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his declaration: Il declare to the
world that 7 am proud TO have been
the husband OF the purest. noblest
woman that ever lived, Helen
Becker"
Becker walked unassisted from
his cell 70 the death chamber As
he entered, he glanced about. seem
ingly surprised. His face had the
expression Of a person coming from
darkness into sudden light. But
there was no hint OF hesitancy to
meet death In the stride with which
he approached the chair which had
already claimed the lives Of four
others In repayment for the muir
der OF Herman Rosenthal.
Becker's nerve was mistaken.
even as the guards stepped forward
and adjusted the electrodes. The
former police ofYicial glanced about
the little room, noting. perhaps.
those who had assembled to witness
the taking of life for life. Then
he leaned forward to help the
guards tighten the straps across
electrodes, through which in q mo-
ment would come the soaring cur
rent of death. Priests intoned
prayers. Becker's lips moved con.
stantly In reiteration Of the words
Jesus, have mercy"
These were his last words. Over
and over he said them-even when
his face was covered and his voice
smothered by the head and face
pieces.
The former car OF the tenderioin
died game He made no death
| chamber statement. II was obvious
when he stepped into the room OF
death that his head was clear, and
that he had been given no drugs
The condemned man led the death
| procession. II was apparent the
| prison oficials had acquiesced in
this wish. although the formation OF
the procession was unusual. Guards
customarily lead the way.
| At SAL a. m, the witnesses were
| seated IN the death chamber. A
guard retired a moment later. Alb
solute quiet reigned. Suddenly the
little green door" swung open
Becker appeared. His face was sol
emn. but his eyes were clear and
unfaIteringly fixed on the pathway
OF death. He had no air of brav
ado.
Behind Becker In the procession
came Fathers Cashir and Curry
But Becker stood alone. No hand
reached out TO aid his step. Nc
guard watched him with the feal
~ n collapse. The low voices o.
the priests and Becker's own whis
pered exhortations echoed haltinsi,
through the death chamber.
] The prisoner held Q black crucin,
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when Becker died. He does not be
lieve in capital punishment. and as
a protest At the hour fixed for the
electrocution he left the prison en-
closure and took walk over the
ossining hills. As he left for his
walk. at a. m.-his face was drawn
Snd pale. His only ofYicial act In
connection with the execution was
to force a moving picture operator.
intent on taking pictures OF witness
as they entered the prison. to move
away.
The execution of Becker was the
last act in the tragic drama which
begnn three years ago with the
killing OF Gambler Herman Rosen-
thai
Shortly after midnight Of July
18th. Rosenthal was eating late
supper in the grill room OF the Ho-
tel Metropole in Forty-th,rd-st, just
on Broadway. A young man. whose
identity never was clearly estab-
lished. appeared at the door and
beckoned him. Rosenthal was
afraid his enemies would get him. "
for he had connded as much 10 Dis
trict Attorney Whitman when he
made his afYidavit. but he rose from
the table and went out 10 the door
As he stepped from the door into
the street. his frame silhouetted
against the brilliantly lighted hotel
interior. four men standing on the
curb fred simulta neously and the
gambler dropped to the sidewalk
His death was instantaneous.
The slayers ran across the street
Jumped into a long grey car. the
engine OF which was running. and
we're whirled away while the crowd
was gasping. Everything was con
fusion, but a citizen glimpsed the
number on the car in the melee
and II was on ;his thread that Dis
trict Attorney Whitman built the
case that he sent i've men TO their
death.
The next day. vigorously prodded
By the New York papers, the police
arrested Willie Shapiro and q man
named Libby, owners Of the car
From them they drew that q
gambler named Jack Rose had hired
the machine. Bridge" Weber wal
arrested the same day. on suspicion
and the next day Jack Rose. who
had been laying low" was taken.
Rose admitted he had hired the
car and collected the four gunner
'Gyp the Blood" Lefty Louie,
"Dago Frank" and "whitey
Lewis" members of big Jack
Zelig's east side gang.
Then began the roundup Of the
gunner. "Daso Frank" was the
FIRST arrested. and on Aug. 4
Whitley Lewis" was found hiding
In the CatskiIi mountains. "Gyp the
Blood" and Lefty Louie" were moi
arrested until late in September.
In the meantime, Becker had beer
indicted for homicide. due 70 thu
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HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Clara Huffman. OF Hastings.
Mich. who has been visiting at the
OF No. 'i3s Monterey-ave. for In.
past two weeks. has returned TO her
Mr.. John schahovey. of Saginaw.
Mich. II Visiting friends In this VII
Miss Kline. OF New York city, II
visiting at the home OF her brother
In-iaw. Mr. A. Klein. of No. 1870
Mrs. 0eorge Severance. OF Port Hu-
ron. Mich. who has been visiting al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey
OF 0erald-ave.. for the past two
Us: S Ss i Hufsman no% Who wa. in.
jured seriously IN q fall some time
ago. 10 reported TO be well on the
rosd TO recovery.
r,tnds and relatives AZ South Haven,
/
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TODAY'S CONCERTS
HELD IN CLARK
AND CASS PARKS

Schmeman's military band. Herman
w. Schmeman. director. renders the
following program In Csss park this
Afternoon. beginning at 2:30, and In
at o'clock:
March. Give the countersign"
tScouton); overture, "Neptune's Car
nivaT tStimpsor): selection from the
opera "Ssrt" tKaIman). Russian ma
surka, La cyarine" tGannej: over
ture. "Stabat Mater" tRossinD: "Ech-
pes from the Metropolitan Opera
House tTo5snil. gem. from THE
Fair Maiden Of Seville" (Czlbuika)
Star SpanKied Banner"
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BIRMINGHAM

oussts q the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
A II. Payne. On Baeso st, are 9re. =.
Bremen. OF Portamouth Va: M NJ q
III. J. BssiA Of Detroit spent
rhursdsy with frisnds here.
Ma 81. Brink. OF Bay City. and
Mr.. r. H?tsins, , q piS Nov p. Sts
love on Martin-st.
The Missionary soeisty Of The BsH.
a the home OF Mrs. Cassius Craw-
feS H. on ana Sro Ma. 3. w. Morrow. OF
Derby, Ia. and Mrs. q. w. Morrow.
al Alberta. Can. are gussts OF Mr..
ana Nrs. c. z. Conway. on Pierce-st.:
NJ. and Ars; James Daley. MI and
Tompson. Of Big Beaver. will 80
sunday to visit Miss Anna Scanlon
a her summer home st AlEonae.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Denni-
Mrs. Mary K.th..in. Kaiser: .ss
morning. ct her nome on the Eight.
mile road. Nrs. wallace Trumbeii. Of
Troy. e : daughtsr Of the dscsassd.
ternoon from the home. Burial took
place In the Royal Oak cemetery. /.
Announcement has been MADE Of
the marriage OF Miss Stella Leach
and Mr.. Roy capsiing. both OF Birm-
Grs. Adam Gray returned Friday
from q Wait with her son. Preston
Gray, at Port Huron.
Mics Evelyn stock and Miss Hope
Ferguson will go. August 1. to Cali
fornia 60 attend the University OF
California at Berkeley.
Miss Madge Herbinson. OF Ludtng
ton. 10 visiting her cousins Mrs. SAM
uei Honteing, Mrs. Melvin Deer and
Miss Alene Herbinson.
The open air theater. on the Booth
place: IN Bloomfield Hills. In nearly
completed
Misc Elizabeth Hauthorn IL . guest
Of friends IN Chicago.
The Epworth League OF Big Beaver
will give . lawn social and serve Ice
cream. at the home OF Mrs. A. Dean.
Friday evening.
Miss winni2red Freegard. of Pom
tiac. II . guest Of Miss Margarete
Daley,
Carl Lake. OF Boston. In Visiting
Mr.. and Ars Richard Lake on Maple
Mrs. Albert BIixburg has returned
from q three weeks visit with reia-
tiyeS At Bay City.
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PURSES REFUSED,
STOP WRESTLING

wyandotte, July 30.-The wrest-
ling matches run as part OF the
carnival Of the Great American
shows have been closed by order OF
Commissioner OF Public Safety
Amiot. Complaints have been made
that Joe Nasser. the middleweight
champion wrestler of Michigan, fail
ed to keep his promise to pay $40 to
anyone whom he failed to throw in
10 minutes. Patrolman Walters. by
order Of the commissioner. refused
to allow the wrestling bouts Thurs
day evening.
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ECORSE

The Boy Scouts viii return Friday
evening from their camp on Fighting
Miss Ersna Smith, of Detroit. and
Miss Meta hanson. Of Manistee, spent
Thursday afternoon with Miss Elsie
Bahlow. Jeherson-ave. west
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rushiow.
State-st.. are the parents OF a baby
boy. born Friday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-30
SHI AND PARK
)TICE PATROL
INJURIES MAN

\ w 1880 patsul q the Highland
opastment, driven By Onlcer
1hnako, ms overhauled and
||||| ~ ~ ~ Bsthune station
y nkyol. Irissn ~ 0mcsr Ciar.
|i -. r. . thrflling chase
yEoo1vard-ave.. Thursday
afner ~ HighlAad Park
r HI ran down and tn.
h11y Ksyes, Of No. : shady
Jvoofvas6 and Lawrence
w - M calIsd Dstroit police
| ~ tturo ana stated that the
was due - ssckiess driv-
- pass e ~ Highland
~, anA ~ Bsthuns station
S inns1iaasiy ssat out IN
nnaslS soad Driver Koch
&cel 1ont vas unavOldable,
"a 1 Z ~ 10 Va tsssslias
~ q on1y ahonf nix milal
$3.50 ~ knocked Reyes
nn1nG tc1r9 g the lat.
kGvoe bsine Saeaged IN
Go1lno tlInk at the me.
tt u ~ aAAir v1s na1s
oSt6sA, but - fsttAer ~
= 49,. Keyes was not bad.
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Looms MADE
no OBEY LAW

AND PARK. Mich. July
F1oters Of road houses
- boundsfies Of Highland
n1n1t who's = campaign
) po6e1 fpF. some time, By
Gnthotitiss. and were
oou11oA. have now con-
49, ~ NV. particularly
eek - Sunday closine. %
61ne there 1ns the greatest
1nt. A. . result the village
) Do4 the suits against the
1aess complained II. II 10
~ Highland Park o6iciala
4 o proeent outcome y the end
Niar that has besn waged on
~ conducted road houses.
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FORD.

John Foret and daughter. Loretta.
are on "trip 10 Marine city
Mr.. and Mrs.. Michael Payette and
daughter. Frances, OF Bay city. are
waiting Justice and Mrs. Oliver SAN
souci
George w. Perry has been confined
20 his home for three days by an at
tack Of grippe.
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Children Dry
FOR FleTcnER'S
casio RIA

Go ana see' the champion
PAGERS beat the record Satur-
day.-Adv.
M. 4 M. today sure. No rain
ut track last night.-Adv.
Greatest pacing race ever
seen at Blue Ribbon races on
Satprday.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-30

Frank c. Nadeau and George Mer-
riil have returned from a visit az
the F1ats.
Mr.. and MIS-. Caesar Bomys have
returned from q visit in Toledo.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-30
XFSILANTI

- chautauQua, ''rhe Disease of
Gf~ was the subject OF q
~ 1fl1vero1 Friday afternoon By
4 0ftioou Kline. The Kline lee.
t@u0 pfocO0od BY the Orchestral
Nm win also appear again
proCo1lng Houtravills
EVC6f1 Known scientist and in
jno n - give some wonder
Don1eoti00o IN natural science
IA societies have postponed
1o11go &c weak 10 give way
0o1I6nt ChautauQua pumbers
~ teong given 10 the city
44mkee ct out-of-town visit.
faculty. u visiting Mrs
Io1tsll 10 sntsstsinins
W. Brown has purchased
l1oAboth Cook house. on
! Nave. and will move soon
SSrs3 81 mrs. n6is ,. Rust
IN 7. RQet. was held Fr!'
k3oo o'clock from the reei'
~ 80 Z dauGhter Of NJ
~ ~. pu11on, Of Milan. and
Ioooe n church ard social
kfpaf Jescslyn and wifs
SoofV frsn thsir western
~ ksxsoa warns, Of Ba,
00oooe ~ the week In ths
Il eshaibls Win spend
Sg ~ Sle nsw gisnos
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Do not forget the pacing
races on Saturday.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-30

Biggest race of the year Sat-
urday. the Free for All pace
With the champions. -Adv.
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Mann ODER csump.
Cine Gei6idts aus uufsrsH Sassn.
BON Soc

Or bate mebrsre gpssn bef9riebsr
lno serriifen.
uHbequem fold eiH Brief. gefou.
bers bic Ginleituns. @sbsr bsmiitbis
nod ftOI5 burfts iie tIinsen, teinsr
uebermutb. aber UNI Gottes Winsr
ieiNs Rsue 5sisen.
CT qualmts unb fam. Sber od6ts
er Ibsrbaupt nitbt, pGbrens Ct BIZ
5dnssrin iiber isinsm Sarsi5tif1 an.
| iab %
.5irmeI, Der Brief"
unb bic peibii9snsibsn Singer
itrsdten iih sIaftifd. trommeItsn aui
Der platte uuS sIiiten In bic pei9sn
2aftsu Der Sammtiopp..
Damn tdudts er snsrsii5 elm,
qualmte unb brshts an isinem RiHg.
rgIObs. Wan 3srbridt ii6 oenShds
bel, po bod Elm Offsnss g.tenntnib
bds HatiirIiafts 1T: aisbs Wlutter, i6
bin sur @srGnberung nal pisber in
elmer bodft trittfden Gage"
ganuI, ipenn man iib bic GmpfGns
germ Dcritellt unb bic 3eit, in Der mir
lsben! Wdnner perOen 5u Siinslingen,
andben reifen gu Mdnnsrn - unb er
- befinbet iid nal ipieber in elmer
bD6it tritii4en Gage.
5eo.r meg. Cigarette meg. Stubl
meg. Der Seufsl tonnts ben Brief
idreiben.
aba! Da melbet sr F6. ,,Das
eiebPs bsnn, m.in aIeinob9" rief er
5drtIia in ben Gernipreder. @.bulbe
Did, bis friid. 3ufubr tommt.
9liidfs, 10 bampfen mir mDrqen ab.
psfimtftin = es III bod INNER ass
sIiidt. Sd psrbs mid tOSttran. fteIs
len, repuratur6sbiirftis bin i6 ia
fchlieblid aud. Staots.leiber
bruudft Du fir Carbon. ui&t - si.
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iaufs pus 9u tDilIft."
CT bangle ab, unb Der Iddelnbe
4uscrud isines 9siifas mid nieber
oem brummigen. S6 sr i,lbit hiuging, |
anftatt 3u fhrsiben2
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S6ultsrn bin in ole Stirn IcboB, mar
bic Nnttport bnrauf. We4aniIlh rie !
sr Elm Blatt ous Der saf6e: alore
s@rifi, eiHfa6 Obne S6n5rt.I. rSreu
unb sersht" piirbs elm 5afprfinbi.
ger seurt6siIt boben. .aie6los unb
taIt1, ldutsts bag urt6siI oss Sobs !
nss.
Jrgenb atDas bate bas SerS, eas
10 iauis an Dem gin5igsn gebangen,
'eritetnert unb oerhGrtsi. y3dr ,s
iberbaupt bag 5er5 elmer Wlutter ober
o1s zines Sfoatsanpalts - bieIe
3siler 3. g.:
sd nsbme an, bdb Du Did freis
DiIig itsTIit! 9srlisren tannft Oh nur
oas Qsben. Geipinnen dber fannft Su
: bic Gbrs! aaB bic grobs Wabnung,
be bur9 urfers 3eit gebt, ni6t ungte
5Srt. Der aries fsi fur DID EN- BE,
ffssst. M5ss q DID saOsaIii9 smSsr.
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(eiHe Canifasuns aus bsm GsIes.)
Doai Sbr niiien, mics uHs sebt,
Wk es um bic 2dHnipsbr fttbt,
Die BIER in bss Rsidss GftsH
0sstu RuHsu f.ebs auf ppftsn2
@obnnng: Gf5nsr Sdiitsngrdbtn,
Den mir uns dusmobIirt uns bdben.
Inns irmtpsbt iein Strdbenbuft,
Rein uuS fpii4 1T bier bic aufi.
Rlsibuns: SeBs IN sdn, fefbsrau.
Rur bic gtdfe muH@maI bldu.
llno Der liebe moline Gaben
@5aig eiHgebiiIlt uns babeH.
gabrung: aaffes, aommibbroS,
Wa&en ale mangsn ROTH.
Rd1tlih iommen bic Gslbfii@su
Wit S.s Wiitags Mcblgrii4tn-
4rb.it: Gdisbsn, poisn iisbeu,
Gfsn, man9mal fHIoftr gsbsn;
Mdnnntol ala pdirpuilIe itrsifsr,
CSsr Elm pnar RaTsn srsiftH.
llnb Hs5abluns t5r' i& ffassn,
ia, ba iunn i1 GuH nur idgsn.
Dab es Drabt bic Msns. gftbi,
Orabtpsrbaus iinb teliebt.
S9tins babsn mir unidsIi9.
S&einutrfer. Der ipirft iie tdgll4.
0Idu6iget i5nnsn 9tduns bobsn
6isr bi nns i'm S9iibsusraba.
Die Ti0ruI bon Der Gkffi@t:
6i.r III ss 70 f&I.hi NOD ni4i. \
gIaHbt Jbr's ni4i. 10 fs5ps Gu@ an!
% srabt Gu&
Der eannptHrmanH.
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Der rmifiid)e General
Sarpn bpn Siebers
SoIl isBt fir feline Rte .
beflage biiheu.

o - " y SO
Berlin, bia 9onbon, 4. Mdr5. =
Der &orreIponbsnt Der .RatipnGlaeis
tung" in Rublanb meIbst, bab Der
@robfiirit gfitolaus, Der Sberfpms
tnanbeur Der ruiIii1en armse, cine
Spesialtommiifion srnannt babe, bic
eins einsebenbe rntsriu9uns nit Be-
aug auf bic tiirsli1en militGrii1en
ersisnifis in Sitprsubsn fii6ren ion.
Die aommiiiiOn fou bauptiG9lid fsfts
ftellen, tpie es tam, bab Der gsneral
Baron BON Sisbers, Der 2ommanbeur
Der 10. ruiiiihen @rnss, bic in Sits
'preiben sei6lusen ipurbs, nidt Der
Situation sepadisn mar. Der 9orres
fponbent fiist binSu, buB aud bds
Derbdlten mebrerer niebsrer GenerGls
unteriudt tperbsn ioI unb BON einem
ariegsgeriht bic Reoe lei.
Die .9rubens Grplofion in
Deit 9irsinien.
5inton, 10. 0a., 8. Wdr3. :
Rur bier ipsiters 2siden iino am Mitts
nod aus Der 2spIanb Mins bsrausses
bradt porben, in Der am Dienitag
Worsen sius GrpIoiiOn itattsefunben
bat. Die 3abl Der Sobten bslduft ii6,
foueit oiss Biz jsst bslanHt TT, auf
pisrsebn.
Sc ipeiter bic Rsttunssmannidafs
ten In bic 8rube einbringen, oeitc
i9Iimmer pirb Die 3eritOruue, bic fi6
ibren augen bietet.
Die &ompagnie bat nod feins Rds
Der MGnner per0ffsntli9t,
bon bsnen man gIaubt, bab iis in Der
9rube peri6iittet finb.
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xi bentn .s iia bauptiaIih I'm ben
9tfib pidiiser 9Dben unb ainien
banbeIt. Mebrere ruifiTds gesenun>
sriffe iinb nit sroben 0srluiten fir
ben Geinb 5uriidssiblassn porben.
sWGhrtnb bes Cages baden unIere
Srupptn an mebreren puntten Der
6ront tpi9tiss 9ortbsile errunsen.
Bel bet ginndbme elmer anb0be bei
eisnd haben mir 400 gsfansene ses
ino9t.
.an Der sdnsen 5ront I'm fiibDfts
li6sn @alisien iinb beftige Sample
I'M Sdnss. am Sundtpee JluB unb IN
RaHil4 qDlen bat fid nidts ipi9tis
ges ereignet.
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slmibrs eftIIunsen in ben
: Rrrpatbensub bebaups

8trIin BID 2pnSpn. 8 Rdrs. -
Der aorriponbent bes Sasebldit In
GaliSien beridttt. bab bic auHen Bel
ben 9eriuden, bic aurpatbsntGmme
tpieoeraunehmfit. bic -fie perInren bds
Zen. uidt IN eintm einsissn Sale ets
folsreib selpefen feien. er fiist bins
su. edb trpb beFtiser S4nssftiirme an
Der gunsen ainie beftiss aGmpfe itdtts
finoen unb bic RuFen BEL ben ysrIu.
den bic 60hen gu bulten unb cine I'm.
gtbuns Su perbinbern. srObe Spfsr
nn Mdnni4dften brinsett.
Der Rdifer WilbeIm bat Der bsuts
f4en @eftuItuft ppm Rotbsn areus
$4,000 gaart ($12, 800 fir bic bsuts
fden Solbatsn unb gipiIiitsn, bic Ii9
ole Sefans.ne in Jrontreia befinben,
aus.itellt.
Die titpntenegrimiiAe 9as
fcnitabt llnti0ari
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Gtdhlrn mar ibr Bid. asin waus,
tel sudte oIs re i'm Sslbitseipra6
fagt.: rSei's. aebs oDsr iiirb aIs Gbrs
ioier. S4 min rs4tIhafftn 5iei6sn." I"
Refine 5brGntn. Dsnn ole admpfe
bait. fie i'm Siiusn budseiGmpft unb
ionute ftumm suieb.n. nj. iid5 Der
eiisrne @orbaug iiber BEN Drama
fentt..
Sic bate BEN 8aterldnb teineu
5tlbsH esborsu. Tesbolb muBte fl.
ieIbft Die 5dHoe rsgsn. iorssn, belfen,
fcpttl tn ibrsr WsdHt ifanb.
mas aa@ ihr Wutsubsrs tssi, 70
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SRI. GIa 5pdncis Sobbp III am
yiittDc4 in Gar goddpaD an ben
6ols.n sinsr 8lutDsrsiitung esiiorben.
Dor Is 5abren ipurDe lie, bdnrals Is
Sabre alt, BON stntm 6unn gsbiHsn
unb bic Blu.psrsiftuna mar bic JDIss.
sic tuurbe BON 40 btrfnisbsnsn Nsrss
ten tebanbeIt unb ss ipurben ,ipolf
trtolslOIs GpsratiOusn an ibT SsrDs.
EammtjL
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H. IHL LEkD0RF.
Sei6enbeFatter.
g6Ons Gin 231.
gales 58.
Hormooo xxo ogeaoixs, @oio
asas far asm.sastsrrn.
gommttfi0uers cfflee
2 e1rit ltcn qeunfe. Gbtc,

-
Qtuetrnait ctio. 4. wl6rs 1915.
ptriteselie unaeboie werben cri.
afaeneenpuImsn IN esr cffDcs bet Hsntb Of
aonnfo aemmifTlcnsrs Dis 5rsitaa ben 2.
Aprtl 1915. I'm 10 iibF Ddtfnas. for bic nads
ftsberbs Qountpsatteif:
0tmab ben Spssif.uttorsn Rc. 7se - gir
ett HspGrirnna Der pcSsicnt unb mfnbslt1
Noae. ben BEN Sutvan an eg o. q q. az
lsneden BE snt netreratiersIinis Bon care.
lnnb, n Commits Iopnfbip.
DC gIesit BAT ~ sef6eben N usb,rslnifIm.
Hune mt ben 9lhnsn unb epsstflfniloaen
iysl6t tsti IN bst cifits be geerb of 6eanin
QouiInifiouers nnilieeen
NE gndeboie rnliieH 1uf cermnIrren crsae.
tsritei feiH. freihe IN bef cffice bss Ronro of
Qolrin Gommiit3H.rs an tnbsu finb, unb tt.
eleiiei feiu Don einsm NenS IN Der esbs BON
oisrtninenb Dollars tsl0o0.0o) nit sfpel an.
isn mp eenaaenben streeH ale .ei&erPeii bnb
bfr Hieifr ben tonirdfi elnasbfn pirb am
ansiahrin1 Der Grbeii. I'm Sale herfslbe ibm
Tie GOuntp Gomruifieners bebaIisn I'd bas
ne1l ner treenbstH cher ale anafbeis sr
qySsIsa,9g' IN Ias,s,sg' s'' sSats q ssHiIisn a'anis
.grss; q. 9stfsImasn. grsgssnt
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BON beritalitnifd.n Rt.

sttrung angetuuft.
Rom, 8. RGrs. - Die Reaierans
bat bon ben Grbuuern in Sbesid 6as
fir cine auspartise Rsgisruns ss.
baute llnteriesboot ausstauft, auf bsm
i'm SitDber Der ebemaIise MdrtHet
Geutndut 8elome nu9 &priifa ents
flobeu mar, pp er bns Boot ben Jrans
soieu ausii,fern nouts. Das BOO!
Durbe am Mittpp1 als Sbeil Der itn.
lisHifben 5IOtts in Oienit ssffsqt.
.GHsIaub paufdt eiueu
Rries bis aus Weffet".
fast pierR6Inifds 3eis
tIHs';; ~fie fpIIihn
bdbtn.
am ferbam, 8. Mdrs, Sia aoni
bon. Die .a6Inifas 3situns" fas.
nit ge5us auf bic DON bem pr.nisr
Gsauitb i'm britifden untsrbaus &c.
balteueu Rebs, IN Der .r Iustunft ii5er
bic DON GHsIaub s.pIantsn BisS.t.
nsrseItuHssmasreesIn ssssn Dsutf5.
lamb CAB:
.Wir boffen, baB unisre unterIee,
hoote iest perfudsn D.rbsn, ale fir
englan6 beftimmtsu 'Madren gu ssr=
1toSsn. eusIonb piiHi5t eiueu Rries
BIB auf's MsiIer; es iolI Jpn ba5.n."
SHtereffante Ra4ri4t.n
aus 9eutfdIanb.
Berlin, 8. Mdr3. = auf brabts
!ofsm Wesssnah Sapoile, 8. 8. -
Die beuti4e goti9aft i'm 5aas m.fbet,
Dab om q. Jebruar elm beutf6es 1lns
t.rieeboot i'm ct. Georges &anaI uon
elmer DGmpfiadt ansesriffsn porOen
fei, bic NIT einsm TuntsntsIegrapbens
d2parat dusseriiftet mar, aber tsiue
RriegsfIasgs fiibrte.
Der Ronis bon England BAT feline
Neifs mad bsm continent aufssfSos
ben, tuabrfRiulid ipss.n Der oeutiaen
Hnterieeboot.. 4us ROTTERDAM pirb
beri@tss. bab s.ipiT. britiI6. lrupp.n
fi4 getDeisert bab.n, ben aanal su
irsuasn, neil f. 4nsriff. f.itens bsr
beutfdeu unt.rieeboot. btfardten.
Gin 4rmtbefeblt, ber an bic s.buie
IuHif4e Grme. srIaffsu purbs, bic IN
Dtpreubeu gum srSbtsu lbeil per.
ni1tet iDur6e, brobt iebr ftr.nge Wabs
reseln gessu Oeierteur. on.
Die aeipsiaer Weffe Taft ild5 bsrjts
gut on Hnb bic bon ben GeIhdftsIeus
ten s.bestsH 5uffnunsen aeben, ipis ss
f9eint, DoIIauf In grfiauus. Tie
Spielfpoor,n', WetalI,, aeber. unb
GsuIloibs sSHbuisrieu ulatten quite De.
f9dfte.
Das holIGnbifde 5anbelstommitt.e
Don amfterbam bat bei ber britif9en
Boti4dft im 5udg in f9arfer Meiic
gegeu bic brtttf9en Mabrsssln pTotes
ffirt. bic b.r neutralsn S9iffdbrt htns
berli9 firb.
erfoIge ber Stferrei4er
in benRdrpatben.
Wien. 3. RGra Dia @mfferbam.
Der Gereralfdb Bat am Tlittfpoh bas
goIsenbe offisieu beiaunt ssma4t:
.SH ben auspdtbeH finbsn spsisIi9
3Afn- -atz1of 0zak SsftidH Ssacsfa ha4t
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arob.n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

eroBsn MobIibdtisteitsre
SuSiDiifen sriff iis an ibrsn aopi.
nm fi1 gu iiberStussn, bob iis isIber
ss mar, bic bd fab unb idbrisb. 3us
iummsnssf9drri batts fis bas Sch
ME. absr iit bdits Jrtuos ON Spuru
ssbabt.
BUN bate iis Ursubs an Gebsn.
9snn fis alIs. bic admpfsr. bic gsrs
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Die iitpntenegrinii@e 3as
fcnftabt 9lntibari
@oH etuem 5ferrti4ifaen
@ef@paber bombar.

aonbon, 8. Rdra. Sefierreis
chii@e ariessidiffe baben antipari,
bic einsiss Safeuitabt Mputenesrcs,
bombaroirt unb betrGhtlihen Shaben
anseridtet. Cine babinIautenbe Ds.
pei9e siug am Wittpod bsm moniss
nesrinifneu @emraItonIul in 2onbou
gu. Die DepsId., bic aug Gettini.
tam, Iautet lpis fOIst
Am Sienibos Morseu iamen fiinf
0itsrrsihiide &rie9sidifie in ben 5as
fen bon @Httpari unb bombarbirtsn
oann bic Stabt uub ben 5df.n. Sic
seritOrten piel nertbnplIe 9orrdtbe,
bobrteH bic tOnisIihe ga9t, bic I'M
5afen DOT anter las, in btn @runb
unb tDbteteu sinen gtniIliiten.
9as ltnterieebont ani benz
Seutttant Sellnure
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iie ale, bic 1lsbertbH@es IsiFstrrt,
lpdr,n b5fiisn irbifaeu aobnes lptrtb.
.Dsbe benz gli@tstbusr!. baAts jie,
bic Brief, iiss.iub. ~webs Dem, Der
issi an fi4 bsuti!'
Ditbsr traf syrou Rsub bic @itttot
aus BEN Gdrisntaus. Sic tranern2
Sbr SObn 1T sfalen2 Gr mar JAr
Ginsiser. Sb, peineu Gle ni4t. lisbs
Gran, Ct opfsrts ii4 fiir bds 5ei!isfis!
Sd iiibls NIT Sbnsu,1 fagie Es IsiIs,
Die Sanb Der Grsmben briidenb. .au4
i9 babe msinsn Gtyism perIorsn -