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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
STANTON SUPPLIES BULLS
TO MANY SOUTHWEST RANCHES

Stanton, Tex, May 18.-StantOn is
supplying fine bulls TO many west
Texas ranches and farms. and q num-
Der of bulls have been shipped from
here to Arizona and New Mexico points
E. B. Dickerson, OF Stanton. has sold
bulls to the following: To CoWden
Bros, for their ranch west Of Midland,
car load; TO D. c. Coats. near PecOs. q
car load; TO Jack Pickett. for shipment
to Amarillo. several; to Edgar Timber
lake, Globe, Ariz-, car load A car
load Of bulls were sold to H L Holly,
OF Denver. for his ranch near San Mar
cial n II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
TRAFFIC CLUB WILL BE
FORMED THURSDAY NIGHT

traffic club viii be Organized
Thursday night at the chamber OF
commerce. The club will have for its
purpose the securing Of better rates
to FL Paso from the east and from FL
Paso to the local wholesale territory.
S s. Baker. OF the FL PasO smelter,
is organizing the club and will have
the first meeting Thursday evening in
the traffice department Of the chamber
of commerce. 1t is the intention to
have representatives from ali of the
wholesale and retail stores and facto-
ries present at the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
CALIFORNIA; BUY 100000
WORTH OF YAVAPAI CATTLE

Prescott, Ariz, Nay 1s.-Since Jan.
1. 100000 worth Of cattle have been
sold by Yavapai county stOckmen,
chiefly to California buyers It is esti-
mated that before July / the years
sales Will reach 81. 900, 900.
Miller & Lux, Of the Imperial Valley,
California, have just bought 1900 mead
Of yearling steers from kirkland and
Skull valley growers, for early June
delivery. They paid S32 a head This
is the ruling price for young steers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18

an ~ ---e--le AA~-- I'll 81
by using the following scientific
treatment that acts through the
pores and removes the cause:
Two tablespoonfuIs of Calcocide
compound in warm foot bath:
soak the feet fifteen minutes,
gently rubbing sore parts" You
can get CalOcide from any drug
store A twenty-five-cent package
is usually enough to cure the worst
feet Medical Formula. Dayton, o.
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
DOUGLAS CATTLEMEN ARE
EAGER TO IMPORT CATTLE

Douglas, Ariz-. May 1S.-Local cat
tlemen are eager to resume their bust
ness of importing and selling Mexican
cattle, and are hopeful that when the
Arizona Livestock Sanitary board meets
at Phoenix, May 20. the quarantine
against Mexican cattle may be lifted.
Letters received here by local cattle
men indicate that such action may be.
taken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
LONDON Is WITHOUT
..rrTlr,r,EI r.an EEnnrr.r

London. Eng, May 18-With the ex-
ceptiOn of an occasional car. London
was without street car service Monday
virtually all the drivers and contractors
of the London county municipal rail-
road street car system now out on
strike having taken a pledge not to re-
turn to work until a permanent in
crease in pay and not merely war
bonus. is granted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
S27, 900 WORTH OF CATTLE
SHIPPED FROM TAIBAN. n. M.

fabian, n. NJ. May ia total OF
$4,000 worth OF cattle was sold here
recently by Bill Elliott Jake Gregg and
other cattlemen to G. W. Medley, Of
Clarendon, Tex The cattle were
shipped to his ranch at Pampa. Tex
The shipment amounted to 500 head
OF this number 617 head came from the
Elliott ranch. 157 from the Hall ranch.
and remainder from various parts Of
the country. 1t required Il cars 10 ship
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
HEAFIELD TELLS ARCHITECTS
HOW Uu IL A

s J. Heafield, erecting engineer and
general manager Of the International
Brick company made a talk before the
southwestern Architects association
at the weekly luncheon which was held
IN the Paso del NOrte hotel Monday.
Judge Dan Jackson also made a short
talk TO the architects as one OF the in
vlted guests Ted Bartlett was also
present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18
What
Causes
Sore Feet?

Aching, burning. and
sweaty feet: cOrns,
caUouses. and sore
bUnfons all originate
from injured tissues.
But there is no ne
cessity to endure
foot torture a single
moment Any of
these troubles can
be IN antIy re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18

a dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-18

County Judge.
James Clifford.
Seth B. Orndorff,
George Pendsll,
J. II Walling.
Commissioners.
The Court then adjourned sine die.
Adrian Pool
Attest: County Judge.
E. B. McClintock. Clerk.
by c. Amanda. Deputy.
advertisement
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
WINTER
 LIKELY IN CITY
Already There is Large In fluX of Winter Residents and Good Demand for Furnished and Unfurnish- ed Houses About Town

According to all reliable statistics available the season of 1915-l6 is going to bring with it the largest in- fluX of winter residents Phoenix has had for the past ten years. An in- quiry directed among the realty deal CTS, the traffic departments of the railroads in this section and the va
 rious transfer lines of the city, re-
 veals the fact that for the past thirty
 days there has been a steady flow
 of travel into the city and it's en-
 virons-a steady incoming of we'll
 to-do class of people who expect to
 make their home here for the coming
 winter, and many of them for even a
 longer period.
 The railroad officials are authority
 for the statement that the travel to-
 ward Phoenix is at the present time larger than it has been for many months past. Charles J. McElroy, city sales manager for the Greene & Grif- fin Co.,, real estate dealers, stated to a Republican reporter yesterday that during the five days of the present week this firm has rented fifteen houses in the city to families who expect to make their home in Phoe- nix for the winter at least. He also stated that during the week preceding this one there were twenty-five in quiries for city rental property made through this agency.
 MT. McElroy said that while the properties which had so far been rented were mostly of a class which would rent at figures ranging from s35 to s150, there was still quite a brisk demand for houses which will rent for more moderate price. A large number of prominent eastern families are making arrangements to spend the winter in the city. and con- sequently it is quite likely that with in the next few weeks there will be some lively bidding for the possession of the city's most desira ble rental 1
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
Roosevelt District

negro preacher paid this tribute to a white minister who occupied the black brothers pulpit one Sun day: Dis noted divine is one of de greatest men of de age. He knows de unknowable, he kin do the un- doable, an he kin onscrew de on- scruta ble''
 This sentiment well expresses the feeling of the people of Roosevelt dis trict toward Rev. Logic. Everyone deeply regrets that he will not be able to preach at Neighborhood House this winter.
 Rev. Broadhead delivered a ser mon on October 3. and made many friends among the people. It is hoped that ne will come again MT. Hedgepeth will not be able to be present on October 10. because he is to take part in a Rally day program at his own church. Rev. Sims of the South Methodist church has promised to come out on that day.
 The home department of the Sun day school gave a calico party" on Friday. There was a program and ice cream was served
 Don't miss "Jeffs Minstrels.' Fri day, october 15. at eight o'clock. ad- mission. thirty-five cents.
 The Neighborhood club had a large and interesting meeting on Wednes- day. Mrs. Winslow had charge of the program. The next meeting will be a twenty five cent party to pay for the drop curtain on the stage. Mrs. Archer Mrs. Winslow and Mrs Walker are getting up the party. Each lady is requested to bring twenty-five cents. and her thimble, needle and thread, in order to help make the curtains for the windows
 The gas machine has been in stalled. This furnishes the lights for the auditorium and supplies gas for a three-burner stove in the kitchen, in Neighborhood House.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

life was school
 At the age of nineteen he moved with his parents to Tempe and en- rolled in the Normal where he at once gained recognition for his eX cellence in certain lines of study. He was almost immediately elected to the Athenian Debating Club and to the Student Staff and through out his course in the Normal he was actively associated with both. He partici- pated actively in athletics, serving as captain of the track team. He was an excellent runner and helped the Normal to secure many noteworthy victories.
 In his studies history and literature were favorites. He was thoroughly patriotic, loving the literature that deals with the stirring scenes of Americas history and the careers of her great men. He had also a taste for poetry and artistic literature In his reading he sought the best and appreciated the highest. He served as president of the A. D. c. and in 1911 and 12 as editor in chief of the Student His interest in the paper was intense Every issue was car/- fully worked out; the editorials were strong; the tone of the paper was vigorous and wholesome. Night after night the light glowed in the editors room long after the other lights of the campus had been extinguished. Not once during the editorship of MT. Craige did the Student fail to make it's weekly appearance in go and on time" Much to the regret of the members of the staff. MT. Craig en- tered the Tempe High School after serving for considerably over a year upon the paper. From this institu- tion he was graduated in the class of 1912. He returned to the Normal the next fall but only remained for a portion of the year as he secured teachers certificate and began teach ing at Madison. In the fall of 1S1 3 he became principal at Camp Verde and in 1914 at San Simon He planned to re-enter the Normal and graduate with the class of '16.
 On the evening of Sept. 22 he went with a party of young people to bathe in the river and in some unaccount- able manner went down in the swim ming pool Although his disappear ance was at once noticed, and his body brought in shore in a vary short time all efforts to resusitate him proved unavailing. His untimely death cast a gloom over the entire community. for he was universally liked and respected. Both Normal
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
RALLY DAY SERVICES
 AT FIRST M. E. CAURCt

A rally day service will be held this at seven-t thirty. The program is as follows: Hymn-Congregatio Scripture Reading. is; Prayer. RespOnse-Choir.
 Primary department prayer-Gene- vieve and Mabel Thomas.
 SonG-Primary children.
 Graduation eXercises-Miss Munson's class.
 Hymn-Congregati
 Exercises-"F Soldiers, Miss Clifton's class. Munson.
 Recitation-"Love Is King of the World-Effie Pierce
 Exercise-"The Two Flags, Miss Mather's class.
 Hymn-Congregati
 Recitation-"God of the Nations Hear Our Call', Francis Sharpe
 Hymn-COngregatio
 Solo-WiIliam Conrad Mills.
 Address-Dr Harker
 Offering-Congrega tion.
 Musical Recitation-'America For Me. Mrs Walker.
 Recitation-"Your Flag and Nv Flag, Arthur Baldwin.
 Recitation-"Hats Off, Robert Har- ker.
 ica'-Congregation.
 Benediction.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
STUDEbAKERS
 ON STAGE LINE

Four Studebaker siXes were sold, and two delivered yesterday to the Union Auto Stage line operating be- tween Phoenix and Globe. This marks the first deal in what will ul- timately sum up as a big motor scoop, the line having decided to op- crate Studebakers exclusively
 The deal was completed between MesSrS. Jones and Simons of the stage line, and John Huff, manager of the Harmon Motor company, agents for the Studebaker car in Maricopa, Pinal, Yavapai and Gila counties.
 Deliveries will be made on the oth- CT cars of the lot as fast as they can be received here The two al ready turned over are to be put in commission at once.
 Huff cOngratulates himself warmly over the deal. It is evident that it takes real cars to operate success fully on such a road as that between here and Globe, especially when ser vice such as stage lines demand is imposed.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
EDWARD SIDNEY CRAIG
 1S8o-1915

Edward Sidney Craig was born March 20, 1889 at Edison, Nebraska. With his parents he moved to Texas, where his early youth was spent. He was always strong and active, fond of sport and outdoor life, vigorous of mind as well as of body, an eager reader from childhood, fond of school and ambitious to attain the highest in education. He first attended a pri- vate school Later he enrolled in the public schools of Texas, where he made remarkable progress. At the age of sixteen he had passed the re- quired examination and received teachers certificate. From this time on his activities were centered in his studies-to characterize the trend of his ambitions, one has fitly said, His
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

sermon by the Rev Wilbur Fiske paid the highest tribute to the life and character of MT. Craig, and spoke fitting words of consolation to the mother and sister who are left. To them the Student extends it's fullest and deepest sympathy. In Edward Craig we have lost a strong and ef- ficient cO-Worker and a loyal friend. one who has left a noble record of earnest, sincere and true manhood.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

and High School flags were flown at half mast and large numbers of fac ultY and students from both institu
 tions attended the funeral services on Friday. The Student staff at tended in a body. Interment was made in the Double Butte cemetery. The following persons acted as pail bearers: James Blakesley, A. J. Cosner. H. B. Griffin. Jr., Kenneth MacLennan and C. c. Cash. The
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
IT WASN'T HIS SPEECH

That second speaker was quite ex- traordinary.'
 '1 thought his speech was about the dullest I ever heard"
 His speech didn't amount to any thing. but he failed. when he got up, to say that the toastmaster intro ductory remarks reminded him of a story
Arizona republican., 1915-10-10

Hire little salesman at The Repub- lican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
@crlcet, Sann perbaftct.

9ontioc, 0iif)., 13. Sept.
,Ssobu 9ropn, friiberer Gigentiimer
oes 0obges Souie, erIitt Sor1itao
nad)t, ols er on Der Neunmeilcn.
&ooo cine Gar ju beiteigen periu6te,
einen glrmbruh. 4uf Der 6abrt bier.
her purbe er 10 oiisfalig, bab er in
9irmangbam nn einen Geputpifc.
riff ouseeliefert tuurbe, ober geitern
morgen ipurbe er nod Snuie ge.
bfodt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
General &mssfp erflart, baf fir Te
trugrno feline 8efabr bcitebt.
9nftidliffer alnbel, Grfinber bes I'M
iidDtbnren Slcrpplans, pcrnngliift.
Scrlins amtlidler @eridlt.


@erIin. f3. Sept. Die amt
Iihc 9efonntmohrne bes grobcn
@cnernlitnbs bot foIgcnben @prt-
laut:
@eitliher ariegsifouplot: 9ln
einem groBen Seile Der SSront
bcrrihtc rege SGtigfeit Der 9(rtiGerie.
Grfolgrci6c Minenerploiicnen in scr
Champagne linb ben 9lrgonnen rid-
tcten on oen fron5oiiihen Sdilsen-
grdben grpben Shoben an. Seinb-
lide Slicecr licBen @on1bcn anf Dit
enbc fnllen. 9tiemnnb nitrbe perlett,
ouh fcin Shaoen onecriftct. @rltp-
pc Sinbcnbiirg: 9ln Der sSront 5ipi-
ihen Suena unb Wferec5 om gfienen
bnben Die 8cfefte on mcbrerer
Hunften arobcrcn ltnfang onaennm-
men. 1900 @efonaenc lmb fiinf Wo-
ihinengeipebre purben crbentet. 3pi-
iden SSe5icrp rnb oem 9tiencn oouer-
ten bortnGfigc Sample ben eon5en
Sog an, ipdter ieboh gab Der Seinb
ieinen @iberitonb auf. @r miro ber-
foIgt. 9ln Der 3ellpianfo iino Die
feinblihen 2inien on perihicoenen
StcIlen ourfbro6en iporben. Sier
perlor Scr Sein6 II Sffi5ier unb
1916 Wtunn nit Z Moihinn9elpeb-
rem.
Grippe bes 9rin5en 9eopolb: Die
Trltppen befinben it'd in eneer Ser
binoung nit Dem rehten Sliieel Sim.
ocnburgs. 6einolif)e Toiitionen
fIbIid bon Selba puroen ecnommen.
@ei 9os5ele murbc bic 3elniunfo
iibcrihrittcn. 9ln beibcn Sciten Der
StroBc apii6cn Sereido iinb SIo-
nim purbe Der sSeino 3iiriidgetrie.
ben. Sieic @riippe nobm 2759 @e-
faneene umb If Wtul6ineneenebrc
@ruppe Modenicn: slneriffe aiii
bcibcn Scitcn Der Strabe nod 1inst
botten 0ic Ginnabme feinblider
Stcllunacn mGbreno Der gea6t 5llr
SoIee.
Siib0Itliher Sdlaliplas: Seutidle
Srllppen bobcn peitere slngriffc bes
9Seinocs erfoIgreid) 5itriideei6logen,
Sdarmiitel suiidlen Smlsarem nms
@riehen.
4ooolo, 8rie6enlnno. 13.Sept
9eri6tc bon @rcn5eefedten Sfpiid1cn
buIgarii6en unb griefiihen Sorpo-
item nobe Sotorna baben ibre omit
lihe @eitdtigung gefiinoen. GS
bciBt. bob bcutidle 9leroplonc be.
It1nbie iiber ierbiihes i,nb bulgnri'
ihes 8ebict 5uiiden Sriopa lns
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
Srti Meniden beim 3D.
ben int See ertrnnftn.
Gin &nSerbopt, Sas 6ilfe bringen
ipllte, id)lng nm.

Gomoen, g. s.. 13. Sept.
0rei iunge 9elite bon Tbilabelpbia,
Der Is Sabre nIte Gbnnrb Sbomp-
ion, Der eleiholtrise Sobn Gonnor
unb Der % Sabre nlte Sobn &itdie,
ertronfcn seitern I'M 8lenod See.
Gonnor mar pon eineln &rOerbootc
obaeidpon,nlen oils er bon &ronlp-
fen ergriffen purbe. Sci bem Ser
iude, ibm ins Boot 81 belfen, ihliig
bieies un.nobei ieine 8ef1brten
aIeihions ms @oiicr eerieten. Iac
ertronfen, che ibnen Silfc gebrod)t
mcroen fonnte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
Erimdrmablem inn Staate
Marglanb.
Murgen iuirb inter &anbibaten fir
@unperncur nnb nnocrc 9lcmter
glnslpabl getrpffen.

Baltimore, g IS. Sept. Mor.
gen bolten Die beiben groBen 9orteien
SrinlGrtpablen ob, inoem Die gtonti.
nationen fiir @ouperneitr, General.
ontpolt ltno &ontroller 6es Stoots.
ifates eenlodt iperoen. Sic Suupt.
Dubl finoet i'm 9eooember itott.
gluf Der benofratiiden Seite be.
fperben lid Inn 6aS @ouperneur$amt
Der @itnbesienotor Blair See un0
StaatsfontroIIeur gmerion 6arrin-
tou 9luf Der repiiblifonii6eu Seite
iin0 Spington @eller rmo @iIlinn
@arburton &anoiboten fiir @oupcr.
neur. 9os Sdlagport Der 9enlofra.
ten fiir Die aampagne lit Sparianl.
felt i'm Staotsbousbolte.
aDnpent Der Naidlineninaenienre.
oIumbus Gbio, 13. Sept.
Wfebrere bun6ert 9elegaten iillo
bier eingetroffen, Inn Dem Sabres.
fonoent Der MISUNDERSTANDING
BON Stationoer Ylai6iniiten bei5u-
mobnen. Sm 8an5en fpurben 1000
0elegoten erfportet. Nfit Dem &or-
bent lit cine slusfteIlitng perbunoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13

U(l JttoIihltb III ONOililultitilppIi till
@onge. Gneliid1e 3eitlineen font
mentieren in Ionsen 9lrtifeln Die Or
flGrline bes Whnitionsnii1iiters
2Iopb George, monad Die Station alGe
ibre Initrengungen perboppeln nliib,
menn Der Sieg fiir Die gl[liierten er.
runeeu nerben iol1.
Serid)t bes fransOiiiden ariessamts.
Goris, 13. Sept. Sos 3riegs.
amt lnafte belite folacitbes befantt ::
Sample nit 5onbgranaten funben
ipGbreno Der 9tod)t bel 0etbune slr-
ras ltott, bod fpurbe Der Sein0 NIT
9eiftigfeit 5ltriidgeidllugen, bis er
Die norblid) gclegene Station' bon
SonGe5 erreid)te. 3ur gleiden 3eit
NOR auf beiben Seiten Die qrtilerie
tGtig.
Siibli6 Der Sonlne bci SSape tper.
ben Die 0finenfonpfe bortndfig
forteeieet. Sn ben slbi6nitten bon
slrmancoiirt unb 9eupraigncs fpie
oud auf Dem Tlnteon bon Suenne-
pierres oauert ein beftiges 0onlbar-
oemert oit. Sn Der Gbunpngne unb
in oen 9lrgonnen finben Artilerie-
fdnlpfe itatt 9ln Der Sront in Goth
tfingen bat itniere -4rtiHerie cir spirf.
iomes 6euer oiif sic beiiti6en
Sd)iisenerGben unterbalten. @rnp.
pen bes sSeinoes, Die ibre @r1ben
perlieBen, fui,rben biirfl unier Sll-
fanteriefener 5eritrciit.
&niiiides &abinett reiisnierte nidJt.
Tetrogro6, 8, t3. Sept. 0ie in
6cn Ger. Stooten Derbreitete Wfcl=
bung. bas &obinett bcs Tren1iers
@orempfin hobc reiianicrt, I'M einem
aoolitionsni1liiteriilm Tlos 5u mo-
den. lit nidt ridtig. Gas Sabineti
lit nid,t 5uriidgetreten.
2nftansrifi anf Gnslanbs Sit-
fiiite.
2onbon. 13. Sept. Gin neuer
9eppelinanariff miirbe ouf Die Sit.
fiilte Gnelanos mobrenb Ser Nnd,i
ilnternomn1en. Sopeit feiteeitellt
nuroe fein Shoben ongeridtet.
@pn Der bdsiiden 9lrmee.
Sopre, t3. Sept. 0ie folgenbt
on1tlihegefaniltmn6une mllrbe bctr
oic bclgii6e glrmee oiiseeeeben: glr
Der aolBen Sront finbet ein lei6tcs
gombor6ement itott. ll1liere glrtil'
lerie bot beutide Grbnerfe beinn Wei
lenitein Nn. IL on Der gier ltnb Be
0ieerodten 5eritort.
9tpriuesiides Sdliff beidloiien.
2onbom Is. Sept. Gin @e
i6iisangriff eines belitiden Sou6
bootes ouf 0os nnrlpcgii6e S6ii+
Irelto miro Der &eliter 60. Dor
Gbriitionio gen1clbet. Gas S6if4
botte SoI5 eeloben. Sic @eannidof
murbe eerettet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13
Soaitdnbiges Ginperuebmen 5wi=
i9en Snlgaritn mno Der Siirtti.

4orionopel fIiegen. Seber berieIben
lit bis 5iir Saiiitngsfroft nit &riegs.
material fir Die Siirfcn beloocn.
Stalien beitellt Mnnitipn in Der
Shipeis.
@ent f3. Sept. Gic itoIienii0e
Hegierung ioa bel S6nei5er- -6trmen
einen gluftrag 5ur Sieferiing bon
0eunitinn i'm @erte bon 100000
untergebroft bobcn.
SnftidJifier pernngliidt.
@enf, t3. Sept. Scr beuti6e
9ufti6iffer &litbel, scr bos uniidt
bare 6lueaeug erfunoen bot, murbe
geitern in 0fiiniter bci Grprobuna
ciner neien Ttaidline getotct. Gr
erreidte elm 9llter bon so Snbren.
Siirfiidle Grfplse.
Som nj nopel, 13. Sent.
Der .inIgenbe .arntlihe 9eri1t -purbe
beite befonnt gegeben:
Sm 9iitrift bon slnaforta bot III.
iere @rtiacrie nuf benz rehten SSliigel
einiec feinblihe Goiiions 5eritort,
pGbrenb aiif benz Iinfen SliigeI Die
fcirolidcn Sdiisengr1ben i,nter bef.
tigcs SSeuer gerlommen mnrocn. 1tabl
9lpi 9urnu bot iidl nifts Don @id.
tigfeit creienet.
9ei Seobul 9obr bci6oIien 5tpci
fein0lihc 9reu3er ino Gin Sorpebo'
boot obne Grfolg iiniere Stel1ungen
General npn &lnegc peniiuniert.
2onbpn, 13. Sept. Die Gr.
6onge telegraph Gontponp min miI
len. bob General bon &luege, Der
Gommanocur Der aftcn 6ciitider
Oibiiion, pom &aiier in oen Glibe
itonb bcriest purbe, mcil or ols Der.
antlportlidl fiir Die Hieberloge bcl
Serbilnoeten om Seretb in Sit9oli.
aien gilt. 9eltife glGtter boeeger
melben ben 9iidtritt unb Die Teniio
nicriine bes Generals ouf iein eige
mes 9(niuhcn.
Nener Zeppelin lieberfaG.
9onDon. IS. Sept. 9ln1tIid
puroe gentelbet, bob ein meiterc,
lleberfua BON Seppelinen periuG,
lporoen lit. Gpmben muroen Dor
ben nGdtlihen 9eiu6ern gefpprien
bod lit bon 9eid)doigungen irgcni
peI6er glrt nifts befonnt aelpor
Den.
ounbpns Heinme.
2onbon, If. Sept. Tie perbiin
beten slrmeen on Der Sitfront ringer
nod nm Grfolge, MADDEN ober iiber
na, nit glusnobme bon Der galiSi
ihen 8ren5e 6ortihritte. 9ort iol
oos Slid oilf Seiten Der &uiiel
iein. SSn Horben, mo Die ruIiiid1ei
2inien bltrd) 3uriid3iebung por
Sriippcn perltGrft poroen iinb, leite
Wari6an bon Sinoenburg einen bef
tigen @neriff auf 9ruins perbunbei
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lit.
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Sptel bmrdJ Sener einseaidert.

Colorado springs, 13.
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nitou, zines Der groBten III oieier
9egeno, lit burh sSeuer 5erltort NOR
ben. Dos Gigentitm beiob einen
@ert bon $250,000 Gns Sotel Drr-
be in Der Iesten ISOLDE fiir Die Saiion
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-13

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&riegs Geportcmcnt pernnIobt, Die
nlerifonii6en 6iibrer bringcnb 81
neronloiien. Die 6reiieeune 0es Nton-
mes 5u befpirfen ba ionit braitiide
Wtobnobmen ergriffen merben mir.
ben.