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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-03
REV. A. L. PHILLIPS DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
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gelization from 1891 to 1895; and i'm
1902 became connected with the work
of the Presbyterian Committee Of Pub
Ication In Richmond. lie was first
made business manager. and later be-
came general superintendent OF Sab
bath schools and young peoples So
cieties.
IDENTIFIED WITH MANY
RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS
Not only did he have n career Of dis
tingu:Shed usefulness in the South, but
he was identified with the larger re-
ligious movements throughout the
country. He had been n member of the
executive committee of the Young
Peoples Missionary Movement since
1901, and was influential in the SUNDAY
school work OF the entire country
through his connection with the In
ternational Sunday School Association.
For many years he had been member
of the executive committee of the In
ternational Sunday School Association.
and took n prominent part In various
conventions which have been held dur
ing recent years. At the time OF his
death he was also n member OF the
New International Lesson Committee
"hich prepares sunday school lessons
for the entire English speaking world
ESTABLISHED TRAINING SCHOOL
FOR CHRISTIAN WORKERS
The Asscmbly's Training School for
Christian Workers was brought to
Richmond largely through the influence
OF DR.. Phillips. In the Sabbath school
work OF the Presbyterian Church his
death will be an irrcparablc loss. DR..
phillips was active president Of the
training school for teachers, and had a
large part in shaping its courses OF
instruction.
In 1850. DIR. Phillips was married TO
Miss Susie Il. Moseley. of Clinton. y. c.,
who is living. DIR. Phillips also leaves
three children: Rev. Samuel *. Phillips,
of Oxford. y. c.; Charles Phillips, n
student in the Medical College of Vir-
ginia, Richmond, and Mrs l.. c. Burrus.
OF Richmond
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
MITCHELL VIRTUES
HERE ENUMERATED
Sheamline Six Among the New
Additions to This Well-known
Line

The Mitchell-Lewis Motor Company
has added to it's already complete line
a siX-cylinder model which sells for
s1.5S5, with either two-pasenger road
ster or five or siX-passenger touring
bodies. 1t is a modern streamllne crea-
tion with 12S-inch wheelbase and
mounted on 36X4 tires. The power
plant is a pair-cast 4X5 y motor, driv-
ing through a pressed steel cone
clutch ana a three-speed gear set to
full floating rear axle. The spring
suspension incorporates the usual
ser'i-elliptic front members and the
rear members are three-quarters clip
tic underslung on the axle. The steer
ing gear is at the left with the con-
troll levers in the center.
Bodies are finished in a shade of very
dark blue which is practically black
and the list price includes full equip
ment such as Splitdorf electric lighting
and starting system, one -man top with
quick action curtains, windshield built
in place, speedometer, electric horn.
power tire pump. license brackets and
demountable rims, as well as the usual
foot and robe rails, tools, tire repair
kit and jack.
New Features
There are quite a number of features
new to Mitchell practice, among which
is the mounting of the water pump
behind the fan, where it is belt driven
from the fan spindle. Adjustable en-
closed silent chains are employed to
drive the motor generator and ignition
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
NEW SAXON SIX A
SHOW SENSATION
Lowest Priced in Field With
Many High Class
Features

The new Saxon six, represented here
by the Keystone Motor Car Co., is not
in any sense a small car but a spas
senger touring car of generous size,
with 112-inch wheelbase. 1t is the
only car below $3.50 with wheelbase
as long as this.
At $7S5 this car is the lowest priced
six in the field and at the same time
1t has numerous features that have
been found only in cars selling at
$1,000 or more. In fact, it possesses
many points not found in other cars
of either 6-cylinder or 4-cylinder con-
struction below that price.
The move of the Saxon Motor COM
pany in producing this new six is mag
niflcent,as it is recalled in the trade that
the Saxon company created sensa-
ton a year ago by producing the first
4-cylinder 2-passenger car at a price
below $400.
The building formerly occupied by
the Abbott Motor Car company in De-
troit has been taken over by the Saxon
company so as to allow for the in
creased production which is planned
for the 1915 season. The output of
the 2-passenger roadster will be dou
bled. The price of the Saxon six is
based upon an output of $4,000 cars.
Among the unusual features in the
new Saxon model are It's 6-cylinder
long stroke, high speed motor, devel-
oping 80 to 35 horsepower; electric
lighting and starting system as stand
ard equipment; speedometer; three
forward speed transmission; 112-inch
wheelbase; 32x3 u Inch tires; de-
mountable rims; streamline body OF
full 5-passenger capacity; and stand
ard or 60-inch tread.
The 6-cylinder motor is of the L.
head type, with cylinders cast en- bloc.
This motor is of special Saxon design
and develops 80 horsepower on block
test. Valve heads are of nickel steel.
The crank shaft is 1 IS Inch in diam
eter of special drop forged stel. with
three bearings. The oiling system is
of the splash type with pump circula
ton leading to the main bearings. Ig-
milton is provided by the thoroughly
proved Atwater- Kent system.
Control is in the center, with left
side steer. The steering wheel con-
tains the throttle and spark control,
and foot accelerator is also provided.
The Saxon clutch is Of the dry plate
type, steel on Raybestos, the same
design as is found on many high -piced
cars, and constructed of the best ma
terials.
Transmission is of the selective type
with three speeds forward and reverse,
mounted on rear axle.
Steering gear is of the worm and
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13

gear type and the steering wheel is II
inches in diameter. Steering connec-
tions are drop forged and heat treated.
Two sets of brakes are employed,
both acting in the rear wheels. The
service brake is of the external con-
tracing type, and the emergency
brake is of the internal expanding
type. Both brakes are lined with
thermoid.
The front axle is an I-beam drop
forging, heat-treated with ball bear
ings in the hub. The rear axle is of
three-quarter floating type, with full
Hyatt bearing equipment throughout
OF the best grade 25-point carbon
steel, deep channel section, the frame
| is unusually staunch and provides an
| excellent foundation for the body.
Springs are of the modern cantilever
| type found elsewhere only on high
priced cars. They are of vanadium
steel and give unusual riding steadi-
ness and comfort.
The wheels are of the artillery type,
best grade hickory. The tire size is
32xS u inches, with rims demount-
able.
1t is claimed for the car that only
one other automobile within $500 of
its price has equal inside width of
the tonneau seat and that none has
more room. The new Saxon is of the
| streamline type and seats five paSsen-
| gers comfortably. The rear seat in
side the upholstering is inches wide
and Is inches deep. Front doors arr
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13

shafts. More uniform cooling and
greater accessibility are obtained by
reversing the position of the exhaust
manifold so that the gases leave at the
front end instead of at the rear The
extensive use of chrome vanadium
steel and steel stampings have reduced
weight and at the same time increased
the strength of this newest Mitchell
model.
A feature of this system is that a
separate lead with an adjustable feed
valve branches off from the main re-
turn lead from the sight feed on the
dash and conducts oil to the clutch
bearing.
There are several new details in the
cooling system. The centrifugal water
pump is mounted on the fan shaft,
where il is accessible. has desirable
friction drive and runs at q speed
which promotes high efficiency.
special Mitchell Rayfield carbu-
rotor is employed which may be easily
primed or adjusted from the drivers
seat. Fuel feed is by means of the
Stewart w arner vacuum gravity sys-
TEN from an eighteen-gall tank
mounted at the rear Of the chassis. The
Mitchell is represented here by Ream
& Son. of los Market street, and are
exhibiting at the Capital Auto Show
in kelker Street Hall.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
Recent Deaths in
Central Pennsylvania
.Shccfal 10 Thc Tclccrahh

DilIsburg.-Mrs. Mary Coover, o?
Monaghan township, died on Thursday
night at her home near Filey's Church.
Mrs. Coover was 81 years old and is
survived by one daughter, Mrs. John
Beistline. of Mechanicsburg, and one
son, Murry Coover, Of Siddonsburg.
Oreville. = Mrs. Nancy Horst, 80
years old, died last night
ter survives.
Marietta. Charles Foreman, 81
years old. dide last night
Marietta.-Word reached here an
nouncing the death at Long Beach,
Cal, of Mrs. j. Scott Snively, a former
Lancaster countian.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. Fisher, 72
years old, died Thursday at Mount
Nebo. He was veteran of the Civil
War and his widow survives.
Goodville.-David A. Zimmerman,
6S year sold. died yesterday. He is
survived by his widow and four chill
dren.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
Pullman Factory Guarantee

Pullman Automobile Tires are
guaranteed to give $500 miles Of
service under usual conditions,
and this guarantee is expressly
waived by any purchaser of these
tires, who uses therein any sub
stitute for air, or who uses them
under weight in excess of those
for which the various tires are
recommended or who does not
keep tires inflated to the pres
sures recommended by us.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
RUSS REPULsE TURKS
By Associated Press

Petrograd, March 12. via London
March 13, 4.51 A. M.-The following
statement was issued tonight at the
headquarters of the army of the eau,
casus: Our troops are fighting sue.
cessfully in the region of the coast, re.
pulsing the Turks toward the south
west. There have been no engage
ments in other directions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
ONE OF THE BUICK MODELS

19 inches wide and rear doors are 81
inches wide, with all hinges concealed.
The standard color of this new model
is Richelieu blue with black running
gear.
Equipment includes electric start
ing and lighting system, two head
lights, with DINNERS, tail light, top,
windshield. electric horn, speedome-
ter, extra rims, tire irons and tools.
The new Saxon model will be eXhi-
bited for the first time at the New
York and Chicago national automobile
shows.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-13
PASTOR ASKS MEN TO BRING
LIVING TICKET OF ADMISSION

Bring a living ticket with you next
Sunday for admission man." was
the instruction of the Rev. William y.
Yates last Sunday to the members of
the mems Bible class of the Fourth
Street Church of God. Tomorrow n
big attendance is expected, as each one
has been striving hard to secure his
ticket.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-15
THE BOSS OIL MOP

and one quart of excellent flooE and
furniture polish. value usually sold
from Sl.OO to $500. both for. .S9c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-15
Basement Store Remnants

Basement Store Remnants
An exceptionally large line of remnants are offered
Friday IN the Basement saIesroom. Remnants of
Spring and Summer wash fabrics and domestics
such as: Ginghams. prints. percaes. ripIette, ma
dras. cTePes. lawns, muslins. long cloth. cambria
sateens. etc, etc. An opportunity here to secure
at greatly reduced prices enough material for
summer dresses, blouses and children's wear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-15
SPECIAL

Our regular l5c full pound cans of
Oriental Talcum Powder, Ike illus
traton, excellent for the bath. Special
per can ...................5c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
llneri1iitterli6
Derbm bic bsuiiasn SoSialb.mptra'
ten sur Rssisruns in bisism
arisgs baItsn.
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sialiitsnfiibrer J. ebert i'm
Rsi&stas ab.

Berlin, 80. Wai. pia aonbon.
Sm R.i6stas p.rlas Der SpSialtitsn.
fiibrer 5risbria ebert bic foIsenb.
GrtIGrung:
.aug grildrunsen, bic Der R.ids'
.analsr 9r. Don gsihmaHn 5olIDeg
a6asssben. atbt b.rpOr. Sab Sefns
reid llnearn unb 9eutf6laHb iit
bic ar6Bis Dliibs seseben babsH, ein.n
arisa nit Stalisn su Dsrm.iOsH.
Geitnrsit .rbOt fib gu iebr iDsits.'
henben 3uasfidnbniT.n unb betpiss
boburd adns liar. bab &c ibm um bi.
2lufr.di.rbaIturs bes Jriebens 3u
tbun mar unb Elm gang ssrinets eni'
aeamtommsH ppn Stitsn JtaIi.na
plrSs ben fri.om sefitsrt bab.n.
ober man tpolis bort ben fsri.b.n
nift.
Sas iialieIliide Uoli, unitr BUNS
besanciIs. ftirsis ii4 in Der fr,bOlfi.u
M,ii. In bi. g6r.tuiT. b.s aries.s.
ssiali.n polIis nihis BON irisbli6.n
2lnnsrionsn Der 6itsrreifii6sn aanbs
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6enbs geUOisruns babsn. iOnbsrn es
mar ibm barum su ibuu. feline Wati
su psrgrobern. mas nur bard Be,
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asTdsbsn iOants. s5talisn fiibri bab.r
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gnariifss unb Grobsrunss's 'ssriss. mir
iirs III bitfer SSrGse nit uHisren lta'
Iisniia.n parisissnOFi.n b.risIbm an.
iidt.
elui's nsus ipsrbsu nun psiitts
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Ssrr 9auIer, an l,sr 5. unb IRA
biIpu ape. ipobnboft, betloet ben 0ers
luTt isines 3peirubes, fpeldes ihm aus
feinem Saufe geitcbIsn fprroe.
6drrp Mue[Ier. % Sabre dlt,
pcn gac. 285 Weitsrn Gbenue, purne
geftern auf 8eranlafuns ieintr Grdu
unter Der glutlase bes unorbentlideH
getrassns perbdftet.
Der Stern permanente gaupsrs
Elm bate leBtsn Samftas 9lbenb in
ieinem nsueu Sauptaudrtier in Der
Surnbals ieine erite Sibuts, nit pcls
der bic edmterpabl perbunoen lrur.
Die 9eamten unD Mitglieber tparsn
entSiidt iiber oas neue, Iaubere uno
mODerne 2Otal. 0ie@aH ersab folseHs
oss Reiultat: prdfOeut, Carl q. 9uu.
Ter; gise prGiiOsnt, 5. SO. Bremen
tdmp; l, SetretGr, Ssnrp 8peItert; 2.
Setrstdr, Qllbert Gammler; S6abs
meiiter q. s. S6Iueter; OirettOren:
D. Soffman, Gus. Soffmdn, Ghds.
gsbIe, Gbus, Mud IT,, Ssnrp Suem'
Ter. 2Ouis Rptb, 6rant Suuier, So-
Iep6 Sepp ir. uuo Spiepb ge6Ie.
Der .Goperneur Mc0.rmptt
&lub" bat geItern Serrn SiIoen Reints
gum qrdIibenten unb Serrn 2uprence
Murp6p 3um SetretGr erndblt, Der
Stub nil ii6 bei Der nGditsn WabIz
tampasne in Der StaOt tpie i'm Gountp
in eiTriger Weiie betbeili9sn.
6rau u. s. 9uote ppn SO. S24
Wilarp StraBe, erlitt geItern abeno,
aIs iie einsn @asofen an3iinbsH poIlte,
i'm @eIiflt uno an ben 6Gnoen iApers
granOpuuben, 9r. 2lperoid lsiitste bic
nDt6ige 9ilfe.
pfr. J. t. 3erbuien Don glOtre
Dame, Syllb., peilt als Sat i'm Pfarrs
bouie bes g. 9bmann. 9. 3erbuien
purbe in Der ct. QllopIius Sir4e ses
tauft, puroe bier erSogen unb lag in
Der erpGbnten Stride ieiue srite WieH..
- Charles s. Nf6traIt, 36 Sabre
oft, Oon go. SO pIum Strabe, Gincins
natl, lpobnbuft, purbe gcitern an Der
MabiIon Qpsnue unb 2. Stlabe burh
bag Sdeutperoen ieines pferoes aus
bem gussp sei6lsubsrt uno i6p:r
perJeBt. @r purbe nab bem ct. gIiz
iubetb SOipital asbraat, mo- fsitgeitea:
purbe, bab er einen S9abeIbru9 sr'
litt.n bate uuo bic gtu6t fdum iibers
leben biirfts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

nansietrstdr. tSoIepb Tusa; SfnBmels
fer, Spbn 6untempeller unb :. To.'
oerer; Jahnentrdeer, georse GauIs
unb 5obn gre9t; 2. lsohnsntrdeer.
oil arsuber unb 6enrp 8iehmdnn;
9erpaltunesrdtb, Sobn Rtifer, Gilbert
Gdnbtls unb Sobn aIosder; /. Siris
gent, prof. Gilbert @ener; 2. 1irissnt.
SEQ. grosrine; /. gtbliotbetar, 2ouis
Strabburser unb R. aiiieI; 2. giblio'
t6etar, $. WluelIer unb sSpfepb aeQ.
proisiipr Gilbert 9spsr urb Sdnger
s. 8. &refen beri6tetsn ounn iiber
bic @orarbelten bes SGnserfeites, mel
de iopeit uuf bas Bette gebieben ieitn.
SSebp9 miBten bic Witglieosr islbit
sebOris fir oieies SSsit arbeiten, penn
elm bur9i6lagenoer GrfpIa erSislt ipsrs
ben iouts unb iie forberten bic SGnssr
alf in oieiem Slime Su tpirtcn. prIs
iibsrt S'nrD peasldd madte in brins
genben Wprten auf bas beute Ra5s
mittds in Gbeiter qurt itdtttinbenbe
apnaert Der @ereinister Sdndsr auis
mertiam unb foroerte bic WlitsIiebsr
ouf. ale sur Stele su iein uno ibre
Eamen mit3ubringen, ba Der .grion"
Gin ipe5ieIles Sauptquurtisr beIegt bat.
S3on i'm Sntereiie bes 9e5irtssSGns
serfeites ioltsn alls MitgIisbsr unb
ibre Sreunbe aur Stelle iein.
- Sm @eiun6bcitsamt luur0en in
DER nbgelm,leuen @od)e foIgenOe y.
oeSiale angclneloet: Geo. Strabnl,
Is Nonate; gllicc Smitb, 81; Senrg
Sofmeier, SO; SSobr ". 9lant, So
Statbcrino Sdpltbeis, 81; Ntargaret
Is. ISobHior, a; glntbony giieidpI !;
Gdt3ariua @bite, 80; Sobu G. RioO,
30 Sabre alt.
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gerdnIafung Isiner Satin 2uIa CLAM
inter Der 9lnflage oes Gbebrud)s per.
bartet 6rau Clam, melhc pongPioolc.
tolpn, 9, bicrber gefonuneu mar, be.
Gauqtet, onB ibr 8ntte nit ciuen
6rauen3innrer in benz Soauie go.
519 SinSiap Strobe ipobne.
-Sobn lro aPogeie G'0ara rur.
Oen seitcrn aui 8ernnlaiiung pom
SuulteI 3epi inter Der 9lntIagc ser
Iruliienbeit lnlh oes ilnoroertliden
getragens oerbcftet.
Trau Samet Wlarts, 73, bon
glo. 268 Wit pleaiant Qpsnue, 8ort
2bomas. purbs aeiiern Ulprgen bin
Ter itrem 6auie aIs Qeif)e 8sfunbeH.
sic itar6 an sinsm S6Iasflub. GOs
roner Or. 0iabp bat cine lntsrIus
dung anaeorbnet.
- Die geippbnsr BON Der Central
qlDenue atpiihsn Der 0rittsn unb
9ierten Strabe 6eI4peren iit uber
bic Sansuuterbaltungen, bic baisIbit
in sinsm baufanissn Sauie BON 5ars
5iasr abae5dltsn perbsn. CO foIen bort
spiifsn ben Reeern msbrmaIa arg.
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astommen feiH.
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Saben bic Dsutihsn bon allsl
3risssifauplGbsn su bsriftsn.
Gin aHsriff Der Tran8ofen in Glan'
bern prompt abseidIassn.
Sn aurIanb purb, Don Der beutiden
3apallsrie cine Oipifion bes
ifeinbss in bic 5luht s.s
ihlaaen.
S@urt gsrIuite baben bic Ruifen In
Der glahe bon SarosIau unb
Strn erlitteu.

Berlin, 80. Mai. ria 2onbon.
Die pbsriis SesrssIsituns erIisb am
Sonniaa bic fOIa,nSs gstanntma.
dung;
.WeitIi6er ariessf6aupIab:
Die Jransoftn sriffen Inn Rittsrs
naGt unisre Siellunssn n0rbIi9 pon
benz Der SOut aanbsui, SfIi9 bonn
Dier aanal an. nahbem fis ben ans
ariff burd 8ebnitiinbises artiIlsriss
ieuer porbsrsitst bdttsr. Sic tpurben
auf Der aaHssn ainis nit f.br iaip.rsn
9erluiteu auriidseihIasen. Cine Gn.
sabI 3unDsn, bic su bier Dsrfdi.bsnen
Resimsnisrn aeb0rten, serisiben biers
BEL in unisre Gefangeni6aii.
3piitsn Dem Ga gaiies aanaI unS
4rras fam ss nur su Grtiqeriebuels
len.
9tuf Der 2anbIiraB. sipiI6,n Be-
thune uno Souhe3 nahmen mir "a
frnnsOiift. RegsfoIoaisn s,iansen,
bic iia in siHsm GebOIs Deritsdt bats
ten.
SsftIi6er arisssiaauplab:
Bel snpii, iiib0iiIid pon ai6ou,
purbe cine 9iOtiion bes Ssinbss bon
unIerer anoaleris in ncrbsnorb6iiIis
der Ridiuna suriideetrieben. 9in Der
9ubbfa mar .ins ,lsine QbibeiIuns
beuii6er srupp.n BEL sinsm bolIig
unerparisi tOmm,uben ansriff Der
Raf.u sestpuusen, bos 9orf Satps
bi.ni!e aufsuse5.n unb hi,rbei fisisH
bsm Neinbs bier Gsifiiss in bic Sdn'
be. gla6 BEN Giutref,n ppn @.ritdr'
iunaen ndhmen unf.r. grupp.n bas
9orf iofort pi.Ssr unb psririsbsn ben
Sfsinb.
I'm Der Ses.nb bon S3aipIi iDur'
ben ansriie bss SSetnbss ubsstpieisH
unb Der fsino srIitt i.br i4'Der. @sr'
lutte.
Siib0fIi6tr ariessiduupIas:
Bel ben ansriffsn, tp.Iae fsitens
tr Rufi,u ouf bi. Seu.i6en am lln'
t.rIauf b.s 8luiIss aubatSotp.a, norb'
SftIi6 BON sarOslnu, unb in Der RaH'
bari6dft bon Strp ssmott purbsu,
tat Der T.iuc ishr faDers @sfIuits
trIitttn.'
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sinb bic gerind,s Der rniIii6en
1rnppea abrr bfn Gan 81
sslnnesn.
3r Srmppenrins MIN bic iSeitmas
3'rSe,npsl ipirb immer enser
stsosen.
Iis StaIienr reihen bsim riisu
Sdluf aus Gortina aus.

@ien 80. Wiai, pia Sonbou. Eds
arieasminiiierilun CAB ON gonHtGa
Sas SoIaenbe betannt:
.am lIntsrIauf Der aubatSotpii
unrSe elm sIngriif Der 9iiiIien, Der ei.
nen Rabfampi 8ur 5oIsc battg, abse.
id,laaen. geriud,e Der RuiieH in Der
9l1te Don Sienimpa iub itnterbal6
Der Stdbt iibtr ben Gan 81
icsen miblnngen ncllitdnois. GeiitdJ
BON sSIuB Gan 1T Die Situation ab.
iolttt nrnerdnbert. llniere grtiaerie
beidiebt bic gabnitrede siptideu
prscmpsl imb Grobef. tn Der Rdbc
pon geabpfa. lie 1ruppen uHieres
ieditcn Corps haben am 27. Wai aht
ruiiiide @eidiite erbeutet.
Gie llnBinsl,insslinie I'M bic
6eituua 9r3anpsl 1T iotpobI i'm ssor.
Den, ipie aud in Siioen porgeihoben
mcrSen.
sm Gnieiter ioitpe iiibIidf bon bic.
fem 5Iub bausrn bic admpfs an.
2Un Der grutb 2iuie iouie aiis
Ruiiii6 .gsoIen lit nid,ts sn bcrifteu.
Sn 3proI boben bic StaIiener tpic.
Der ibr artilerieiGier alif imiere ge.
iritieumsen auf bem s,Iateau oon
Donearia 2Gpaione aitfgeHoHuneli.
abtbcilimsen ieinoIider Grlippcn
Sranscn nab 6ortina binein, ergrii.
fen ieSob bel ben eriien S4iiiieh Die
aui fie absesebcu iuurben. iofcrt Gle
6Iudd.
Don Der 5ront In ben adrtnsr'
sIIpeii lit nif,ts Reues 81 6eridten.
sSn Der stiiitengescno bat Der
cSeinS teine ,peiferen slusriiie auf bic
So9e n5roIih BON @oris iniernom.
men. Tie @eriud,e Der StaIieuer, ben
Sion5c in Der 9labe bon RoniaIeons
;u tsersen, ipltrSen cbne Sdpierig.
felt ben uniercn patrogiaew per.
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Ebone 1881 u.
- Coroner 6enrb arone ipurbe &C.
fern na6 Ulibbietopn gerufen, um
bic 2si5e Don 9eOrss %. @bums, %
fpel6er BEL isiner Shutter. glo. SIG
GjarfisIo gtoenus ipobnte. gu beiihtia
gen. Der iuHee Mann pergiftete iit
pcrseitern Ra9t aus unbetanntsn ur'
laden nit greioIen.
- Gin llnbetanntsr, ipabri9siniit
Elm Tarmor5eiter, 6 Jub % 3olI
CROP, in BEN breibissr Sabrsn itebne
lnb nit Spsra1s estleibei, itlrb sss
tern Morgsn i'm Ulercp 6oipitaI oil
ben Jolsen zines S6desIbruhs
Der Wonn purbe geitern ROrssn &C.
gen baIb feds llhr. sipei WlsiIsu por
&ihmonb Frb.. tp1brsno er auf BEN
@sleiis IaB. pOn einem penniplpanil'
3ug getroffen. Gr ipurbe in betpubts
loism 3uitdnbe naf @uton gsbrad,t
Gno nit einem Ipdtersn 3uss naa
Samiltun iiberfiibrt, pO er gtufHabms
i'm Utertp 6oipital fano. Bel ben,
Mdnne purbeu feline papisrs obsr
frniiiae qnbdlispuHtie ssfunbsn, bura
meI,-er ioentifi5irt perben t0nnts.
Ginbrs9er bauiten bier porlsBts
Radt. sic psriu9tsn IN bic G1rage
DON 6 GIintcn Ggbert, 30. 376 Glib 7
Strabe, sinsubringen, purben abtr
0sri6eu6t. sic OranssH bann in bi.
G9ulsimmsr Der Ct. psters air6s,
0illpils gtpenue, Elm unb uabmsn cine
Qnsabl gii6er nit fort. ifsrnsr iiatts.
ten bic gaunsr benz apaisbdus Der
ssamiIie 9apis, go. 329 Sib A. Strds
&c, sinen 8eiu6 ab. Sie ,rbeuteien
bort cine gOlbene 3aifenubr unb SO
bis $4 in 9ureelb. Der Wobnung bes
Ulandgers Der 6iefisen RspubIicau
glens, Serrn Wdlter 9. So6ep, ipurbe
ebenfaQs Elm geiu6 abgeiiattst. Gin
Gtnbre6er purbs BON Srlu Smitb,
Sapisgermuttsr bss 6erru 1obep. In
ibrem 3immer gegsn 1.30 llbr Sonus
tag morgen entbedt Der ginbring,
ling orpbte Der frdu nit benz Tobs,
fans iit 2drm mode. 4ls er dber ge,
gen cine aommobe rannie, ipedis er
Grou 1obsb baour6, p.Ide ibrsn
G,atteH risf. Der iOfOrt bic ppIissi to
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0epliinbert

8erben IN " q Lamb % o \ II.
bauier BON Rerionen
o oiterrCibifber unb
beutihcr ab tam
lnltnS-
WlcilanO, 20. @tai, pia 2onoon,
so. Mai. &0bclbauien ocmoIirten
mo pIiinSerteu am SaniTins @obn.
b6uict BON 9eltten oiierrcifJiifer uitb
Oeuti6er gIbitlnming. Sn pieIcn
5Gqen fparen Die 5eritorten anS aus.
aeral3tcn SGuier Gigentblm ton
2euteu. Die sG 6amiIien geboren, Die
idCn ieit @eucraticrcn natilraIiiirte
,Staiicner iin6 mo Die 5im SbeiI 10.
gar S5bne i'm itaIieuii6en Seer ba.
ben.
General Syjugar0i bot bic militia.
rii1en @tnbNabmeu infoIee bieier
8orfouunniiie nod perid,drft. Wabc.
gu tcliienb arnuaaiiten iinb perbaf.
tei porScn imO aapaIlerie ,Inb aIrtil,
Icrie lit in 0eH Straben itntioniri
,poreen. 9luf oieie @eiie iit es se,
llmgen, ieet Ole Cronuns mieber Der.
,litclleu.