davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Grand Work That Should
Have Your Cooperation

knf Curtis, state humane marshal
oofcl odicer Of the Detroit Animal
~ ooDociation. has reported to the
Tint the 1O7 cases brought by
}10fote The police court of Detroit
9 The past year resulted in 107
1Ions, carrying fines Of from 81 to
- h some cases imprisonment.
- the courts are to be COM
- 111ecigtiun and its sup
1 NOON 10 splendid
z work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Ireland and The War

There were some half-million eli
gible men in ireland, married and
unmarried, OF military age at the
date of the last census in 1911.
Scarce 10000 of these were called
up at once. being in the reserves
of the old regiments. Over $1,000
OF the remainder have enlisted and
been accepted at the recruiting cen
ters. There have been as many re-
jections as acceptances, for in the
first rush, when millions were being
enrolled and IL was thought ,nn1, nnn
or l,5O0 900 would have been sufti-
cient for the Job, only the perfectly
tit were accepted. In other words,
over 100000 Of the men of military
age in Ireland in August. 1914. have
offered themselves for the defense
OF Europe. II we allow for emigra
ton this means that one out OF
every three Irishmen of military age
has volunteered. There were in the
old regiments at the outbreak OF
the war over 10000 Irishmen. out
OF Ireland alone, then, over 10000
Irishmen have been In the firing line
or are on their way thereto.
But that is not the whole story
One has only to read the casualty
lists OF the English regiments 10
see that thousands of Irishmen have
enrolled in England as well This
las been an old practice with Irish
recruits. Such regiments as the
East Lancashires, the Liverpool reg
iments, the Glasgow regiments, the
Northumberland Fusiliers and the
Black Watch have always been IA
vorites with adventurous Irish lads
hVAt arc an tOius ONtI tOU to
cruits from Dublin atone IN the Ia
nous Black Watch
Nor Is II only In the trenches and
on the nights that frefand's toll Is
being paid. The munitions work IN
Ireland is proving far more consid-
cradle than could have been imag-
iued from those whose knowledge
OF industrial Ireland has failed 10
keep pace with the recent develop
ment of her manufacturing re-
sources. Belfasts contribution 10
the navy might have been anticipat.
ed. But the growth OF Arklow into
the largest mandatory OF explo-
sives outside Essen. the sudden
transformation OF Dublin's engineer.
ing works into first-class factories,
not merely of shells but OF naval
and gunnery equipment. the rapid
development OF such skilled indus
tries as the manufacture OF peri
scopes. the big output Of the Irish
woollen mills. the unceasing work
Of the Dublin biscuit factories, the
naval work at Haubowline, the max
ing OF uniforms at Limerick, the
OUT nj OF khaki at Athlone, have
suddenly revealed ireland as a coun-
Try capable OF a great and immedi-
/ ate ADVANCE In industrial life.
/ Indeed from that point of view
the war Is bound. with all its sac.
rifces. 10 give great impulse TO
tho indus trial life OF Ireland. The
ncv organization and capital invest
ntnt6 stimulated by the war will
survive Besides that. "a great
( food producing country ireland has
rcaped and is reaping large profits,
which are remaining in the pockets
OF the producers, and thanks 10 the
political laboEs OF the past no long.
or confscated by an idle partner
In the person OF the landlord Nor
is that all The Irish peasant pro
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Lord Kitchener se,s.wsker

Lord Kitchener is never called In
the morning; he swakes regularly
himself at $50. when he has his
private letters and a cup OF tea
brought TO him. He rises at 7
O'Clock. and retires. II his duties at
the war ONCE permit. at midnight.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Romance Is Found In
Commonplace Lives

We are all accustomed to look upon ourselves
as commonplace. We are apt 10 see only uuif
ness in our neighbors lives. We mourn because
we think romance is confined 10 heuoh vi 'ie
stage And We even go TO the movies u seen
the romance which we miss at home.
But where did the story the play ana tue
film adventure come from, If not from reai
life?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

prietor has gained. Out of the de
probation of public securities has
come the source of an immense pos
sitie profit TO him and the nation at
large From letter by w. H.
Brayden. editor of the Freeman's
Journal, Dublin. to the New York
Sum-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

In India
sometimes widows shon their
clothing
ed rom another marriage
ahead Of
husbands funeral unless prevented and
him
In widow recently attempted suicide She left a
the
proyid for her children--IF SHE WERE DEAD
suicide and their
deenseles
the II the in the
OF the
$ NJ liberty be justice.
OF IS TO RAISE THE LEVEL OF
wi
prejudice that BOTH
standardization?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
JUST WAIT.

She-Just think. Reggie, when we are married
and am sharing all your griefs and sorrows."
He-But have no grefs or soTrows.
She-No, but you will have them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

Inc eIldIe dSSOSiatiOii hSSN'S $1,000
ing further than this report for good
and sufficient reason for its existence,
and it should have the earnest support
and hearty cooperation of all good citi-
zenS.
Wherever YOU come upon case Oh
cruelty toward an animal, let the asso-
citation know at headquarters, Grand 81.
Write the number down in your note
book.
Some very earnest women are engaged
in the work of the association and de-
voting a great deal of their time to it.
Furthermore. they are giving from
their purses to sustain the work.
It should be a pleasure for all OF us
to turn in and help. and to spare at least
the time it would take to make teie-
phone call to help dumb brute in dis
tress.
Become a humane agent yourself.
Keep your eyes open and your human
sympathy in good working order.
Call Grand 81.
Don't forget the number.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

b ~ Oscar II. leaps the trenches of the
| "a it, mission of mercy for the
chss Of the battlefe9s with a man
Eooxd whose success in the industrial
ND proves his mental capacity and
nncs. his powers of organization and
D ability to master big problems.
<1Ie has taken upon his shoulders a
<ok that IL q gigantic one, but has the
|foxt, the courage and the faith to
le II.
I1e Was jeered on the streets of De-
FIX when he first appeared in his horse
20 carriage.
&1o IL equal to the jeers his peace plan
foceiving and he is too big to be
&VSd BY them from his great, big hui
- purpose.
y ~ may be attempting the impossible
W that may be your honest view, but
M Wont find yourself agreed with by
t II the fellows who passed up Ford
961re stock when Henry Ford first offer
e IN Detroit Is years ago.
h None Of the men who failed at that
20 20 see the Ford stock possibilities
y 49, rs.~,' ts' - "ons' y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
] the Ford Peace Ship
4 Nears the War Trenches
On Its Mission of Mercy

N3yo have not decided on any definite stops
All we know is that the fighting ma
- are sick of war. that they want to
I&D and that they are waiting only for
~ dislnterested party to step in and Of
uediation. Some people in this world
Nv seen a. to be skeptical about the sue
90 our plans, but when We return i
~ they viii change their views. Any ac-
taken toward peace is worthy OF sup
4 Y the Action IL based on good judy
- and conviction.
y foregoing was the statement
IN Henry Ford just before he sail
& fxHdAy, with his party for peace
Oscar IL
~ chip II now well out upon the sea.
tGuceeds, in the opinion of major
x his countrymen, upon fruitless,
o1dacious errand.
Who among those who have scoffed
3pd at this project has the audac-
~ contradict the man who conceived
Nm he asserts that the nations at
~ 6ick Of it?
oky newspaper that has turned
Snt criticism upon this expedition
& = the result of Henry Ford's great
- instincts. knows that what he
v true; knows that the real senti-
81 every country involved in the
~ conflict IL for peace AT THE
1u9r POSSIBLE MOMENT.
Rkss but spark to start a war.
~ en- tell but what Henry Ford's
ship may prove the spark that
neh of the back-fire Of peace?
55Gns for his efforts is looked upon
ocsible.
nany instances the wish is father
thought.
~ can reply to those who are
a questioning the possibility of
o, that up to the time the first
had been fired, this European war
IS rsgarded almost generally as impos-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06

Parents, remember this when you set out TO
buy your chlds Christmas toys. Get him only
those toys which will be OF real constructive
value 20 him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-06
Tool Chest COurtship

1T is plane that / love YOU" he
The day book., 1915-06-24


to live in the mountains, away from
folks"
The stammered, foolish words were
almost inaFiculate. Marvin under
stood the passion behind them, the
soul longing for freedom, cropping for
refuge from the petty tyranny of life.
He placed his arm around her. She
looked up at him and their lips met.
81, too, love the mountains" he
said. Would you come and live with
mel mean, if we were to be mar
ried?"
She nodded. They stroIled together
along the trail and at last both had
found happiness. Before she left it |
was arranged that she was to meet |
him and they would rice TO the near
est town and find a minister.
But at the meeting place Marvin
found only a scrap of paper stuck |
into a cleft in a tree.
"It amt no use,' ran the scrawled |
words. ''Pve got to marry Jim. |
can't fight any more. Good-by. Your
Laura"
The man had fought life so long
that there was not much more fight |
left in him. He mounted his horse |
again and rode back homeward. Once |
he would have given his life, risked |
it, at any rate, with gladness Now,
neither life nor its rewards had much |
meaning for him.
That night he dreamed he was pur-
suing Laura through a vast smoky
land, wilderness, with no other liv-
ing being in sight; yet she was run
ming from him toward some unknown
danger, and he pursued, eager to save
her.
He gasped and sat up. Through
the window of his cabin he saw a
lurid light that seemed to fill the sky.
The room was filed with smoke.
He hurried into his clothes and
ran to the stable. The horse was
The day book., 1915-06-24

He forced the frightened beast into
the heart of the conflagration. At
last he was at the valley entrance.
Through the riffs in the smoky pail
he saw that the flames weEe spread
ing in the opposite direcdonG Unless
the wind changed his cabin was safe
and the forest that he loved. But the
fire had done its work in the valley.
He tethered his horse securely and
ran down the valley. He saw smoul-
dering homesteads, fallen trees,
blackened rooftops of deserted hous-
es. Then he was at the Cooper place.
The house was still blazing.
He ran through the little irrigated
patch and hammered furiously at the
door. 1t fell crashing beneath his
blows. The interior was empty.
Thank God for that!
The girl must have joined the fugi-
tives in the mountains at the other
end of the valley. There was no more
to be done. Marvin turned slowly
away-and then he was aware of the
girl crouching beside the little trickle
of water, as she had crouched by the
brook that day. She was crouching,
weeping, and in a moment he had her
in his arms.
"You are not hurt?" he cried.
where is your father? Your"
81 don't know" she sobbed. when
l awoke the house was beginning to
burn. Idressed and hurried out here.
l Think think they have gone with
the settlers toward the mountains"
''They left you to burn" exclaimed
Marvin, in horror. 49,:
She laid her hand on his arm. "I
heard them calling for me- she said.
But hid here. Tomorrow was to
have married jim"
"And now?" asked Marvin, bending
over her.
Now, just can't. can't. Leave
me to die"
I,o,. -, l, 80 o,,J go
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-23
Sabnmattrial fiir &nb=
lamO.
&erlabnng in H6ilubclpbin mag gan
&c @odle oancrn.

8biIa D e. p f q, 90, %. NIru.
10 Sofomotinen, 5000 SonnrnStnbI.
id)ienen inb on0erC G;lcr5ohn @la-
teriolien i'm Geipifte unn 1000 SoR-
ncn, Seil cineS groben 9luftroqes Der
rltliiifcn &c9icrling on biciige ;Sir.
men, fpuroen heittc oltf Den britiihen
Sampfer ct. 2eonoro5 nerloocn. Gs
miro cine @o6e ober 5e6n Soqe bou.
crlt. che Die &erlablrng hes 9ampfcrs
beenoet ieiit miro. 9ic St. 9eonor6s
miro enttueber burtb ben 0onomofo.
mol nod @looipoitof gchen ODER nod)
9lrfongel. Cine 5ipeitc 6crartioe 2o.
onng miro nit Dem bier am 20. Sep.
ten1ber fdIigen ioponiifen 9omrfer
Snbo 0tarit abaehcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-23
@onoon betout fric0=
lt6en Gbarattcr Der
NrQbic.
9uasltD tein @a@ti9iff, ionbern
barmloitr &anffabrer.

Huiiugiere Der Sun5lep erfI1rten
geitern, oaB bos SGiff torpeoicrt
Durbe. ebe Die glrobic pericnft NOR
Den NOR un0 baB bas oellt1be Boot
lid binter Der 9ilnslcp perborg unb
altf Die Slrnbic ipartcte.
@ai bingtou, 23. 9lu9. Sie
ellOgiiltigen Serid)te ii6cr Die &crirn-
flung oes Sampfers glrabic perocn
belttc nod INNER unnRcgicrnnQs- Sc
an1ten abgCDartet, lul0 bis su ibrem
@intrcffen bleibt Die S6altlnq Der
SunOes 9fegierimg unenti6ieoen.
Sdon ideint Die SSrage, OBJ Die 9lrobic
geDurnt Doroen mar obrr llid)t, oohtn
fcitgcitellt nurocil sli ieill, oaB fciue
@armlng nor ser @erienfilng erfoIqt
NOR Ter Eltnft, Der nod SipcifeIhoft
iii, lit, oh 0eutihlono bebounten
miro, bab Die Sotinfe, ba8 Der Dam.
pier fltr5 Dor Slbfcuerllng oes Sorpe.
Dos ieinen Surs gcGnoert botte, ben
Saltfboot &onlmanoontcn sur
slnnabmc neronlobt 1otte, oab Die
Nlrnbic oosllntericeboot ronlnlen mol.
lc @otid)aftcr @eror6 in Berlin mirb
iid beniibcr, oieicn Tunft alri5ufl6.
rcn %on ieincm Scrid)t miro Die
Grtideioirng Der @aihingtoner Ne
gierllng oh Gellti6lanb einc .abiid]t.
lid unfreim6lid)e" Son0Ilna hedan-
gen bate, abbdngen.
llnteroeiicu miro Die 9lontiltiItra.
tion nifts iiber Den Sitrs, ocn iic Gin.
5uibln9eu oebenft, ncroffcntlidlcn.
Snnslen mar gans bnrmlps.
9onbon, %. Mug. 9ie Ibmi-
rolit1t bot belite omtlidl beitrittcn.
bob Der Sonpfer 9unslep, Der tnr.
pcbiert muroc, cin beDnffnctcsgSodlt-
idiff NOR. @Iei65eitig mirb ou-
rauf bingepicicn, 6ob Scr 9lmslcp
ein imbemaiinctcs m0 barinIuics
aouffobrtciififf mar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-23
SceidllafDt miirbe @prmarif Sinben
bnrss in anrlanS beeinflniien.
Gbolera berridlt anscblidI inter Der
Slnkid)iffcrn in Srnnoenbnrg.
8nnalbppt siuiidlen Splfeitons mnb
gpnlosne iiberfdlis.

Die fplgcnocn ans Spnbpn nno
Eetrpsrab itammenben nnb barnm
nit GROCER @uriidDt anfsnncbmcnbem
geridlte iiber SccfGmpfe i'm 8plf BON
Higa in ben Sagcn ppm 16. bis 10.
4mgnit licgcn pur. Sic babcn bis iebt
inbeiien feline geitGtisnng bentidJer-
ieits sefnnoen.
Bctrograo, %. sluguit, iiber
9onoon, 1890 nnt)ntittngs. Sie
Seeihlad)t i'm Golf pon &iqa miro
in cincr Grfldriing bes Worinc-
Sauptailarticrs beitrieben tpie
folgt:
Die bcltid)e 6lotte erneuertc ont
16 slugliit nit groBen StreitfrGftei,
ibren slngriff nrf uniere Stcnungen
om Gingange 5nm Golf BON 8igo.
llniere Sd)iffe id)lugen am 16. nnb
II. slueiiit oieie 9lneriffe bes Sent
oes ab, beiien gebeine 8orbereitun-
gen fir oas @inbringen in ben Golf
bon uniiftigem @etter begiinitigt
iporoen naren.
Inter Dem Sfuse pon bidtenl
gtebel fnbren Die feinoliGen Streit-
frdfte III betrddtlifer 8roBe onl
18. in Den Coli Elm, uno iiniere Sd)if.
fe 5ogen iid gleid)aeitig 5uriid, inben
tic Dem 6einbe fortgeiest @ioeritano
leiiteten, obnc Die sSiiblilng nit ibnl
su perlieren. 9lm 19. rno 20. gln.
gult flGrte Der SSeino in perif)ieoenen
9fibtirngen aui. belt aber gleih3ei-
tig Den &nnpf nit unieren Sf]iffcn
aiifred,t, nobel feline Sorpeboboot,
sSlotiae betrGhtliben Serluit erlitt.
sluf unierer Seite perloren mir oas
aononenbootSipiltd, ipel6es riihm.
reid im Sample nit einem feinbli.
hcn areii5er iinterging. Der Sorpe-
ooboote csfortierte unb bis allf 400
Darbs lutierem 9oute nobcfon. Ser
III Slamrnen eingebiillte Siuutd)
feuerte Sd)rb auf S6ub, biz er
Ianf, na6bem or porher gleidfaGs
fcin0lihe Sorpeooboote 5lin Sinfen
9ebra6t bate.
slngeiidts ieines Scrluites unb
Der iSruftlo;igfeit ieirer slnitren-
gungen ideint Der 5einb am 81. Den
@olf pon 8iga geidiibert 5ii baben.
,3pil6en oem 16. unb 81. 9lugiiit
ipuroen 5fpei feinolibe arel,ser imo
nibt ipenieer oIs o6t 3orpeopbootc
oes sSeinoes enttpebcr uerienft ober
auBer @efed)t geSest. @Ieih5eitia
aelang es lutieren @erbiinbeten, in
Der Office einen Der itdrfiteit. Siirf-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-23
Ser nngeridltetc Sdlaoen uirb anf
rnnS S., 100000 geidlGst.
Die beiSem 6lniic ieit Iitternadlt in
rapibem Sanen.
isarmcrsiamilie in grfanias iunrbe
Epfer Don Spdiuniier.

ST. 9puis. Wfo.. %. 9lng. Sic
nngeidlrolenen &niicr bcs 0teramec
S5luiics, Der bon Sonritag obeno bis
qeltern Nfitterno6t gcltiegen iuor
uno cincn groben SciI bcs Cries
Taaep Gorf ilbcridmcmnlt battle,
trotcn bcutc rupib 5liriif, nudoem
nncbrcre Ycrloncu ertrilnferL eln be
bclitcnocr eiacntlunsIdnoen dngc-
ridtet luno $500 0tcnl6cn aus ibrcll
SGlicrn getricbcn pprbcn poren.
9lls Dos SSoilcr fiel ltno Die Sriln-
mer neegerGlin1t pnrelL fano mont
pielc porbcr oils perniiBt gemelocte
@erionen mie6cr, 10 baB man gloilbt,
bob 6ic 3obl Der Wteni6enopfer IL
nid1t iebr iiberiteigen meroc. Sollcp
Torf lieat 10 Wteilen iiiopeltli6 bon
ct. 2ollis.
3miihen Wfittcrnuht lno s llbr
beltte iriib mar ocr 0ternmcc Inn o6t
3oQ aefnllcn. Souicnhc 9lcres ME
briacs fSarmlono I'll beiben Seiten
oes Sliliics muren nbcr rtm Die
N1ittogsihtnoc nod itrter ySoiier uno
c. mar 6ober unntoglif, 0efiritip
feIt3ultcllcn. Oh ole pielen Eerlonen,
sllmeilt @cibc. bic gcitern ols pcr-
n1iBt acneloct poroen moren, lid
ant 2cbcn bcfinocn ooer nid)t.
9ei6t MIR perltrindlte Der 0eramec
oui icincm gon5cn 100 Meilen lam
qen 2nrs 6urh Die S5orf gcrgc
llcbcrihmcnnulngen, ionoern aun
Der nciter riidip1rts in ocn S5orfS
flicBcn6c @asconooe, Der gleihfollS
uus ieincn llfern getrcten lit. llcbcr
bunocrt MeiIen 5erritorillm i'm Scr
5en Der S3orfs 5pii6en Springiielo
no. iub ct. Souis lit bon ieocr
@erbinbung nit 6ieien beioen Stdo-
ten obgcihnitten. Snfolge oellcn
fonnten ole blinoerten aberdeen, Die
Den Sanltoe iIno Scnntag in oen
&lubbouicrn uno 3eltlagern lon95
bes 8oseondbe uno @teramcc per-
bringen. bclitc niht beinlfebren.
3ilae iiber Die ct. 9ouis & Sun
Sronciseo 9abn fonntcn lpcbcr iibcr
Sic Souptlinic nodl Sflobomu uno
Scru5 nod nlIdl ilbcr Die Nfenpbis-
Clinic perfcbren.
ct. Sunis brittle lleberifmemmnmg
st. 2ouis, Nfo.. %. 9luaiit.
ct. 9olis Gountp erbolt ii6 beutc
bon ser orittcn Der lleberid)mcn,num
qcn, Die in ebenio piclcn Sogcn bieie
Stobt bcimeeiud,t botten Die lesiC
foltetc ~ Nenihenleben unb piei-
lcidlt nod, mcbr, 5erItorte Giaentllnl
im0erte bon iiber elmer Vtillion Dol
lars unS mofte 5lpeitoiiieno 6aml-
lien pboodllns.
3n0li SpoesfGllc maren bis belitC
iriib Dem Coroner sur gn3el9e &C.
broht uno ialt cirburoert Teripner
iperocn aIs uernliBt aelneloet. Slut
anlpobncr fiird)ten, oaB belite nndl
oenl SSollcn ocs Weran1ec- 6liiles c.
fid ,eigen miro. baB 5ablreihe Wfeil'
id3enopier Die brittle lleberihmcn1.
mnng qeforoert bottc. lfon glonbi
ierner, oob Die 2eifen nieler Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-23
&ai6 Der IrDbibitiDn
miibt.
@eit @irginia's giirgcr uerlamecn
Wiberruf bes 0Dit @ciebes.

s horle II, @.@o., %. 9lug.
ISlt Torfersburg itnb pielen on6cren
Staoten oes Stootes sirfulierten
beltte Retitionen, tporin @ouoerneur
Scnrn 3. Sntfielo ulfgeior5ert miro,
oie Segislatitr ail elmer Spe5ial-Sef.
ion ein5uberiifen, Inn 6os 0oIt'ife
Broblbitionsgeict 3lt ninerrrfen
Gas SeieB trat crit I'M Ietten Sabre
IN aroft. Gieie Segislotir bot be-
reits 5tpei Speaial : Seilionen obee-
balten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-23
Sat)lagt in &aibingtOn
ieit Samitag nnpcrz
dnDtrt.
Sptidafter 8crarb initruiert, anf
amtlifen geridlt sn lunrten.
Gsfprte srase NM eu. Snrsanbe'
RING BON entid)eioenber Sebentuns.
8euid)t pirb Slnsinse bes glmerifa'
ners Gppinstun beiselegt.
@ernebmnns ueiterer 3ensen itOkt
anf erbeblidle SdIluierigfeiten.

@oibineton, %. 9lue. Sc
fretdr 2oniing fubelte beute ben
9oti6after 8erarb in Berlin Die
9lnfroec, Db Die oeuti6e 8cgicriulJ
einen offi5iellen 9cridt iibcr Die Scr
ienfitng bes &bite Star 0umpicrs
9lrobic erbolten bGttc. Der Bot
if)after lpurbe jebod nift initrlIiert,
einen iolden 8crid)t 5ll Oerlungell.
SffiSiea ipurbe erfl1rt, baB bic anle-
rifonii6e 8egierilng burdaus nod
nidt on Die Sutiuden femme lu1o ibrc
Snfprmntion fiir iebr fro9nentarii6
betrofte.
Scfrct1r 2nniine iagte, Die Si-
tliotinn iei bieielbe pie an1 SornItoe.
IS nGren nod feline onberen S6ritte
erfoIat, OILS gennue Conformation nit
8e5ug borouf jill erbolten, mas Itott-
gefl,nben bGtte.
Nus Der Satiode, BOB 8otid)ofter
9erorb nift iititriiiert nltroc, cine
9luffl1riing 5li berlongeiL I6IieBt
nun, bub bos Stootsbeportenent be-
abiidltiat, cs Der oeiitiden &egierling
5u iiberloIicn, freimillig nit elmer
etmaigcn 9lpffIGrung 81 fpntmen.
9oti6ofter Sage in 2onbon bot
per &clt ci1ige beifmorene 9lusingeu
iiberIebenoer Mnlerifoner uno onocrc
9lngoben gel6idt, lplrbe aber In
ftruiert, cine flir5c S5nboltsongobc
6es Ofoteriols per aabel ntit5lIteileit.
gtad 4nii6t bes Stoatsbcpnrte.
mcnts puroen Die Tunfte be5ilglidl
Der miftigen Srogen, ob Die 9lrabic
esfortiert mar, oh tic fur5 por 9lb-
! feucrllng bes Sorpcbos ibren Surs
Gnocrtc, unb anberer 0inee nod
nidt iiber o9cn 3peifeI felteeltellt
9la Die einectroffene S5nformation 1T,
BON ben 9eitrngsneIbungen obgeic-
ben, benen man Die britii6e 3enilr
beutlih onieben fonn, in elmer fur.
sen beihmorenen Il,siage zines ame.
rifuners. Seellab Gonington, eittbol-
ten. Oas Sepnrtement bolt es fiir
notlpenbig, bob feline 9lusiage er-
bGrtet 1nb ereon5t piir6en.
0o Die mciiten iiberIebenben Slime,
rifuner mogli6lt raid Sueenstomr
perIaiien botten miro Die ancrifa.
nii6c Sotifaft crit nod oieien Sc,,.
TEN ipieber iud)en ntiiiicn, mos Die
4rbeit Iongiant geitolten mag.
Gnslanbs anttlidle @eriiun.
2onbon, %. Mig. Sn einen
grgGn3unesberidte, Der friiber iibei
bas 8erienfen bes Sonlpiers Srobi,
ousgegeben ipuroe. erflart Die britt
| i6e 9lomiralitat beute folgenoes:
9ie 9lrabic NOR elm utbetpaffne
tes Baiiosieridiff Dos ii6 ulIi Del
9lusreiie na6 einem neutralen So
fen befono. 0a6er mar es linmog
lid), bob lie &ontro6nnoe nod bieien
Sofen on gorb baben fonnte. Siu
lpuroe pon einem 0euti6en Sal6
boote obne porberiee @arnung per
ienft uno beriudte meoer, boSSoli9
boot on5ugreiieL nod ibnl 5u ent
lgeben