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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1915-10-01
Oct. 2. 1914.

oct. 2, 1914.
Allies checked at Arras.
Germans driven back across the
Meuse.
Two Antwerp forts siIenccd.
Russians broke German center
and took up new battle line from
Mariampol to ossowetz.
Germans lombard ossowetz.
Russians took two forts Of
PrzemysI.
German cruisers sheIIed Papeete.
capital Of French islands of Tahiti.
French gunboat sank German
auxiliary ships Rhios and ItoIo.
German cruiser Leipzig sank
Union oil tanker EIsinore.
German foreign office accused
French of torturing wounded AZ
Orchies.
American Red Cross ship arrived
at Pauillac, France.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04

! with the results obtained by the Senate
This constitution may be amended>a
any time by the vote of two-thirds o
the Senate with r the consent of tn
Faculty.
Amendments to Constitution.
LIN case of tie in the Senate tn.
Principal of the High School shall hav.
the deciding vote.
Amy one under the jurisdiction oi
the Senate may suggest an amendment
which must be first considered in the
Senate before bringing it before the
student body for vote.
3.-Any amendment must be present.
ed in written form to the assembly and
must be posted on the bulletin board
for one week before voting.
F., Sophmore Notes.
We are very glad indeed to have at
least part Of the honors of the declam-
atory contest lodge in the ranks of the
Sophmotes. Our victor is "Jimmie" Z"
Jimpson who won first place in the boys
contest last Friday evening, and who
will 60 to Hume to represent US there.
We received our grade cards last FRI
day. Most of US are exceedingly pleas
ed, and some are actually elated over
their grades. With some, the cause of
this elation is the fact that they did
not make any F's so they will soon be
able to play basket ball.
You should have seen the eyes of the
agriculture pupils when Mr.. Coonrod
read US our grades for our last test.
The grades were so much better than
we expected that we just stared at
him and said, ""Why Mr.. Coonrod, that
can't be may grade, there 5 surely some
mistake" Mr.. Coonrod assured us,
much to our joy, that there wasn't any
mistake about it and we decided that
we had not been thinking as well of our
abilities as we might have been.
Junior Notes
we juniors are real DuSv this week
as new term always brings new duties
and responsibilities.
The English classes are deep in the
study of Poe's 'The Gold Bug" We
are going to endeavor to solve that
mysterious kryptogram, which captain
Kidd devised when he hid his immense
treasure SO many years ago. 1t looks
promising and we expect to find it very
interesting.
The music class report each Monday
on some great musical composer. Al
ter studying the life of Schuber. last
Monday we decided that we were not
the only suffering individuals who make |
embarrassing blunders.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04
Christian Church.

Ruth Chooses the True Cod will
be the Bible school lesson for Sunday
morning.
God Made Known to Man" will
be discussed at the morning preach
ing service.
Christian Endeavor that Counts, "
is the Endeavor topic.
Hereditary Influences Broken, "
will be the sermon subject for the
evening. Mr.. Herbert Wemott will
sing at the evening service.
R. M. Talbert, Minister.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04
M. E. Church South.

Sabbath school at $3.50.
Our revival services will continue
from Wednesday evening of this
week.
Thursday evening the Gospel Team
will have charge.
Preaching on Friday evening.
Saturday Rev. j. E. Alexander will
arrive and will do the preaching un-
til the series Of meetings close.
We wish to say in behalf of Bro.
Alexander that he ranks among the
best preachers in this part of the
state. You cannot come in contact
with this worthy man and hear his
able expositions of the word of God
without being greatly blessed.
The object Of these services isto
bring blessing to Butler. We are
earnestly praying and deyoltly labor
ing that no selfish designs shall enter
into the meetings.
The people Of the city are cordially
invited to join with US in this effort
for. the better moral condition of our
little city and the salvation of souls.
Epworth League! at ESQ It is
hoped every Lacquer will be in at
tendance at this service.
You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
w. j. Snow. Pastor.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04
Mrs. E. p. Henry Dead.

Mrs. E. P. Henry aged "a years,
months and 18 days, departed this
life at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
j. T. Hull in this city Sunday even.
ing, January 81, 1915, as the result
of injuries received in a runaway
several years ago from which she
never fully recovered.
Gertrude Garrison was born in
Oneida county, New York, July l6,
l85OS and at the age of. two years her
parents moved to Wisconsin, where
they resided until 1868 when they
moved to Missouri, locating in Bates
county. She was united in marriage
to Captain E. P. Henry in Butler
Nov. "a, 1870 and to this union were
born five children, four of whom
Mrs. j. T. Hull, Mrs. Bertha Francis
CO, Chas. Henry and Walter w.
Henry survive to mourn the loss of a
tender affectionate mother. Besides
the children two sisters, Mrs. Thom-
as M. Orr and Mrs. John Speer and
one brother, Frank Garrison survive.
At an early age Gertrude Garrison
united with the Presbyterian church
Of which she lived devout and con-
sistent member until her death.
Her husband. Captain E. P. Henry
preceded her in death many years
and until the accident eight years ago
from which she never recovered, she
lived on the old home place east of
this city. For the past seven years
she has made her home with her
daughter Mrs. j. T. Hull.
Mrs. Henry was good woman,
true to her convictions, sympathetic
and tender and the entire community
mourns with the bereaved family
their loss.
Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. Ticknor were held at the Pres
byterian church Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock and interment was made
in Oak Hill cemetery.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04
Judge John 8. Francisco Dead.

John s. Francisco, aged 50 year
and 8 months, departed this life a
his home on Pine street in this city
Thursday, January 2Sth, 1915. Judge
Francisco, who had been in failing
health, contracted a severe cold sev-
eral days ago which fastened the
end.
John S. Francisco was born ID
Kentucky August z, 1866 and at the
age Of three years came with hia
parents to Saline county, Missouri,
where he spent his boyhood days
upon farm. Receiving a grammar
school education in the public schools
Of his county, he later attended the
State Normal at Kirksville after
which he completed his course at the
Warrensburg State Normal, gradu-
ating from that institution in 1879
and the same year took up the study
Of law. He later entered the law de-
partment of the University Of Michi.
gan and upon his graduation from
that institution in 1881 he came to
Butler and entered into the practice
of law with his brother, S. P. Fran
cisco, with whom he was associated
until the death of the latter. Mr..
Francisco was nominated for Probate
Judge on the Democratic ticket in
1886 and was elected, serving in that
with honor and efficiency. |
In 1893 he was elected mayor OF But
Ter and during his administration con-
Quoted the affairs of the city with
great credit and honor to himself and
the city.
He was united in marriage to Miss
Bertha Henry December %, 1893,
and to this union were born three
children, Edward, John and Robert,
who with their mother survive, to
mourn the loss of a kind and loving
ather and an affectionate husband.
John S. Francisco was a man of
high ideals, honorable, Conscientious,
aithful to his friends and generous
o fault. Before ill health overlook ,
'im he was regarded throughout the 9
tate as one of the brightest lawyers :
n the southwest. His friends were :
egion and he stood high in the re- :
ard of those who knew him.
Funeral services, conducted by the !
lev. C. H. Ticknor assisted by Rev. :
albert and Rev. Snow, were held at 4
ne Presbyterian church Friday af- +
srnoon and interment was made in !,
'ak Hill cemetery where the Masons
onducted impressive services. Z
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04
Dr. william E. Neel.

j It is with deep regret tint We ar,
called upon to chronicle the death o
Dr.. w. E. Neel. q notice Of whose i'll
ness appeared in last weeks Local
The injury to his finger, caused BY .
fall, seemed trivial II first buf BLOOD
poisoning set in, and in spin of IL
that science could do for him, hs
passed away at five O'Clock Monday
morning.
The funeral was held from the
Christian church Tuesday afternoon
at2 O'Clock, the services being con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. C. b.
Wait Of the Christian church, and
burial was in the Pleasant Hill ceme-
terry. The Odd Fellows escorted the
body to the cemetery and used their
committal service At the grave. A
male quartette, composed Of Leslie
Cummings, Glare Phillips. Geo. Dali
las and ]. D. Lightfoot rendered the
song "We'll never say Goodbye in
Heaven" and all that was mortal Of
DR.. Neel was consigned to its last
resting place.
During the hour of church SER
vices all business houses of the town
were closed and the church was
crowded with people who came to
show respect for the memory ola |
good citizen and a good man. Beau |
Eiful floral offerings covered the cas-
ket and were piled on the rostrum.
William Ernest Neel was the only
son Of James B. and Marand Ellen
Neel. He was born on a farm near
Pleasant Hill, March q, 1871, and
vas consequently 43 years, 9 months
md Is days old at the time of his
leath. He was the youngest of three
two sisters, Miss Mollie
leel of this city and Mrs. Frank
'oster of Kansas City survive him.
lie also leaves his aged mother, his
evoted wife and two children, Mau.
inc, aged IL, and Kenneth, aged 8.
DR.. Neel became member of the
'hristian church when is years old
nd had beensa consistent christian
entleman from that time to the day
f his death. He attended the den
Il college four years, graduating in
BOO. Oct. 4. 1899 he was married
, Miss Matte Adair of Warrens-
urg, Mo. He had been practicing
entistry in Pleasant Hill for a num-
err of years and was a popular man
business, social and church circles.
The Local joins with the people of
leasant Hill in sincere sympathy for !;
le mother, the wife, the children,
'e sisters of this good man so un-
mely taken from among us.-Peas-
It Hill Local.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Student Government, which has bee1
uppermost in the minds of most of tn
students and teachers for some time
has gore into force. The Chapel per
iod Jan. Il, was partly used in discuss
ing and amending the Constitution
The amended Constitution will be giver
below. Just after this discussion, Pro.
fessor H. O. Maxey addressed the as.
sembly on "Moral Courage" 1t was
a strong address and was especially ap-
propriate at that time.
Chapel was called on Wednesday,
Jan. q. to listen to Mr.. Seichi Z. Ike
mato. Mr.. Ikemato spoke very inter-
estingly indeed about his own race, the
Japanese. We We're all glad to have
the opportunity to listen to this widely
known lecturer and highly educated
gentleman.
The Student Senate
Articles of Student Government
Department.
For the purpose of governing the de-
pertinent Of pupils, there shall be elect
ed at the beginning of each quarter a
Student Senate consisting of two mem
bers from each class, a boy and girl,
to be elected by the respective classes;
and two post-graduates.
The Senate shall organize itself by
electing president, president and
secretary.
Any pupil Of the High School may be
placed under the jurisdiction of the
Senate by signifying his desire to be
SO governed.
: The president of the Senate shall call
"a meeting of the same when asked to
do SO by the High School principal or
he may call a meeting upon his own
initiative. When instructed by the
Senate to do so he shall appoint COM
mittees from the Senate to advise with
pupils in regard to misconduct.
Members of the Senate may report
to the Senate any misconduct ot pu-
pill
The principal of the High School
shall report to the Senate the miscon-
duct Of any pupil, when the Senate shall
take such action as it thinks best, pro-
vided, that the Senate shall have no
power t. punish pupil but may recon-
mend a form of punishment to the fac
ulty in extreme cases. 1t shall be the
aim of the Senate to control the con-
duct of pupils bv advise and counsel.
If they are not able to- control the
conduct of pupil in a satisfactory
manner they may request the faculty
to again take such pupils back on their
department list.
The secretary shall keep accurate
minutes Of all proceedings and shalt
keep list Of the names of all persons
uLder its jurisdiction.
The High School Faculty shall keep
two lists of names of the students; one
a list If those under their jurisdiction,
the other of those under the jurisdic-
lion Of the Senate.
The High School Faculty shall not
give department grades to pupils under
the jurisdiction of the Senate but may
any name from the jurisdic-
lion of the Senate to that of the Fac
atty at any time that it is not satisfied
The Butler weekly times., 1915-02-04

DR.. Neel was a nephew of j. A.
Neel % miles northeast of this city.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-07
Sine Note on @nQ=
lano Il. ayranfrei6.
Mustnnft Dtrlangt iber 0as Sat-
belsDerbot nit 9tnti4lanb.

&onftnnttrtopeI fpiirbe initritiert, oa
8ertrehtng DeiitihIortbs su iiberreb.
men, ipenn Der beiitf6e goti6nfter
NIT Der tiirfifhen Jfegieritilg nod
gsfidebir iiberiiebeln ioIlte, bns sur
tenpordren Snirptftobt Ser Siirfei
nitserieben tpairbe.
Snstpifhen finb iebod3 9eobribten
eingetroffen, baB Die Siirfei ale 3i.
gGnge nad &onitdntinopeI gut beiest
bolt. SoIlten Die slI1iierten iidber
an @onftantinopel beronfontnten, 10
miro Der &egierunesiis oerlegt iper-
ben, mas nber ribts an Der Berteioi.
gnrg Der Sauptltobt Gnbern miro.
tSoIlte Der &on1pf bis nod Der Soupt-
itobt getrngen neroer, 10 bot 8ot.
idafter Morsentbait bic ginrtd)ti,ng
eiiler 1teiitrnleit gone fir Iuslan6er
borgeieben. SoIlte es 5itn1 &dn1pfe
in &oftitriltinopeI ieIbft fontrne1, 10
ipirb gotihofter Wforsertbdu bort
bIeiben, Inn bic nerfhiebenen 2droer
at nertreten, tpdbren6 eirer ietner
Sefrct6re bic ottontoniide &eeieriing
nof Dem prpniioriiben &egieriines.
iit begIeiten tpfro.
SO q bingt o n, 6. Mdr5. Die
beiitide9oti6dft ner0ffertIidte obeno
fpIsenbe GrfI6r1t1e bes Itgriffs,
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toIi9iff Iiturias senabt tpcrben lit:
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81, 1niiffen, bab ons brttifde Soiptfal.
IGIff om 1. Sebriinr nm sos 11br
ltohntittog arigegriffen rpiirbe. Oas
Shiff fom in Der 91mineriine bnber
,uto trug mir bic 9i6ter, Die fir ee-
mobnIife Sdliffe porgeidrieben iinb.
9esboIb tp1rbe es fir ein Sriippen.
trafrsportififf eebdltert. Crit nod.
bem elm Sflb abgefenert mar, er.-
sonnte mon, bob es ein SoipttnIfhiff
mar. @liidIi6er @eiie erpIobierte
Der Sorpebo 1i9t. SobnIb mont
Die 9lititrias oIs SoipitoIihiff er-
fanrt bate, tpurben iofort ale met.
teren angrtffe eineeiteIlt.
g8afbineton, 6. Wars. edit
fe, oie SiIfsborrGte fir 8eIgien on,
9orb babeit, tperoen nod ei1lenl beiite
I'M Staatsoepartenient eingelangten
aabelgromm fiinftig grloi,bnis er.
boIten, bird ben engIiiaen @unoI 5u
fnbren 3tpifden GelttihIanb uno
Gnslanb ipurbe Elm arrangement err
aieIt, bas iolhen Shiffen ben groben
l1mipeg imSdottlnnb eriporen miro.
S1 Der oeutiden gotidoft lit cine
geftGtigrng biefer geodridt bisber
niht eingetroffen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-07

id0n uno Sperntioneii innerbalb Der
WfeeresitraBe bielten itdnoig on. I'm
terbeiIen tuuroen 9erltori,ngs-Mbtei
llngen inter Sedltne bon Geto6e.
ments Der Mnrine- Brigade Der ao-
ni9li6en SSlotten-Iipiiion III 9ltm
9aleb iiito Seooil- l-gabr gelanoet, Inn
Die 9f1iinltng bes 8runoes on Gin.
gang Der Strobe fortsuiesen. 0ie
9lbteilitng in SeO0iI-Sabr entoedte
llno 5erItorte bier 9torbenfelots.
S9arlniisel gab es an beioen ltferll
unO man funo, oab Ser 6eino Dor.
fer beiest bnlte.
vgln bieienl Snge brnhte au6 ipei,
fer. linten Die Sapphire cine @otterie
6elbgeihiibe norbli6 BON 9ifiIi am
IoramDti-0olf sum- Shmeigen, iino
Die 9efeitieitngen bon @eFfa ipiiroen
bon Der Nrince George bontbarbiert.
ySol9eroe SerIitite fpiroen nn
4. erlitten: 19 Sote, 3 8eriniBte, 25
Serrpunoete.
nIm 5. St1r5 begann Der glnerifI
burd ein inotreftes 5Seuer Der Queen
Gli5abetb ni1f Die 9efeitigungen in
Der StraBenenge. 9ieier 9lngrifi
muroe, ioiueit es iif Inn Speraiio-
men gegen Die feiroli1en Snubiserl
banoelte, BON Ser SnfIerible lr1O Ser
Hrince George rnterltiist.
vSas Seuer bei6r6i1fte Ii6 oui
Die Sorts &imilieb. Wteoi6iOieD, Sa
bia, t6anoieb un6 9tama5ieb, Die per-
bdltnisnldBig gut beitiidt iirlo.
n9ie Queen @li5abetb feierte 2S
8unoen NIT befrieoigenoem @rfolg.
Sas Sort 6, oas iebr pi6tig lit uno
Die belten uno idiperIten @ei6iise
fat, ipurbe in Die Suit geiprengt
3ipei anoere Sorts tpur6en beib6.
oigt.
y9os Seuer Der SrfleribIe unt
oes Trince George ipuroe aus Dem
Snneren Ser 9aroaneQen BON Den
S6iffen Srreiiitible, Ganopus, Corn.
malis lulo sllbion beobahtet. Sb-
gleid) perborgene 9atterien nltf 0ieie
S6iffe 5abIrei6e S6iiiie obga6eit,
nuroen lie nidt getroffen.
.9ie Soppbire feuerte ipieOer aui
Sruppen in Der 9ta6bari6aft Oes
Coils BON 9lOramDti uno 5eritorte
cine Nilit1ritation BEL Su36itrnn
~9(m >. Mdr5 fam aiif Der S6er-
fommanoont Ser Sitinbii6eil @e-
idtpnber, 9i5eoomiral Sir &iharo
Heires, nit einem 8eidpaocr bon
9riegsi6iffen iunO areii5ern auf Der
@0riistuns eaf e.sm %
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-07

aafnpf Inn eiitiee &Gnllne neiter.
Gus rngiinltige @etter bGlt on.
rSSm iiiOliben 8ali5ien lit nod
ben lebten @reigniiien tentpprGre
9fnbe eingetreten.~
u III it er 5 a NJ, 6. M6rj. lteber
2onbon. Cine Sepei6e aus &pn
itantillopel meloet, oaB geitern Dor
Sifeli nuf Ser SSobe pJll Mptilene,
auf Der fleinaiiatiiden Seite, elm
britii6er areit5er eridien mo a6t
,Sdiiiie abgefeuert bat, pomit er aber
feiien grfoIg er5ielte.
Sonopn 6. ltGr5. Sas &eil-
terrible Surenu erbdlt bon ieinenl
&orreIponoenten in sltben foIgenoes
Selegramm:
yTrenlier@eniielos fiilloigte belite
in Der aammer Der 9eputierteit an,
ba Der &ollig Die EoIitif Ser 9fegie-
rlttg nift biqige, babe bas anbiitett
feline 8emiiiion gege6en."
9on0on, 6. OfGr5. Ger &orre-
iponOent Der Gr6ange telegraph
So. nelbet aus &om, buB Die Int
teroffi5iere pierter 3Iaiie Der &eierue
belite 81 BEN 6abnen einberitfe1
ipuroell.
2onoom 6. 0t6r5. Ser Yetro-
graoer@orreiponbellt oes Star iunOte
folgenbe gtadriht:
n@r5ber5og Soiepb's 9trinee tit
jest in moller 6lu6t burd oas mol.
0ige 9ano Spiifen Dem 0nieiter itno
Griltb (Sitgali5ien), pom Ser rltiii.
iden 9lrlnee perfolgt, Die am Dom
neritag Stanislou beieste."
9onOon, 6. WtGr5. 6olgenoe
slnfiilloigung betreffs Der Speratio.
nen Ser britii6en 6lotte, pelfe Die
Sor6anellen angreift, erfolgte beiite
abcno onrd Die 9lomiralit1t:
,@eitere 9erihte trafen lut1 iibel
Oic Sperotionen nm 8. M6r5 unf
oen foIgenoen Sagen BON &i5e-9l0mi.
rol Gnroen Elm.
yaeine g(ftion mar am 3. Of1rs
biz 2 llbr nm. nioglih, tporalif trot
oes nod uneiinitigen @etters Die 2sr.
reliltible, sllbion, Trince @eorge
iino Sriilnipb ben Ingriff altf Sort
Sor0oups 1inh 0ie periteften@eifliibe
in ser 9ia6barifaft aufnabmen.
Gieic maren tpeniger tGtig alS oor-
ber uno lpiroen nit groBerer Slider.
belt BON ben Sdiffen befdoiien.
Gin &efognos5ierungsflug emf.
oedte nlebrere 9oeer iulb 5lpei per.
monerte gatterien.
rglm 4. Me1r5 tpuroe Sas @etter
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-07

9onoon, 6. WtGr5. 9iidof Sitt-
maper bon Sins itarb am Sled
tppbus, ben er lid 5iBog, oils or ein
lerbii6es Sefangenenlager belu6te.
9ortmuno, 9euti6lon0, iiber
9onoon, 6. N'Gr5. 9fpei britiife
8efangene pMrbell, ba iie Iid mel
gerten, eiueln llilteroffiSier I'M De-
tentionslager in Eooerborn 5u &C.
borden, 5u Is Monaten 8efangnis
perltrteilt.
SSn Taoer6orn, @eitfulen, iinb iu-
nobl britii6e ais aiif fran5oiii6e
aricgsgeiongene iiiterniert ltlo Die
GrbaItiing Ser Gis5iplin lit ibren
eigenen Offi5ieren ii6erlaiien.
&onit ontin nopel, iiber 2on,
oon, 6. ARGr5. Seittc a6el1o ipuroe
bier folgenoer offi5ieller @eri6t aus-
gegeben:
r@eiiern abeno neriltfte Ser sSeiilo
unter itorfem SSeuer on eirigenBunf-
ten Der &iiIte bei Seboil 9a1r ino
Sum Sole Sritppen 5n lanben, uno
;ipar anBerbalb oes Serei6es nnie-
rer Irtilerie. Sir lieBen lie crit
norgefen, trieben tic aber ipater
suriif
nSedsig feillolife Solbatell, oie
bei SeoOil 9abr gelanbet iuaren,
floben uno lieBen 90 Cote ltnb Ser
Dunoete 5uriid. 400 Mann. Die Bel
tflm Sale gelonoet naren, iprrben
gIeihfnIls 5iriifqetrieben iinO oer-
loren etipo so Sote uno @ertpimbete.
liner @erlilit OH bcioen Steaen BE-
Iiief iidl aitf ) Cote unb % &erlpult-
Gftc.
,gfaf Dem geitrigen WfiBcrfolg
tcilte lid bic feir1bIidc Slotte III
me6rere SeiIe uno bontborbierte Die
pffnen uno lnberteioigten SGfen bon
Gcfili, Sarn1iaf 1no slpailif am
glegGiiden Wteer.
r3pei SSIieger. Die iiber ben Golf
BON Saros geiloaen maren, fielen
ms @aiier. Gas Slig5eug Der.
ihpano i'll oen @ellen.
~Som iibrieen 9riegsidnuplns lit
ni6ts 5u berihten.
@ien. iiber 9onoon, 6. 0f6rS.
Sns &riegsntiniiteriiim neroffelt-
lidte beute iolgenoen 9eriht:
~slngriffe Der Hiiiien auf Seile
unierer Clinic oitlid bon Hiotrforp,
Folen. iuitroen bur6 nniere 9lrtille-
rie pereiteIt.
rSon bieier SSront utb aus @eit-
gaIi5ien lit ionft nihts 5u berihten.
nSn BEN 8orpatben eebt Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-07
Sic Sat eines Srriinnigtu
Siinf Teripnen erihuiiei, 32 ner'
funnoef.

grunsipid d, Ga, 6. 0f1r3. g1it
einem alitomntii6en @etpebr betpaff.
net, totete beiite Monroe TbiIlips,
eiit @riinbeigerttiims. iino Sol5bdnb.
Ter flint giirser I'M @eih1ftspierteI
Der Stabt, oertpunbete tpeitere sfpei-
nnboreiBis 1rtb eridoB iih bann.
Son ben @eripi,rbeten biirften atpei
iter6en. Die Toli5ei gIoubt, oab
8biGips ipegen fino1i5ielIen Sdtuie.
rigfeiten plotlih irriinrig tuurbe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-07
SDnis bat Die Tulitif Ses wiini'
itcrinms nidlt ge6illigt.

Slmitcro NJ, iiber Sunoon, 8.
W,Gr,. Sine nns Berlin eiugetrDr-
icne @adpridlt ipiSeripridJt DER Se-
bauptnng oes anpitdns bes britildDen
auhlembampicrs SbOrSis, baf icin
Sfliif nnf Der ,SUbe Dun Seadlp SeaO
Gin oentihes SaudlbuUt geramrnt
mnS snm Sinfcn sebradlt bat. in
fpmpetentcm bentihem Marinefreiicn,
Inat Die 9cpcidje, iuirS crflGrt, Sne
Die Shurois am %. iScbrmar oas
Samfbupt IN perienfen perIndlt hat,
oas Sas Sput jcoodJ MIR letdlt be-
id,Goigt lumroc nno ubne ollie nadD
iciuer Saiis snriiffebrte.
Berlin, I. @ldrj. llcber Cont
Don. Ger tiirfiife 6inan5minilter
9iouio 8cp, Der in Berlin eingetrof-
rem lit, erfl1rte beute in einen SSl-
teruicip. onB Der fran5oliidl eng
liidlc Inqrifi nuf DIE 9aroanelet
nidt ben acringiten Grfolg bntte-
1ie oIten Sorts nn 0cn Glngdngen
I'M ole 9oroonellcn ieien mir Die
Gcrtcioigltnq oes S4aileripeges Dor
feincr 9eoemtlua. 9lnf Der Salb'
inIcl @ollipoIi hnben Die Siirfell
250.O00 Nfum SrltppCn Itcben.
Ter 9eIud) oes sSinon5nliriiterS
bat ocn 3rucd, fiir bie Siirfei gelpille
finon;ielle @ornntien Sl Ii6ern.
Phi ieinem Meac naf Berlin :. be-
Iudlte Der Niiniiter HlmlGllien, NO
or, mic cr erflGrt, einen iebr giinIti'
Qcn Ginorud cnlpfangcn babe. Gr
crluurtct ton HunIGnien feinerlei
Eomplifntionen.
9omoon, 6. gfGrs. Ger ST
donae Selegrnpb SO. miro ans
9lmitcroanI geTel6et:
Gin GorreIponoent ocS @crliner
SnqcblottcS crfl1rt. oaB Ieit Dem
@eeinn ser oeutifen SaltGboot'
bIodooe iicbcn britiihe SonbeIsififie
uericnft muroen. Gr gibt a6er sit,
bab nod Nicloimgcn. Die aus nelt.
tralen SGnScrn in Berlin cingetrof-
ZEN iino. in Ser aIeidleu TerioOe
mebr nls iieben 6eltidlen Saildl-
tcote i'll Sen 8rltno 9ebobrt MIR
oen.
Gie ociitihe 9l0niraIitGt. erfIGrt
ser aorrelponoent mciter. hot iiber
Den TerIllii Ser llnterieebootc nifts
perlautbabrt.
Soprc. 6. M6r;. lleber 9on-
CON. 30 Niitalieoer ser 9eioslmg
ocS bcihloannbnltcn onerifoniihcn
Gompfers Gocia iino ans Brett bier
eingetrOiicn. @S iuurSen iofort Nlr-
rangementS actroiieu, lie nad oen
gereinieten Stoatcn suriid3uididen.
Earis. 6. NlGrS. 9os arieas.
miniiterilrm fiinoigte oil, ooB in Nln.