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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17
Personal.

Floyd E. Scattergood spent last week
at Asbury Park.
Miss Irene Brown is visi ting friends
at Pitman Grove.
Samuel F. Sapp has been enjoying an
outing at Anglesea.
Miss Mary Sleeper is spending this
week at Seaside Heights.
E. L. Schuyler and wife are on two
weeks trip to West Creek.
Mrs. Burr Wright has gone to Perth
Amboy for ten days. visit.
John Throckmorton, ST., has spent
the past few days at Lavalette.
William Everett Worrell is enjoying
the ocean breezes at Seaside Heights.
Benjamin Deacon and family are at
Lake Placid, N. Y, for months stay.
Miss Ethel Dobbins, of Camden. has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Boyce.
Rev. Joseph L. Surtees and wife have
gone to Ocean Grove for two weeks
vacation.
John Worth and family, of Mill street,
are enjoying an automobile trip to Lake
George.
Charles Throckmorton and children,
Lille and Charles, Jr., of Trenton, visited
relatives here on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Shemeley, Jr.,
motored to Seaside Park on Sunday.
Mrs. John S. Haines and daughter,
Miss Grace A. Haines, are occupying a
cottage at Seaside Heights for two
weeks.
| Miss Bessie Linnington, of Glenolden
Pa, is spending her vacation with the
Misses Katherine and Charlotte Aaron
son. on Ridge avenue.
Ludwig p Vollers and family, whC
have been occupying Cedar Cabin, OF
the upper creek, during the summer. re
turned to their homes in Philadelphi;
on Saturday.
Miss Reba Shinn, a nurse at tn,
Hahnemann hospital, Philadelphia, il
spending months vacation with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Shinn
on Mount Holly avenue.
Edwin r. Smythe was a Mount Holly
visitor last week. He was formerly Oh
ganist at st. Andrews church, but i
; now located in the west, where he wi
soon begin his studies for the ministry
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Tracey, Mrs
Hattie Tracey and daughter Berthi
started Saturday on an automobile tou
through New York state, where the
formerly lived before coming to Mour
Holly. They will be gone two weeks.
James 7. Royle, one of the owners {
the Royle-P ilkington mill, arrived HON
on Saturday. He and h is family wei
o on trip to Canada when the mill W;
destroyed by fire and telegram tellin
of the disaster brought them home.
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Base Ball.

Mount Holly defeated Taubel, Of
Riverside, on the High street ground, on
Saturday, in a fast, snappy game. The
field work of the home team was all that
could be desired, and the pitching of
Chance was a feature. He shut out the
visitors without hit Only two Taubel
men reached first base and they got
there on passes. This was the second no
hit game pitched by Chance this season.
The SCORE foIIouc.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17
NUTIcE OF SETTLEMENT
ESTATE OF JOHN q. BRASIL

Notice is hereby given that the accounts Of
the subscriber, Administrative OF John g.
Braislin, deceased, late of the county of Bur
lington, will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate and reported for settlement and
allowance to the Orphans Court OF said
county at session to be held on the second
day of September, 1915.
IDA W. BRAISLlN,
Juls "a, 1915 Administrators.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17

Gold cuff button, marked A. r. g.,
lost on Thursday, probably near the
mill fire. Please return to IA Mill st.
Mrs. M. b. Austin will be III Mount
Holly for work on Tuesdays and We'd
nesdays until further notice. Office
open daily for appointments.
An account with the Mount Holly
Safe Deposit & Trust Company can be
depended upon for safety and prompt
interest returns. Three per cent. inter
est paid on time deposits. Start an &C
count now.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17
ELI II. CHANpLER. solicitor
ExECUroR's NOTICE.
ESTATE OF MARTHA Nj. PowEL1

Notice is hereby given that an order has
been made by the Surrogate of the County OF
burlington, bearing date ON the sixth day OF
July. A, d., 1915, upon the application of Char
les Coles, the subscriber. requiring the credi-
tors of Martha M. Powell, deceased, to bring
In their claims against the estate of said
decedent, under oath or affirmation, ON or
before April q. 1916, or they will be debarred
of any action therefor against the said exec
utOr.
CHARLES COLES,
July 8, 1915. Executor.
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Notice is hereby given that the accounts of
the subscriber, administrator of Ann Han
mold. deceased late of the county of Burlinr-
ton, will be audited and stated by the Surro-
gate and reported for settlement and allow
ance TO the Orphans Court of said county at
session to be held October 7, 1915
WILLIAM J. HANNOLD,
CHARLES A. RIGG Proctor Administrator.
August IL. 1915
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MARRIED

BURNs-RoBINsoN.- August Z, at Beverly,
by Rev. Father Dernis, John Burns and Miss
Anna Robinson, both of Beverly.
HUNTER-ANDERsoN.-J July 81, at Hatnes-
port by Rev. j. f. Bornhold, Grover Hunter
of Bridgeboro. and Miss Blanche Anderson,
of Hainesport.
REITMEIR - SCHWEPPENHEIsER = August
IL. at Riverside, by Rev. DIR. Jentsch, Arthur
Reitmeir, of Riverside and Miss Anna
Schweppenheiser, of Delanco.
SwAIN-NIxoN.- August 8, at Camden By
Rev. Daniel Johnson, Harry W. Swain and
Miss Perla M. Nixon, both of Mount Holly.
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By virtue of decree for sale to me directed
issued ont of the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey, in a cause wherein Mary e. Stead Ii
complainant and Washington Stead and
others are defendants, will expose to sale al
public vendue on
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17

Personal Hebrew New Year Sept.
9TH Greeting Cards, ten designs.
Make your selection early. L. s. Boyce,
Stationer. adv.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17

Eastman's genuine N. C. Kodak and
Brownie films, all sizes. l.. S. Boyce,
stationer. adv
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17
A DJoURNED SPECIAL. MASTERS

A DJOURNED SPECIAL. MASTER1s
N SALE
The sale OF the property advertised to be
soid by virtue OF decree in the Court of
Cnancery OF New Jersey, in a certain cause
therein depending wherein John w. III.
BROOKS is complainant and Mary S. Brooks,
et al, are defendants, stands adjourned for
three weeks until Tuesday, August "a, 1915,
at the same hour and place.
Dated August 3, 1915.
ROBERT H. INGERSOLL,
Special Master.
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NOTICE

NorIor
After this date will not be responsible for
any debts unless contracted by myself
d. b. SMITH, j X.
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Advertisements.

Developing and printing. Quality
work. l.. 5. Boyce. Eastman's kodaks
and supplies. ad
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17
SIoo Reward

reward of $50 will be paid for information
leading to the arrest and conviction of the
person who robbed my house in Mount Holly
on or about July 10, and further reward OF
SoU Tor the recovery of the stolen property.
EDWARD ID. STOK Els.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17

jury. The mud guard OF the car was
slightly damaged.
There was an amusing automobile in
cident one day last week, but it cannot
be included in the numerous jokes that
are put out about the Ford, for the ma
chine in question was a Winton. 1t
stood in front of Aliens drug store and
the iceman had just put 100 lbs. of ice in
front of it. The driver of the auto, with
oufnoticing the ice, started the engine,
the front wheels of the machine jumped
the ice, and away the whole outfit went
up High street. When opposite the
post office some one called to the driver
and asked him if he was running on
gasoline or was skating. That was the
first he knew he was carrying a handi-
cap of 100 lbs. He got out and found il
necessary to jack up the car to get the
ice from under it.
The much-discussed game of base bal
between Mount Holly Elks and County
Officials will take place next Thursday
August 10, at $3.50, on the High stree
ground, Mount Holly, and promises t.
be great event. Both teams have beer
practicing faithfully, and each side i
confident of winning. Judging by re
ports made personally by each player
there is not a man on either team VIII
is not a star. Watch me in the game
as am still live wire;" my arm
as good as ever" and other similar re
ports are heard daily. Robert s. Gas
kill has offered SIS to the man on eithe
team, catchers barred, making the frs
home run, and this prize is to be eagerl
sought after. All the pitchers claim
however, that there will be no HON
runs; that each batter has been sized u
and tagged, and that an occasional on
base hit will be the limit of the hitting
The price of admission will be % cent
The entire receipts of the game will {
the Burlington County Hospital.
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4 Office OF sETrLEmENT.
EsrArE an Ann HANNnIn

July 8. l9l5
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il. Reeve are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Reeve,
of Riverton.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-01
CUENTOS De ACTUALIDAD
"a EStacion

pierde luego en- las negTuras del horl-
zonte, Y para los indiferentes que 10
ven cruzar Dor delante de u ojos
cuando viene a Madrid, un individuO,
como otro c~ualquiera.
Pero ocurre una desgracia, IN deS-
carrilamiento, un siniestro; el jefe de
estaci0n, el Instruments insignificant
te, rendido por 10 penoso de su tarea
sc ha descuidado un minute, un Sc
gundo tai vez; acaso al levantarse de
la silla donde r~eposaba, sin perfecta
conciencia de suS actos, con el cere-
bro oscurecido por las nieblas de un
'sucho i~nvencible. do NAL la Salida.
comunic6 equivocadamente o la es-
taci6n Immediate, hizo partir ell tren
tque dcbia d~etenerse; Y ell tren partlo,
y chocando en- ell canine con otra mo-
IIe de la misma fuerza y de velocidad
Iidentica. ~provoco una catastrofe. re-
D~resentada por vagones que Sc des-
trojan. por p~ortezuelas que saltan en-
@stiIlas. por Iocomotoras que Sc des-
Drenden del c~arriI, por viajeros que
Gucumben, por ayes de espanto Y por
c~stertores de agonia....
EntonceS todas las responsibilities
dcs caen sobra el desdichado jefe de
-T --l- i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-01

Los ~habiCanteS pacificos tienen que
sopor-ar los mas feroces rigores. las
"meditas mas i~nexorables" todas las
requjsicjones. las imposiciones. las
courriouciones. las obligaciones de
.raoajar: obligados a la barbara eau
..n. ,Ir los r"heur>. tIcnrn uu. SEP
v.r de guia al enemigo, no solo. pue-
den tambien ser "obligados a dar IN
tormeS Sobre 81 ejercito. sobre Ia ma
aera de hacer la guerra los suyos,
= Sobre los medios de vida ' los Sc
creros de 81 ejercito" tparrafo 53).
+ Ia TRACTION obligatoria so pena de
devastation, de la persecution, de "a
muerte.
Este articulo de la ley guerrero
a,emana costo la vida 4 miles de
heroes cast todos de~sconocidos. Fl
l,,imo case fue eI del ingeniero Lee
-oir de Gaud. Era este depositario
lie imporJautisimos documentos rela-
cionados con los movimientos ferro-
c~a-llcros. Las autoridades alcmanas
.c ordenaron que eutregaSc aqucllos
I~ocumeutos. Pero el ~ingcnicro. a
pesar de la de muer.c, Sc
nego. Los alemarcS-narran los co
.rrcsponsales hoIaudeses-antc, dc tU-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-01

"se atrevia a tirar" sobre su tropas
orden6 a la ciudad que hiciera ce-
sar ell fuego, de 10 ~contrario habria
sido desUruida en- IN 'cuarto de
bora,
Cuando una incursion de caballe-
ria belga interumpi6 las lineas fe-
rrocarrileras Y t~eIegraficas cerca de
Loyaina 81 General Won del Goltz
.proclam5 que los pueblos de Loven-
.joult Y Vertryck habrian 'debido de
dar cuenta" Y por 10 tanto tendrian
que entregar rehenes y que los pue
bios cerca de los cuales Sc repitieran
tales acontecimientos no importa
que tpnga no compIicjdad con los
~autores" serian castigados sin mise
~ricordia'. Y la lista de los rehenes
I~fusilados es interminable.
Para los alemanes no es suficien-
tie que los pueblos conquistadoS Sc
sometan-tienen que ser las vede-
tas. los espias. los d~efensores Y los
t~proveedores del enemigo....
La ciudad de Wavre tenia la obli-
gaci6n (obligacion de guerra por
l~supuesro) de pagan una indemniza-
cion a los invasores. Asi las autori-
dades alemanas anunciaron eI veNci-
r;o--o IeI D1,ro. II riuGaI de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-01
POR Los CAMPOS De BATALLA
Ell evangelio del soldado alemar
= = -

au~l,ruyr un peIIgro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-01

Ell Maquinista.

En- pie sobre e. suelo acerado de
4 locomotora. reDartiendo con mano
.egura V experta vida Y calor ' mo,
.imiento a aquel ORGANISING de hierro
. De cobre; apoyado Ell la m~anivela;
! ltcnto a las o~sciIaciones del manome,
70 y a las exigencias del regulator;
.ombinandolo TODD; esta ell maquinis-
Ia del tren en- Marcia con los ojos
Duestos en- ell canine y la cOncien-
ia en- el cumplimiento de su debcr.
AQuel hombrc vestido por n blu
sa azul recogida en- desiguales pile
CUES. sobre unos pantaloneS del mismo
color: robusto de cuerpo. con eI ros-
trO e~nnegrecido por cl hume, las ma
nos Sucias por el carbon y Ia piel cur
ida por Ia lIuvia Y el aire, aquel
D~crsonaje en- cuya eXistencia reparan
apeuas los v~iajeroS, es el dueno del
tren que reSbala apresuradamcnte So
IRE los rails; i su voluntad y a su
pericia estan encomendados los III
tercses varios que sc agitan y sc anon
tonan en- ell interior de los vagones,
Ia vida De los hombres, la c~onServa-
ciou de los equipajeS, la scgur!dad de
las mercancias; uu movimiento torpe;
una maniobra NAL hecha: el menor
Iesruido; ia mas pequena falta, pue-
len convertir Ia mole obediente Y
bien e~quilibrada, el medic de comu-
licacion y dc progreso, cl implaca-
Die vencedor de las distanciaS V de
las fronteras. en- una masa ciega y.
iestructora, en- instrumental de muer-
t. Y de tortura, en- vehicuIo de desas-
tres Y en- pregonero de d~esgracias.
Porquc tai sabc, porque no Sc lie
ascondc Ia responsibilities que de su
oficio cmana, Gamma cl maquiniSta
Dor Ia via adeIantc inaccessible al sue
10. a Ia distraction y al ~cansancio,
lzotado por la lluvia cuando las nu-
Des Sc desatan en- aqua, sacudido por
81 huracan cuando ell trueno rule en-
.os aires el rayo construye angulos
lie fuego en- cl horizcntc, tostandose
de un lado Y helandosc de otro duran
te cl invierno para achicharrarse por
todas parties a Ia vcz en- el yerano,
recibiendo ell beso frio de Ia ~escarcha,
81 halito entumeccdor de la nieve, la
Garcia aSfixiad0ra del sol Y el brus-
20 manotazo del vendaval, firme en-
su sitio, peuctranio con pupila es-
.udrinadora las tinieblas en- las no,hes
pbscuras, vigiiando las curvas que des
Ia Inca, fijaudOse en- el mcnor
detallc, porquc en- haccrlo estriba
I'll deber, porque es a I'm tempo mis-
no captain y photo de aquel buque
Iue mancia en- TERRA firme Sobre dos
:arrIIcs de accro.
Esfuerzo gigarresco e de csc hon.
)re, en- quien nadie 0 cast nadie re-
para, y d quicn 70 he visto ganar le-
suas. cnvuelto por torbcilinOs de hu-
no, por nicbias dc vapor, r]espirando
ina atmosicra dc hula, siniestra-
ucnte iluminadO por cl r~csplandor 70
izo que brota de la hornilla entire
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rssa = = eee!gs 8 ee!g@n= !
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F.ss : /. gaglg. e eelumns 3.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
6elbe unter iid.
200 Srientalen in Sdlagerei an
Sdiffsborb in Seattle.
sseinbielisfeiten stuiifen Gbineien
nnb Sapanern anf Sampfer.

Seattle, @afb., fl. Oft. Out.
senOe bon iapaniiden itno dineiiihen
Matroien pflegen bei,te S6nitt- lmb
&ibpunoen als SoIge eines geitrieen
Samples on Goro bes I'M bieiteen
Sofen Iiegenoen 9ompfers 0finne-
toto Der @reat 9tortbern 9inie.
3fpciblnbert Srientolen, Die Mcbr-
belt bes 8erionaIs bes 9ompfers,
nabm on oem &alnpf tell, ben bie go.
Iiaeireicrpen bon Seattle nur nit
Riibe beenoen fonnten. Die qenaue
ltriade Der ShIGgerei lit nidt be-
fannt. man meib nir. baB ieit benz
Gage, bu bie Wtinneiota ans bem
Orient abgelegeIt mar, 5lpiitben ben
Gbincien unb Sapanern boies glut
berrihte. 9ie S6I6eerei begann, aIs
60 dineiiide Watroien cine japani-
ihc @eburtstagsfeier 5u itoren ber-
iuhtcn. Sofprt crbicIten beibc Sci
ten @eritGrfunaen, lno in peniacn
Minuten fGnpfte iebcr Der @eIben
nit ssGiiiten, 8Iaiden, Stiiblen ,tnb
onoeren @offen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Giubriagling Don Yaitor
eridoiie1.
Spfer Der Subn prumiuenter ia.
milie in Heiu Srleans.
Taitpr id)ph, ais er iein 2eben be-
brDljt luGbnte.

9ten Orleans, II. Oft. &en.
9pron Soaep, &eftor Der episfopa-
len ct. @eorge-&irde, elmer Der por-
nebnliten 8erneinben Der Stabt, er-
id)oB beitte friib Gaming 8earioll,
Sobn eines proninenten Giienbabn-
9ean1ten, oen er fir einen Ginbre6er
gebalten batte.
8egen 6 llbr firth telepbonicrte
Or. SoQep Der 8oliSei, er babe i'm
Stuoier5immer bes &eftoruts einert
Wann erid]oiien. Spdter eraablte Der
Saitor Der 8oli5ei, baB er, aIs er lid
in ieiner Office beianO, ien,anoen in
benz anitobcnben StuoierSirnmer ge.
ben gebort bGtte. Ser Baitor be-
paffnete ii6 nit einem HepoIper,
trdt IN oos 3in1mer unb iab einen
Wonn nabe Der Siire.
Ser ginbriugling beunttportete
meine Srugen nid]t, als i6 bon ibnl
piiien ipolIte, iper er iei uno mas er
tpiinide", iagte Or. Sollep. Limb
ols if) ibm befabl, bas Soits 5u per-
laiicn; nadte er cine 9etpegling, als
oh er einen Sepolper 3ieben ipollte.
0araiifbin teuerte i6 mo Der Wann
Itiir5te 3it @ooen".
Webrere Stllnben ipGter pltroe
Der Cote BON Natban q. Yearibaa,
einem 9eamten Der 5eras & Yaeific
9abn, als iein % Sabre alter Sobn
9oniing ibentifi5iert. @eber Die 81
tern nod Die sSrelnoe fonnten einen
@runb fir Die 9lnipeienbeit bes jilit-
gen Wannes in bem &eftorat ange.
ben. Or. &oaep mill i'm niemals
norber geieben boben.
0ie Boli5ei fanb, oaB Elm Seniter
geipaltiam geoffnet moroen mar. Die
9eariaIls ipobnen mebrere 8lods bon
bent Heftorat entfernt unb 5mar in
Der itaditen Strabe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Sti Sprung aus gntO
DerltBt.
Sram aus Or. Siapibs uabe Mt. Gle.
mems anf ben Spb perlebt.
i3pci Nanncr in @erbinbnng init mn.
iteriDIem 1lnfna perbaftet.

Oct. Clemens, fl. Oft. I'm
fer if)uerem Seroad)t peroen bier
pon S6eriff Sorttpnp @ip Sbirfep
uno &i6aro Q. &eir1ett bon Gnlmett,
Wi6., in 9aft geuommen. Sic pcr.
ben feitgebalten perber, bis cs iidl
3eigen miro, pelfe1 slusgong Die
Serlesringen einer Srai genommen
baben, Die, iuie iie iagen, a6t Wteilcn
iiioIi6 bon Wft. Clemens on Der
@rotiot &oab eeitern abeno aiis III
rem glittonobil geipriIngen mar. Die
sSrau fiel uuf bos StrnBenbabnge-
leiie uno trug nebit einent Sfliiiiel-
beinbrli6 innere Serlesungen oopon.
Wfan bro1tc lie nod Dem @nibington
Spitol, mo tic bis ieet baS 9eiuiBt-
iein nod ,li9t 5lriiderlangt bat Gi-
ne in ben GIeibcrn gefllnoene Siiit-
farte true oen Nnrneit pon 6roit
@Ii5abetb 8ifforo, IL Siib Siniiiou
Strabe, @ranb 9iopios. Seibe 0tou-
ner iagen, 6aB iie Die 5raii nid]t fen
men. sic b1tten iie an Sismord=
Strabe IN ibr 9liitonobiI genommcil,
unb p6brenb bieies nit GROCER 9e-
ihninbigfeit fubra bei6lob Die 5rou
pIoslif, aus Der Gar 81 ipringen.
@ronb Hopios, Wtid., If.
Oft. Srau gli5abetb @ifforo, @ut-
lin S. Sreb @ifforb's, eines Srbei-
ters in elmer bieiigen Wobelfobrif,
perlieB letter. 9icitItng ibr SnuS
bier, Inn @eripanote in 0tt. Clemens
5u beiii6en. Serr 8ifforo ertpar-
tete an Der gubnitution Die Sfiidfcbr
ieiner 6rau, als er ourd] 3eitiings-
leiite bon ibrem ltnfun erfitbr. Gr
traf iofort slnitalten, nad @tt Gle
mems 5u fubren sd fam mir nid)t
oenfen, tpie Der llnfau paiiiercn FONT
tc," iagte er. SopicI idl fueiB, fenitt
Tie nienlanben in @mmet, Der ein Gilt
foinobiI beiist."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Gbicagu's ,,trodener"
SOnntag.
Hnr % 8irte befplgteu gefebl bes
giirsermeiiters nidjt.
&irte Der ipimbisen Stabt biihten
100000 ant @eifaft Elm.

Gbicngo, II. Oft. 9aut berti-
gen glngoben bes IoIi5ei6efs Seolp
batte Der geitrige erite Sonntogs-
i6Il,B Der @irtidaften felt IA Sabren
Die gerinsite 3abI bon 8erboftuneen
in Der @ei6idte oes YoIi5ei De-
partements 3ur SoIge. @on ben
1852 @irti6nften in Der Stobt bot.
ten angebIi6 nur 90 oen 9eiebl bes
giirgermeiiters Sbompion ni6t be-
adtet. Sic meiiten Der Serleslngen
paren aber geringfiigigen Gbaraf-
ters l,nb MIR ein @irt ipurbe per-
baftet. Die @irtifaften in ben Sor-
orten aber, no bos itaotIi6e S6Iie-
Brngsgeies niht biirheefiibrt ipurbe.
mahten elm iingerpobnIid, eutes &C.
idGft. ..~.
8eitern aab es nur ie65ebn Ser,
baftungen megen Srunfcnbeit unb
AZ am Snn1itag i'm @ergIeih nit
einem 9iirhidnitt bon 243 @erbof-
tlineen fiir Die beiben Sngen in Den
pereaneenen Wonoten.
Ginige Der 8irtihoften I'M nnte-
rem StabtteiI lnb in ben bid]tcr BE-
boIferten Iiitriften botten bon. Mfit-
ternaft bis beutc Inn 1 ltbr friib
often, aber Dos @eih6ft crfiiIlte niht
ibreeripartirngen. @irte ih1sen, bob
lie burd Den geItrigen Spnntags-
fdlub 100000 eingebiibt bGttcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Strtiffr ant barter YrObt
General electric idliebt &unferensen
INNER ipieber binans.

9 henectabp, q. g., If. Oft.
George 6. Gutntons, General -Iana-
ger Der General electric 60, begob
iid) beite nad Grie, Ba., unb infolge-
beiien gob es feihe &onferena 5tpi-
i6en 9eumten Der @eicQi6aft uno
0ertretern Der 10000 s(rbeiter, Die
5ir gr5ningrng bes a9tftiinbigen
slrbeitstages on ben Strcif eeaangen
iinb. Wan ertpartet crit in 3ipei ODER
brei Sagen Die Giidfebr Serrn Gm-
mons. Der 3tped ieiner sSabrt nod
grie Duroe nidt befanntgcgeben.
Wfan DeiB MIR, oaB Die bieiisen
Streifer niid) nit ben @rbeitern Der
3peiefabrif in grie in @erbinbnng
itanoen, Inn bieie gum Ausitanb all
beraitlafien
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Sabriffefitl erplobiert.
Sdliuerer llnfaa in elmer Shnbfabrif
in Maiiaduietts.

g8 epnoutb, Ytaii., II. Oft.
SSngeniellr Cornelius Gonbrid p,irOe
eetotet unb 5pei Sei5er, 6ronf Reeo
unb SSiainm 5oreartp, i4Iimm per-
lest, pdbrerlb elm oritter Sei5er. @il-
liams Burns, nit Iei6ten Serleslln.
gen babon fam, OILS belite Der Yfa.
i6inenraum Der Sdubfabrif bon
George @. Strong burd cine &eiiel-
eploiion in Sriintmer gelegt murbe.
&eeb unb Sorsortp purben nah
einem SpitaI gebradt, beiim 9ler5te
bic @erleeuneen fir lebensgefGbrIid
beaeidnen. Ger Waidinenraum itieb
bart an Die Sabrif on, unb ipenn
uiih bo5 SaliptgebGiibe nidlt 6erer
fling. 10 ipurbe bod bur6 @aiier be-
oeutenber Sdaoen angeri6tet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Qebensmiibe.

gF nj It e. e, Dlid., II. Oft. 8u.
ftape Summer. so Sabre oft. unb
Better zines Goruiiels, periudte iei-
mem 0eben burh grifieben ein gnbc
5u MAIDEN. Die aligeI fam our6 Die
gade ipieocr beraiis. 0rr6 ben
ShuB puroen Die Hahbarn barauf
aufnerfiani gcmadt rinb riefen sic
IoIi5ei 5u Silfe, bic Den Ysann na6
einem SoipitaI bradte, mo- er, Iaut
GrstIiher slusiagen, elmer 8eneiing
entqeqenieben fonne.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-11
Sranbitiftnng permutct.
@nren fir 9llIiierte in Glcpelanb in
sslammen anfsesangen.

Gle elnnb, g.. If. eft. oier
beeann man nit elmer llntcriudunq
zines granbes, Der bcittc 5u friibcr
Worgenitunbe in Der glnIogc Der 9to-
tionoI Carbon 50. ousgcbro6cn mar,
ncl6e on &rieasaiftr6qen orbcitet.
Ser ongeriftete Shnoen miro ouf
$4,000 aei66st. 2ogcrb6uier, Die
@oren entbieIteu, ipeIdc 5ur %cricn-
bung nn6 Guropo bcreit maren, fic-
len ben Slonuen gum Hmub. 9ron6.
itiftlrng lpir6 pern1utet.