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Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
MARRIED.

EINDEISEN-SPRY- Potter Hill. R. l., Dec. Q, 1915, by Rev. William F. Williams. Otto George Findeisen of Westerly and Miss Winifred Laura Spry Of Potter Hill.
 CHAMBERLAIN - M'CLAY In New London, Dec. II, 1915, by Rev. Joseph P Brown. Robert Chamberlain and Minnie McClay, both of New London. CHIZZEI.O - LUTHER In Preston, Dec. II, 1915, by Rev. John Thomp- son, Maurice l.. Chizzelo of Spring field, Mass. and Miss Henrietta L. Luther oFPreston.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
OTIS LIBRARY NOTES.
Henry Genealoey Purchased-Mrs. E E. Rogers Author of One Chapter.

The Henry Genealogy has been pur- chased. Mrs. Elisha Edgerton Rogers of this city writing the chapter Some Early Henry Families of Rhode Is- land" gives the book a touch of local interest.
 Four records for the pianola has been presented the library-On the Missippi, Hitchy Koo, Waiting For the Robert E. Lee, Midnight Choo-Choo.
 The BoS Scout magazine has been subscribed for.
 A book upon social settlement work The House on Henry Street" by Kings, Queens and Pawns; war chess by Mary Rinehart; and Over There, war scenes on the western front, by Arnoll Bennett, are three books of in- terest recently added.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Forty Hours Devotions at St. Mary's
 Church-PersonaIs and Notes.

At the 7.30 mass at St. Mary's church Sunday morning the various organiza- tions of the parish received com munion in a body, Holy Name, senior and junior; Young Ladies' Soda1ity, Maidens of the Sacred Heart, Immac- ulate Conception and the Ladies' Char itable. The annual forty hours devo- tions commenced after the 10.30 mass
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Roast Piu Supper,

Members of the Naturalization club enjoyed one of their annual feasts Sat Nrday evening in their hall off Hunt CTS avenue when they sat down to a roast pig supper. During the evening music was rendered and the affair was greatly enjoyed by all. The party broke up at late hour. The regular officers of the club had charge of the arrangements. A local chef had charge of the cooking.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
PostaIs from Hon. L. K. zabriskie.

Postal cards have just been re- ceived by Norwich friends from Hon. Luther K. Zabriskie, assistant U. s. consul at Moscow. Russia. They were mailed on Nov. Is. He sends Christ mas good wishes to his friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
TAFTVHIE
Naturalization Club Held Roast Pig Supper-EmeraIds Play Here To- night-PersonaTs and Notes.

The Willimantic Emeralds will play the local five in Parish hall this even ing. Taftville in the first game of the basketball season was badly defeated by the Thread City quintette in Willi- mantle, but since then the boys have showed much improvement.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Cold Stops Work on Tower.

Work on the tower of the Sacred Heart church was quit the latter part of last week owing to the cold. The work on the church is advancing and plasterers from Boston are expected to work this week.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
BORN

ROISCLAIRE-In Taftville, Dec 13, 1915, a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Boisclaire of Norwich ave nue.
 RAMSBOTTOM-In Bradford, R. l.. Dec. II. 19l5s d son. John, to MT. and Mrs. James II. RamsbottOm
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Can Use Second hand Toys.

The City Mission still can, find use for all kinds of serviceable second hand chiIdren's toys for those who will otherwise not be likely to see much of toys in the Christmas season
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Ul1e. Bullftitl,
THE WEATHER.
Conditions.

Conditions.
 A remarkable increase in the in tensity of the storm that was off Cape Hatteras Sunday night occurred Mon day. The center of this storm during the last "A hours moved northWaro along the coast and Monday night II was off Sandy Hook with the lowest pressure 29.18 inches at Hartford Conn. This disturbance has been as- tended by general snows in the mld- dle Atlantic and New England states and during Monday afternoon the winds increased to gale force along the coast north of Delaware Break water. Storm warnings were ordered for this region Monday morning Ine highest winds reported were 64 miles from the north at New York and 60 from the northwest at Sandy Hook Owing to wire trouble, reports from New England were not received Mon- day night.
 England and New York, followed by generally fair weather on Wednesday. The temperature will lower Tues day in the middle Atlantic states and Tuesday night and Wednesday in New England.
 coast will be northwest gales; middle Atlantic coast, west gales, diminishing. Storm warning: Chance to northwest storm warning 10.30 p. m., Sandy Hook to Boston. storm On Sandy Hook and moving northeastward. Northwest gales tonight and Tuesday morning with snow.
 Forecast.
 East New York and Southern New England: Snow, followed by clearing and colder Tuesday; Wednesday fair. Northern New England: Snow Tues day. colder at night; Wednesday fair.
 Observations in Norwich.
 The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Monday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m. ........'...'..''." SO zS.SS AZ III. S6 ~. D. INSTRUMENTATION. 42 29.40 Highest AZ, lowest 22.
 Comparisons.
 Predictions for. Monday: Probably snow.
 Mondays weather: Snow and rain; nnrfhnn St Hxyind
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Here Are Few Gift Suggestions

TOYS-A complete assortment of Toys including all the latest novelties in Mechanical Toys. DOLLS-DreSSed and UndreSSed Dolls, in splendid aS Sortment. Be and see our Doll exhibit. JEWELRY-We pay particular attention to Jewery at this season. Hundreds of articles of personal adorn ment for Men, Women and Children-all at popular prices.
 LEATHER GOODS-A great variety of gift articles, in cuding Hand Bags, Music Rolls Wrist Purses, Card Cases, Watch WristletS, Travelling Bags Suit Cases, Etc.
 STATIONERY-For children adults-al the best kinds, including Eaton, Crane and Pike's Stationery in beautiful Holiday Combination Boxes. PERFUMERY-In all the best makes, in fancy boxes and in bulk. We sell Colgate'S and the famous HudnutS Perfumes.
 UMBRELLAS-Men'S, Women'S and Chidren'S, very complete line. See splendid showing of Unl- breaS suitable for Christmas gifts. ART GOODS-ViSt Art Department and the many beautiful gift articles. large showing of handmade articles GLOVES-For Men, Women and Children, every wanted kind Gloves useful and acceptable gifts
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Waterbury-The College club of Waterbury already has a membership of S5 bright women.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

William Chartier has accepted { position with Charles Bolduc.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

John J. Anderton of West Warren spent the week end here with friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

It is reported that a dog was shot Saturday evening owing to it's biting a young child.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

New Britain.-John Jay Daily, editor of the Herald, spoke before the Holy Name society of St. Mary's church Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

setts and Rhode Island. MT. Savage has accepted a position with a local contractor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Edward Alexander of Saylesville, R. l., is the guest of Leon Savage.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Oscar Barrett has returned to his home here after visiting in Bridge port.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

SWEATERS-For Men, Women Children and Infants splendid variety in all grades. HOUSE COATS-For Men, all the newest effects in plain and fancy styles in worSted, velvet corduroy and silk at S3.98 to S18.OO BATH ROBES For Men, every desirable kind Terry RobeS Blanket Robes, Fancy Woolen and Silk Bath Robes at S2.9S to S25.OO. MEMS NECKWEAR-An the newest shapes and most fashionable colorngS in Mems and Boys Neckwear every Necktie matter how low the price, in a Holiday box if desired AE3EGE'S SUSPENDERS- pretty Holiday boxes ncud- ing the popular President" Suspenders. NEWS GARTERS-Also ArmetS, all the best kinds in a broad showing, all in attractive Holiday boxes. MEMS SHIRTS-A splendid showing of Dress and Neg igee Shirts including Eagle and "Arrow' makes. MEMS HALF HOSE-1n cotton, woolen, Se and silk every wanted kind and color-nany in pretty Holi- day boxes
 WOMENS SILK HOSIERY-A great variety of Wom- ems Silk Hosiery for gift purposeS-prce range soc to $500 pair We sell the well-known ''Mc- Callum," ''Phoenix' and 'Kayser' Silk Hosiery for Women.
 WOMENS FURS-A most complete showing of all the best kinds of Furs, and at moderate prices. HANDKERCHIEFS-For Holiday gifts the most com plete assortment that we have assembled RIBBONS-For Holiday uses and for gift purposes every wanted kind. Special values this week in handsome Dresden RibonS.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

After a few days illness, Charles Bolduc is able to be out again.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Personals and Notas.

Leon Savage has returned home af- ter trip through southern Massachu-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Personals and Notes.

Joseph King is confined to his home with illness. ..,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
TWO MEN FINED
chinaman Paid, But Negro Had to G
 to Jail.

Charlie Tip, who runs a laundry on Thames street, near Thames square, was fined in the city court on Saturday morning on a breach of the peace charge made by his brother, who ac- cused him of hitting him in the laun- dry on Friday night. Tip paid SS.50. The brother was in court with his eyes showing where he had been hit.
 William H. Mayfield. a negro, of Providence, went to jail as he could not pay the s1 and costs, amounting in all to S11.19, which was assessed against him on a charge of intoxica- tion and injury to private property He fell through window Friday night at Rumford's market on Franklin square. The window cost S3.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Comparisons. Predictions for. Monday: Probably snow. Mondays weather: Snow and rain; northeast wind.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
APPEALS FROM PROBATE
 ON TRIAL LIST

From Anna A. BushneIl's Will Next On List.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Miss Agnes Dougherty has resigned her position with the Peoples store.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

The Pinochle club will hold its monthly meeting in their rooms thit evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Arthur Marcil of Bridgeport, who has been visiting here. has returned to his home, where he is employed as 8 motor1nan for the Bridgeport street railway.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

It is reported that Arthur Lambert and his brother, Hormidas Lambert, have purchased the business of John Desjarlais on the hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Sun, Moon nnd Tides.
GREENEVILLE

Six hours after high water 1t is low tide. which is followed by flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Miss Rose Healey of Willimantic spent Sunday here. the guest of Miss Irene Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14

Miss Julia Sullivan of Willimantic was calling on friends here Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
Remember, We Are Christmas
 Shopping Headquarters

Santa Caus-a real live Santa Claus, is in large dis play window, and in his workshop third floor daily to please and delight the little Our store decors tions-both exterior and interor-have been arranged
 with the sole idea of pleasing the great crowds of people who daily hrong streets filled with the spirit of Christ These only few of the why CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS for Nor wich and all Eastern Connecticut The other great stocks of merchandise all of which suitable for Christmas gifts. Therefore
 DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING HERE
Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-14
SANTA CLAUS IN HIS WORK SHOP

Every morning from 10 until 12, Santa Claus is in his workshop, third floor. Parents invited to bring their little ones that they may talk with Santa. It is great treat for the chldren-and the parents enjoy 1t too.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
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Gbrlider, anfriftiser anrs mirb
@ertranen seiuinuen.
Die iibIiden Srpan'iden 9lranmente
sssen 9iiiitnnsen.

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bon lnieren Srobitipnen; ciileit ltm-
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rung on ben Sciit bes Gbriitentitms.
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Ter 9eiipiel 81 beeinfluiier als 6urdt
5ii erregen.
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sSiibrer Der Ibnliniitrotion gegen ole
Nlnnobme oes Tlanes i'm &ongreh
fiihren biirften.
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8abres licgt, bann n1iib ii6 eine gta'
tion fpic cine einaeIne Terion sdl'
tuns peridaffen, nid)t inbem iie @of'
fen trGat, ionbern cincn uufrehten
ebrenbaften &urs eini6lagt, Der Ser
trauen peri6ofit lnb @oblDoller
iihert. l1niere Station hat iidl ibrt
Stelluns in Der @elt crcbert, obnf
su Der 8epflogenbeit, cine Tiitole 81
seigen ODER einen &niittel 5it tra9cn
5uflrft su nebmen. @ariim ioaer
mir beltte bon bieier Bolitif abpei
d,en? Ser 1rdiibent ielbit gibt dil
bob fein 9rlnb fiir iolde 9lenoerune
porbanoen iit", iogt Serr grpon.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
Sic St5ablung Der belgt'
idtn aricgsidnlb.
@ercinbarte geSinsnngen BON ben
Yrupimsen itrift innegebalten.

Im itero a III, ilber 2onbon. 5.
gsop. Oie SonbeIsfantmer in Int-
nerpen bot einen bon ibren1 Groii-
oenten GoiteIein perfabten 8erif)t
peroffentIid)t, in benz Die Shritte
borgeIegt iperoen, bic Die 9rontn5er
our @e5obIung Der ibnen artferleeten
&riegsiteuer bon 460.000,000 Sron.
fen ober $96, 100000 seton boben.
,Sn ocnt 8erihte beibt es:
Die hclgiihen Brnnin5cn bRben 10.
ebcn on Geltti6lonb Die neiirtte SeiI.
rote Der &rieesiteuer beSobIt. gs itnb
Ioipeit 360,000,000 Srorfen obge,
troecn iporben, bon bencn $4,000
900 Sronfen Dem Gon0s bon co.
100000 sSronfen gltSridreibeil iinb.
Der i'm Ge5entber 1914 bon Den
, belttifen 9eborben uls 8orontie fir
reoiirierte ooer nod 5u reqliirieren6e
@oren geidlaffen rpl,roe, fir Die 10.
baio ais nloglid) III 8oreelo, @e6.
ieln oSer in Srebiten ouf oelti6e
gonfen au be5oblen lit. Gs bleibelt.
nm unier 2anb pollitanoie bon Den
9oiten. Die ibm burd picrntpnotiec
Snpniion urtb Serluiiituna ouferIegi
purben. 81 befreien 20,000,00C
III soblen, bon beren 100000
iSranfen ai,f Rehnune Der Speaiol.
fer6s bon 100000 fomren, Der
fir ben poritebeno erm6bnten 3iued
Isei9affen puroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
Sitr Sauernfdnger geind)t
Ianm ans @irsinia fallt in Sllinpis
anf alten Sdpinbel binein.

Gbicogn, 5. Non. @. g. Stinl-
mel bon Bboebus, 8o., oppe4ierte
OH Die bieiieen gilnbes Seborben,
INN 5ur @ieocrerlongung bon $780,
600 9orgel6 uno elmer gsote fiir
$34, 800 bebilfIif) 81 iein, Die ibnl in
Springfielo. 81, III einer Sdein.
ipette orf Yierberennen bernusge.
id)ipinoelt ipproen iein ioGen. Stin1.
mel er5oblte ben 8eboroen, oab er
iih bnbe berleiten loiier, in einem
Springfiel6er Bool5immer g8etten
ouf Yferoerennen ein3ugeben. @ier
Wonner, Die er in @bicogo fennen.
lernte, bGtten i'm Inn Dos 9elo be.
trogen. giner bon ibnen, Der nod
g(nIif)t Der biefieen gehoroen berielbe
Wann lit, Der Or. @iGiom airbp bon
Chicago, einen Yripotbanfier, Inn
5al1ielibe bon Collars bei6Dinoelt
botte, fpurbe Serrn Stinrnel ols
@ett &onlnliiidr fiir eine Heibe bon
Hennltdllen porgeIte(lt. Natiirlih
batte er a25nnen Snformationeu"
iiber Bferbe, Die geipinnen ioaen.
9ie9ititoesbeborben ilthen nun6rnnf
ellis, alias Col Z. 5. Serberion;
8iaiam Stroineiber, alias Sohn
Steele; Santuel Cohen, alias s. $.
2onlbelt, unb SSSoiepb 9Sobnion, alias
Socob aronier.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
Ser jiingfte 8rano anf
3uder=Sdiff.
@eittrt Naf)ridt iiber
bic &io 2ages abs
gemarttt.
Heiu Yurfer Isenten beS 0ampfers
bisber nid)t bireft peritGnoist.
Salten Oas Semer amf benz Sdiff fir
sanS serinsfiisis.
Snnpfer erinflte ppriiberfn6renoen
Sanen nidlt NM t6ilfe.

Sem gorf, 5. gfop. Seine
9eahridlt iiber ben britiiferSonpier
9tio Cages, Der elmer WerS,tna sufol-
ge 300 0teilen iiibIid) pcn &aIifor,
&-7S5 i'm @ronb geraten iein ion,
.truf bette -bei ben bieiigen slgenten
bes Gontpfers Subion, Spencc &
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ger Notur lit, % bic 8io 2ogcs on-
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0an1pfer II, ieiner Scot ceiid)tet bo-
ben ion, ltidt Inn 9eiitonb, icnoern
IeoigIi6 Inn orabtloie @eritdnoigiing
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batte.
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tober nit einern Sarge 3iifer bon
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81. 3. @. g." 5eigte giic orabt-
loie 0epei6e oes Sradtoampfers gab
befonnt, baB er in grano lei.
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benen Ser 93io 2aees.
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ipoIlten crit ausfiibrliGe @eriGte oes
9apitGns Ser 9fio Cages obiparten,
che iie iif iiber Die ltriadle oes
granoes ausiprehen poaen. Sie
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bod 5ur Solge, bob man fid in
Sd)iffobrtsfreiien ipieoer nit tribe.
rem gr6noen altf Sdiffen init Suder-
Iabungeil bei6dftigte. Ser l1ripriing
bieier @rdnbe mar nebr ODER min.
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ODER Die grploiion bon 8on.ben, Die
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
Gin Gr5fanatiter.
Nirtiflnften in Gseanabn ipllen obne
Sclep6un iein.

Gsconubo, Wi6. 5. Sob.
Goi,ntranipolt 5fuiEton bot eesen Die
O1ifiaon Stutc Telephone 60. eine1
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gen, Sic SeLepbonapporate aus gSirt-
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anipolt beboiiptet. bnB Inn bas @e-
ies s onbbobe 5u ieinem Serlongel
gibt. Sic Selepba., @eieGif)aft botte
Die nor einem SSSnhr erfolete sluffor-
oerlin9 5ur Gn.fctnuiig icner Sele-
phone linbeahtcf acIaiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
fsransofide grtillerie bat 9onrbaers'
bnbe in @elsien beidpRen.
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mill and Grfplse ersielt baben.

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Sic biciigc Trciie nnadt nidt ocn
geringiten Seriud,, ben Sieg Scni-
Selos' iiber bos &obinct 3ainlis 5lt
perfleinern, unb pcrii6ert, bob or
ben 9lngelcgcnbeiten 8riedetlo1los
cine id)orfe &riiis einectroeen bot.
Cine Iusnobme biloet aaein Die Soi-
iiidc 3eitllng, bic erflGrt, Dab Die
griehiifc aobinettsfriiis bon feiner
Seoertiing fiir Die ouslpGrtige No-
Iitif bcs 2anbcs lit.
9as Saeeblatt peripenoet cine
SpoItc ouf Die grorteriins Der Gage.
Gs ioet, cine nelie linb ernItc Gage
iei ourd, bos Sptiim Der 9eputicrterl
gei6affen norben, lno es gloubt,
baB entlpeber bic finon5ielle Gage
oocr Die S6ifoncn Der britiihen
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gen. gs fonne nidt beitritten mer-
Den, bab bic Wcbrbeit Der &amner.
nitglicoer iid onf ben Stanb9inft
aeitcat babe. cs iei beiicr nit Der
gntentc blird did unb 0ilnn ols
beren getreuer Saiaa unb nit ibrcr
finan5ieaen Silfe 81 geben, mic Te-
ni5elos piinide. uno Ole 3ufunft oes
9onocs eincnl geipagten 9lbcnteiicr
5u5uncrtrouen, anItntt Die 2niten por.
iibergebenbcr Spfer unb Gntbebrun-
gen auf ii6 5il ncbmen, Die Die Dei-
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ans. baB bic gntiheibung iiber Der,
fiinitigcn &ilrs bcs 2onoes nid)t bon
gebeimen @crtrGecn bes 9eitcrs Der
Sppciition abbdngig iei. ionbern bon
Der Terfoiiung. Die Dem aonig bos
Reft ncrleibc. on bas @oIf su op.
peIlicrcn. Ter aonig fann Ole &on,,
nter ouf einiee 3cit oertagen nnS
odnn HeupnbIen nnorbnen. nod De-
nen pieber einigc @phen pergcben
miirocn. che Die neue Gamnter 5u.
ianmentritt. @Gbrenb oieicr lonaen
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icin, Die @eid,idc oes 9anbes Mdn.
nern ieincr ciecncn @abl unsupcr'
troucn. gs lieae ipnIit feine @cran.
loiil,rg Dor, nit cincr ploslihen lln'
mGl5ung Der Tulitif @riedenInnbs
rc6nen 5lI lniliicn.
Tartcifnbrer bel @0nis 9pnitnntin
Itben iiber 9onbon. 5. 9on
6onig aonitontin bot bic Siibrer al
Ter Torteien iit ciner aonfcren5 iibcl
Die Gage cntboten. Die burh Der
Shir5 bcs anbinctts Sointis ent
itonben iii. Nan eriportct, Dob OIL
Whniiterfriiis innerboIb Der nGhiter
"a Stinben enben fpiro.
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Itben, iiher 0on6cn, 3. geop
gute Der GrfIarungen 0erliseIos'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
ceble EriegS.
na(6ri(5ten.
Grad Sdlnk Der &ebuftion einse
eetroffen.)
Rum,ner I7zS9.

Serlin, Srnbtlos iiber Sappille,
8. gtup. Sic @iebereinnabme zines
Sd)iibensrabens norSDltlifl ppn Se
Nfesnil in Der Champagne, ben Die
SransDien ieit bcm 2i. Sftuber &C.
balten batten, ip.ro BON Der Sberiten
Seeresleitung anttlidl semelbet. Sin
8eseuansrifi Der ssransuien auf
Stellnugen, Die Die Sentiden INT
Nproeu uuu Maiiiges senummen hat
ten, idins fell nit ihmeren %cr'
lniten fir Die Ingreifer.
Sie 8efansennnbme ppn Orei frau'
sDiiifcn Sffisicren nub 80 Wann,
ioiuie Die Grbentung uDu 8 Wsaidlt'
nengeuebren nnb II fleinen gfiucn-
luerferu uirb sleidfaas aentelSet.
Ger Serift fiist binsn:
fseIomarid,all sSrendl crflGrt i'll
einem amtlidlen Scrid]t: Sins ben
@crlmitliiten pun iicben bertidIen Sn-
taillunen, Die an Der SAladlt bel
Cons teilgenummeu bntteu, fam be-
rcdlnet iucrDcn, baf lire &erlulte so
4rpsent bon ibrer Gffeft;nitGrfe be-
tragen 6aben." Sicic GrflGrnng lit
cine Grfinbnng.
Die SDrtifritte Der &crbiinbeten
an Der ierbiidlen 6runt Dcrlanfem be.
friebigenb. 2700 Serbem iinb ge-
famsen genpmmen luurbeu.
Siiblucitlifl BON Snna5nrs befin-
ben iidl Die &uiien mod in ncr Sffen-
iipe, aber lire slnsriffs mi bic bcnt-
idlen 2inien iinb uerae6l,h gelueiem
mnb lie babcn grufc %erlnite erlittcn.
Sn bieier @csiebnms lantrt Der Se-
ridlt iuie fulgt:
Srpt nnhcrprDcntlidlcr @erlnite
baben bic Gniicn lire gnsriffe slui.
idlen benz Smcntpn nnb Slien See
nieberbolt, ebcniD and bel 8ateni.
General pDn 9iniingens Srnppen
uarfen Die &niien lueitlidl pun Gar
turpsf mad cinem ppriibcrgebenbcu
@prituf bcs Seinbes in lire friiheren
Stcllnnsen snriid. yDrblid uuuSO.
marpw idjlmgcn sluei rmiiiidle @esen-
angriffe fehl. Ceitlidl BON &nbfa
iinS b icScntifen pprgbrnnsen.
Gin glngriff Der Sruppen bcs &C.
nerals BON Sutbmcr anf bic Srnp-
pen, bic Sienfpmce perteiDigen, iuar
erfplsreidJ. 1000 9iniien mnrben
gefangen genOmmen.
Gs miro amtlidl bcridDtet, oaf Die
8nlaaren BEL cinem Ynnfte nprb6it.
lid bon Trilip Die in Salpnifi ge.
lanoeten Srnppen nullitanSis &C.
id)lagen babcn. Gin Sell bcs fran5D.
iiidem &omtinsents iunrbe nieSergc-
madlt, Elm anoerer aefcuasn. 1ie
eriten fransOiiidlen 8efanaeHcn iinb
bereits in anitenSil einaetrpffen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-11-05
granS anf Bolts Sorm.

Cattle Greet. Weid., 5 geop.
Bolts sSorm. cine Der befannteitcr
i'm iiioli1en 0Hdligan, seriet in
SIon,rnen. 0as NtiIfbdlis unb Die
foitipielise Waidinerie Duroen pon.
ifdnoig 5eritort. Der angeridltete
Sdoben ion bergetrae BON $4,000
erreiden. 3tpei Der bieiigen Seuer.
tuebrabteilunsen Daren Bel Dem 90.
ifen tdtig.