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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
REPS. CONTINUE
 THEIR f|L|BUSTER Afraid to Test Strength on Shipping Bill, They De-
 lay Action.
ADJOURN UNTIL
 TODAY AT NOON
Fate of Ship Purchase Bill Seems to Have Been Transferred to House. Where It Is to Be Attached to
 a Senate Measure.

Washington, Feb. 11.-ReDublicans the Democrats in the senate on the motion to recommit the ship pur- chase bill with instructions, lest that motion might prevail.
 Fearing such a result, the fillibus- ter was continued in a mild form un- til o'clock, when adjournment was taken until noon tomorrow, on motion of Senator Kern. majority leader.
 Four different propositions looE ing to the adoption of cloture rule will come before the senate tomcr- row. Senator German moved a res cess in order to prevent new legis lative day, but by vote of 49 to 40 the senate adjourned, and these var. ous propositions to establish clot lrr will be properly before the senate for discussion tomorrow. Tie fill buster will continue upon them. No effort was made to take up any appropriation bills. The measure for the support of the army was re ported today and there will be plenty for the senate to do as soon as tht situation with regards to the shir bill clears up.
 By common consent the fate of this measure seems now to have beer transferred to the house, where tho program is to attach the revise' Gore bill to the Weeks measure fo' use of naval auxiliaries, which al ready has passed the senate, ant then to return it to the upper house for adoption of the amendment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
YOUNG UNDERGOES CHANCE FOR WORSE Victim of Murderous Negro Considered in Critical Con
 5ition Early Today. NET FOR ASSAILANT Oiier of $75 Reward for Arrest of Hen. ry WitherspCOn Sent Broadcast by
 Local Officials. Who Are Working Energetically on Case.
NET FOR ASSAILANT

A change for the worse was re- ported early this morning from Clark sanitarium. in the condition of Ben Young, the street ear conductor who was stabbed by the negro Henry Witherspoon Tuesday night, in South Main street.
 It was stated that Young was mol doing so well as he had been during yesterday and while this fact did not excite alarm, it was admitted that he ir in a critical condition.
 The negro has not yet been cap thorities believe they have advised every officer in this section of the necessity flor arresting him,- c.rcu- lars having been issued yesterday in which reward of S75 for his cap ture is offered
 The circular was issued by SAerilf R. H. Williams, Chief of Police Frank Stewart and Constable. Clint. Green, -in conjunction, and copies have been sent to all city, county and townsnip officers in several counties adjoining Jefferson, as well as to the larger cities of the state beyond those coun- ties
 Bob Witherspoor, a cousin of Henry; and who lives about six miles south of the city, is under arrest, charged with harboring criminal. It is alleged Henty went to Bob's house after the stabbing Tuesday night, and removed from his person clothing which had been made bloody because of the stabbing. Bop Witherspoon denies knowing any thing of Henry's whereabouts, and denies also that Henry was at his house.
 That the arrest of Henry Wither- spoon will be accomplished, Is the 1 opinion of all the officers. The negro is we'll known, and has relatives at several points, all of whom are being watched. Hesry Witherspoon dresses well, works either as barber or horse sheer, weights about TO pounds, is l about feet II inches high, has dark brown skin, and has two upper an1 | two lower gold teeth. lie wore a l a mustache when last seen. but may have removed is.
 As the law makes no provision for paying reward for the arrest of a fugitive, the reward offered Is to be paid by the local officials ont of their own pockets and with contribution from the Pine Bluff company Young's employers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
NEGR0 HIGAWAYMAN
 WORKS DOWN TOWN
R. M. Bryan Reports to Poilce Ht Was Held Up and Robbed of
 Small Amount.

R. M. Bryan, a white man, was held up and robbed by negro snort ly after midnight this morning m Third avenue, between Walnut ana Chestnut streets. .,
 Bryan reportedothe matter to the police. giving rheagre description of the negro, and 5earcn IS oelMs made by the officers, but "irh in.ie ,it.,e hope of success. as they nave h''ie on which to work.
 Bryan was on his way home, goins west on Third avenue. when the negro, stepping from the shadows; pointed pistol at him and relieved him of $6.5O, all of the money ne had on his person. The negro then ordered Bryan to "beat it." which k, h Bryan did. Bryan reported the negro wore brown suit ana a slouch hat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
SCHOOL MAN TNCINERATED. s-.. -f Walter Shell Burns to Death il
 Boarding House at Chester.

Van Buren. Feb. 11-Walter Shell. principal of the Chester school. was burned to death in fire that de- stroyed the frame boarding house of Mrs. Wood at Chester, a small town in the northern part of Crawford county, last night. The fire originat- ed in MT. Shells room and when other boarders forced the door of his room they could see the unfortunate man lying on the floor but they were unable to reach f.7n, the heat and flames forcing them to flee. MT. Shell was subject to violent attacks of asthma, and it is believed that with lighted oil lamp in his hand he was trying to reach medicine on the dres- ser when he fell, causing the fire.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
SLAVS FALL BACK
 BEFORE GERMANS Prussians Launch Such Viz Orous Offensive Czar's
 Armies Retreat. ADVANCE ON WARSAW
ADVANCE ON WARSAW
Fighting in East Prussia and Poland Continues with Violence J7nabated. and with Germans Steadily Strength.
 ening Forces and Positions.

Londcn, Feb. 1.-The Russians have evidently suffered a reverse in East Prussia. The Germans there have taken so vigorous an offensive that the czar's army has been obliged to abandon it's position in the marshy land of the Mazurifn district and withdraw toward the frontier.
 It is to the splendid strategic rail- roads of tue Germans that this setback of the Russians in the East Prussian sector is due Over this department the Germans have once more been en- abled to mass swiftly an overwhelm- ing force Of men and guns. The rapid movements of these endorsements have enabled them te drive the Rus sians from Sierpo, which they occu- pied some time agr and to give the Germans once more strong position on the lower position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Germans ENacuate LOdz.

Paris, Feb. 1.-The evacuation of Lodz by the Germans has been con- firmed, according to Petrograd dis patch to the Havas agency, which states that stores, offices, commissar- fat and transports are being removed hastily to Kalisz.
 A refugee who escaped to Czensto- chowa, the dispatch credits with the statements tkat the Germans have re- sumed with redoubled vigor th, con- struction of heavily fortified lines, which was suspended six weeks ago.
 Lodz, the second city of Poland, was captured by the Germans December G. when Field Marshal von Hindenburg began his dash for Warsaw. 70 miles ! to the northeast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
SORRELLS RESIGNS
 PRIMARY COMMITTEE
J. W. Baldwin Named to Act With JO Nich0l and T. B. Gulledge- in
 Arranging for Election.

Because he is candidate for the Democratic nomination for mayor of Pine Bluff, Attorney w. B. Sorrells has resigned as a member of the committee named by the county Democratic committee to arrange for the municipal primary on February 19. J. w. Baldwin was appointed by Chairman l.. w. Clements of the county committee to serve on the subcommittee, which is now com posed of MT. Baldwin, T. B. Gplledge. and Jo Nichol, who is secretary of the county committee and chairman of the subSecc!nmittee.
 The committee will meet Saturday to select judges and clerks for the primary on February 19.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
CASHIER KILLS ROBBER.
Second Man in Hold Up. is Captured
 and Stolen Money Recovered.

Cincinnati, Feb. 11.--.William Cross cashier of the Mohawk German Bank & Savings company killed one of two robbers in duel The other bandit was captured later and the $7OO stolen recovered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
PardOns Lincoln Men.

Little Rock, Feb. Ex-Governor Hays has restored to citizenship Floyd McGehee. Lyle Buckley and Herman Bush, who were convicted by Justice of the Peace J. E. Shell, of Lincoln county. on a charge of petit larceny, and fined $1O and costs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Germans Nearer Warsaw.

London, Feb 11.-A Central News dispatch from Copenhagen quotes a message from Berlin as follows:
 "The fighting in Poland continues with unabated violence. The Ger mans have made some progress to- ward Warsaw and have brought up a number of long range guns with when to attack the Warsaw Notifications"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
NFUL CARNAGE MFRENCH GUNS nurenle Effort" of Ger [ans in Four-Day Battle
 Costs Thousands. kruMNs CRUMPLE, 1 BREAK, TURN, FLEE % Numbers of German Dead Lit. MO. Yard Field Germans Seek
 to Cross to Reach Cannon
 Belching Death.
,rlin. Feb. 12 (Friday).-It is of- nv announced that Emperor Will has again gone to the eastern war 

6ndon, Feb. 11.-Tremendous |ghter marked the progress of the I6c battle about Bagatelle today yesterday. After four days of |erate fighting, the Argonne battle he'd its climax today, when the hans charged upon the French |dcatians at Marie Teresa, in ! columns, four abreast and col abreast of column, across front than 300 yards wide. guns of the fort poured a dead hell fire into the solid ranks as as they were we'll within range. line of columns wavered under the bring fire, but still they came on.
 within easy rifle range, the -6rers and musketry of the ch sent in shower of bullets was a veritable hurricane of
 carnage was more than human lge could withstand and column column broke, crumpled and d, leaving large numbers of dead field.
 lent attacks and counter attacks Pred with nerve-racking rapid yesterday signalled approach
 German supreme effort" The h report of the fight character ne engagement as "very violent" " Germans engaged numbered in elshborhood of full brigade leir losses at the end of the day reported by the French to be pderable," while the Paris report aed the French losses were "ser-
 although the positions of the
 were maintained intact.
 'n claims a gain of ground ne capture of six officers, 307
 lssf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
WiLHELMINA FREE British Deny Steamer Detained or Car.
 go Seized.

London. Feb. 1.-The press bureau publishes an official denial that the Wilhcimina has heen detained or her cargo seized.
 The cabinet is discussing the ques- tion of the cargo. The indications are in favor of the assumption that the steamer will not be permitted to con vey her cargo to Germany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
SlayS Falling Back.

Petrograd, Feb. 1.-The following official statement was given out to- night at the headquarters of the Rus sian general staff:
 "The Germans in great force are taking the offensive in East Prussia.
 "The Russians are falling back from the Mazurian lakes toward the from tier"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
MUST STERILIZE DISHES. Texas Legislature Passes Law to !m-
 prove Healfk Conditions.

Austin, Texas, Feb. 1.-The house today passed the senate bill requiring public eating places to sterilize dishSs, spoons, knives and forks after cacn time they are used.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Breathe Gas fumes; Sick.

Little Rock, Feb. 11.-Mr. and Mrs. w. I. Allen are in a local hospital in unconscious condition as the result or breathing gas fumes. They slept Tn closed room in which was burning stove without vent pipe. It is believed they will recover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
S,55O Autoists Pay Tax.

Little Rock, Feb. 11.-There has been a total of 3.55O automobile H. land office. This is slightly in excess of last year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
LOSES MONEY IN FIRE.
If Conway Man iIad Used Banks He
 Would Be $2S7 Better Off.

Conway, Feb 11.-Flre started by the explosion of lamp in tho home of w. R. Colbe destroyed the house and s237 in silver and paper money. The Ioss is placed at $70O, with no insurance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12

IT Ii. Robertson left yesterday TOT Searcy to spend several oays "'" his parents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
The Weather

Increasing cloudiness Friday. proDa- bly followed by rain at night; Satui- day, cloudy.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
&trittf pDm $1,000
geindt.
Ingeblidle Imfiibrer BON grpfem
Snnfranb in Chicago in
6nft.

@bicago, 6. 0idrS. 9to6 Der
bier geitern erfoNten Gerbaftlng
bon 5tpei MGnnern, Die man fir Die
Infiibrer bel Dem am 16. Septelnber
1911 ueriibten Gali65ug mtf Die 81
linle Der 9ant bon Montreal in 9teip
@eItmtitrlter, g. g., bGlt, tpobei be.
faitntli6 $4,000 erbeiitet noroen
waren, begann bette cine Sdar 9e-
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elmer Sltnlme pom perlnlttIidt $120,.
900 3l iit6en, Die eiil Seil Der Seute
6es @onfrallbes lit. 9ie @erboffe-
ten iiuo George @ebiter lrno Sobn
Bingham. Sic tpurben feItgenom-
men, nIs iie III einer Yripotbonf err
ibieren uno canooiides 8eIo in
nmerifaniihes itnt5utoiiiben Der.
Iild)teit. Seit ntebreren Nfonaten
ipuroen Die beibeit ourb 9Sriootoetef.
tipe perfolgt.
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yQge in Mfrifo triti=
i9er als je.
9iplomaten woQtn lit torport bic
Stabt Derlaiien.

tuation 5u beiprc6en, miro i'm aber
|ni6t Dor 0tontag ieben.
r@ir iollten Oie Ginge III unire
sSano nebmen ooer oie san3eOionroe-
0oftrin faQen laiien," iagte Der Sc
notor i'm @eiBen SniiS. ,@tlpas n1uB
gel6eben, Inn Ser @nnrhie bort ein
gn6e su MAIDEN iirlo cine He9ierling
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slusIGnoer bei6iiten fnun."
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ligen Garron5a slgentitr, erfIGrte
beiite, baB hie Ho6ridten iiber Sen
@rnit Der Situation nitarf iibertrie.
ben" ipdren. er neinte, Dob Sen.
O6re9on nidts TIM piiroe, rpas I'm.
notiec Seioen bringen f0nnfe."
rGs lit gnn5 I6derIif) Sn iagen,
oab III ser Stabt %erico lib Die Gage
dbnlid iencr in Yefine pGbreno bes
gprer slufitonoes geftaIten fonltte,"
ingte er. n9ein IuslGnoer, Ser iid
onItdnois betrdgt. brauft in @erico
Shaben su fiirhten. Sen. Gbregpn
miro Die Stubt Dterico mir berIoIien,
Inn gegen @illn 5it 5ieben. Tie itren-
gen 0taBregcln iparen gcgen ole
SteiierjobIer, Die ibre Steuern ai9t
6e5ablcn pol1ten, notfpen6ig."
% 8aibingt 0 II, 6. N1Gr5. Sen.
tigen 9eriften an 6as Staatsbepar-
tement 5rfolge itebt oie9fGulnung Ser
Staot Meoros gfeeras gegenii6er
bon GagleYob, Ger, ieoen9lugenbIif
beDor Sillo Srilppen fomnen aus
oent Siioelt beran ltnb aQe SSiibrlper.
fe in Yieoras gfegras mur0en BON
6amilien, Die nod 9fitepo 9areoo
flii6ten beiflngnnbnit. Ger nmerifa-
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ifiising bes @igeittunts BON slus-
lGnoern. Gle 9error15iiten bob II Inn
Die Grlaitbnis eriuf]t, ibre S,rtu1lr.
oeten nod Der omerifaniiten Settle
ring" 5it fonten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
Sie Mngit bor ben
Sau6boOten.
Mamgel a1r O5tanoaul.
pfern na9 engliiGen
Sdftn.
Seine Epitbef6rbernns nadite Modye
nadl grOkbritannien.
slitdj Die streifs in ben ensliidem
SGfen trngen Shnlb baran.
Cine Sitnatium, ipie iie felt iiber 80
Sabren mif)f beitano.

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beutieen @breiie Ser Ddnpfer SEEM
Yorf unb Gnnteronia nad 9iperpooI
miro bic etn6ige 8elegenbeit, mob.
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9ampfer gsortbloitb geeeben iein,
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Bortlano, Naine, nod 2iberpooI ob.
geben miro. 8eber bon 0etp gorf,
nod BON Bolton ober BbilobeIpbia
miro itd9ite ISOLDE Soft nod gngono
obeeben, uno oas erite Shtff, Sas
mieoer Ioit BON bier nod England
iltDmen miro, lit Der 3antpfer aro.
bic, ser nm IL. Mdr5 abiegeIn ion.
Gies lit 5iin eriten Wol in mebr
uls 80 Subren, oaB elm WtongeI all
S5ennoanpfern, Die nod @robbri.
tannien geben, seberridt botte. Seit
Ser Seit, ba 0ampfifliffe nit regu.
I6rem 6abrplane Die aIten Segel.
ftiiic eriesten, bot lid loIGer Dan.
gel 1tidt eeaeigt.
Seiterts Der britii9en 9ontpf.
i1iffsIinien tpirb oieie Situation ouf
bic slrbeiterausit6nbe in ben eneIi-
iden S6fen, Die @nbGufans bon
Sroft in ser Naerfep iinb 2bernie
iuo Die nuBerseluobnIiden
gen Der britii6en IbniirnIitdt, bic
britii6e trntsotlantiife 9nn1pfer
OILS 3rlippeittransport Sdiffe be.
1tiist, 5ugeidrieben. Ss,t @irfIid-
felt iit aber oieier Sf)tffsmongel
gum eroBten Sei[ auf Die bertffe
glofnoe burh llnterieeboote 5uriid.
aufiibren uitb Die Gurdt Der slbn,ira.
Iit6t, Die sroben 9antpfer Der Sorpe-
oieritne olird Die Snu9boote ous5ii-
ieseit.
Se6s 9ampfer ieeelrt n1bite Wo-
die nod 9Gfen oes U1itteI1rtbiiden
Weeres, naf Srortfreih linb Sol
lono ob.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
&ammerDerbDr fiir Mn=
ar9iiten.
slbarnu nnS Garbpnc iuerSen iibcr
y&omplutt Der Tulisei" fpre.
den.

gtep gorf, 6. @tdr6. 6ronf
9lbarno uno Gariitiite Gorbone, Die
anl Gienitag inter stflage Der per-
iliften 3eritoriu1g ser st. Tatrid' 8
aatbeorale perbaftet tpurhen, iperoen
beute Dor &i6ter Span iii einem
aanlnerperbor erideinen, Inn cine
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ausfiibrli6 ibre Yeriton BON Dem
@ombenipurf IN Der &atbeorale rnO
Die greisniiie, Die Oa5u fiibrten, ge.
ben peroen. Sic tperoen periuden.
ibre 9ebauptiing 5u erbGrten, ooB
9lmebeo Yolignoiti, Ser Geteftip,
baiipti16Iih fir bos 9onplntt Der-
nnttportlid mar. Hihter Snanit
lpirb nu6 bic geriion Der 9Soli5ei iid
anboren.
Gies ipurOe, iuie man erf1brt, aiii
Griudeit Der 8erbofteten beihloife;t,
bic ibre 9ei6i6te DEM 9iidterSpann
porlegen molten. sluh Yoli5eitom.
niiidr @ooo iiltereiiiert lid bafiir.
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,iiil Seipreduns uno bei.f..niIen, lid,
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slnardiiten an5uboren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
fSemer on &or0 Der
Ga SourQine.
Nnf sem @tge bon 9ftm 0orf
ua9 SaDre.

Inn an V0ro oesS6tffes bernonrmen
5li peroen, bod iino ipnbrideinli9
Die slpparate auf ben S6iffen 5ii
ibDaf, Inn bierber telegrapbieren
5u fonnen. slGe 9ta6rid)ten iiber
Die Ga Souraine tperoen aIio bon
Ser nnberen Seite bes sltIniltiI iI6en
S5eans fonlmen nliiiien.
slls ons Sd)iff am Iesten Sonls-
tag bon bier obfubr, mar es itarf be-
la6en. sluBer ben 1894 (nidt nie
iiripriirgli6 angege6enen 4494) &i-
item Wunition batte es 139 Sdnen-
feuergel6iie uno cine Nfenge bon
8orrGten fir Die slaiierten, alei-
Der iopobl ipie gtabrlingsnittel, on
goro. 1900 Sonnen Der 9aoung
beitanoen aus llnifornitiifen, Su9
fiir llniformen, 8olliparen irto
Striinnpfen fir Die SoIoaten in ben
Shiisengr6ben. @eiter naren OH
8oro 1900 9iiten nit 0faihinen,
piele bunoert 8agenrdoer, 275
gurren SiIber itno cine groBe
Wenae bon Habriinesmitteln.
Inter ben 9feiienoen aiif oem
S6iffe lit au6 YaiI Sagiiet, Der
bieiige 9enernlagent Der frart3oli-
iden 9inie.
9onbon, 6. WGr3. Cine 9epe-
i6e bon Queenstown beiagt, bob
bos SSeuer auf oem 9an1pfer 60
Sournine febr beftig 1T. Cont III
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Der @elbnng on 2lopos BON go.
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Gompognie @eilerole Srons sltlon-
tioue, Der sic 9n 3uuroine gebort,
bat feline eigeiten gsaf,ri6ten err
balteit.
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repibierte 9iite Der 3friiHenoef-
pofIogiere Der Ga Souraine ergibt,
bob es 1idt 46, icnbern MIR 43
tporen, oarurtter flint fron5oiiide
,lnb iiebcn belgiide Reieroiiten. Die
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oIio nid)t 81, ionbern mir 81 Ter-
fonen.
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meitere Snformntionen iiber Die Ga
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mittag ipie geipobttlih an Sonitogen
aeIdloiien iein irno nutiirlid] ou6
ant morsigen Sonlttog geidloiien
bleiben lperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
@ieberbuIte Nnsseidnmns zines ppI.
niifem Gffisiers.

Der ieit gesinn oes &rieses ON
norblihen 9rieesihniplaee i'm Seloe
itebenbe uno bereits eirtrnoI fir to.
pferes gerboIten Dor benz sseinbe
nit bem oiterreihiiden &ronenorSen
III. 8lnfie nit Der 9rieesoeforatior
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aunaIIerieoipiiion gto. 1 SSgnas 9rai
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peI6er ipegen ieines @ioeritonoes
eegen bic 8ismordihen Woigeiese
3pei Sabre i'm @efdnqiris bon Sitro'
mo berbrineen ntuBte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
@ebt es mad) aaiisra
@iQem.
8atrbulot iibsrsent, bak @ilbelm II.
fir 9lbriiitnms eintreten iuiro.

@aibington, 6. @tord. Ger
grefutip 9lusiduB Der Gmertloli-
I6en 6riebenseeienidoft gob Jeiiein
abenb su @6ren bes ioeben aus Gem
Senot, reip. aus 0em Soitie geidie'
benet Ser. Yurton bon Ohio ltno
3ep. gartbobt bon Wtiiiouri elm
9onfett. Die 10 geebrten @aite biel-
ten babel 4ripraden, fporin lie pro-
pbeseiten, oab 8eltfrieben bic rtatiir.
Iide sSoIge 6es europaiiden arieges
iein perbe. Serr gortbolbt bebaiip'
tete, bob bic 6rieoensfreuroe gtros
bes arieges,, Der in gliit eiit argu-
ment fir Trieoen nieoeri4reibt, ii8
beboupten."
r9ie Srieoensbeoingiingen" inete
Serr gortbolbt. riueroen, tpent bic
3eit fonrnit, ourd bic &riegsporteien
aeidrieben tper6en. @enn Der 4ai.
fer oie Sriebensbeoineltngen tpiro
oiftieren oiirfen, oanit miro er nod
meiner 11eber5eusiing auf slbriiitiins
beifehert."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
Seim Stridt iiber allpttr=
ftreif.
!6ansansidnf iuiG feline menem gr-
beitsitDrnnsen bernriaden.

@ofbineto on, 6. Wdr5. Ter
Sausausidub, Der Iestes Sriibiobr
nito lesten CONNER cine eri6opfenoe
ltnteriudune Der Streifs i'm SUPPER
gebiet BON giidigan eefiibrt botte,
miro feinen 8eri6t eritatten. 4ep.
5npIor bon Colorado, 8oriiser oes
9lusi6uiies, ingte beitte, oab bic 8e.
enoigung oes Streifes ben slnsiHuB
nernnlaBt bdtte, feinSl geriht Elm.
5ubritgen. @iiroen i.st Die Streif-
nerb1ltniiie BON iteiiem erortert tper.
oen, 10 fonnte oies moslider @eiie
5u Storiinsen fiibret. 4ger1ten bes
slrbeits Oeportenlents botten Dor
mebreren Wonoten befanntIi6 eiften
@erid]t pltbIt;iert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
Sie 8nn0ts Saa!otls
&ommifiiOn.
Tmblee erbielt bic eriuartete Serial.
Grnennnitg.

@oibingt o n, 6. 0t1r5. Gr1.
iibent 8ilion gob beute George Stub
Zee BON .Goriiiib, H. g., eine 6erioI-
grnerlnuns ols YaitsIieo Der neuen
ginoes 9aiibelsfomniiiiion. 75errn
@ubIee's grnennung ipurbe befonnt.
lid bon Sennt nif)t beit1tiet. W1it
Der beiitigen grnennitng ipurbe Die
Mjtelieoidoft Der SunbeIs &ont.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06
9rei iapaniide SIieser ertritnfen.

gofio, 6. Ue1ra. Cine Wsorine.
neropIni1 6as Der Morineitation bon
gofoiiiid nttahiert mar, 1T BEL ei.
mem ltebunssflue ms @oiier sefoI.
len. Der Center uno 5tpei Offi;iere
ftno ertrlnfen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06

9ie eiratse fderi9e oettf.
f@e Beit,tns in 2NiPiga.1,
wec9e Die 9epef9en 6sx
EG. grsHe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-06

mifiion perpoGit6nbisf, urb tie fpiro
fid nun bier in Der nd4iten Mohe
orsattiiieren.