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The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Five candidates have signified their intention of entering the race for the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Seventh congressional dis trict. Two, State Senator J. o. A. Bush of Prescott and Representative Farrar Newberry of Philadelphia, were members of the 1915 General Assem- bly,. Senator Bush said he is a cau- didate and MT. Newberry announced a few days prior to the adjournment of the legislature
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

J. l" Bond, state supervisor of rural schools, returned from Columbia county, where he attended the first county school contest ever held in the county at Magnolia More than 100 pupils were entered in the athletic and literary events. He also attended the closing exercises of the Ebenezer School, one of the largest rural schools in the state
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

W. J. Brown of Clarendon WIS elected state commander of the Knights of the Maccabees of the World at the quadrennial state convention held in Little Rock. E. H. Parrish of Paragould was named delegate to the supreme convention at Oakland, Cal. in May. MT. Parrish was succeeded as state commander by MT Brown.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Dr. M. F. Dickinson of Paragould who was recently appointed auditor of state, has resigned as vice president Of the Farmers Union of Arkansas. in compliance with the provisions of the constitution of the organization, which prohibits national or state officer of the union holding political office.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Articles of incorporation of the Her. get Plantation Company, a Jonesboro concern capitalized at s250,OOO, was filed in the office of the secretary oY state.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Laying down strict rules for the con- duct Of court of justice and enforc- ing them sometimes has its disadyan- tages, as Judge Baker discovered dur ing the term of court just adjourned at Pocahontas. To be consistent the judge was obliged to fine himself s1.5o. or so cents a minute for being five minutes late in opening court.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

The Arkansas Railroad Commission gave notice that it will consider April the application of the Arkadelphja Milling Company for hearing on the matter of rates to apply on less than carload lots of slave mill machinery.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Articles of incorporation of the Union Cooperative Company of Pike City were filed, The company is au- thorized to do a general merchandise and manufacturing business and is capitalized at S1O,OOO
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

The Nichols Oil and Gas Company or Lockesburg filed notice of surren- der of its charter in the office of the secretary of state
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

The Lafferty-Smith Company of Lit tie Rock, an automobile concern, filed notice with the secretary of state that the directors had voted to change the name to The 7o7 Tire and Supply Com pany.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Quality crops are the kind to grow, provided you can grow quantity Of them.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Hugh Carter, state highway engi- neer, and w. c. Hite, assistant engi- neer' are making preliminary sur vey of Jefferson county road district created by a special act of tbe Iast legislature.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Before you offer your stock for sale see that they are in proper condition.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

Turkeys will soon become weak and subject to disease where inbreeding is practised.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-03-25

In laying off the garden the char acteristics of the vegetables should be considered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
GALES ORDERS FOREIGNERS OUT

these state forces encouraged in every
possible way.
This was all decided yesterday when
the administration program for ma
tiOnal defence to be recommended 70
the forthcoming session Of congress-
proposing a total expenditure OF the
army and navy next year OF ABOUT
$780, 100000 was practically completed
Secretary Garrison's plan, approved by
the president. calls for an increase OF
s73. 900. 900 in the war departments an
nual appropriation
Increasing the Navy.
Approval also was given to the pro-
posal Of secretary Daniels and the gen
eral board of the navy for a five-year
naval construction program 10 cost
$780, OOO. 600, giving the navy ten new
dreadnOughts and six battle cruisers
as well as more than 20 submarines,
so destroyers. 10 scout cruisers and d
host of auxiliary ships.
The program for the first year IS Tor
two dreadnoughts. two battle cruisers,
25 coast submarines. five seagoins SUD
marines, L destrOyers, an increase OF
5000 in personnel, and an augmentation
OF 250 OF the naval academy student
body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
CARRANZA GIVEN OVATION
BY PEOPLE OF MONTEREY

Laredo. Texas, oct 16.-.ien- ven usIl-
anO Carranza, first chief OF the ds ia.lo
government in Mexico. entered Monte
rev yesterday, according TO adFices
reaching the border. Carranza arr
val, reports said, was in the nature OF
a triumphal entry Thousands OF cheei-
inc DroDonents Of the CarranZa cause
thronged the streets, which had DeeA
decorated lavishly, and band music
ringing bells and booming cannon
greeted the general on every hand- CaE
Tanza. comes from Victoria. With him
came many prominent civil and nnln-
tary officials, including Gen aware
Obregon, commander in chief OF the
Carranza armies in the north
a reception and a ball were attended
1y the Carranza party and prominent
Nexicans who had gathered here from
many parts OF the United States AMI
northern Mexico.
cen. Carranza probably viii leave
Monterey tonight to continue his tour
of the republic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16

Porch Curtains. Du Sang & Wellborn-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16

c0ntemDlates drawing from the nation
a. guard. and from educational insu-
tutions where military training IS COM
pulsory. at least 1000 officers each year
for the Two years Eventually, II IS
hoped that all military schools IN the
country can be standardized as 10 tnelt
courses in engineering and other mill
tary sciences These courses Woulu
become a speciality. il is believed, II
given number of ranking graduates
each year were assured OF commissions
in the continental army"
The continental Army
The new army would be organized IN
convenient geographical divisions ana
on the theory that its members could
be citizens Of the districts in Whlch
their ORGANIZATIONS were located Reg
ular places of mobilization and for
storage OF equipment for each company
would be provided and every man OF
the force would know where to 80 and
what he was expected TO do when a
call to arms came The six year en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
F1ERRO REPORTED DROWNED.

Gen. Rudolfo Fierro, villas right
hand man. is reported in Juarez as
having been drowned while attempting
to cross the Rio de Santa Maria, close
to the Laguna de Santa Maria at Guz-
man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
ARMS FOR VILLA HELD UP;
CARRANZA MUNITIONS PASS

san Antonio. Texas, Oct l6.-Reports
from border ports received here sho"
that Carranza forces are being permit
ted to get arms and ammunition WnlIe
sbinme6ts to villa troops are being
held up.
While government reports from Gus
tom houses have listed more than 6vVY
rifles and 100000 rounds Of ammunition
shipped across the Rio Grande Tor the
Carranza troops, $500 rifles ana 'o'vOV
rounds Of ammunition from American
factories. believed to be intended lot
Villas army. have been refused clear
ance and detained by United States gov
eminent officials
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
Seizes Railroad to NacazoTi
for Military Purposes;
Population Leaves.

Douglas, Ariz. oct. 15.-Au foreign
ers have been ordered to leave Naco-
Zari, Sonora by cen P. Elias Gales
Carranza commander at Aqua Prieta
ton. native and foreign have left the
town
This announcement was made here
today by J. s. Williams. jr-, general
manager Of the Phelps Dodge Co, prop
Gales had taken over the railroad All
mines, shelters and mills OF the Phelps
Dodge Co, in the district have closed
down. Gales said he needed the rail-
road for military purposes
stocks of provisions in the mine
warehouses at Esqueda. 50 miles south
of here have been brought to the bor-
der and put in warehouses controlled
by Gales in Aqua Prieta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
CARRANZA GENERAL SEXES
WEST COAST STEAMSHIP LINE

Cape San Lucas. Lower CallI-- OSt- ~
-Advices received mere from Quay
mas, Mex, state that CarranZa aulnor-
tiles have seized the property OF the
Navfra Steamship company and also
that of a prominent Mexican, Luis Mar
tfnez. who has taken up his residence
in San Diego. Calf. during the unset
lied conditions in Mexico
Absolute silence is being maintained
in GuaymaS-
The Carranza forces advancing from
the state Of Sinaloa have crossed the
YaQui river and were expected 10 reaCn
Empalme today. r..
cen. DfeEuez states that he lost five
killed and 20 injured during the oper-
atoms against Guaymas. but captured
] 90 prisoners
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
REVOLVING VILLA GENERALS
ATTACKED BY YILLISTA FORCE

Carrancista advices in FL Paso SAT
urday afternoon state that former gen
erals RuOda Guijano, Uriel Loya ana
Jose Arroyo. recently reported as re-
voting against Villa at Casas Grandes'
and headed for Torreon, have had their
first skirmish with Villista forces
marching overland into Sonora Ihe
vicinity of the battle is reported as IN
the San Miguelito- Bavispe district, IN
eastern Sonora
A late Carranza advice said that Gen
Bracamontes, Of the Villa troops az
Casas Grandes. had rebelled with 500
men This cOntradicts a former state
ment which put him at villa Ahumada-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
CUBAN WORTH S5O,OOO SEEKS
WORK; VILLA TAKES HIS NINE
0ContlnueG from page one.l

Continued from page One.l
says he once played ball with the
Cuban stars and would like TO play
with some of the local teams, but he
also wants regular job. He said to-
day
4 have been working at the mines
at Chihuahua, Mexico, for some years
I own or 1 have there properties worth
over $50. 900. but just now Francisco
Villa has them in his power, cOnfis-
Gated
1T is true but curious that I am
worth that much money and yet I am
here without any money and without
a Job TO make my living. and starving
and hungry I am a Christian and hope
some one viii help me out by giving
me work TO do
i am a mechanic and chauffeur. but
I'm willing 10 do any kind OF work
I will be IIuch obliged to any person
using my services"
His address is care OF room So. South
ern hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
DESERTER FROM U. S. ARMY
QUITS CARRANZA; SURRENDERS

Laredo. Tex. oct 16.-After serv-
ice Of several months with the Car
rama army. in which he rose to a cap
taincy, B. W. Brown. formerly a pri-
vate in the hospital corps OF the United
States army. crossed to Laredo today
and gave himself up as deserter-
Brown is charged with having desert
ed the United States army at Zapata,
Tex, nearly a year ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
TWO ZAPATA LEADERS OFFER
TO SURRENDER TO CARRANZA

Washington. D. C., oct 16--The Car
ranza agency here today received
eabIegram from Jesus Acuna, Carran-
zass foreign minister, saying Zapata
leaders ArgumendO and Almazan, with
several thousand men, offered TO sur
render to Gen Carranza, if amnesty IS
granted them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16
TEN NEW REGIMENTS T0BE ADDED
T0INFANTRY IN ARMY INCREASE
"a Continental Army Is Provided for as Reserve for
the American Force and National Guard Is to Be
Further Encouraged; Bigger Navy Program Out
lined and Decided Upon by Administration.


Iistment contract would bind him TO
answer any call TO the colors regard
less of any personal affairs with which
il might interfere
While under training the men OF the
continental army would receive the
regular army pay
BriEades, Regiments, Etc.
In the beginning, the new army
would be organized by companies ana
later would be constituted into regi-
ments. brigades, divisions and army
corps, as they developed in the various
sections Of the country.
Behind this army would be the ma
tiOnal guard. now some 125. 600 strong,
but whose numbers might be suostah-
Of the continental army" The plans
contemplate the transfer OF such ma
tiOnal guard officers and men as desire
it into the continental army amp
more liberal treatment OF the guards
men would be urged, and increase OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16

Our store closes Sunday from l 10
D. m. Our Delivery System works at
all other hours from Z a. m to 10 p m.
Telephones 731 and 732 WARNER
DRUG CO.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-16

Notice Fl PaSO County PiOneers' Assn.
All pioneers will assemble at the
First Presbyterian church at D. m.
tomorrow, Sunday. oct II, to attend
funeral Of Pioneer H L CapelL Con-
veyances will be in attendance
A. T. Samworth. Secretary
c. f. Kelly, President. ADV.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
&uIicn ipredDen nom @noe ocntidlcr
Sifeniiuc IN Rurbpolen.

&icn, 81. MGrs. lle6er Berlin
uno Sunbun, /. glpril. Su ben Ses-
tioen lit es 5iemlidl rnbig. 9nr IN
Sem Sitabbdngeu gibt es SGnipfe.
Nni Den So6ben n0rblidl nun Sisna
mno muro0itlid, opn Saints psrSe:t
Sag unb ytadtansriffe nsr 9iniIen
snriifgeidjlnsem.
Yt0rolidl npm lls;of sns III Sen
&nrpathen iinb rniiiihs'Tuffanariffe
irblseihlagen nnS bic %riien er!rttcn
idlluerc %crlnitc &ir madltcn bo5ci
neitcrc 1900 @sfan6cne. Seit Dem
+. MGr5 ba6en mir IS; SffiSiere nuo
,;9,943 Mnnn Der GhNen ecinngen
acnpmmen.
Nm ben iunitiaen 6rOnten lit es
ritbie.
Spnopn, 1. Npril. Wian hat
t5rnno 5nr 9lnnahme, Onk Sienstag
Gin fransOiiidDer Gampfcr I'M Gng-
liidlcn Sannl Dpn einem oeutidlen
SGndlbOut turpeoiert lunroe. Zen
Nnmcn ocs SdDiffcs hat man mod
nidlt erfahren. 3iuci Ytitslieoer Der
8eiasnna mnroen serettet, Die anOe-
rem II iino crtrnnfen. Die beioen
lleberlebcnoen iinb bente nndl Supcr
gsbrad)t iuurocn. Sic iunren I'M 9n.
nal nnfgefiidIt iuoroen. Sas Sdliff
ons iic brnfte, hattie nndl Die 9eidlen
Der 6rtrnnfcnen an Surb. Ter &C.
ilnfcne Snmpfer mar AMI Dem Nege
nod Soroeanr, ais er pom Inter
ieebppt erreidlt luurbe.
Berlin, ii6er 9ononn, 1 glpril
Ser 9unoesrnt bat, UNI ein ipeiteres
Steieet ser Slltterpreiie 5ll uerbin-
bern. befoblen, 0aB Eerionen, Die
nlebr OILS 100 aiIogramm Sutter i'll
ibrem Seiie baben, oil oic ioge,
nanntc @orrots -&ereinignng oeltt-
ider 2nnopirte beridten. bilrfl Die
alc 6utteroerfGitfe eeniaht Der6en
miiilen Die @ereiniglng lit ouh
eriuddtiet &orratc SIT einem 6eiou-
oeren Hreiie ait5ufuifen.
.@erIin, 1. slpriI. lleber 2on-
Don. 9os slrmcehauptaunriicr teilt
in ieinem heiitiecn oifi5ieller 9e,
ridt nit. oob I'M @ionot 0tGrs ole
beutihe Sitaruec $4,000 riliiiidle
@cfongeue gemadlt uro 9 Seidliise
xno CT %aidineusctpchre crbeutet
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
Ser Sail Sbraiber
gepriit.
SOtidafter Sage ianbte
mod intmer feint
Madridt.
Die 1tmitdmSe, umter beuem Srafber
itnrb, nidJt befannt.
Sentidllanb mas smr @erantiuurtnns
gesrgen iueroen.
Bais biefiir in Sruteitmute sesen
Sandbpot Slufabe.

80 arlington, 1. Mpru. gpt-
idofter Voge IN 2orthon bot biz beiite
nod nihts iiber ben 600 bon Econ
6. Sbraiber. ieirern angeblider Inte-
rifnner, berihtet, Der beinl llilter-
gang oes ourdl ein beittides Soli9-
boot berienften britii6en 9nntpfers
SSnlnbo ertrlinfen fein iol. Yroii0ent
@iIicn uno Sos Stootsocpartemcrtt
priifen oher oen sSol, nm au eirtihei-
bell Oh Die Ser. Stnnten ibn pffi5iea
5nr Nufruerfiantfeit Der beiitihen
&eaierling brilteen ioIler.
glEs ieiner5eit Die anlerifoniide
9eote betreffs Der Sou6boot ,8lodooe
ON 9eiitihIono eeianbt iporoeit mar,
b,eB es onrirt. oob Die Ser. Stnnteu
Die beutide &egieriing i'm SoIlc Der
&eri1ihtling bon nertraler S9iffe
,ooer oes 0erlltites omeritoitifd)er
2eben" Itrift beronttpcrtlih blItcil
tpiirben. Ser 8ortlout ser geote
Iieb cine breite Nrslee1ing 81 rnb
oedt ouh ben Serluit Der onterifani-
ifel1 @iireer, Die an gorb frleefiib-
renoer Shiffe reiien.
gbe ober bic omerifoniide &eeie-
rung it'd 5n befiititinen Shritten
entidIiebt, min iie gtoberes iiber Die
ltnlitGilbe, itrter oe1er Sbroiber fem
2eben ei1tbiibte, erfobren, oh geftii-
eenSe 3eit 5ur &ettiing eeeeben ipor
unb Sbrniher MIR no9Ioiiig mar uno
Oh er burh Die @rplofion bes nbee-
feuerten Sorpebos eetotet tpltrbe,
ober ipGbrenb bos Sdiff foitf, er.
trar1f.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
8ismarfs bnnocrfttr ST.
bnrtstag.
Sm Serlin beipnbers am Gismnrd.
Senfinal sefetert.

SerIin, 1. @priI. lteber Pint.
fterbom itno 2oEopn. Ser buitoeriie
9eburtstog 8ismarfs tpurhe beiite
bier nit bem gr0bten @ittbuiiasnuis
eefeiert. 8iele SGiiier maren feitlid)
oeforiert, Die gol,5e Stobt botte ee.
flaggt.
9as gisntordbenftndl Dor bem
&ei6stog mar oosWeffa bon tniiieii-
oen pon9euten aaerStditbe. Die bod
item geomten bes 2ei9es pilgerten
gleidfons nah Dem Senfnol Ger
&oiier mar bur1 ieinen gnfel, ben
neim Sabre oIten 1rin5eit @ilbelin,
6en oIteiten Sobn oes &ronprin5en
pertreten. Cine oiel bea6tete Ser
ION mar BEL ben berfhiebenen gu
ialnnenfiuriten an 9enfinol Irin5
Otto, Bismards @nfel.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
Mnitreider am Streif.
9reitamienb Rann in Chicago leg.
ten 9lrbeit nieber.

@bieago, 1. @pril. 0reitalt.
ienb .Anitrei6er unb Geforo-
tellre legten beute Die arbeit nieoer.
Ser Streif tpurbe ongeoronet, oa
Die Unions unb bie Irbeitseber fif)
ouf Die neue Gorm bes Goutroftes
mif3t botten eiriigen fonnen
Sob fam pl6elif.
&c treal, /. alpril. @il.
lion Stitt, General -paiiogierogent
Der oftlihen 9inien Der Canadian
Eociiie Bobn, itarb beiite plotlih.
Serr Stitt erlitt in Der Office oes
Wearine Superintenbenten Walih
bon Der Ganobii6en Bocifie.8obn
einen stlogor,foIl ino itarb in me-
rigen Iugenbliden.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
Trtdts &dnberifiif.
SSnpelier in Ybilabelpbia nm $4,000
Sfntnfiaben beranbt.

8biIo6eIpbia T.. 4pril.
8iuei 8ni1biten fonten beiite nod
hem @eihoft ser S9nrnfiohe.,-So-
brif bon 8. 8eri1itetn, I'M Centrum
Der Stn6t geleeen, bielten oem 8e-
fieer unb ieinen1 Gritber Rerolber
unter Die gtoie llnb Iteften Sbniud.
iohen inl @erte bon fther $4,000 eir.
Damn floben tie IN einem bereifite-
ben6en 4rtomtobiL
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
,Gitel" bleibt nod
clue @eile.
9rntider artllSer llimmt
SDnntag crit SDr=
rdte eil.
Ter 8rnnb Der @eiundJnns bnrh
amerifaniide Srnppen.
anpitGn Sbiertdjien erbielt piele amp.
mime SrDbbriefe.
Seuffd1lanbs Tetnbe upllen &renser
SenfdlanOs Jeinbe iuollen arenser
in bic 3nft ipremsen.

emport geeips, Sa., 1.
slpril. @robe &iibrigfeit aeigte fi6
ouG beite on @orb uno IN Der lin.
gebiine bes beliti6en Silfsfreii6ers
grin5 gitel Sriebrid3, beiien brei-
poneiltli6er Iufentbalt i'm biefigen
Sdiffsbaiibof int iebr fiir5er 3eit 5u
@nbe geben biirfte, erttpeber irtbem
Der &reu5er our6 oas 9ei9tpaoer
bon enslil6en un6 fran5oiiiden
&riegsi1iffen, Die bor ben pirgiili.
iben Iorgebirgen liegen, bitrd5ii-
bre1en perildt, ODER inSem es inter
oem Sd)us ber gunbes-Hegierri1g
fir Die &riegsoauer bier irterrieren
tpiro.
Die gitnobme bon aoblen llnter
geaiifii6tigung Don Sffisieren Der
gunbes- SIotte, Die bier eeitern be.
gann uno hie enn5e gtadt anbielt,
mar beitte friib nod nift beenoet
iulb nod ein bcoelitenoer Scil Der
1000 Sonnen Sei5nlaterial milBte
an @oro eebrodt peroen. gu
friiber MorsenItunoe legte elm
Sdlepper nit fueiteren @orfen
&oble on Der giteI oil 9ie gan5e
Nadt iiber bate elm Seil Der Sc
n1atliltne bes &reli5ers ON Der Ser
laoung Der 8oblen gearbeitet mno
bet Sonnenaiifgang ipurben bieie
2eitte bon friiden Mnnnid]after ob-
eeloit.
Dab aapt. 3bieridien ipenieitens
niht unmitteIbor III Die See dii
ite6en beabiiftigte. erfanttte man
oaran, bnb Dos Sdiff mir Die Re-
IernenfefieI in Iftion batte. 9nud)
Ttiea MIR ais einem &audfang oes
9reu5ers aiis, mas oaralf iflieBcr
ldBt, baB Die Seuer MIR fir Seis-
uno ao1dfpede bettitst ipurben.
Solboten aus Sort Monroe,
tpel6e Die gaf1se &nht iiber ben 9eier
ser gitel betpad)t batten, tpurber
beiite iitorgeu bon on0ren abgeloit
lno in Dem SSames-SIuB potroiiil-
lierte eiiic Nfarine- -9arnf, nit 9el,-
ten bon bent amerifaniiden Shla6t-
idiff gllobamn benonllt, Die &C.
pdfier nm bas oeiiti6e Sdiff ob.
gGemonb burfte obne offi3iele Or
loubnis oen Sd)iffsbof betreten.
DAB &apitdn SbieribIen feline slb.
iift bot, in BEN n19iten paar Tagell
pegsifubren, erfubr man bier fpater
aiis alttoritatiber Guelle. @s tpuroe
au6 befortnt, boB er in ltiiterbano-
lung fiir oie gorrGte itehe. gs III
tpabriGeinlidL SoB nGditen Counting
Iorr1te fiir fiinfsebn 3aee on Sorb
gebrod)t neroen iolIen.
Ser Saliptgrlinb fir Die @rtieit.
bntg anrerifailiiher Sritppen 5llr8e.
ipahung oes oeutiGen 8reii5ers lit,
neil anonpne Orobungeil laut tpur-
6en, oas Shiff in Die 9uft Sil ipren-
gen. Sol6e 9robbriefe famen faii
ieit gnfllnft oes &reu5ers in bieSdn-
De oes 2abitans, bod bendtete er
lie 5nerit flidt. glls er aber 9obleil
einaunebnen besoilit, tpiiroen 6oriiber
9onferenden eepflogen unb es tpuroe
bei6lolien, oen &reu5er betpnhen 81
Iaiien, bnntit feline @erlesi,rtg Der
omerifaniiden gteutrolitat porfom.
me.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
Sc l1eberlebenbt oer
Semuer.
SampierWanhatfan lnnoete ne beate
in Reiu gorf.

Rem gorf, 1. Mpril. Ser Gdm.
bfer Ronbotton trof hter bette aus
9onoon nit 56 lleberlebeiioen ocS
Oompfers 9enper elm, Der ont %.
W16rs in ftnfenoem 3uitonoe aui
boher See in1itid gelniien lporoen
mar 40 baron moren @1itglieber
bes Verionols oerDenuer, Die nnoren
iie6en muren lsoiineierc uitf Der
Tcnper. Sefaebn onore lteoerIc-
t.noe Der 0enber norer bereifs Dor
mehreren TogGt bier on @oro bes
9onnfers Meaui1tie aneefommen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01
GrpluiiOn tn Tnlperfabrif
Siini Yerionen in Gnit.sfltpn, Snr
get6tef.

@lton Sn., /. Ipril. Giinf
Munn foIlen bel elmer Grploficn IN
Der stnlaee Der equitable popber 60.
in Colt @lton, flint Weilen BON bfer,
berte getotet poroen iein Inter ib-
nen befinoet iid Der Superintenoent,
sSari1es sl. Goburr
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-01

Uluh5ulllWtl Slhipiu
Gmnla BON nnteritez
bDDt Derienft.
%un 81 gtnnn geiatnns unrben MIR
siuei serettet.
6DdGnbiifles Selbppt bon ben Gng.
ldnSern beidllasnabmt.
Sua Seuidle SnndbDutc nit Del per.
iDrst baben.
4uTen beri6ten Siege iiber Siirfen
in Teriien.
Snrfei fon5cntriert itarfe Srnppen in
Slorinnppel.
glngcblidD fir einen ntOglifem &rieg
init &nlsaricn.
2uro aitdlcncr fpill nnf) Hrubibitiu-
nit iperbcn.
%crpflidjtet nd n6er nur fir Die
Gamer oes Sriescs. t.
Berlin erluarfct 6nlo lc6hafterc SG-
tigfeit Der Snnd6uute.
5ransDicn beriften fleincre GrfOlse
an Der Citfrunt.
&uHcn ipredDen uOm Gnoc bcntidlcr
Sifeniipe IN Rurbpplen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-11

Calomel, caIcmel. You cannot stay for Liv.ver-lax has shown us an eas. fer way. Ask Epdel1's Pharmacy.