jail and tetd services for
p4 minutes. after which t.arki'-
+. Erd 4th rde Officers and said
5a. 4 Ike The negro broke down
ga cried 8heH be said goodbye
zat4 If Ras due "a Officers that
r Hsd beeg allowed to ms" thts
as aIs said liz parting here Was
oldest HemeHt that be would
i. strong enough te stand 60 ITO
z..4 stem Il taa Hase any b"ss
.eII them "a kesp aat of had r"".
r.ts tor that has been nv do"u
faa sesBs fella~ ~alt 4us'
IS Iisht a. YaH eau I Eot in eow-
i5as 4tH Jahusan aua Ne ~efe
a4-aklHx aud he got ur Ia 'io ih9
t#ie. re aaates ta bern oF tse
sealt Het iet tim ao b
not il. =eH=4s aetae tfss
ss# - assn ia a3 fife Pr
e4fH sfi 81 he .atl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-17
ZOE LARkINS GIVES LIFE ON GALL0WS
To ATONE FOR MURDER OF JACK JONES
)[EDY JUSTICE Is melted OUT
To THE SLAYER Of YOUNG MAN

to be buried. " The negro was still
worried after the physician had
g0He and said Il don't want that
doctor 20 have my body. know
what he IS mp to as good as you do.
| had rather be buried at South
ffons i Mr.. Dearborn vii let me"
When asked what he had to say
Larkius sad he wanted to say L
good word for Jaiief Rogers and the
guards. l. T. Castor and Joe Rod
gers. Who had granted his every
request while in Jail The officers
later said Joe had been a good pri5-
oner. The negro further requested
thai his clothes be turned over to
his wife, and if she did not want his
sui Give it to simon Raglan. His
suit is q blue serge suit, and the
coat was LETT at Dallas when he
Has taken there before his conyie-
tiel Is parting request the lie
gro said I don't want ;hem doc
tors to haze my body, aad l don't
want - be buried in 4 cap or shoes
! want to be buried Just like 9TH
II folks are buried.
The execution today brought one
Of the largest crowds assembled in
Wazahachic in years. People are
here from every section Of the coun
". Advance guards arrived late
yesterday and this morning people
began to pour into town from all di-
reetieH4. Many visiting officers
came in this morning The crowd is
estimated at from 1000 TO 1000.
On the platform with Sheriff Dear
born were Deputies Yates, Hargus,
Ellis. and G. ". Burleson and son,
Toy Of Fairfield. Lee Sims Of SHEER
man. ". X. Reynolds Of Dallas, Wal
ter L. Peg9heuse of Carsicana, John
SrueH Of MeNia. X. l.. Osbnrn OF
HHshoro. c " Kent and G. A. Tun-
reIl. newspaper men. aud Drs. Ber-
~. of WaXaharhje. Loonet Of How
ard. and Anderson OF Venus, pepu-
- Tom Godfrey was at the steps to
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
William Macke
1T elm 9emOiratifbsr sanbibat far
0lerf Oes aentpn areisgerihts
9rimdr'pabI samitaa. ben 7. aIaeut 1918.

Bernard Saalfeld Ben. Kreidle
Tel. esutb 1859 U.
Waipuuitrtt Gpruicr. 3inH., Giien. nuo
Sdltfer. Stbd turd.
Tadtrinneu, epputina unb Jurnacc arbeit
O+9 Saiepta eif., gnpingtru, an.
Wue Grbelien iperbeH ptomp. beforst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13
Der Siireerfriea tn Mse'
rtfD.
garraua 9ruppen in aontrolIe Der
Stabt Werito.
0iua inseiisn in mittlersn aanbss'
tbeilen iiegrsid.

gBaibinaton, II. Suli. eSn
hisiiasn 9eamten areiien hofft mdn
cab bur9 bic Ginnabme Der Stdot
UieritO burd ben garransiiten Ges
neral pablo Gonzales cine itabils
Reaisruna etablirt unb Der Hotb Der
Geoolteruna aboebolfsn iperben biirite.
gluf Der anbersn 6anb bat General
0iaa Die dmsritaniid,e Reaieruna ins
fcrmirt. bah isin Siea iibsr Die 5rups
pen Garranaa's unter 9eneral Sbre.
epn Elm entIfxibenbsr isi unb oab
ieine aabalIerie nur nod 100 Wsilen
BON Der Stabt Wlerito sntfsrnt lei.
Gus bieIsn 9erittsn lsat man. iid Die
2dae 10 aureft. bak i'm mitileren
lbeile Der Republit bic admpasne
pieber nit aqsr Wlodt entbrennen
pirb.
Wan Fort bier 2lnbeutuna.n. bah
Der Glrrdnsd Rsaierlna an9eiihts
tsr 5batIafe. bdb Die 5ruppen Gar
ranads bic Souptitabt Wsrito einge'
nommen haben. Die moraliihe Inter
itiibuna Der Der. Staotsn Reaierun1
su ibsil iptroen iollie. sE III absr OF
fsnbar. bah man einitipeilsn nod mar
ten nil. bis cine sentraIe qutoritGi feit
etdbIirt lei. 0ie gnbdnasr garrans
sd's bebaupten. bah bies haIb Der SaII
iein Derbs. ipdbrenb 9ila's QHbdueer
baraui beitehen. bab 9enerdl ObrssoH
aefbIaaen unb General 0oniales bdlo
ni6t nur BON ben Jrupptn 0iaa's.
ionbern au6 BON ben 3apatiiten ans
aeariffen iuerben fpiirbe.
Die oirsite aabsl 9rbinSuns nit
Der Stabt Werito III nod ni4t ipies
Der beraeiiellt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13

= Der geIIepue Sdulratb fpirb
am ndHiten iyreitas 9lbeno eiil
SiBung abbaItsn.
= Der 8amensipeis bes 0eutId.
Imerif. Stabtperbanbes tpiro am
nd1iten 0onneritas Radmittag i'm
6auie Der frau arobmer on Der
gBorb 9tpenue in genepue Elm Sibuns
abbalten, in peIder Delesaten su Der
in 0ouisoine ab3ubaltenbe Stats
aonpsntion ernannt perben follsn.
- sm Ra9folssnben per0ffentli-
den mir bic 2iits isner aanbibatsn,
ipel6e fir bic primGrpabl In Dapton
anaemelbet purben: Oemotraten; Giir
Stabtratb l. Warb Sobn 9eis, Senrr
9isbsnbenber, u. W. gppina; 2.
Warb 9Iopb WeDsrs, R. M. CUNNING,
SSpbn 3. Sseg; 8. Warb 6. 3. SbOup;
d. Warb Gb. 9. @iuiams, 1on'
Stad. Republitansr: l. Warb 6oraes
ounolep. r. Is. gsrnbt; 2. 8arb 3.
W. Gbappins, Sterlus aramsr, Sobn
6. Maripell; 3. 0orb Broom Webel.
&. 81. Smith; 4. Warb S. 9. MuIlid.
1rant 9riggs. s.. R. Wldrtin unb
SSiaae Steltpn, beibs bon OdpiOn,
ilnb bic bsmotrdtiihen adnbibaien
bss %. 9iTtrittss fir bic ae5islatur-
Gdnbibdten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-13

Qlbenb IN Der 2pon's 6al geo. 400
Scott Strabe neuorganiiirt. Die fris
heren 9eamten purben ipteoereripdblt.
2eihe aefunben.
Die 9ei6e pes 17=iGbriaen @bbie
Bates bon point pledfant. SO. 9a.,
nelcher ais aaiiitenburidbe auf benz
gopte ,Gpnpop" bei6Gftiat aeipeien
mar. puroe Qeitern nabe Stpnn point
in SbiofluR aefunben. Die Gei9e
nurbe bierber mad, Der Rpie13en
Moraue aebra6t unb pirb bsute nab
oem Seimatbsort bes @srunaliidten
aeIhidt iperoen.
Quf benz @eIetfe 9etDbtet
Der 49eiGbrioe Sobn Smith BON
10. S24 De Gpurien 4penue. Siio Co
Dinaton. ipurbe Qeitern Ha6mittu1 aui
Dem gobnasleiIe an Der 81. StraBe
unb De Courier 2lpenue BON einenl
Nra6taua Der 9. 4 q. Yabn So. iiber
Ifabren unb fofurt aetObtet. Smii6
lpslher taub mar. b0rte niht bas Ser
onraben ees .3uaes uno trat auf bas
Gjeleiie. Gsute. tpel6e Smith tonnten,
srtIdren. baR er friiber bereits mebrere
'Diale pon giienbabnaiiaen eetroffen
unb perlebt iporDen mar. Die peritiims
melte 2ei6e puroe ndA Der Sipetnams
Moroue eebraht.
tiftunqsfeit Der Surner.
Oas iehsiqite SubiIdum Der So,
binatoner 5urner, tpelbes am Cont
td0. II. Septentber. itattfinbet, piro
ieoenfalls Az elmer 1robartieen glffairs
! iih aeitalten. Oas ARRANGEMENTS
Sommittee lit aus folsenoen 9urnerr
tonItituirt porben: 9llban @olff, Dor.
iiBer; 81. Ganae, 2lfiiitens 9priiber
I0enrn Raut. Setretdr; QlI. Weuing,
S6abmeiiter; geiiibsr vi. WabIe,
2eslie +. Rotb. SEQ. S6neiber unb
Geo. r. Fotb. er ofiicio. SSiir bic glb=
tnItuna bes S6auturnens purbe Der
&OpinQton iSebsral YaiebaQ 9art in
Iusii6t aenommsu. an ipelhem aIIe
&laiIen Der Surnpsrsine bes Sbio
9rrnbeairts Sbsil nebmen fpsrbsn.
Gs piro beobiidtiat. aualei6 eins
propaaanSa fir bas beuti6e 5urncn
~ entfalten burd 8ereinsturnen uno
Waiieniibunoen. iSiir bic glusfiibrung
oieIes Observation-Disclosures purbe bic
freunoIihe llnterftiibuna bes 9ororts
rno Der Deri6isbensn Surnoereine bes
geatrts 3uaeii6ert. 9lm Samitag.
ben II. September. ipirb Elm dqaemeis
ner aommers in Der Surnbale abees
barten unb am Montaa, ben 13. Sep
tslHber piro bas SubiIdumsfeif nit
einem srphen guu ieinsH 4bi6IuB
finoen. IS eraebt bisrmit on aGs
Surnsr Der goDinatpn 5urnoemsinbe
bic aufforberuna. rsat pisle nsus
UlttaIiebsr au tperben. um bic Surns
aemeinbs fir bieie GsIeaenbeit au4
1umeriif au itdrten.
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Die Der. Staaten tperben
fh tpabriheinliH auf feline
tpeiteren 9lrgumente nit
3eutiblano einIaifen
unb sine turss Note an
0eutibIanb f9idsn.

W y u y W u II.
WafbinstOn, .. g., ~. gull
Ss,rsiGr aaniins mar pGbr.nb bel
9asss bumit beiddftist. Data fir oi
ndait. ROte 5u iamm,ln, Die OF
0suii4lanb s,I6idt lperb,n ioa. uni
sr b.utsts on, bab .r ii6 tpabrfbsirIid
nidt mad Goruiib. q. g.. bes,5:n ip.rr
be, unb bab Der 9rGiibent DiIior
irahrid.inIid gnbs Der Nod, mad
WdibinstOu 5uriid.,brsn p.rb..
3n Offi5islIsn arsiisn fDirb bic Si'
tuation als triiiih be5.idn.. unb .i
periu6t Qiemanb in Gbr.be su itelIen
bob bic geSisbuns.n 5tpiiten ben Ser
Staaien unb 9eutiblanO jsst s.ipan'
i.rer 4ri iinb, als biss i,maIs in b.l
9ef6id.s Der btibsn aGnb.r Der GaL
mar.
Sobs Beanie bts S!aatsb.purte,
ln.nts iossH. Oab bic pOIitit Der ams'
ritanii6sn R.sieruns in fOtsfGltissl
W.if, auss.arbeitst tperb.n ipiirb. UNI
bab, nm bic SituutiOn f,It in 9Gnbsr
gu bebdlien. rsifli9e uebsrlssuRs no
tbis isi. 0i.is Grtldruns luurb, abss'
ssben, I'M ni6t ben @laubsn 81 sr'
fpsten, bab Elm. 9sr5Ossruns Don cine,
Wods obsr msbr BEL Der 4usarbsi.una
Der ROis elm 3uriidlpsi9sn BON BEN
sinmaI bon Der Rsgisruns eiussnom'
menen Stanbpunit bsbsutsn Tonne.
Wun III in bisfisen 9.amisr!rsiieu
Der anii6t, bab bic nnt.rbanSlunseu
in cine iOlbs pbofe setrstsn isi.n, bat
bi. Rssieruns Der Der. Staaten Bis 81
sin,m sstpiFm Grabs anb.utsn miiiIs,
tuas iis gu ibun b.abii&iis.. ipsHn ibrs
R.dts nod tpsiisr berlsst iuiirosn unt
tpsId.n Sianbpunit fis nit gs,ug aui
bic Wsissruns 9sutfhIanbs. Die Der
an.pOrtlidisii fir bic 3erit6runs Der
pauTtdnia" uuf Ji4 ;u n.bmsn, ein'
nsbmsn ipirb. Wlan erpariet. bab bic
nddf. Qoi. in beitimmisrem 5On aIs
bisbsr s.baItsn fein ipirb.
geamis bes Staatsbsparismsn!s
subsn gu DeritsbeH, bab .sie ipeiisrsn
GrgumeHte nit 9sSue auf bi. in Sra
9. tommsnbsH prin5ipisn DOrs.bradi
lperben ipiirbsn; Dab bic Noie iebr tur5
i,iH uno i'm aIlsemsiRn bic poIitit
unb,utsn psrbs, tuslds bic om.riiani'
i6. Rssieruns nit geSus uuf bic Be-
reits erfoIst.n &rleBuns.n bss 9OIs
terrs5ts, Obsr bieienissn. bic stipa nod
fOls,n DiirOen. sinsufdIasen b.abiia.
iigsn.
Sn bieiissn b.utf6en areiT.n balt
man bic Gage fir iritifd. Graf bon
8srntOrff, Der b.utfde 9Otfaafter, IN
absr Der anii6i. bdb bur4 ben Rad'
erua. ben 9satl$IanS in fsinsr gpts
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auf bic GiabIiruns Der grsibsit ouf
BEN Uleere sslest bat. btr Wts fir iDsis
krs llntsrbanblunsen sesbnet wOrpsH
III.
Setrstar goniing ipirb bemnadit
ben grafen 9sruitorff uuf bes aeste.
rem @rfuden .mpfansen unb NIT ibm
bic Gage i'm aaseniein.n beipre9.n.
Wan sIaubi, bab bam Der goti4dftsr
in inform,Iler Deiis ben Sianbpuuft
Der Seutfdsn @sgierung ertldun uno
isinerfeits Don benz SstretGr Sdniin5
in grfabruns brinsen piro. fiir fpis
srnit bic R.sieruns Der Der. Siaahn
bic isBise Gage bdlt.