davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-09
Auction-L

Mrs. Frank A. Stearns made a charming hostess when she enter tained a large party of friends yester. day with a card party and luncheon. The games began at II a. Tn. and there were five tables. The prize | winners were Mesdames w. J. Little Mrs Ali Wilmington and w. c Bouic, who were presented with Dotted hyacinths
 Following the games a deliciou, elaborate luncheon served in course, was enjoyed at the card tables
 The lovely suburban home was re- splendent in floral decorations of jon quils and other bright blossoms whose message was spring joyous ness, and the gracious hostess made the occasion one of especial pleasure | for her guests, who represented the elite social circles of this city. * * Teachers at State Association.
 The schools of both the city and rural districts of Garland county will be well represented at the State Teachers Association. In addition to D, A. Crockett, county superintend- ent of education, and M Rose, super intendent of the city schools, a large delegation of rural and city teachers attended. The city teachers attend ing were:
 High School-Principal W. c. Cham berlin, J. Rhine, Robert Livingston, w. H. Barton; Misses Ruth Coving- ton, Trilla Reed Bertha Baughman, Edith Holland.
 Ramble Principal A. R.. Wolf Misses Mary and Ida Jordan, May Mcdonald, Juanita Barnes, Anne Morris, Mrs. NJ. c. Thompson and Mrs M Bower.
 Jones School Principal Christine Sclaefer and assistants Misses Bon nie Lemly, Fannie Connolly, May Jones, Kate Martin, Lucia Briggs. Mamie Henderson, Lucy Lamb and lla McCarley of Jones school.
 Central School Misses Brockie Lloyd and Lillian Newman.
 Oaklawn School-Principal Garnett Braughton, Misses Una Gotham and Mollie Hollingshea(
 Garland School-Miss Ruby Ledger wood.
 Birthday Party.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-09
New shadea of PurpIe.

Russian violet is the name given tr six new shades of purple.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-09

w. T. Hawkins, well known and pop ular local real estate dealer has re-
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-09

MT E. E. Davis arrived Wednesday evening from Rochelle, La. and his family will make the return trip with him in a few days.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29
McMECHEN

McMECHEN BAKERY-John Krar2
Prompt attention. Bell TIL. Blvd; ;.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

"Well, that's what the war is aDoa,,
ia fight for land, for dirt Of the earth,
for space to stand on.
mo war of which history records,
has ever been fought on any other is
sue than to drive your supposed
enemy from certain part of the
earth and establish your own rule
thereon whether religion, slavery or
what not. This then is the cause OF
war: profit from control of the earth.
Always a clash between two or more
landlord interests, or between land
lords and disinherited.
every cent contributed to State
MALTA, United States Army |or Navy
is money wrung from the poor to
strengthen the landlords power.
pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is one Of
the richest cities on earth, but ninety
one per cent of the people of Pitts
burgh do not own an inch of the land
in Pittsburgh.
|
'Ninety-one pei cent of all the PEG
pie are rack rented tenants. Fight
for your country? No! Fight fol
your landlords country.
christianity is Numerically oppos
ed to war; but such an extent has
blandiordism .debauched the Christian
Church that she. stands impotent be
fore the Army and Navy worshippers
and even assists and prays for sue
cess in their hellish undertakings.
l. f'The only movement that gives hope
Of destroying war and all Prepared
mess for war, is the Singletax move
ment. It is more nearly worldwide
than any other movement, an dit bids
fair to be successful because it at
tacks the cause of war at its roots.
Peace and Landlordism are incom
patible.
Religious Life and landlordism car
not, for long, exist together.
Human brotherhood with landlord
ism is impossible.
Civilization must destroy landlord
ism or be destroyed by it.
Forget Japan. forget Germany, for
get England. your enemy is neare1
home, he owns the ground you wall
on. He is your enemy, he is YOU
despofler:. Eliminate his profitable
graft by site value tax to absorb the
ground rent and make the earth free
and he will go to work and become
your friend and so will all the world
Of men.
Very. truly yours,
'H. W. NOREN."
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

Frank, Thaw and Lawson.

Leo Frank was wealthy manufac-
tut er. He could command the sym
pathy of the largest advertisers. He
could, therefore, use the full power of
the press.
There was at least a reasonable
doubt as to his guilt and he was saved
from the gailoWs.
Harry Thaw's guilt is undisputed.
His sanity is in doubt. His wealth is
a certainty. For ten years he has vi
DRAFTED close to the first pages of the
press. Now, in very WEAKNESS, the
courts seem almost ready to release
MIN.
The innocence of John Lawson can
scarcely be doubted. He was miles
from where the alleged murder was
committed. That murder was but the
resistance of men to their own slalgh-
ter and to that OF their. Wives[and
families. ~
No one can claim that Lawson had
a fair trial. It-ls admitted that judge,
jury and prosecutor were picked by
the same nand and with me single
purpose OF securing conviction. He
would have been convicted had he
never heard OF the particular crime
charged in the indictment
Lawson is working man, union
man. He controls no advertising. He
had no great fortune penind him.
Therefore little is heard OF the injus-
tice done him.
Frank, Thaw, Lawson, and then an
other, John D. Rockefeller, may well
be looked at through the same lens for
a moment. The first two had money
and influence and have been able t.
utilize every twist of the law to insure
justice. The third is a union worke,
and was ground through the mills of
the courts with pitiless speed.
Rockefeller has more money and
more influence than all the other
three. Rockefeller was shown by his
own testimony, and that of his own
agents, to be infinitely more guilty of
murder than : Lawson-even more
guilty Of the very killing for which
Lawson is sentenced to lifetime be-
hind prison bars
But Rockefeller is not in prison. He
is not ON trial. He is not indicted,
and all talk of indicting him is known
to- be mere rhetorical phrases for pro-
paganda purposes. This is true, not
because of his innocence of crime, but
because of his guilt of exploitation.
Let's see, we celebrated the seventh
centenary of Magma Charta the other
day, didn't we? That insured abso-
lutte equality of all persons before the
law. They told us SO when we went
to school But we are still far re-
moved from it's practical application.
Springfield, CO.. Tribune ~
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29
The Real Enemy

Creation of war scares is popular
thing, at present, with certain class
of pouters. It serves to divert atten-
ton from an enemy already in posses
sion of the country. An article by
one of these writer's. Julian Street, ap-
peared recently in Golfers. The fol
lowing reply thereto which was mot
available" for that paper, discusses
the matter in a reasonable way. The
writer is a Pittsburgh business man.
It follows:
Editor Golfers.
Dear Sir:
AFTER reading Julian Streets Our
Next War; came to your editorial,
Changed for the Worse
1T was a happy thought of yours
to print it in the same issue with Mr..
0t1OOtS a. t1SA0. ~ 6AvOS p04ASS'
word picture Of the conditions that
Julian Street and other Jingoes are
trying to produce in this country ]
suppose Mr.. Streets reasoning struck
you as funny as it did me. To pre-
pare for peace. buy guns. And if you
buy enough guns you will have sure
enough peace. Yes. peace in the
lgrave. a ;@5'i
Seriously. now. why do men ignore
the cause of war? Do you not the
cry OF Victory when one side gains 8
trench? Even though they lose ter
men to the other sides one-1theirs Is
the victory.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

IS. sh,s YOUR lIERCHANs y !
niycl1EK
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

BANK OF McMECHEN-4 per cent.
IS Boxes for rent - Guardian and trust
funds. 4 corporation does not die.
5s. I'll slfzt~ -4s S-1-1b
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

H. w. ROGERS-Funeral Director and
Embalmers Morgue service. Sixth
Street. Nat. e9-J. Blvd. Bell. 147-R,
Bwd. S-4-1t
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

= J; s; :: s: $; = |; -; =; 8:
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

" 1ss1 Va. STATE FEDERATION OF
LABOR-Charles Higgins, president.
tarysfreasurer, go Ohio, avenue.
Charleston; Pat =. Gathens, first vice
president Bancroft; w. H. Taylor
2nd vice president; Princeton; p. 0.
Lloyd, ard vice president, Hunting :
ton; ]. N. Furbee. 4th vice president.
Wheeling.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29
Classified Ads.
for f: EVeryboN

FRANK Enthusiastically, Ice Cream
Water Ices. Cakes. Sd 18th st. Nat.
118S-Y. Bell 1746-J. Sundays closed.
Union store. 1-s-1e
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

nLncTRIcAI. woRKEReL. o. No.
lll; Tassdsy,.. 9 g :arG E TEnardss
iis7 Market ST. Nat. 1e6o-Y. Bell
s%Ran, r. g.. e41
Market. Mai. 1l15-R. ". q. LyAA
d. A.. ~ h. A.. q
sea- d S6s.s 49, -5.4x 49,
zxz. )
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

N. kRAUS, IS 18th ST Fancy Gro
cerles, Smoked Meats, Fruits. Kosher
meats. Lunches. Imported and domes-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

OHIO yA W. TRADES AND L aad6
and fourth Sundays. ct 1916 Market
Street Pres. Charles Higgins; Vice
President, Matt Greer; Secretary.
: n. 3. Vessel, High St.s Fulton. Nat.
Phone III. Treasurer. Thomas ".
SALISBURY; Trustees. 8. r. Lenkard.
L. .. LaFlam, Louis Leonards Finance
Committee, Henry Berger. Frank
Klino, W.. L. Comberu9e.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION = Nat.
1161-A. Bell 402-L. 29th st. Branch
Nat. l4SS-R. Nineteenth & Eon SITS.
3-2-16
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

wouNDsvILLE TRADES AND LABOR
INSTRUMENTATION every And and
9TH Monday evenings. at 8 p. NJ, and
q. and Jefferson Ave-. Moose Hall.
Ave. w. 8. Haddock, Secy. U. @.
Box doE. J. T.. Parsons, Treas. Els
Cedar Ave. Jos. A. Armstrong.
Vice Pres. wheeling
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1915-07-29

BELMONT CENTRAL TRADES ANL
LABOR ASSEMBLY-Meets every III
Bridgeport: President. a. J. Crun.
ellie. Bellaire; vice president Rslpl
Carey; Secretary George ". Py1e
ss2s J 5s Trsasu S Selairf Nat wRP hIsn.
Chaplain, N. e. Thomasi guard. A.
crozieF Trustees w: a I; Evans Z y.
iative COMMITTEES. II. I. Wardsll
Organization COMMITTEES, w. L. Evans
william Smith. 1. McFadden.
rxRRERs. INTERNATIONAL UNION
or AMERICA, JOURNEY0EM-No
aG7, Ind and lth Thursday. Mutua!
StA St.. Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Ms. gss-see:, 0sOrBs Taylor. Tenth
noTTLm DLOWNR0-8ranch ~. 0laea
IoHtao DloWerg' Aso0aAAttON-Meet1
every ether Saturday might ct Elka
Tarsassn street Beiiaire. ohao.
BRANCH WHEELING lOy, eth sat-
tary. Harry ThalmaA. sos Coal Dt.
~RnWERY WORKERS. Local Unlon
40. 34s, Of Martins Ferry ana Dell.
Wodnesdaya. 2 p, ~, Bridgeport
opera House Bldg.. Bridgeport r
=; Geuthsr. sss'y. Sste Wilson St
WhoolanG.
Wheelinr and vicinity. Meets o. v.
T. & L. A. hall. End and 4th IhErs-
days. Smith calvert, president; Sec..
Bert Meade. care Of Majority.
sLrSstdEHs-LsoOal No. Z. A. u. Q. .
,. ". Meets every secon9 ana
Assembly Hall. William Fritz. Presi-
Shields SSnsi s ass Bridgeport. Ohio.
CARPENTERS COUNCIL
OHIO VALLEY-UniJed brotherhood
Carpenters = Joiners o. Am Nasts
o. ". IT, & L. A. hall End and 4th
Wednesday. Secretary. Victor BrlnE-
m non ea Sssi nsiori hge 0ofice
wheeling Local No. s-toutside Men
GeotG every Friday evening at Q. Y
n. . L. A. hall. Recording Score
taxy, Jehn =. Murphy. ~ 18th ot
Whsellng Local No. lSas--tMin Menu
49, Isl. .. T. 4. ki Re e ns 81 81
now 81. wheeling. ". We.
Dellalre Local No. 17-Heets LIST ano
0F1 THURSDAYS at /. o. o. =. Hall
Secretary. ". o. Wylio. shadynide. o.
1rldgsPort Local No .i7e-Meets A.,
Ses.. !. Il. Groves. srid9sport.
martins Ferry Local No. l6e7-Aeets
ii and Srd Wednesday u 9chreve.
Hervey building: SecretaIy. Chester
WcCarfy. Martins Ferry. Ohio.
MIN Grove Local No. a1t1-Noees ist
~ Srd Wednesday ~ Hand hall
1eeretarys L. II. Hart. MN. GROVE.
Nelrschen Local No. 1e0a-Nseta lst
m 2rd Tuesday u OLD School hall.
Secretary. W. W. Kern. McMechen.
4rnkn yrAwuR8 INTERNATIONAL.
Sf1ffH' 70, 60o-eeoretnRys Il /.
aelmbFighk, 1oeA NAN y.
HnrnuOrONq. 0RDnE o. ~ 2.
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-06

Scuti6laMO nnbOclter=
reid DcrfOlgt.
Berlin nno @ien beidlreiben nnper-
slcidllidDe Seloentaten.
Sis seitern 10000 Gnhen sefansen
aeupmmen, meloet @ien.
@prmaridl sesen rniiiid)e Citieepru-
bins iebr ernit.
6clomaridlua BON Sinbenbnrg filbrt
periDnlidD oas apmmanbp.
Scine Slbiidlt ut, bic !6Gien bon Si-
ban nnb 9iign Ill nebmen.
lino bon bort nns @crbinoums nadD
Ectrpgrnb 5u nntcrbinoen.
Snacl 60 in Slanoern upn ben Scnt-
tdlen elngenpmincn.
gpcrn fanm mshr cine @udDc su bal-
ten, crfl1rt Berlin.
Spnbon, Taris nnS EetrDsrab geitc-
hen Nieberlagcn Sm.
&pnitantinppcl nit Der Saac on Sar-
onnellen nndl iebr snfricben.
&nr sluci Ennfte an enrppdiidlcr
Seite uun Gnglanb gehaltcn.
sliintiidIe Seitc uon Seinben ganSlidl
frei aenndlt.
6nalnnos gebnnptiina bon SSortidlrit.
ten nidlt 3n bciueiien.
%erbanblnnscn 5luiidlem Ceiterreidl
mnb Stalieu oancrn furt.
Stalien rIitct aber an Der 8rense iuci-
ter 5nm &riege.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-06
;3weiter Srief oes
8an6aniidlibers.
Weloet Wntttr oes 5weis
ten Spfers ntnelt
MDro am.
eonif inter Wfiittern Der Siticite
ppn 9tew Yprf
Eeteftipe iuhcn inter 9tcnsierieen
bei Seidlcnfeier ben Morber.
Ser Srief pirb lest nnd) ssingerab.
briifen nnterinft.
Fnnif inter 0fiittern Der Siticite
nDn 9tep gprf
Eeteftipe iufen inter 9scnsieriser
bei Seidlcnfeier ben Morber.
Ter Srief utro iebt nad) ssinserub.
briifen nnterindlt.

gtem Oorf, 6. Wtai. Ser grieie
idlreiberbe Worber, Der Die fiinfSob-
re olte @leonore Gobr unb Ben bier
Sabre alten Gbnrlie Ohlrrop eetotet
hotte, bot on Die Ntlltter bes &noben
eeihrieben.@r ioet borin,bo6 er ainert
meiteren Morb bceeben nirb, mciul
lth crit ole glufreaiing iiber bcn Sob
bes &inoes acleat bot.
Ger 9rief trof beitte Inn Die 3eit
elm. ba Die 2eid1e bes fleinen Ntilrron
Sir 9eltattlina prGporiert nuroe.
;Srau Wurron Los einen9fbihnitt urb
itiir5te belpitbtlos Sliionnnen. Ter
9rief nurbe naf Dem 4oIi5ei-Smlpt-
quarter eebroft, um nod Singer
abbriiden unteriudt 5u iperber.
Ser grmorbling bes fIeinen &no-
ben, Ser onl Mbero oes 3. Wfoi ourG
Stihmilltoen I'M l1rterleib eetotet
norben pnr, NOR cine obnlid,e 0rp-
bllng uorouseeeoneen Die elm ON
fSrau @pbn oorciiierter9rief enthielt.
Die fleine Gobn purbe anu 2S. 0tor5
getotet. 9tad 9lriiht Der ToIi5ei
muroen beibe' &inber bon berieIben
Gerion getotet, uno Der @rt oes Ser
bre6ens nod 5lt ilrteilen, ideint Der
Worber irriiilnlg 5u iein.
Ger grief on sSrau Nurrop tpuroe
eeitern Inn 7:30 llbr in gtep 9orf
SIR Tolt eeaeben, SSn Der Innobme.
baB Der Worber 5itr 3eit bes 2ei6en-
beaongniiies ieines OFFERS ith in ser
gtadburidoit oufbalten perbe, mene-
ten lid Ouberbe bon 9efeftipen un-
ter Die Wenihermoiie ouberhoIb oes
@uuies. Die StroBen lporen 10 ilber-
fiillt, oob aSoli5ei Die Srbmine ber-
itellen nu,Bte.
Gin @erb1dtieer, Den man beob-
ohtete, mie er 5u iid ielbit iprudl,
murbe perbnftet, ober lpdter freiee.
Ioiier1, nodlbem er Die QoIt5et iiber-
5elIgt bntte, baB er nit 6em Serbre-
fen ni6ts 5li mn eehobt botte. 0liit-
ter oltf Der Gillette, Die Inn ibre ain-
Der ge1ngitigt iinb, beeleiteten iie
belite 5ur ino bon Der S6ule.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-06
Sic @aOnng Der r&ils
beimina. "
Giaentiimcrin oes aargps ipeif nod
nid)ts BON 8eilcgnne bes
SaQes.

ct. 9ouis, 6. W2oi. Die @e-
omten Der 8. 9. Green Gommiiiiot
So. bon ct. 9ouis, Die @igentiunerin
bes Surgos oe5 0anlpfers @ilhel.
nina NOR, baben bon Der brittiden
&egierilng nod feline @titteililng
iiber Die @eilegung oes 6olles &C.
bort unb ipiiien ooriiber ni6t mebr,
ols mas lie burd1 Die Ereb- 0epeifen
erfobren boben. WtarIboa &oa,
0r6iioent Der @eiellid]oft. iogte, lei.
ne ;Sirmo babe bereits DIE britiihe
Sfierte oneenommen, Die Saoling
slum oeuti6en @Sreiie be3ohlen SIT
ipoaen, ober er lei mod nidlt iiber Die
Sobe 6ieies Breiies tnformiert NOR.
0en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-06
Sas Sorleben Oes
,Spions" Swobooa
&ainlumD SmDbDOa iDll
ein Oentidcr &eicrDe=
Dffi5ier iein.
so ,uia Die Barrier 3eitrns Tetit
@ariiien erfabren.
8leidlseitig iua cr aber andl Elm Se-
franbnnt iein.
Shlieklidl Elm Mafler, Der id,Dnes
8elo perbicnt hat.
Shlieklidl Elm Mafler, Der idlDnes
8elo peroicnt hat.

Garis, 6. Moi. &oin1onb Spo.
booa, alias 9ioinrinb 9inff Sfpinb,
Der inter Dem @erboGte perhnftet
lporocn mar, bas sSener oitf Dem fron-
;oiii6en Gantpfer Ga Spuroine gelegt
5il hnben, irnb Der iest inter bert
%erbad)te Der Spionage feitgeholtelt
miro, bot, pie Der Hctit Yariiieu in
@riohrltng gcbrndlt boben mill, frii-
her als HeIcrneoffi5ier Der belltihcn
9Irmee angebort.
@enn man ben iiber i'm eridhlte,t
@eidid,teu @lniiheu lGeufen bari, hot
SDoboon Elm oberteuerlidbes 9eben
geiiibrt, iagt oas 8latt. or ipllroe
in Son Srancisep gebpren inb ging
nit ieiner 0tlitter, nls er 3 Sabre off
geipprben mar, nod Der S9neis, ols
oic Oflttter iidl nit ihren @otten
ilberfporfen bate. Gon BORT fom er
nad 0elitid)lano, po er nit einem
Name nolnens Sffpino befannt
muroe, lu1tcr beIien Hamen er per.
idlieoene Sdlrlen in @nglanb ltno in
Der Sdlpei5 beildlte. SSm Sabre 1897
mar er on Der llniperiitGt in Seibcl-
berg Canals puroen in China 3lpei
oelltide Wtiiiiondre ernloroet llno
Spoboba ging nit mehreren amoeren
Shloellten ols Sreipiaiger na6 Gbi-
nn nit Der pon 9elttihlano obae-
! ihidten Stroierpeoition. 9tad 5ebn
Wtonaten 9ienites trat er luieoer ors
Der slrmee ults uno fono 9lnitcllrng
bel perihiebenen 8ci6Gftsb0lliern in
Song Song, &antou uno 5ien Siin
lno urbeitete nuh cinntal als 9lnge-
ltellter zines omerifaniihen @eolo-
gen, Der naf Selauelen iudte.
SdlieBlif trot Spoboba in ben
Tienit Der Huiiiid) Ghineiii6en
ganf, bel Der er 1S 0fonote blieb.
Iann bro6 Der gorerallfItonb ans
ui1o er trat lpieoer in Dos oelttihe Gr-
peoitionsheer elm 1uto leate 6ie Hrii.
fltng ols &eierpeoffiaier ob.
Ils Der Sufltono nieoergebro6en
mar, uerlieb Srpobooa fpieoer Die 9lr-
NEE uno ging nod ENGLAND, fpo er
aber MIR fitr5e 3eit perblieb. 9oroitf
fano er nieber 9lniteQune bel Der
<iiii6- -@bineiii6en 9anf. 0ort ioll
Ter llnteriblaglingen begorgen baben
iiino gefliidtct iein gr pnroe per-
bnftet. eiltfloh, tpurbe abernlols ae=
Iangen INTO Damn bonn oeliti6en Son.
iulorgeridIt perllrtetlt. ginen 5eil
Der Strnfe biiBtc er in elmer 6eltihen
,Seitl,ng nb, tplroe 6unn beanuoiat
uno entlaiien
HaG Der Gntlaiiling ging er nod
8runfreid) lino fpoQte eiii neues 9e-
ben beginner. @r lebte bier fpieber
Inter Dem gtamen Spobobo, Der iein
ridtiger Same lit, bo er niemols
oooptiert iporben tpar. ,3ebn Sabre
lcbte er barnuf in Naris unb batte
lid als 0tafler Elm id1ones Germoaen
erporben, als Der 9riea uusbrad).
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-06
9as l1ltimatumt sSSa=
pans On Gbina.
&treits iii Yttiug tiugetroffen, ioQ
bente iibtrrei9t werOtu.

Won peib ieoofl, bob iotpohl bic
@ereinigten Staoten OILS oiif @ne-
lunb pon slnfong oer1ltittelnb in Die
&erbonoIuneen 5pii6en Sopon unb
Chino eingegriffen boben. Soriiber
blnous If Die &egierung Der 8erei-
nioten Stooten ni6t eegnngen urb
wirb es oudl ntdt TIM. beoor 1liht
offijien beforrnt eeiporoen lit, boB
es gum @riife 5piihen Sopon rr1o
China eefontmen lit.
98oibington, s. Weoi. Gin
slppea hriitIiher dlineiiiher Stroen-
ten unb @ei6oftslei1te in ocn Scr.
Stooten I'M moroliffe l1nteritilsune
fiir China in Der eeeenportieenariie
font heilte nod Dem 9Seiben Sons
unh lpllrbe Dem Stoatsbeportement
;uaeianot. @r mar BON 5fpolf hriit.
li1en Gbineien bon 9eetp gorf, Gbi-
Iobelpbio llnb @bicoen unter5eidnet
unb NOR ou9 ON Die fiibreroen 9teIi.
aionsqemeinbne inGmerifo obreiiiert.
oSn Dem glpbeu beibt es, bob Die Of-
fentIihe Nfeini,ne in ben Ser. Stoo-
ten a(Iein China in ieiner gegenpor-
tiaen Gage belfen fonne unb boB So
pans Sorberitneen crit om @noe beg
&rieges ols SeiI bes 5rieOenspertro-
aes b6tten aeitelIt merben iollen.
Sofio, 6. Nfai. Eripntnod).
ri6ten ans 9efing, Die ober ichr per-
l6Blih iino, beioee1t, bob 8rdiibeirt
guan Sdi &oi bon China iebr be-
miibt iii, einen Srudl NIT S9Sapon Sit
permeioen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-06
Sino beute bit Spftr DOu Inter
tebooten geworoen.

Dem %ororingen Der Selterreider in
Sltgali5ien ollr6 Gerit1rfilnaen BON
Den &arpntbcn @inbolt jil tlin
Seiterrcid)iid)e 9erid]te beioeen,
oab Die 9illiien pon Der 1tngurii6cn
Scite oes 9uflopoIie5, Den lie lett
@oden unollfborlif ungcgrifien
boben, nun INNER peiter 3lirildfpei-
dlen @eitere @ad,ridltcn ppn BORT
perben nit Sponnltng crpartet,
ocnn man glnllbt. bnB onpou hicGut.
ldleioling oil Der gon5en oItlideit
,Sront nbbdneen biirftc Yian bolt
oafiir, baB Die Sage Der 9iuiier III
Den aarpotben icbr prcfor 5is Derben
beeir1lt. 9e1ur bon @citeu her
riidcn Die glrneen ocs 8cnerals pon
Nadenien uuo oes 5clomarihn1s
Don S0senoorf in1nler nGhrr al Die
lfliiIen hernn. Die gegcnwdrtiqen
Gntpidlungcn in Ginli5icn :utr1cn
cGher fpahri6einlidp oic pit1tigiicn
iii her gan5en oit!itlcn 9mnpu1ne
rerAtn u1o Die Erlrtld)cn ;10Srlcr-
cc:dltr lino ling ri gehtn gicd)lo'icn
ipie cine Ntalier por.
Die Sperationen Der perbiinocten
oeltidlen un0 oit-llng. Sruppen an
0lnuiec bc5eidnen oelltihc 0iilitGr-
fritifer als heruorrogeno gl1nSen0.
jllninl lIc einen 6rontongriff gtJct
eirc itnrf befeitigte SIciling Ooritcl-
len Die OeIterrcid)er ilberid)ritten
ben Grmniec nnbe einem ;}uiam.
menfluB nit Der @eidliel, obgltih
oic Hiiiien ourh einen Oomm Gil Der
Sltieite mtsgeSeifilet geifiist iua-
rem. 9ieics Vianoper NOR elm Nei-
iteritreih Die Seiterrci6er oitrh-
braden ben Oonlm on ihrer Seite
lmb braften einige Sontors aui ben
,SluB, Die lie I'M hohen Sflilf per-
boracn. Sas puroe brei Gdd)te
iortgeiest, bis geltiiaenb Gontons
porhanoen moren,. cinen llebereung
iibcr ben SliiB 5it beiperfiteaieen.
Nils oos 10 norbereitet mar, iette elm
id)redlihes oiterreihiihes 9lrtiaerie-
fcuer ein uno inter oeiien Sdlus
aelana es, oic llcbcrbriifimg oes
Slulies obne groBe &erlitite uor5u-
uehnlen.
Der oitcrreidlildl- l-oelitihe Nlngriff
oui @orlicc mar cine 9lrtilericlei-
inma, ipie lie obne 8lcid)en baItebt.
Die Huiien hielten ihre Stelllng mir
abiolut imeinnebmbor. Iie aroBeu
8eihiisc Der @erbilnocten ihoilen
oic ririiiife Steluna 10 6liummen,
oab ole Ssnfanterie lie Damn im err
itcn 9lniturnt nebmen fonnte. 9du
miro nit Nind)t oitp1rts gegen Sem-
berg gcbrdngt
0ie Huiien bebulipten nod cine
ichr itorfe Stcailng bel 5ud)om, ole
obcr mu bon gforoen inb bon Sit
ocn beoroht lit. Die glrti1erie lit
bcreits bon1it bcihdftigt. ocn @ooeu
oufiir pcr5ubereitcn, baB Ole Sltiun-
terie cinen Sturm altf Die Stellung
unterllcbme1 fann
Nus allen oieien 9riinoen iii man
bier iiber ole OtaBen boffinln9spoa
nno glollbt, ooB in ben n1Giten 5ehn
Saecn nod, grobc ereieniiie 5u er-
morten iiilo
Slm6 oie 9age bel gpern, mo Der
GroBhcrjnd uon sSiirttcrlbcra oas
2onrmonoo fiibrt, miro bier als iebr
piclperiprcheno betrndltet. Wion
alaubt, oob GngIdrocr imo Srnrt5o-
fen nid)t in Der Soge iein perben,
Dpern nod, cine SSodle lGnecr Slt
boltcn. ,sn Den lesten paor Sagen
boben Die 0elitifen iiber brei Wtei-
len oil 1erruill ecironncil. Die sIl.