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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
GERMANY ADMITS FAMINE PERIL:
BLOCKADE IN FORCE TOMORROW:
NEUTRALS TO MAKE FRESH PROTEST
BRITISH PRIZE CREW BOARDS
THE WILHELMINA AT FALMOUTH

LONDON. Feb tGTbe Of the american foodship Wihe
Falmouth reached definite to-day, when prize
consisting three naval officers placed
aboard Of the Foreign Office Her fires drawn
boilers sealed.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair to-day and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature.
Detailed weather, mail and marine reports will
be found on page I3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-10

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THE MEN WHO MAKE
A CITY GREAT
"I is a Lrgeca1 alhadeo
capable of doing this wha
of make of
Boston organization they look with something
Have they O the chief
is is n i are
in
of the O. O
j.
advertiser
Edward Hail. an officer of The American Telephone
o
HenySD SDennon 9DN Nu featuring
Ipswich Co.
WdeC lELCo Co.
Ly
Amongl laCtve memb o. workn
GmrgF InH of HI America Goa t
IonsKL tpt@deto Drug + M advertiser
anend Of he eNu Enga Cntcna Goa anaim advertiser
TmmsM tzphk Brown DlCo
of goods quality which
through
No
Niduan Manufacture lnOt for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
Your Money
Banker Warns Against q Fools Paradise
~ John n. oskIsoN

and real Investors must consider .
In the words OF the banker ! men,
toned. We In America are living
in fools paradise" Let this be
made clear. again in the banker ;
words:
The war. undoubtedly. sooner or
later viii nnd its aftermath in this
country. in what way Is pro6lemati-
al. and II therefore behooyes Us not
10 be overconfdent as 20 the ulti.
mate BENEFITS OF the advantageous
position We are now holding
1t stands 10 reason that such a
santon destruction OF wealth VII
have It's effect even In the remotest
corners OF the earth
probably one effect vill b. = cut
ling OF wages in Europe when The
uaI ends. SO that manufactured
goods may be sold az a cost lower
than ever before. This viii mean
shutting American goods out oi TIE
world markets. and a contraction Of
the business OF such Of our com
pan.es as have benefited most BY
war orders.
For the average investor. the
'ong look ahead may save losses n
buying certain securities that ,te
present boom has raised 10 Tromi-
neDce
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01

TAI peas 81 eArIS June. $50. s.ste''
cary June, s. ~ per dor -
ts.aL ,.s ,.s , eliss nedli Gss
$50, nao nsitdlln.ss. tS.. eTs Ksd eorn.
i4l e,rn AHd GA, eh0p. il9 a toa;
Iioy, - -, prs -; s.,s7t
s $40. P ssrsisa,. $50 pure rye, iS;G.
s.I.As s-.s.I ss-4s Pcs 60 - s~se'
H.rs".r.-N:.n:s, a. ss,,. ,Ass "a =,
ssrsed wire point -. zssvAn,I-d
-. 4; gag, !, 1iD % ]: ....s SIS, j.
sausA t5.Is sInxis oit OrenI-d axes:
ia 4 sue. s. IS. IS gauge, ss.1e
saI ss,I. '. ,n., i ' tss . ana ' e.r
esat 81 bst; large. ise- 10 Ass o.
eat ~ -. l.rgI- iSc sas OF Hat
Detroit Oii-Raw ilnseed oil sle.
boiled linseed, &c per gal In barrel
barrels Diamond headlight SIC,
perfection. &C. palaeine 7.Se; crown
Provisic.s-Mess pork. siseo; fam
ily. SO s22. clear 6aeks rs.so . "a.
hams. iea oiiac: bacon. lsA olshe
lard in .isrces. te+ac. kettle rendered.
u Ia PEE 10.
sugsss-C DIRECTED faily by W. n
Edgar = sons. Crystal domlnoes q
ID. ss.se. do. s-lb- -. &c: eagle tab
lets, IS, cut loaf $3.50; cubes. tS.sS,
xxx powdered Ss.ss. standard
ss-sv: gr.nuls'ed; extra
coarse. ss.so; granuiAts9- nne. in
bulk. Sc 90. graduated ,S-lb eottons
Ss4s: crystal domino gran Alb. and
s-lb. cartons. In casss. $50; crystal
domino. gran. Hr cases. $3.50 dia-
n0nd A. Sc so confectioners A. ss.5S
No. 4. $3.50. No. 5. ts.es. No. 9. ts1e
No :, ISIS. No. 9. ss.io: No. O. te.es
No. 10. IS, No II. s5ss. No IL, $500
Nc. -. ss.ss. No. Ia. s5.s5. No Is
tSs5. non-cakins mixture, 81. eeei
hois vowd- is. ~ 20 case. u.s.. do
20 to case. "a 80 per case
BUTTER AND EGGS
Butfer-CreAmery extra -sc. hrsts
&c dairy. ale. packing stock. ls'
per ID.
Eggs-FTesh receipts. cases includ
ed. nrsts lSc per toL Rece pts
LAT cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
HAGENBECK SHOW
is WITNESSED BY
TWO BIG CROWDS

Two big holiday crowds sough, 70
creation at the Jerersou-ave. circus
grounds. Monday. when the Hagen
beck-Wallsce shows gave exhibit
tons afternoon and evening when
all the seats were filled canvas was
spread on the grass around the saw.
dust track TO accommodate the
overflow. But every body was happy
While the crowd was pressing into
the big tent In the afternoon. the
guys gave way at the main en-.
trance No one vas hurt. bat sev-
eral small boys took advantage OF
the opportunity TO get in free
The circus was transferred dur
ing the night 10 the west side show
grounds. DIX and lIvernois-aves
where the performances viIl be re.
peated today.
This practically marks the close
OF b -cns season In Detroit FOR
this
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01

~ submissions by the secre-
~ u commerce. and the other by
kfo@buinent banker--agree that at
y Ind OF 1915 we shall have sold
Durope during the year more
We bought The excess viii
Ieomewhere between one billion
,ass and half a. much again.
+ 10nething like si70.o0o. 900
'HnbaIly spent by tourists I'm Europe
MI. this year. remain at home.
ALREADY the bond market Is show
~ up the great supplies OF capital
dbailsbie for investment In America
LIN one week was announced the
1ompletion OF the sale OF 100 mil
ooa Of New York Central bonds
~ 90 millions OF d. a o. notes.
Ard . dozen other smaller issues OF
|Dow bonds are being offered.
The stock market IL still making
records OF heavy transactions.
whether due TO real buying or man
ipulrtion and speculation. War or
ders" are making the market IN GER
tain manufacturing companies
tccks q sort OF Fourth OF July eele-
brltion.
The present and the near future
look rosy--no doubt about IL But
there looms more distant future
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
MAN is CRUSHED
By STREET CAR

John Adams, 55 years old. OF No
~ Wilk.e-st. had his Ieft leg crush
ed. early Tuesday morn ng. when b,
stepped on the fender Of a Wood
ward ear in front OF tie Hotel Pom,
chartrsin. attempting % make his
nay across between TWO cars, a
Pontiac car backing down on him
While Patrolman Speiler vas call
ing police aut OTTO take the injured
man 20 81 Mays hospital. the car
crews felt the scene. before they
could b questioned sy the oTcer
according 70 the report az head
quarters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01

Prf8tf1s frr pfntu neat stud--thHt
g. rtEht--- p fus., ioh Dr9f.--Naia tS2n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
Produce Market

Is Apples--ra,6wins A1t:s; rus
ss!s S,ssss; ssy.,,s red ss7se'
btl: boz arglee. .. sa1f1
..scss., Coco snippIos stock
e<sss -oriso Lana. ,sUse per
cssss~e tssGea75 per
Cesesy-Florida. $3.50 crate
Cnsliaswee-si7s62 Ger doL
$50 CSess~--whoiesas~ osires; Mschf.
Q1n hats. l4Gise: New York new.
S17nI7He; iimberger. Is y "a lsbe: do
$50 SOC. long horns, isc; daisies. isc
q c.ii II; rru,s.-ch.rris.. s,seo
III per box
common ,essiie scr is'
vsess vegetsb.~s--sreeu peppers
E43.eSm 2.So case; 81 Soc per basket.
radlshes. isg lie dor. lettuce. : q ~
parsisr isa.ee per doz.. head let
lace. sl5f d LIS per han per: cuCur-
4eIs fSc@tii FLORIDA tomatoes s3.ss
;03ge per s-oaxket ate. asparagus.
1163fs per bu: green peas. $40 2.so
Grape Fruit ,er crate
b4essy--fsncy white. rev, :talse.
W-y-- DE rcit snippsrs are payins
~ car lofs o. b DE roll. No 7
44othy. tlsgls.50. standard. etlo
nixsd. sia@i1s03 rye straw. sf.Is
~; wheat ani ost straw. To1.fs
= issSss No, 1 cured, iSe: No. 1
Ureen. lac. No. cured buiis j3c. No
y green buIls. Ice. No . cured veal
Eip isc: No. ! green veal kip. lee:
o ! ssred inuSra's lae: NC zr.scn
-. ! green calf. lee So nores
zee. ts,0; No. ; 90. :, niece: sits:
III is sd n sS.s on S q. 10 g" sSo ans
,VeoI). Soc b -.
v le0sns-CsffS-nia ,aaTt per
Z. GsIss s.ssr..Ns. Der. cap soods
nsshreems-3s q soc yer ID.
" eresxes -California Eaveis. ~ 50
/. osle.. .Tesss Bermuda. yellow.
ti.f5: white, $40 per crate
q PtnesppI~s -s2s0s7275 per crate
rsssters Michigan. In carload lots
44cks ssntoc per bu; new Flor'das
V9Ibms Der thl.. 81 rcr "a.
pesitry-- Broiiers. 3od37c; hens. "a
4iShe; ducks. i79 geese. Zoe:
strsws~rvses cases. ,sG32s
Taiiew !. Sze. No ?. 4Ac
yoBBiNG PRICES.
S.ar ,ss =. Soos... -. "pi.; H!srs,7
lima bears, siaI2s Corn. Fancy
Maine. 81 10, s,sndsrd. soc. Tahi.
boets. ti.3Sd 80 Peas: Fancy early
June. 81 80. standard, 81 baked. 30 a
1lc, Salmon Buckeye tail. f230: nat
easo; Alaska reds. hs0. alaska
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
SUDDEN DEATH
ENDS CAREER OF
d. u. X. EMPLOYE

George Farris. for 40 years en-
pIoyed as a clerk in the operating
department OF the Detroit United
Railway and its predecessors. was
stricken with heart disease while
waiting for a street car. with his
wife. az Grisvold-st and Jefferson
ave. Tuesday morning. and died
while being taken 70 St Mary's ho<
pital in a police auto.
Mr. Farris. who vas y years old.
lived at No li3 Allendale-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
IN DETROIT

~ the city cannot hnd a way 9" pro
Viac FRYE transportation 10 belle
i-lt f0G poor mothers and tnetF
babies a. suggested - the pro-
ruotrrs II Better Baby week Jane :
taI1vus vice. president Of the Ford
Motor Co. vii rutld ferry boat
clty.s rtght TO operate a munIcipA al
ferry viii b. PASSED on by the
voters IN SPECIAL election July .,
but those who are rehlud The move
rl@rt o. provide free nsportation
TOR the mothers do not propose 20
wait that long
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
yoBBING PRICES.

cnaneA Gooas-- opiss y21suss-
Lima beans, fl4i25. Corn. Fancy
Maine. tl0. standard t0c. Table
boets. ti35dit0 Peas: Fancy early
Tune. si3 standard. 81 baked. 80 a
if5o: Alaska reds. nso. 1laska
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
sahe Melahs z pounas.

CROOKSYILIE O. June -
Physicians are Investigating with
anareueut The birra here OF r..
pound baby boy 20 Mrs Floyd
Thomas They claim IL "a one o.
rhe biggest babies in history
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01

a AppDes--Ra,dwins A1l:s; rus
oeQa. o30ske: gtvsfs red. SSfs0t
.bbl: Dor applee 3. sa1ffS.
mouaoas- Coco chipping stock
~ sseFs ,~r bench.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
500 Delegation To Fish, For gl.s

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich. June
One hundred Chippewa In
dians" viii leave the 500 TUESDAY
night. accompanied by a 24-giec'
band. for ths state convention az
Grand Rapids 10 capture the 1871
convention o. Elks
Detroit Time. Job Printing Dept
Main $500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
ENJOY sroCK YARDS. IL

CHICAGO. May so.--EIogs Re
Sceipts. $1,000: market. strong 20 sc
lever, mixed and butchers, = 30 y
sf.GJ. good heavy. $500 50; rough
heavy. s729G1.40: light. Ass q 80
pigs. tsH7se. Cattle. Receipts. D.
oe0. market. steady: beevss g s.,s;
oe5e: calves. sTG9-s sheep: Re-
celpts, s.00e. market. weak. native.
"a 5od7.5G. western. 1855 b5
lambs. $3.50 q $50. western $50 .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-06-01
Livestock
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
tDunnine q stev~zs.l

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, May III
Cattle. 3 cars; market. STEADY; choice
20 prime steers. ss-7SGs; fair &c
good. es3s @s.so, plain ana coarse
v5.sS0l.so; choice TO prime handy
steers. esas.so; fair to good. $3.50 .
It's. light common. 3s.5097; year,
stngs, use IT'S: prime tat heiters
t7-3oQs: good butchering heifers
Z "a .SeG7.75: light do. sss0GT hes;
4 fat cows. tsSegT: good '.1tchering
COWS. ss.ssGs.s6. cutters. s.se4.
seAnners. 500. fancy bulls, te..sE
beat butchering bulls. $500
good kilring bulls. ss.5eGseS; light
kubls ts0g
I Bo9s: Is cars: market steady;
1xavy, s7.so1s. yorKers and pigs.
Sheep: Five cars: market. duh and
lever; top lambs. 3io,So, yearlinEs'
te4s',. wsthcrs. SSs2S' ewes.
"A Calves t5Us.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
ONLY DOLLAR
SECURITIES
ARE SOUGHT

Republican a. p. Leased WIRE
LONDON, Dee. 23.-The London Ca
zette publishes today u government
invitation 10 holders of American and
Canadian dollar securities to place
them at the disposal of the treasury.
either by sale or loan. The accom-
panying memorandum SAYS that only
purely sterling securities win be ac-
Cepted and that it is essential that
all securities tended be expressed in
United States or Canadian currency,
or if expressed in sterling that they
shan beconvertible at the holders op-
ton into dollar securities.
No bonds will be accepted on which
dividend or interest has not been reg
ularly paid since the date of issue and
nc stock viii be accepted unless a div
idend OF three percent or over has
been regularly paid on it since jan
uary /, 1918.
All securities rendered must be sup
ported by a statement ola banker or
other responsible party that they have
remained in the personal possession of
the holder in the United Kingdom
since September20. 1914 Subject to
these conditions the following win be
acceptable:
Any securities quoted ON the London
stock exchange United States govern
ment bonds, United States aor Munic-
inal bonds. securities OF United States
railway or public utility companies.
Canadian government. Provincial and
Municipal bonds and Canadian rail-
way securities.
Bonds and stocks Of industrial cor
porations. it is stated in the invita-
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
PROSECUTION
RESTS IN THE
SCHMIDT CASE
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

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Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
LOCAL NEWS NOTES
DON'T KILL DEER NOW

DON'T KILL DEER NOW - State
Game Warden Willard has asked The
Republican to call attention to the
fact that i is now illegal to shoot
deer, and has been since December Is.
Wild turkeys are also protected by
the law, and the warden intends to
prosecute all hunters who fail TO OBJ
serve the laws on these matters The
open season or deer and turkeys eX-
tends from October l until Deem
Der Il.
AT THE JEFFERSON E W.
Funk, Los Angeles; Max Frank, city;
c. {. Ward, san Francisco; c. w.
Davis Prescott; L. LipD, Wichenburg;
George " Iummis, Los Angeles: Mrs.
J. l. Bahia and daughter Spring
field, Ill; Dick Topper, Tempe; H. l..
Todd san Francisco; Macy Ames;
A A Cad and family, Valley City,
Neb: J. B. Speed, Los Angeles; G.
voolfolk, Los Angeles; J. B. Potect,
Boston T A. McKinzie. Newark \.
j.; w. Kruger. New York
AT THE COMMERCIAL - F. R.
Sanders, Mesa; Mrs. Lelah Crooks,
Liberty; J. ~ Cashion, Cashion; J
b Rainier, city; W. J. Erde FL Paso;
Mrs W. ]. Chappeka, Ray; W. f.
y
city. Leon Guthrie, Mesa: p. Green
law and family, Tolleson; E. Ten
Evck and family. ella Bend; Matthew
Howell, Long Beach; Lizzie Lewis,
Humboldt; =. B Parker Los Ange
les. G. b. Gilman, Tucson Pat
Shubbros and J. J. Harris Flagstaff.
AT THE ADAMS-E. w. Hudson,
SacatOn; NJ. d. hurry. Ell PasO; En-
NETT ONeiu, Louisville; NJ. Pickwick,
San Francisco; w. F Tilman, Tomb
stone; Thomas Wills and family,
Feldman: J b. Duke and wife, Wash
ington, d c.; c. l.. Hill. Los Ange-
les: Mrs. L. b. Sheperd, BROOKLYN;
Misses Gates and Monroe. Elyria, o. !;
H. l.. Moe, RoSsville, Call J II
Jaeger Prescott; P. E. Bradshaw,
Glendale; Theodore Leonard, Column
bus O.; w. II. STANLEY, San Fran
cisco; Paul G. Meyers and wife, Chi
cago; A. NJ. Upton, Los Angeles; Mrs.
NJ. Gross. Denver, W. y. Peters and
H. y. Peters, Jr- Boston; V. NJ.
Richards. Denver; James Sternberg,
Glendale; Z. ". Freeman, Los Ange-
les: John f. Sutherland, Chicago;
Miss Bird. Castle Hot Springs
HERE FROM TOMBSTONE-W G
Gilmore one of the prominent attor-
neys of Cochise county, was here from
Tombstone Yesterday, attending &c
some legal business and visiting his
friends about the city.
NOTARY PUBLIC - The secretary
Of state Yesterday issued notary
public commission to J. c. Carringel
of Kingmau.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
Republican A. ?. Leased WireI

BUDAPEST, Dec. 21- Count Steph-
Ell Tisza, the Hungarian premier, jn
the house OF magnates today discussed
the probable duration of The War. He
said the length of the conflict do
pended upon those who started it,
we viii continue TO fight until they
cease their attacks upon our security.
independence and national greatness. "
he said. We viii continue the war
until our enemies see that amy furth-
er prolonsation merely causes human
ity useless suffering without bring
ing theme a hairs breadth nearer their
goal.
The events of nearly a year ana a
half in the various arenas of the war
have given the situation definiteuesS.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
HUNT SUCCEEDS O'BRIEN
Republican a. P. Leased wireI

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Mayor Thomp-
son late today announced that Mich
olas Hunt, formerly an inspector in
the police department, would be ap-
pointed head of the detective bureau.
Hunt viii succeed Captain i. y.
O'Brien, recently suspended but who
was reinstated and allowed to resign
today. The charge is regarded as part
Of Mayor ThompSon's announced
campaign to clean up" Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
HEAVY CHRISTMAS MAIL
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Eight hundred
tons of Christmas mail the heaviest
amount that ever has passed through
the Chicago postoffice in d single day
was handled yesterday officials an
nounced today Thcamount of par
Gel post business was said to have eX-
ceeded all expectations
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
SOLDIERS HOME
IS DEDICATE Ed
IN SWITZERLAND

PlERNE tNia Paris). Dec 2I-The
dedication of the Woodrow Wilson
soldiers home took place this after
noon Several Americans from Bernc
and elsewhere in Switzerland attended
The function and representatives Of the
Swiss army and government also
Were present
Pleasant \. StovaU, the American
minister. in his address said that all
Americans living in Switzerland ad-
mired Swiss patriotism and unity.
which could be a lesson for many
other countries. colonel Wudholz.
commander of the Third army divis-
ion, expressed the thanks of the Swiss
army tor the gift of the home which
he said was an invaluable attest to
Switzerland of the friendship Of her
sister, the powerful American repub-
lie. and would make the name of
Woodrow Wilson unforgettable for
ever N Switzerland.
The Wilson home viii be transport
Cd shortly To the Swiss aviators' quar-
tiers at Duebendorf near Zurich.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-22
GERMAN SHIPS SUNK

[Republican A. P. Leased Wire1
LONDON, Dec 21.-An Athens de-
spatch to Reuters Telegram Company
says that a British submarine has
sunk the German steamer Leros and
other craft in the sea Of Marmora.
The steamer Leros was owned by
the Deutsche Levante Line. She vas
1873 tons and 291 feet long and was
built ia 1905. When last reported
she was at Constantinople
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

batter ipliroe gelteito gema9t, ba5
Baron bon 8iiiing eii1e 9teiioen5 i'll
&ooe, Suiier beiiBe, bon ipo aus ieGr
IeidJt ei1t Signnliplten1 betrieben iper-
Gent fonne. Ger Inter Sefretdr
res ariegSoeportements, Snrolb :.
Iannmlt iprnf banials 5u @iuliten
bon 9iiiings iuo erfldrte, bnB Der.
ielbe ieines 9iiiens nod rid)ts &C.
tban babe, 0ns feline Gnticrrluio aus
Gem proicribirten 3erritorium redt.
iertigen f0nitte.
.Spdter wilrbe i'm llntcrbnus gel
teno gemudt, oab Der Baron ieincr
jSreileit bermlbt rper0en iolle, neil Die
oeltti6e Rcgicrln9 Serrr @irforo
eintot, ocn irilberell Ghei 6es Der.
rinigten Stndteu ,5oritoepartements,
oeIen SdTpeiter bic @jattill eineS bri,
tiifcn Qiplon!aten lit, i'm Wionat
April ans gclgien ausgcmieicu l)atte
2iudl Oicier g'nri1lag lieB, nie 10
oieIe anoere, Die 9iegierlngsbeb0r0cn
fnlt, abcr troBoeln mur0e Die glgitns
tion iort1eicbt, bis tic enOIid) jun
geIUilnid,ten 3iel aeiilbrt bat.
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Inr Der gerfebrte.

Gin GilsnbabHbetsttiD ptrbafisle
gtItern Qbtuo in ct. Bernard eiHsn
iydrbissn, Der ieinsr qnii4t na9 nit
Dem guriten iosntiit Iein iOIt,, Der
am p.rftoiisnen SonHsrstas bic 10
Sabre ate 9iutb We@iainrb pom Wt.
5edItbp In Der Vibs ihrer tlitrliftn
Dobnung auf elmer .infamsR 9anS'
itrabs pers.lpuIiis. ba6tn iollie.' yer
Nrbafiete purbe ndh Der itGStiTdsn
poli3siitatiOH in Carthage ssbradi
uno pon bort iOfort per Qutomobil
na6 Mt. i0saltbp ssi6afft. no CT nit
MI. McSillidrb ,0nfrontirt tpurbs,
bi. fpfort srtldris, bab CT nihi nit
ibrsm 9lnsrsifsr ibsntiith iei. Oarauf.
bin lDurbe natiirIib Der Gar5iss, Der
i,lbRr.bsnb pom 9lntsginH an i,ins
llRItulb betbeusrt bate. ipkosr in
Gr.ibei. seissi.
Die Idmilie bes p.rsepaIiisien
Wdb6sns bat s.it.rn auf bic ergsis
flung bes Shurisn, Der BEN WGofsn
gsnaIt anseiban Bat. siHs 9sIoAnung
bon 500 ausgsiebt.'
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Sarpn nom 8iifins
Gin Stieibruoer General BON 9ii,
ilngs. bes @eiIitar @ouper.
neiirs bon Selgich
2rot ieires engIiiten giireerrett3
iiir Die GGler oes arieses
iriterlirt.

2onbon 90. Sent. g3aron bon
Biting. ein stiefbrnher oes Gene.
rails BON giiiing. SeS Seutibcn aPili.
tar @cinerneurs BON @clgien, Der
lett Wonaten aiii Grlmo ieines engli.
idlen giireerrehtS gceen ieinc Srte-.
nirimg pefdrupit bat, III in Dem
Gnnlpie iinterleseu unb bclte burd,
@ebeinrbenmte ans ieiucm Sauie in
4einington geboIt imo ipie berid)tet,
ii:r Die 3uIier oes aricges I'M ar.
beitsbdus 3ii Sslington inierliirt
:poroen. Tas hciitige 9orgeben gegen
Saron pon Biting lit 6us ReiuItnt
elmer monatelorget sIgitntton, oaB
or Sliamneu nit elmer sinsobl anbe.
rer iuoblbabenSer slboptipbiiraer
ocutlher slbtintit, geacn peIdc iid)
Die oficrtIid,e W2eittiins seipanot bat,
ieiner Srcibcit berdiibt nnroe es
nnr bieielbc ggitdtion, ipeId,e sur
gieiianotion ocs 6iiriten 2olis oon
@attenberg ais eriter 2orn Der slouti.
roIiidt, iotpic aui bicjeilige oeS Sir
Cigar Speper ais CSeherirrratb per.
iirinft bot. Der Sna bon @iFings
ipurbe mebrnaIs i'm YarIameilt be.
bcttirt unb wibreno etner Sieier De,