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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

called him up. to say he'd gone to the
theater with party" answered the
attendants voice at the other end.
Lucille slammed down the receiv-
er. That beats everything" she said
Indignantly. ~ shall send back his
right tonight"
Better wait till Saturday. and give
1t to him, DEAR said wise Mrs Hamp-
ton.
Lucille, burning with humiliation,
concluded that what she had to say
might better be said than written.
She spent three wretched days. which
were not rendered any more pleasant
by the look on Hilda's face, which
now bore a broad smile.
Saturday night came. but John did
not. This was the climax Of Lucille's
suffering. At ten o'clock she sat
down and wrote him an indignant let
ter, breaking of the engagement. She
was glad, she said, that she had
found him out at last, before It was
too late, but she wished he had been
enough of gentleman to tell her
what she had wanted to tell him, that
each had grown tired of the other.
But before the note was posted
there came a ring at the apartment
door, and Lucille, opening, encoun-
tered John Martin himself, wearing
an expression at once penitent. sheep
ish and absurd.
Forgive me, Lucille" he pleaded,
taking her hands in his.
The girl found her anger evaporat-
ing so rapidly that she could not
keep back the tears.
Il was a brute. beast, to believe
1t of you" continued John, "but the
evidence was so circumstantial, and
il l hadn't received Hilda's letter to-
night"
What are you talking about, John ?"
demanded the girl.
why, the letter Hilda wrote me,
dearest. To think that she should
have behaved in such way. Why,
the girl must be mad"
joint" cried Lucille. 81 don't
know what you mean about Hilda
writing you letters, but why haven't
you been to see me. and why did you
leave word on Wednesday night that
you had gone to the tlfeater with a
party, without even telephoning me?"
She was beginning to weep again.
Her feelings overcame her.
John clasped her in his arms and
tried to comfort her.
"nOu'f Won Grou Tuc;1lo ~
asked. Il came here on Wednesday a
few minutes earlier than usual, and
II saw what thought was you, in
the kitchen, in the arms of q stran-
ger"
How dare you! How dare you,
John!"
But you had on that blue silk with
the lace, and it was impossible to mis-
take that dress. You know you wore it
because l always said liked 1t. And
Hilda wrote me that she had worn 1t
that night to get even with you for
something or other, and had Struggled
her young man into the apartment"
But the girl, wild with anger, ran
into the kitchen. almost dragging John
after her. There was no Hilda, but
on the table was an open sheet Of pa
per with writing on it. Lucille
snatched 1t up.
Dear Miss Lucille" 1t ran, II guess
this evens it all up now and you can
have your Martin. Tonight / leave
to be married to my beau. We have
a grocery store and ask your esteem
patronage. Please send wages az
under. Hilda."
Copyright. 1915. by w. G. Chapman.)
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10
Wireless Wonder on Wheels.

The signal corps of the United
States army has what is probably the
most powerful portable wireless teleg-
raphy outfit of its kind. The appara-
tus Is mounted on a motor car chassis
and can be set up complete and in op-
Grating condition in as short time as
IL minutes.
Under favorable conditions, the APP
paratus has sending radius of up to
600 miles. Messages from points $500
miles distant have been received The
generator which furnishes the current
is driven by the same motor that pro-
pels the vehicle.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

March IT. 1862 prescribe the
method OF destroying notes unfit for circulation Although changes in the
procedure established the regulations Secretary chase
them
McAdoos
O
Secretary chases time and securities DESTROYED
tcn with the destruction Of distinctive
June
mac
destruction of
Joint committees
order.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

spring, she will say she has FIVE chill.
dren and two girls or whatever the
numbers may be. This is the more
strange since the would-be husband
must pay his father-in-law hand
some price for the girl, while boys
are heavy expense, and their wives
and weddings are costly affairs.
Women are looked upon as some
thing inferior. The woman may new
er call her husband by his first name,
but oh father of Ahmed, or whatever
the eldest sons name may be. The
wife likewise takes the name OF her
first-born son. The husband will new.
er say my wife or mention her first
name, but will say either the mother
of Ahmed or my family, the relative
in my house, the forbidden, or the
daughter Of my uncle!' The reason
for this last title is that the village
man r the Holy Land marries his first
cousin in preference to anyone else.
and In fact she cannot marry another
If he wants her.
When the fellah or peasant child
is born, it's tender skin, without being
washed, is rubbed with olive oil and
salt. For seven consecutive days 1t Is
reoiled and when a week old gets its
first bath and is again oiled. In some
localities they consider 1t unsafe to
battle the baby before it is 40 days old.
Mortality among the babies is great.
| and 1t is not to be wondered at. for in
view of the rough treatment they re-
ceiye, it becomes a question OF the
survival of the fittest.
1.-The ways of these village folk.
| their methods of agriculture, OF ad-
ministration, of household and COM
munity, and of sanitation are primi-
tive "reminiscences of the days before
| the coming of Christ. The refuse of
their villages are piled in great heaps
around it, and there left to tester.
Their blowing is bare scratching Of
the ground with wooden plows, while
they thresh their grain by failing and
treading, and mill it In stone mortars.
1.-The marriage customs of these peo-
pie are interesting. Young men mar
ry at about twenty. and girls between
twelve and sixteen. The son, on COM
ing of manageable age. picks his
wife by choice of sight-no courtship
is allowed-when his father arranges
all further details. The girl has no
voice in the matter. The price of a
bride depends on her age. beauty. use
frlnass and family connections IL
ranges, in our money. from 800 to
1900"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10
The Instinct Of Precedenee

"of course, your wife favors votes
for women?"
Yes" replied Mr. Meekton; but
I suspect she'll find it hard to ap-
prove of any plan that allows some
of the women she knows to vote Just
the same as she does.'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10
USES AcETYLlNE IN FOREST
Forestcrs Utilize It to Flash Mes
sages by Morse TeIe-
graph Code.

The new acetylene signal lantern
used in the national forest service for
e,rnalinc by the Morse telegraphic
cote xorks SO successfully that mes
:, COS can be read by the naked eye
distance of fifteen miles in clear
weather. and the lantern has been
,-a,.,,sa 70 coed advantage over dis
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

widespread
desiring supply Of the make reqston
it.
embrace
addtona15
in
printed
the other ordinary
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

HowkFar New York Trains Travel.
The subway and elevated trains in
the boroughs Of Manhattan and the
Bronx. New York city. travel every
day distance OF more than twice the
circumference of the globe.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

made by the chamber OF commerce.
through negotiations with the Amer
lean chamber of commerce at the
French capital; the proposition is now
to enlist the united efforts of mer-
chants in the scheme which might re-
suit in magnificent benefits to Wash
ington.
The world war has dealt stun
ming blows to modistes Of France.
Coming with a suddenness that was
startling. the confiagration that was
destined to envelop the greater part
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

each day.
In 1865 only 100000 pieces of
paper money with nominal value of
$144,219, 800 were destroyed. Regula-
lions for the destruction Of paper
money have recently been codified
and revised by the treasury depart
ment.
The government first issued paper
money in connection with the Civil
war finances. and Secretary Chase's
regulations were based upou the act
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

OF tnls DENOMINATION 10 p0Stmasters.
preparing postage on parcels and
postage and insurance fee on insured
parcels amounting to II cents.
The local postage rate upon parcel
post is IL cents upon parcels weighing
IL and 13 pounds. In the first and
second zones packages weighing seven
pounds take IL cents.
In the fourth zone. II cents is re-
quired for two-pound parcels, and in
the seventh zone for one-pound par
cells. The rate in the seventh zone for
II pounds is Sill. Hence 1t was
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

Washington society
habitat Beauty noushed from the bottle just other
baby respectable Ame
less
will shown him.
freedom
bath when he real nice allowed his
walks showed delight
chronicle his little antics
ntmidate
welbred Americans
and exhausted.
Mrs Wilson by friend
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

smart set" to POSSESS real, I've,
undomesticated baby jaguar for a
chum and companion. To be sure, 1t
is only two months old, and no larger
than a big house cat, but it has a
formidable array of long, white, sharp
teeth encircling its jaws, small, pierre
Ing. yellow eyes and very short tenn
per.
Although Mrs. Wilson and Beauty
have been friends only few weeks
the little wild pet seems to take his
captivity as a matter Of course, and
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10
Society Woman in Washington Has Pet Jaguar


distinction
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

flash which continues SO long as the
key is kept depressed. The dots and
dashes Of the Morse code are pro
duced by manipulation of the key
Popular Mechanics.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10
Money Destroyed at Rate Of 100000 Da,

77364.
II
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10


this denomination The will chiefly
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10
Washington May Be Worlds Capital Of Fashion

w AsHNGToN-Pans dictatorship of the
making this city the the universe been
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10


The present-day villages are locat-
ed. as a rule, either on the tops OF
hills. originally for protection. or near
some spring or source of water Many
are built upon the foundations of build
ings whose origin dates back thou
sands of years. There does not exist
single example of a peasant village
that has been founded in modern
times.
Village streets are crooked, mar
row and unpaved. The farmers
houses are crowded close together for
protection. These houses consist Of
one large room, usually square. About
two-thirds of the space within is de-
voted to raised, masonry platform,
some s to 10 feet above the ground.
and this is the kitchen: storeroom.
bedroom and living room of the fam
lily. Below this platform. the cattle
and fiocks are housed, goats and
sheep, few work cattle, and perhaps
a donkey or camel.
Each village has guest chamber
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-10

Moslem power in Asia Minor and the
Moslem power in Egypt, and so as
sumes strategic Importance in the war
of the nations. Yet the Holy Land is
land embalmed in the spirit and GUS
toms Of 5000 years ago, according to
a description of village life there as
prepared by John d. Whiting for the
National Geographic society:
Manners and customs which pre-
vailed in Palestine in Biblical days are
still unchanged. While the townspeo-
pie are losing their ancient customs
and quaint costumes. the villagers
are. in these things, as they were g.
300 years ago. Three distinct classes
ehabit the land; the Bedouin. a no
Gadic, war-loving race; the Fellaheen,
Agriculturists. shepherds and village
swellers: and the Madaniyeh, who
i've in the towns and cities and az
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
@un seitern nadDniittag bis bente
friib.

9luS 9onoon falnei1 felt Sd)liib Ser
9feoaftion nin geitrigen 9ea6nlittag
einige Welbungcn, Die iebr orineeno
nod Der 9eit1tigung bon anoerer
Seite beoiirfen, ebe nton iie miro
glaltben fonneu. Die cine No6riht
lnutet, oie britiid)e @onirnlitGt bobe
allen 9rlino 5iir slmlobme, oab oas
oeutld)e 2ou6boot II 80 NIT Der ee-
ianlten 8emonnltng iit oen 8rru1o
eebobrt poroen lei.
Die glonliralitdt eibt bon oen gii-
ten @riinoelt, Die iie 5ll oicier 9ln-
nabme angeblif) bot, feinen OIL. Ser
ein5ige @rllno miro tpobl Der iein,
oab ite es bon Ser5crt piini6t. Gent
II 90 lit ienes 3ou6boot, oos Dor
geraoe 5ipei @oden ied)s britil6e
9anoelsidJiffc i'm &ntal BON 8riitol
inmerbalb BON 5ipei 5ogen torpeoiert
uno gum Sinfei gebrad)t bat.
Cine onoere 2onooner Wfel0lug
beiagt, oaB gcitern abcno ein 9am-
pier 5ipei 0ootc NIT 80 Secleuten
nad) Dem Safen bon Sanooipn auf
Der SSniel @ight gebraht bat, mes
holb man annebne, ooB ipieoer elm
britiid)es S6iff bon einem oelti6en
Sauh6oot sum Sinfen gebradt NOR
ben lei.
8lei6fals ans 9on6on fon1nlt
ihlieBlid, Die Yleloung, oaB ser boil
lGnoiid)e 9ampfer Weoeo, nit elmer
9aoung, Sraneen BON Salonifi nod)
SiperpoOl unteripegs, alif Der ,Soohe
BON 8ead)p Seao bon einem oelti6eil
llnterieeboot 5iim Sinfen gebrodlt
murbe. Der Wonnihoft mar porber
3eit gegeben moroen, iid) 5li rcttcri.
slus Hom miro gerneloet, oaB Die
aliiertcSlotte in oen lesten "a Stlm-
oen III oen Gor0anellen cute Sort
ihrittc geinad)t babe. 8ier Sorts
ieien fait gan5li1 reouaiert lmo oas
Sort Taroonos arf Der oiiatiiher
Seite Der 9oroaneaen ici nolit1nbig
3erft6rt tporben. 0ie iibrieen Gefe-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
: &erlaOnng tit
Yncatall.
im @afen YrDgre=
10 werOem 1idt
belditigt.
9lbmiral Gapertun ianote siimitise
9tad)ridJteu ans %era GrnS.
Sduadtid)iff Georgia lit beilte in
Erpsreiu fGllig.

8oibington 26. Nt1r5. Sos
S6loGti6iff Georgia lit belite in
&roereio, Yueaton, fallig. mo es 6u.
lcnimen nit Dem &relt5er 9es Moi-
mes Sic SntereIier Der 9lusIGnoer be-
idiisen ilrlo ben 9ofen fir ben er-
port bon Siial, ser bon ben ameri-
fauiiden 8illbfaoelt Sabrifen britt
eeno beit0tiat miro, offeil Bnlten
pirD. Sieiigc Sconten iagten, bab
li6 bic 3uitGnoe III jenent nter,foni-
i6en Staote beiiertclt ilno glrranee-
ments peroen jest fir ben @rport
bon 100000 9ollen SiluI aus Git
caton gctrOffen.
MERCEDES, Ger, 26. Nor5.
1900 Tillo Solootcn beianoen iid)
beute eeeenii6er ser Merceoes -@ai.
ierpltnlponlaee. Sic iinb auf bent
Wtori6 nod 0tatonoras, mo Tie iif)
ben &onititutionoliitet gum aanpf
itellcn merOen. Sffi5iere ilno Soloa-
ten limo iiber5eugt, oaB Tie in ben
nohlten paar Sngen Wtatarnoras
merben beiesen folnell. Silla=8elo
miro bier pielfad lmgelpe6ielt. Sir
einen amerifonii6en Guorter fam
man orci 8illa 9ollors erbolten.
g3aibington II, 26. Rora. 9on-
ter-9lonlirol Goperton in 8era Grlia
mcloete belite, bob bic 9tahridten
iiber oie 9eieoerbrenniing bon Siial-
SeIbern Inn Iroereio abiolut foIif)
ieien. gr fiiete bin5tt oab Sdiffe
t1gIih nit SiioI belooen ipitrben
nno baB in Der Staot polite &ube
berrihe.
Nontirol Goperton mclbetc fcrner,
oab Der 8puberneitr bon g)ucoton,
elm InbGn9er Gorrun5as, oen gur-
eern Shus perii6ert bate; bob
8en. 9ubarooo iid bentiibt, Die Sc
ipobner au berubigen; BOB in Tro-
ereio Sd)iffe unbelGItist Siial auf-
Iooen; ba bSera 9rii3 rlibig lei unb
6oB aus Santpico feline neuen ytn6=
ridlten borlGgen.
eSSn aablloien nnoren 9cpei6eit
perben l,rtbeoeutellbe nlilitoriife Se-
me9lutgen gen1eloet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
SSieDer Gin britiicber
Ganlpfer perienft.

miitete, freigeeeben iporoen lit, oa
man na6 fiiilftagiecr Suhe fcine
&onterbaiioe oil 9oro gefunoen bot.
SIoren5, Stoliel1, &c. 0tGr5.
lleber Yaris. Der bieiige slgert oes
gtorooeuti6en 9lopo bat bel Der go
li5ei energiifen Yrotelt baeesen eir-
geleet, oaB ii6 cine groBe Wenihen-
menge Inn iein Bureau olIomlnelte
lno bic S6eiben eir1oriidtr. neil er
Striegsoepeiden 5ilr Sdal geitellt
batte. SSSin @ureau mar Elm 9rrf-
iu6ung porgenomnlcn iporben, bel
ser man brei 9iiiten Sinoenblttgs,
9otterieliiten uno 9iiten fiir 3eid).
nilngel fiir Die oelttIfe 9ricgsanleibe
fnno.
2onoon, 26. WfGrS. Nof elmer
BON geitern botierteil &eitcrocpei6e
bon Scr 9Snicl Seneoos iino oic britt
iden &ricgsidiffe Gneen GliSabetb
lulO ggalnenlnon irno Der &rei5er
Gornlpoa Wtittipoh obeno in bic
0ar0ancller eingefnbrel1, Inn Die
0tinenfcger bel ibrer 9lrbcit su
i6ilsen lin 10 ltbr obeno Icilerte
bic tiirfilfc glrtiaeric bon grenfl,i
fiinf Sdliiiic ab lno alid, Die Sorts
bon &ilio Nabr fcicrten. Sic britt
id)en S6iffc nntfportcfcn NIT 20
Rltnoen, iporaitf bon oen Siirfcn fei=
nc 9lnttport mebr fom.
Bon 0fitternaft bis friib iesten
bic 0finenfeger ibrc Nlrbcit obne
St0rlng uno nit befricOigcnoem Gr-
folge fort, Iagt Der &orreippnoent.
2onbon 26. WGr5. @ritii6e
%arineoffiaiere, Die in Der lesten
@odlc am ben Sperotionen iit ocn
9aroaneaer teilgenommen babcit er-
fl1ren, ipie Der gltbencr &orreipon=
bent oes &euteri6en bureaus NIT.
teilt, ipenn es ni6t INN Die i6ipin-
mcnocn Mtineit geueien p1re. tparen
Die 0ar6anclle1 idloll Dem 9nnlbar-
oement om is. YtGr5 erlegen. Die
Sorts ielbit pdren ni6t imItanbe,
Die 9urdfnbrt 81 perbinoern. 8e-
gellip1rtig lei bas Wtinenfelo Ifon
beoeutello gei6tpddjt, nift MIR me
gen Der 5dtigfeit Der Ntinei1feger,
ionoern aild oarlim, neil tpobreilo
Der Stiirme pielc 0lincn oil Sonb
gctrieben ipllroen.
9as frait5oiiid]e &riegsid)iff Soll-
lois umo Der britiid)e &riegsfreu5er
Snfleriblc, Die beid)1oiet tporben ipa-
rem, ipiroen nod iiferen Stiispinf-
ten gebrad)t unO fperoen repariert.
gtad Der Oteiitlrng Der Sffi5iere fon-
ne man nit Ginger Siderbeit ail-
nebmen, oaB peridieoene Sorts reor-
5iert moroen icien.
Ser &orrciponoent beri6tet, boB
in Der tiirfii6en Saliptltabt grobe
&oblennot berridc. Giele SSobrifen
ieien 0esbalb geidJloiien uno Die
aruftitotioncit Der StraBenbabnee-
ieIlidoft b1ttcn geidloiiel uerOen
miiiler.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
Mit gan5er &eman=
nurlg oerloren.
s 4 mn6 26 @ann
,am MtertSgrnn6.

boote ipurbe bon Ser 81, efftem
Sdmeiterl9tff Der Sd, Dor .5tpei
SSdbren in Der Ban BON Snn Sran.
cisco aufgeitelt. Oie 81 eihg 2s3
SUB birab, blieb in oiefer Giefe aebn
Weinitten ino fubr bort nit elmer
SdneIliefeit bon feds ¬en. Sn
iener Siefe fra6ten Die Seiten oes
8ootes iinter bem fiir6terli9en @oi-
ierorud irnb 2eittn. g. Sotpell, iein
Siibrer, meloete, bnb @aiIer bur9
Die 8ootsrGiinte orang.
Su friiber Wtorgeititlinoe NOR
bei,te oas Worire Sepnrtenertt mod
pbne poIle sSriformntipn our1 &eor.
MbnriraI Woore iuo bios Die cine
fir5e 9epeide ipar eineetroffet, bob
Die Sd untergetaudt urto nid)t
mebr 5nriidgefebrt mar. 9ie alioere
9epei6e fom bon @apt. Srtitb.
Die SatiadJe, boB Sept. Sntitb's
9epei6e breibie Saoen Siefe er.
tpdbnt, belebte Die Soffnitng, oab Die
Sd ni9t tiefer als 180 SUB lie.
gen mag, III mel6em Sole slusiiGt
lit, Die Woniti6aft Su retten, ipeirt
-fofort OIL Die slrbeit gegangen tper-
ben foritte.
gis iest NOR Die on1erifaitiide
Morine nit ibren llnterieebooten
gar5 beiorbers gliidli9. 9ein Men.
i6enlebeit tpurbe bisber perIoren,
nenn ou6 eirige Sdiffe fleinere
ltnfdne gebobt bottei1, ipie lie bel
Muil0nern BON Sou6booten nid)t
ieIten iinb. giiropdiife Slotten bot
ten bagegen ernite ltnfoIle, BET benen
3oii1boote nit Der got5en Mor1n.
id)aft perloren gingen.
Die @etpGIer bes SonpluIii.
Slniies, mo Die Sd lieet, baben
pulfaitii6e 5eliengebirse om @aee.
resbooeil, nit bohen fdorfen8ipfeln
unb tiefen eneen Sdliinben. Mon
fiir9tct, 6ob Die 81 in einen iol.
diem S9liito bineingefa1en iein
mag.
SonoIuIu, 26. NtGr5. 9rabt-
Ioie gea6ri6ten, Die Deite friib bon
Sdiffen famen, ipelde nad) Oem Der.
mibten ltnterieeboot Sd iit9ert,
meIben, bab Die 9Irbeit fortidreite,
oaB ober nifts 9efinitipes gen1eloet
iperoen fDnne. 9us Sdidial Der 26
Mann lit nod inuner unbefannt.
Sie &iiite, in beren Sobe Die
Sd Iiegt, fGllt fteiI ab. @ertn Dos
Boot in S5 Saben @oiier liegt, lit
es ailberbolb oes 9ereides bon Saii,
6erit iinb @reifbafen iuno oiirfte mir
nod ON Dem obi6iiiiigen Wteeres.
booen ipeiter berobfnneit.
Sauher itieeen geitern Bis ait
elmer Siefe bon 1876 SUB biiiab, mas
elm lofuler &eforo lit, uno ipurben
betpubtlos ON Die Sberfla6e beraiif.
ge5ogen.
Sieiiae 0ertuan6te Der Mitglie1er
Der Monitid)aft tpnrten 6itgitlid) nitf
gta6ri6ten. Sanles SO. Soegett BON
0taceounia, Mo., elm @leftrifer, Der
9anourlarb bate, iit bas ei1tdige
N1iteIieo Der Manni6aft, Dos, TO-
piel man tpeib, Dem Sooe erttron.
nen it,
@nbre Sou6boote, Die bier itaifo-
niert iinb, il,den ieet bas O5ean6ett
nod benz nerirtibter ltrtteriee6oot ob,
mGbrenb bos Nforine-S6lcppb
9topaio uno anoere S6iffe NIT
@reifbofen bas @oot iuhen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26

Itiguneen Der 9nrbanelen, beiBt es
in ser 0epeihc meiter, tperben erfolg-
reid, bon1baroiert uilb Die ltni6do-
lidno6rng Scr Winen lei bis 5icin-
lid peit in Die 9aroanellen binein
gelungen.
lteber 9ufareit fommen riiiiiide
Sieqesna6ri6ten.- Gs banbelt iid)
angeblid Inn Siege Der 9fltiien iiber
Die Seiterreider in Der &arpatben-
acaeno. 9eint 2upfoppaB ieien 100
0iterrei1ii1e Sffi5iere mnb $500
W1onn gefangen genommen iuorben.
9eit6tigiu9 bleibt ab5iiparten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
Strb6r init SDrm Dertagt.
Gerteioiser nod nidt bereit, amf oi
glnflage 81 plaioieren.

80 ton, 26. Mar5. @erner
Sorn tpuroe berte i'm bieiigen gun-
oesgeri1t unter Der slnflage oes un-
aeieblid)en Sronsportes bon Spreng-
itoffcn BON Stem Dorf nod @ancebo-
ro, Wie., porgefiibrt. 9luf Soritellull-
gen ieines @erteioigers aber, oaB er
nod nid)t pr6pariert lei, INN auf Die
slnfloge Su plaiOieren, mltroe oas
8erbor bis 5uu 5. slpril perihoben.
Sorn mad]te befanntlid) ben 8eriud],
oic internotionole Bride i'll 8ance-
boro in Die 9uft 5it iprengen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
2ebensmiioer Mrat

Safion, Ni6., 26. Wa6r5. Or.
6. 6. gmmerion beging geitern in
ieinem Sous in Springport Selbit'
morb, inbem er iid) eridoB. Or. em'
merton, Der 80 Sabre als Ir5t III
SSafion Goulitp prafti5iert bate, mar
81 Sabre alt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
Mnto wnrbe nngelentig.
Jram in SnbanmaB getDtet, @ntfe
nmo brei iSabrsaite perlekt.

Suponnob, Co., 26. DtGr3.
In 6cn bel einent sllitonipbilunfoa
geitern obertb erlittcnen 8erIesunscn
ftorb bier bcute Srau Hoberiion
Iariban bon @eItport, &c. g., pob-
reitb ibr Ntann, Elm friiberer Aftien.
mailer, idlintnt berleet ooriiieoer-
Iiest. Serr Woribaa flbr Die Gor,
hie plotli6 iingelenfig mur0e. Grei
anore Sabre1ite, idnttlid) aus Ga.
parriiab, trugen lei6te @erlebrnecn
ooDpn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
&apitalanlagen

ipuroen nie eenlad)t, Delde before
tragen als mir offericren
in Serrenausltattiings slrtifelrl imo
2Ieionngsltiidcn. Sbielos sSeiler-
perfauf, 57-59 @cit @rano &iper
slpenue.-sln5.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
Sseraeiicn Sic nidDt,

baB SSbnen cine cute @elegenbeit emit
gebt, menn Sic Sbre &leioungsltide
nno slusitottungsartifel nidt I'M
Sbielbs' 3euerperfaui, 5l-59 @elt
8rano giper ape. fniifen.-Ati5.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-26
HriegS-
na(6ri(5ten.
Rad Sdlnh ser &ebnftion einsetruf'
rem.
&nllen bel GSernowib
gti6lageu.
Oeiterrei6iide Srnppen
iiberid)ritten bic ruff
idt 6ren5e.

gerlin, 26. IGrs. 9rabtlus
iiber Sappille, u. y. Die lteber-
ieeiidle 9tadJridJtenasemtnr melbet
nns Snbapcit:
Die &uiien lunroen nDrblid nun
Gsermuiuit seid)lasem. Die Seiter'
reidDer iino an bieIer Steae iiber bic
8remse madJ 9inklamb uurseornn'
gen.