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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
MANATEE WANTS SOME
GOOD ROADS. TOO

Bradentown. July ga district
north Of the Manatee river compris-
ing Palmetto, Ellenton, Terra Celia
and Gillette, and the rich territory
surrounding these prosperous towns
is engaged in an active bond cam
paign with view to authorizing a
bond issue of 61,68O,OOO for the
purpose of constructing hard sur
faced roads and the grading of high
ways in the district. and the con-
struction of bridges.
The specifications embraced in the
call of an election call for construc-
tion of 20.60 miles of hard road of
asphaltic oil and sand construction,
and the grading of 55.41 miles con-
Meeting up with other hard surfaced
and graded roads and constituting
valuable and intelligent system
which may be extended as occasion
nay require.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
TO ENVELOP EVERGLADES
WITH BETTER HIGHWAYS

Chattanooga, Tenn, July &c
That the Florida Everglades will be
traversed by wonderful roads is as
sured by the action of Dade and
Broward counties, which have gone
on record unanimously to vote bonds
to meet Lee county, thus completing
the Tamiami Trail" across the state.
This is one of the offshoots of the
Dixie Highway that grew out of the
Orlando road meeting.
The present plan is to run the
road out along the banks OF the
Miami canal, using rock excavated
from the canal for building the
road, into the "Glades to the point
where it intersects the Fort Lauder
dale canal, where it will also run
into another road through the new
county of Broward from Fort
Lauderdale, the county seat. Ihis
InSuTeS TWO teTUllHdio a. 'iN
end instead of one.
From this point the road runs 10
IN old trail near the line of the Lee
county to Sam Jones Old Town, one
II the most famous settlements In
he 'Glades. From here it follows
he same trail to Immokalee anu
rom thence along shelled road In
o Fort Myers. From Fort Myers II
uns north across the bridge. .he
zee County Commissioners are ouilu-
ng over the Caloosahatchee. thence
D Punta Gorda, Arcadia, TT. Meade
.artow. Lakeland and Tampa. Inc
;stanca will be about 2S5 miles,
he Miami Board of Trade has oeen
prv active in pushing this project
hich is considered one OF the ois
,st ever attempted in Florida. |,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
BRITISH NOTE
TO us. HOLDS
ACTIONS TO Be
IN ORDER
NOTE RECEIVED TODAY AND
FORWARDED TO PRESIDENT:
CONTENTS WILL BE MADE
PUBLIC WEDNESDAY MORNING
(By Associated Press. \

washington, July 26.-The Brit
ish reply to. the United States note
OF March 30. protesting against the
enforcement of orders in council
which restrict neutral commerce has
been received, Secretary Lansing an
nounced. 1t holds that the orders
are within international law al
hongh they may involve a new ap-
plication of principles and argues
that it is proper to await judicial
Interpretation. The note is courte-
Gus and holds that British actions
are Justified by decisions of the
United States supreme court in eases
arising during the Civil War. The
note was forwarded to President
Wilson at Cornish and will be given
out for publication in Wednesday
papers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
EMPLOYEES PANAMA CANAL
LOOKING AFTER THEIR INTEREST
(By Associated Press.)

Panama, July 26.-The old EN-.
ployes of the Panama Canal have
about completed an organization for
the purpose of looking after their in
terests In Washington and on the
isthmus relative to conditions of en-
ployment and other matters. One of
the chief objects will be to look af-
ter measures to be brought before
Congress regarding longevity pay.
The organization has not yet been
given a name but 1t probably will be
known as the Panama Canal EN-
| ployes' Association. A large fund
has been subscribed to pay the ex-
penses of a committee recently sent
to Washington to obtain the res
ending Of an executive order under
which rent was being charged
for quarters on the zone. This COM
mittee was successful.
This success was the direct cause
OF the new organization since it
demonstrated, according to moving
spirits what could be done il an or
ganized effort is made. The new as
sociation purposes to have prepared
and presented in Congress a measure
providing for suitable reward for the
civilian canal employees just as the
various army and navy officers have
been rewarded.
The employees will contend that
this reward should be in the shape
oil longevity pay SO that those who
nave been on the isthmus for a GER
tain number of years will be given a
yearly increase in salary. This is to
include all employees whether men,
bers of unions or not. 1t is likely
that to this bill a pension system
Will be appended.
The association already has gath
ereda fund of about $4,000 from
assessments made upon all the en-
ployes practically all of whom al
ready have joined and have paid at
east portion of their assessments.
weekly paper will be started which
will be distributed to all the en-
'loyes and also to many government
'fiicials in Washington as we'll as to
very member of Congress.
It is declared probable that in or
Ter to accomplish its objects the as
ociation will establish officers in
for the purpose of max
ng direct personal appeal to men,
ers of Congress.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
MINISTER'S AT AGRICUL,
TURAL COLLEGE

Baltimore, Nd, July 26.-The
ministers of this State opened a
country life school and conference
under the auspices of the Maryland
Agricultural College here today. Ef-
forts will be made at the convention
which will continue until the 3Oth,
to have better understanding and
to give the ministers an opportunity
to become better acquainted with
rural and community affairs of the
church. The country life school is
really response to the desires of
the college to be of the greatest pos
sible assistance to the farming COM
munity Of the State, as well as a de-
sire upon the part Of the ministers
to get into closer touch with the
farmers problem.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
BECKER TO DIE

FORK, July 26.-Charles
'ae murderer of Herman
is scheduled to die We'd
'nis week at Sing Sing
l, 70 save him having proved
We The figh. made for his
aeedom is only outshone by
.a mas juss gained for Thaw
~ Strenuous efforts are be-
10 get a further stay for
eommutation of the SEN
0aftering away the secrets
T., ~ Becker has prepared a
sment and its disclosures
y awaited. His friends are
u asserting that their pal
sa'er." :" Becker was to have
a'ed today, but Warden
als discretion extended
Until Wednesday next.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
SPREADING THE DRAGNET
FOR ESCAPED CONVICT

Jacksonville, July 26 State au-
thorities are sending circulars
broadcast over the country in the
hope of perfecting the capture OF
Harry Armstrong, the daring robber.
who escaped from the convict camps
near Raiford some time during last
Wednesday night.
As soon as it became known that
Armstrong had made his escape,
communications were sent to every
town in Florida, asking the police
authorities to be on .he lookout for
the man.
Such congratulations were re-
eeiyed by Police Chief Frederick c.
Roach and Sheriff =. H. Bowling,
and. believing that Armstrong might
try to pass through Jacksonville to
% North, all officers have been in
,tructed to keep a sharp lookout for
him.
So far. however. no information
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
ATTORNEY GEN. WEST NEW
PRESIDENT BAR ASSOCIATION

Jacksonville, July 26.-Atlantic
'each was selected as the permanent
meeting place of the Florida State
bar Association at the closing ses-
sion Saturday afternoon ATTORNEY
General L. r. West was elected
president of the association DURING
the afternoon. Members of the asso-
clation declare that this years con-
Vehtlon was the most successful ever
held. They are more than pleased
at the manner in which they were
treated by the management of the
Atlantic Beach hotel during their
stay there.
July %. 1915
winter Haven w. O. w. cemetery
to M. R. Carter.
Malloy & Miller to Chas. r
Young and wife.
A. R. Robertson ct al. to J. w
Glass.
II W. Smell and wife to J. Y.
Harris.
Chas. V. Hamilton ct al. to Selma
Johnson
Vernon Clyatt and wife to Smith
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
HOW CLEVER FARMER OVER.
REACHED HIMSELF
(By Associated Press ,

Hanover, July 26.-The story of
the too-clever farmer who over
reached himself-he should have
read Aesop's Fables first-is making
the rounds of horse owners. None
OF them probably will attempt to
initiate him.
The government was drafting
horses for the army. and the farmer.
VINO possessed beautiful pair of
Days, racked his brain for a scheme
oy which he could keep them. He
knew that II an inspector ever laid
eyes on them they would be taken.
he finally hit upon the scheme Of
inducing neighbor, whose old and
rundown pair had been rejected. to
pass them through the line again
this time as his own. Among hum
dreds of horses the pair passing in
spection twice was not noticed. and
the farmers scheme had worked.
Before long, however, second
draft inspection was arranged for
and the farmer did not dare to try
MS ruse again. Instead he an
preached the lieutenant in charge
and insisted that it would do no
good for his horses to be inspected ]
again, as one was broken-winded and
the other had glanders.
The officer. without any suspicion
of the farmer nevertheless insisted
mat the horses must be shown, and
.ney were promptly accepted. The
udee then proceeded to break the
armer's heart by declaring that he :
you'd ordinarily have paid 1900 :
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26

TINS eession won't affect Bulgarian
neutrality, but the belief is expressed 4
here that Turkey is unlikely to give
up valuable territory without a
promise OF substantial aid.
English newspapers generally ap-
prove the American note. Two lead
ing organs express concern over the
paragraph which under conditions.
promises cooperation with Germany
secure freedom of the seas
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
FIGHTING ON
MEX BORDER
BELIEVED To
Be imminent
GEN. FUNSTON HAS ORDERS TO
REPEL ALL FIRING INTO
AMERICAN TERRITORY AND
ACTION MAY SOON BE FORTH.
COMING
(By Associated Press.

washington. July 26.-General
Funston has reported that a Carrau.
"a force of two thousand were under
1eheral Callss at Santa Barbara.
twenty miles from Nogales, appar-
entity preparing to attack a border
town This despite Carranza's
promise that there would be no bor-
der fighting. General Funston has
orders to repel firing over the bor
der with force.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
GERMANS WILL
take THEIR TIME
ABOUT ANSWERING
(By Associated Press !

Berlin, July 26. 6.-Considerab bic
time Will probably elapse before the
government attempts to reply to the
american note. 1t will probably
mark time until the tone of the Unit
ed States notes Of protest to Great
britain regarding restrictions upon
shipping is ascertained.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
pSH WAR VETS MEET
IN JAX TOMORROW

isonville, July 26.-veterans
war with Spain will gather in
pnville tomorrow on the occa-
d the annual State encamp-
Of the United Spanish War
hns. Thomas M. Woodruff
has complete charge of all ar
nents and the entertainment
ttee. composed of General An
chairman; J. P. Tipping,
per; William M. Green, Rufus
ing and Richard Hargraves.
rs everything in shape for
" the largest gathering of
anish war fighters ever held
rida.
gates from all parts of the
're expected to be in attend
nd in this connection the At
coast Line Railway has put
slal reduced round trip rates
nll bring at least five of the
camps expected to the city.
the official delegates, there
many other members who
fticlpate in the convention.
cHlclal orders from the head
in Florida have been issued
meeting, which will be held
Chamber of Commerce rooms
ng 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
blowing the morning and af-
business sessions, an auto
'our of the city will be made
me evening at $3.50 o'clock a
Fquet is planned to be held at
koh Hotel. The price per
'll be one dollar. The enter
" committee has planned to
e occasion one to be long re-
sa by the visiting delegates.
As M. Woodruff Camp has is
appeal urging all comraGes
Y come, whether members of
Y Of not. The old comrades .
Oaes wanted at the reunion,
matters not with the organi- ,
'0out their membership.
al1ernoon Tuesday the new
Will be elected and installed.
.owart, of the Joe Wheeler
|o' z, of Tampa, is a candi- {
reelection as commander of
F department and probably r
a0r Albert W.. Gilchrist of \
F0foa, will be the net senior f
|Hnander. r.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
fN SAFE;
/ SHIP A LOADED
| WITH FLAX
DETAILS RECEIVED BUT OF.
clALS AT WASHINGTON BE-
eve SITUATION WILL BE
VRTHER COMPLICATED BY
bTEST DISASTER
(By Associated Press. }

budon, July 26. The American
|nship Leelanaw, which left
angel July 8 for Belfast with
b Of flax, was torpedoed and
yesterday by a German subma-
of the coast of Scotland. The
landed in its own boats at
|rall. No details beyond a mes
telling of the landing of the
who notified the United States
b at Dundee,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
TEUTONS HAVE
CAPTURED l3l,250
RUSSIAN PRISONERS
Since JULY "A
(By Associated Press.D

Frankfort. Germany, July 26.-
The Frankfurter zeitung's Vienna
correspondent says the Austro-Ger-
man forces have captured 131.25O
Russian prisoners since July IA. be-
sides forty-one cannon and l41 ma
chine guns and other supplies.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
british SHIP
! ! sunk mi IN NORTH
SEA; CREW SAFE

London, July 26.-The British
steamship Grangewood, 3,422 tons
gross. from Archangel for Havre,
was torpedoed and sunk in the North
Sea by German submarine. The
crew was landed at Lerwick, Scot
land.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
WARDEN SMITH
EX0NORATED Of
ALL BLAME FOR
attack ON FRANK
(By Associated Press. }

Atlanta, July 26.-The Georgia
prison commission exonerated War
den Smith of blame for the attack
on Leo NJ. Frank.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26

marks for them, but that in view of
the farmers honesty in stating their
defects he would only give 1850
even though the defects were not
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26

Igravates German Situation
(By Associated Press.)
shington, July 26.-Oficials
irther aggravation of the Ger
situation in the Leelanaw tor
hg.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26

has been received concerning the
whereabouts Of Armstrong.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
GENERAL CONFERENCE
ME. CHURCH SOUTH
TO Convene IN
ATLANTA IN 1918
(By Associated Press.

Atlanta, July 26.-The Southern
Methodist general conference OF
1918 will be held here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26

understanding. which will extenu
.ver three days This city has oeeh
under a commission form oil govern
ment for fifteen years. Much iin
nrovament is claimed and there Is
complete satisfaction.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-26
FnL Au.
THoRITIEs MEET

n, TH0KITIES MEET
:, :. fexas. July 26.-The
.ue cities of the State,
ses and county commits
mere today for a pro-
's'on Of topics for mu.
h'' cooperation and
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-03-04

Mias Delta G. nouchard started Tues
DDS morning for noston and Ncs York
" here she will purchase complete
siuek ia the millinery line for ladies'
apd childrea The opsalag viii take
place this week before Faster. bat thu
parlar ~iil b. open Ia even body sat.
urdAy. March 81 In aidi,ioa 10 her
m,lliasry basiasss she will ais, eseaa
Aad dye ostrich plamss Ia 'Aaey ealars
~ lavtssa ~ slsi, her over hisssa .
Cnaaata, water Street
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-03-04
TheFireFIy
Single Gel
Battery Lantern

nssws ~ sA~ust ~ ssasss say NJ, fsy ltsa.
egsS, 0Vneatss w sss essissse. sssss hsa4t. A~ft
- s~sA~G LAsss w.t4As ls~ks a ease b. tAsns
vssnsesp. - - ~. fsss~t ~ssk sstsss~uk s~f.s tas
- spt4R - os~ss~H ssAs sss ~ ~ Ma
GnnAkuAA W6s~s sssh sstswssd ssfs~sts. ps@ss
Unkb~ ~ tUusAsH<f kast~sYi eB~ss ~ sA4ssss
- tzs9bae suss - sssfA Asssssstvs s*ss =.
II youns aAssulK csl 90 Mass
a nwh ~ Hs.sasan M.s4
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-03-04

Other makes of Suits at $3.50, 1900,
100 and $4,000, and Coats at $780, 1000
1850 and 1900 each
New Spring Dress Skirts at $500 and
and Sc. so each.
New Spring Tub Silk Waists that are
real sellers and extremely serviceable as
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-03-04

they wash like Percale, $500 and 800 ca.
New Silk Petticoats for the wider
skirts So. so, $50 and 400 each.
Is pieces of New Figured Wolfe and
Batistes, 81 and 80 in. wide, 1212c yard.
80 pieces New Plain and Figured Voiles
in beautiful coors and designs 80 in. wide
Is cents yard.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-03-04

We have received this week several lots
worth of our Special "Wooltex" Coats ar
class garments ever shown here. In eve
tex" garments are not excelled in Amerit
years of selling them makes us believe II
moderate, S17.OO, $1,000 and $500 eac
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-26
Mntwprt anf Slueitt gin,
rDna>NDte.
gutidlafter Tenfielb iua lie in ben
nGdliten Sasen erbnIten.
Barrier glatt iiebt Siplpmatiiden
grnd nnnermeiSIidJ.

Berlin, brobtIos iiber Sop.
bile, 25. 9e3 Die @iener 3eit" ,
erfldrt Der l1eberiee. .9ienit, ,fiinoigt
on. bob goron 9urion bereits nit
Der Inttport allf Die stpeite gote Der
omerifanii9en &esierung iiber ben
Ineona.Saa begonnen bat, un6 baB
Die gtntiport Der oIterrei6iihen @e.
gierung in ben nadliten Gosen Der
amerifauifden 9otifnft in 0ien
iibereeben tperoen tpiro."
8nnidl bes @ebanfens Batter.
9aris, 25. 9e5. Ser @enfer
Gorreiponbent bes 8etit ssournaI min
in @ien aus bolbon1tli1er QueIe
trfobren baben, boB iid) 5ipiiden ben
@iberalen unb &onierpotipen aroBe
Observation-Disclosures iiber Die
onterifaniide gote betreffeno oos
8erienfen Der Stnccno ergeben ia.
ben.
u9ie 2iberoIen", 10 iagt Der aor.
! reiponbent, pfpiii,iden ben 8ereinia.
ten Staaten @enietnung su aeben,
ober Die aonierpatiner, bic burd Die
&egierung ermrtigt tperben, tpeieern
iid] enti9ie6en, unb barum tpiro ein
OiplomatiiGer Sru9 aIs unpermeio.
lid ongeieben."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-26
Grfaltet bat iidJ 6enrp 5uro
9lnf ieiner Nprblanbreiie;
Die Salte, iuelde berridJte bDrt,
Sraft' i'm ans bem 6eleiie.

ltrltertanen feinolider 2dnoer er-
grill 10 5Dar, ouB Der oanlolige
&riegsmiriiter Wfillerano lid peran.
laBt iob, NalieranidlGgc NIT folgen-
bem Sllbalt 5u peroffentliden: r!6al-
tet ben Whulo, Ieio ma6ian1. Die Oh
rem bes Seinoes borden, bot Dem
Wtiniiter Wtalpp Die &eranlaiiling ge-
geber, einen langcn 9rief Der erflG-
rlng oil BEN ReOafteur 5u ifreiben.
SSsn oieIem Sriefe iugt Der eerannte
@eanlte, bab in 1914/15 5063 Ser
ionen aus Sroitfrei6 pertrieben ipur.
ben lnb bab Ser &anlpf gegen bas
Spionenipeien anbauert. Spr Dem
9rieee, 10 miro crfldrt, iunren 400,-
900 Srenloe int 2anbe, ndbrcnb ge-
genndrtig $4,000, meiit S5taliener,
fuiien, Gnglanoer, Imerifater llno
Sdpci5er, oorbanoen iinb. gs icieit
80 Oetentionslager eingerihtet NOR
ben, uno MIR einc fleinc 3abI BON
slufentbults Grlollbnisi6einen lei
Seutiden unb Selterrei6crn gepdbrt
ippr0er.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-26

@ooten genommen, Die an Ser &iiite
eeltranbet iparen. Die goote tpurben
5eritort. Sonit lit nifts Neues 81
beriften".
Sentider aunIul in girmingbam
Derbaftet.
2on6on 25. 9e5. 9arI Meilfe,
ieit pielen Sabren Der bellti6e 9oniiil
IN Birmingham, uno iein geidldftli-
der Seilbaber Carl Sporn iino aui
8erfiigung 6es Sefretdrs bes Snnern
nerbaftet tporben irnb piroen oir ;Srt-
ternierl,ng na6 bier geididt.
Die sipeiten ariess @eibnahten.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 25. 0e5.
Oeuti6lono feiert Die speiten 9riegs-
@eibnadten inter Den erbenflid)
i6limmiten fIilnati ifden @erbdltnii.
len. Cine @ohe long mar i'm eon5eil
3ei6 itetig Sdnee gefaIlen, o6er
plotli6 lit por "a Stunben pdrmc-
res @etter nit Reeen eineetrcten
lun6 Sdlornm II. Sdntus bebedte Die
StraBen. 9as ungiini1igc @etter tot
a6er Ser tpeibnahtliaen Seititinl-
niing feinen glbbritf, unb Die oies.
j1brigen @eibna6ten nerben in frob.
Iiherer Stnnnttne scfeiert als Die
porj6brigeit % nod Der 4usgang bes
&rieees in nebeIbaften 9unfel lag
erniitiet burd bic oeutifen Siegc
unb ben befriebigenben Ibiflub oes
ierbii6en SeIo5uges gibt iid bas
beuti6e @olf ben @eibnuhtsfrellocr
ans gan5em @er5en bin, 5uinnl cS
iid1 nit benz @eoorfen abgefunber
bot, bab feline unntitteIbare slusii6i
ouf sSrieben norbunben lit. Srot
8rotfurten Itnb anberen 9tabrungs'
8egitIotionen iolpie eerineerer I'm
bcauemlihfeien tpurben i'm gan5er
3eide @eibnodten nod alter bent
i6er Sraoition gefeicrt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-26
3oOrigucS, ltbte stiibt
Siaas, unttrwarf iid
GarranSa.
6arniipn Der 8rensitnbt ipirb Snrd
Garransa Srnppen peritdrft.
Wfit Der &arnpagne gesen Sapata
fptr6 lest bcsunnen iueroen.
Suffunns amf balbisem irieben in
Gnrransas &cibnad)smanifeit.
Garptbers snr Seridlteritattnns uaf
@aibingtpn bernfen.

y rs O 10, Ser., 20. yes. Sn
Der nrerifonii1en Staot Suare5, Die
fiirsIi6 bon Sffi5ieren bes Generals
sSronciscp 8illa Der De foctp-Hegie-
rung iibergeben tporoen mar, eridie'
men am beutigen @eibnahtstaee gti-
IitGr. itnb Siuilbeat1lte Der Garran'
so-Regieritng. 9lnbreas q. 8arcia,
Ser inerifoniif)e aoniul in 81 Haio,
begleitete nit icinenl Stabe ben Se'
neral giabel Hobles iiber Die inter-
rationale Bride. Gin gn1pfona 81,
Dem bie 9etpobner Der Staot eitgc-
Iaoen moren, tpurbe i'm militdriifen
Sauptquartier obgebalten.
Snrdl amcrifaniid,es 8ebiet.
g9oibingto n, %. 9e5. 6eute
n1roe Die GrIaitbnis gegeben, oab
pciterc 5000 Wtann @orron5a-Srlip
pen bur6 Die Der. Staaten bon Sle,ia
Brieto nod Ssuore5 5ieben fonnen.
Sic aeben oabin, lint Die @orriion in
Der friiberen Silla-Stabt 81 DerItor-
fen, slusiGreitl,neen slt inter
briifen unb on Der 9ampaene eegen
ben Siioen teil5linehnen. Sie etrt.
siae 8eoinellng tpurbe on Die Grlaub'
mis- qefniipft, bab bic Sritppen niht
bur6 bie otobt gl gnio 5iebet, fun'
bern Inn 6ie Stabt berlim iidh nod
Ger intcrnotionalen Bride begebetl
iollcn.
Gen. Gales in Gl Taiu.
@IIoio, Ger, %. 9e5. @ene,
raj g. @Iias Gales traf bier beiitt
,,ous Sonora ein unb fonferierte mil
Gen. Sbregon uno Dem nerifanif6er
ssonful @orcia. Gales erfldrte, bof
Garroltsa- Sruppen berte gtaco, 60
nora, perlaiien peroen, Inn Suare;
5i beieben.
ssran Gilla nadJ Snba.
| 90 en- Orleans, 2o., 25. Sea
Srau sSrancisco Sila, 8attin De!
nerifanii6en 8ebellen- Siibrers, fiibt
belte non bier nah 9opana ob. 81
begleiteten iie 90 8ertpunoete, 0ariln
ter ssrau Sipolito 8illo, Satin De.
9rubers bes Generals @illa.
Garutbers nad) @aibingtun.
/ eITaio, 9er, %. Sea. Geo
6. Garotbers, Spesialoeert De
Staatsbepartements, ipel9er friibe
Der 8iGa-&egieri,ne ai,seteilt Dnr
fitbr beute bon bier nod @aIbingto,
ob, ipobin er bon Sefretdr 9aniin
beri,fen tpurbe.
@aibington, %. 9es. @et
6. Garrotbers' &ommiiiipn nls aor
iular- Agent erIii6t am 81. 9eSem
Der, abcr cs mag beidloiien fperher
i'm Disqualification. oa anibeinen6 9t
neral @iQa entidlofen lit, lid, oil
, Der merifaniifen Sitiiation mid
elimirieren su laiIen. Garotbers i
Der ein3ige Agent, bur6 ben ba
/ Staatsbeportement intitanoe moi
oiif gina GinfliiB ausduiiben
Seine Imneitie fiir @iaa.
gI1aio, Seg.. 25. Gs. 90
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-26
Semtid)e ariegsbilber

i'm 9ranb Circus 9beater, 3o1@ooo-
tparb. 100000 Nitipieler Eie
Irmeen uno Morinen Der aln &riege
beteiligten Natione1. Der Ieste bent.
i6e ariegsreforb in beipegIiden Bill.
bern. Die sonse 8oGe.