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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-27
MOREFRU|TfTREES
F0RMARI0N.G0UNTY.
Farmers Are Interested As
Never Before, Is Report
Of Agent.

The farmers OF Marion county are
getting interested in the orchard BUSH
ness. There will be more fruit trees
planted in the county this spring than
ever before. County Agricultural
Agent H. L. Smith is getting inquiries
from farmers almost daily concerning
something pertaining to the planting
or care of orchards.
He received letter today from a
lawyer in Pontiac, ILL.,, inquiring about
| the best varieties of apples for COM
mercial and domestic use. This man
owns farm near Fairview and is axi-
Gus to plant an orchard this spring.
4 One thing of importance to the farm
ers is to know that by clubbing to-
gether and buying directly from the
nurseries they can save a considerable
sum Of money that would go to the
agent or middieman. Trees that cost
from 15 to % cents through an agent
can be bought from the nurseries for
10 cents. And where trees are bought
in carload lots even more money can
be saved. 1t is to the interest OF the
farmers to buy trees in large quantl-
ties and this can be done by clubbing
together. Members OF the Panhandle
Agricultural Club got carload OF
fine apple trees last year for ninc
cents a piece. Any farmer who wants
to know about varieties of fruit and
what he should pay for trees can get
valuable information from Mr.. Smith.
Where Farmers Bureaus have been
organized they have proved great
benefit. The cost TO join the organi-
cation is $3.50. This fee can be saved
in the purchase Of ton OF fertilizer.
At Pennington the farmers have taken
advantage OF buying fertilizers by the
carload lot. Already one car has been
ordered and the second car orders
are being made up.
Cottonseed meal, one of the great
feeds for dairy cows can be bought
through the farm bureaus for S27.o0
per ton. This is fed to the cows with
ensilage.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-27
.MANN|NGTONNENS


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Wilson and son
left for their home in Washington,
Pa. yesterday.
Mr.. F. w. Bartlett was Fairmont
visitor yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Meeker, Of Parkers.
burg, is here on business.
Arrivals at the Bartlett Hotel-H.
A. Mathews. Boston; c. S. Wolf. Bal.
timore; ]. D. Wolf, Newark, N J.;
o. W.. Randolph, Toledo, Ohio: G. A.
Keife, Parkersburg; L. A. Pasey, At.
lanta, Ca; w. n. Reardon, A. J. Sol.
ONION, Columbus, Ohio; w. S. Mason.
heimer. Pittsburgh; Charles Fitzpat.
rick, New Castle, Pa; James T. Bent.
ley, Claysyille, Ohio: o. q. Purdy,
Pittsburgh; D. s. Stowe, Marietta,
Ohio; C. L. Allender, Parkersburg.
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BIG
. IS STILL ENCLOSED
Financier Believed In Better
Position Than a
Week Ago.
Financier Believed In Better

UN1ONToWN, Pa, Jan. 2s.-"I own
the coal and they will have to come
to me for it, declared Josiah v.
Thompson when questioned relative to
the big coal deal which has been
pending for some time. Thompson
was first asked If the deal had been
closed, which; according to rumor, had
been consummated this morning. He
said the deal had not been closed, that
he had no other big deals on at pres.
ent and that no other person was au.
thorlzed to close any deal for him.
Thompson's declaration is takento
mean that he and his 1874 associates
in the big deal have named their
lowest figures for their so 600 acres of
Greene county coal. Thompson, who
has directed all the negotiations, first
made proposition OF $4,000, 900 and
then cut his price to s34,000,G00. This
Is the figure he says the prospective
purchasers will have to meet to OBJ.
tain title to the coal lands.
( The fact that Thompson himself
is in the hands Of receivers, his bank
closed, his friends and bushes as:
sociates being pushed to the wall,
while opponents are buying up his
financial paper at a discount, is ap-
parently not worrying the financier to
such an extent that he VIII sacrifice
his extensive holdings. To accept less
than the price he named, it is said,
would cause tremendous losses to
others interested in the big tract OF
virgin coal in Greene county.
Thompson's Position Better.
That ]. v. Thompson ist in better
position to Withstand the assaults on
his finances now than week ago is
the belief OF his associates. Financial
relief is promised, it is said, by promi-
nent bankers to save Thompson's coal
lands. Instead of ling forced to sell,
it is claimed the relief is of such char.
acter that he will be able to pay a
big bonus, keeping his coal lands in
tact and forcing big corporations to
pay higher price for the coal than
is offered at present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-27
The Key, 81 40 unfxerr..

In the year 1904 william Patterson,
founder Of the Bank Of Scotland, CON
.ceiyed the grand project Of planting
on the isthmus OF Daricn a British
colony which, In his own words,
SHOULD secure for Great Britain. the
keys Of the universe, enabling their
.possessorss TO give laws to both oceans
and to become the arbiters of the COM
mercial world This colony was &C,
tually founded at q place sttll known
as Puerto Escoces, but It's people were
subsequently forced by the spaniards
to eyacuate and return to Scotland.
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ton. Union men assembled at Dillon.
vale, Glenn's Run and ther points, and
by previous arrangement. met outside
Mt. Pleasant and marched into town
TO the number of between 500 and 500
with two brass bands. They carried
several banners, the most conspieo,is
bearing the inscription Peace" After
marching through the town several
times, the men dispersed, and most OF
them returned to their homes. II Is
reported that similar demonstrations
will be made each day during trials
of the eviction cases.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-27
INFANT CHILD DIES.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hall died this morning at two
o'clock at the home Of the parents in
the Simon addition. The parents NOV
ed here recently from Beaver Falls,
Pa. Interment will be made tomorrow
at Q o'clock in Holy Cross cemetery.
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aus sTSr i ! OF III

Every person who gets o copy q
next Sundays New Year World VIII
receive, besides news, editorials
comics, an illustrated Magazine
.Fun, the big weekly Joke Book. &c,
&c, o new picture by Charles Dana
Gibson, printed on tinted paper and
suitable to cut out and frame. an
eight.page supplement, Pictorial
Weekly Review OF Events, present
ing pho Geographic illustrations OF hap
penings In the European war zones
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aurnenrIon prtuav,.

There Is no doubt that the first idea
Of a suspension bridge was suggested
to primitive man by the interlacing Of
tree branches and parasitical plants
across rivers. Probably monkeys used
them before men. did. In very noun.
famous countries, such as Tibet and
Peru, they have apparently been used
since the dawn OF history, possibly
earlier. Is
Z Want to Sell Try a Want Ad.
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OPERATORS CONFER
V|TH.MINEWORKERS
Ohio Strike Mediators Ar
range Meeting Of Fac
tons Today.

.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 27.-Slow prog.
ress was reported last night BY. Hywell
Davies and Daniel ]. Keefe, Federal
conclliator3 in the strike of Is, 900 men
in the Eastern Ohio coal fields, to-
wards the settlement OF the wage con.
troyersy which has kept the mines
closed since the first of April, last.
With theTcoming here today Of John
p. White, international president OF
the coal miners, organization, and
other Union officials to participate in
q joint conference with the operators
and conciliators. 1t Is hoped more rapid
progress will be made. While they
would make no definite statement, the
Federal conciliators intimated that a
few individual operators were prevent.
ing more rapid settlement OF the wage
question.
The conciliators expect to remain in
Cleveland all day and probably part OF
the next day. They are undecided
where the next conferences viii be
held, but probably will go from here
backito Wheeling, w. Va.
1--WE Of course, are hopeful that a
settlement can be reached, said Mr..
Davies today. "By meeting the opera:
tors as individuals, we expect to get
their individual views. Future action
will depend entirely upon develop.
ments:"
MINERS MAKE DEMONSTRATION.
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan: 27.-The
scene OF legal activities In the effort
of the Roby.Somers Coal Company to
evict miners for non.paymenti Of rent
was transferred from Adena, where
the first test case was lost yesterday
by the company, to the court Of Jus.
tice John Young at Mt. Pleasant. John
Vorkoski was defendant in the pro.
ceedings.
Almost the entire day was spent in
securing jury Of six men, and by
night the Testimony: was all in and the
court adjourned until tomorrow, when
arguments will belmade.
In connection with the trial the
striking miners staged a big demonsra.
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Joyce's Property
. Willed In Verse
INSCRIPTION ON MONUMENT Ao.
vlsEs FLOWERS FOR THE
LIVING.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Colonel
John A. Joyce, whose perpetual CON
fiict with Ella Wheeler Wilcox over
the authorship Of Laugh and the
World Laughs with YOU. is known
from one end Of the country to the
other, wrote his last will and tesla.
ment in verse. Mr.. Joyce died a few
days ago, and this document was filed
today. in the Supreme Court Here Is
the will:
To my daughters Libby and Florence,
In equal proportions to share,
i give all my cash and property
4 When my, spirit is soaring in air,
And appoint Mr.. James ]. hampton n
4 To execute this my last will. ",
When I rest meath the sbloomy flowers
In Lot 444 on Oak Hill.
Mr.. Joyce's property consisted of
81, 500 worth OF street car company
bonds and cash in bank. At Lot i44i
on Oak Hill,-in Oak Hill Cemetery
Mr.. Joyce erected monument to
himself eight months before he died,
with this inscription: {.
Strew golden flowers upon my life,
And do so very often;
I'll need them in my daily strife,
But not upon my coifin.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Snhragtttcn Slfflliitrnng
permDrfen.
Hnr in Sesng nnf %unocs-9lmenoc
ment iuerben Die 5luei Sereini=
gnuaen acmeiniam nrbeiten.

u q in ngton, IS. 9e3. 9ic
S6lltBiibung Ser Sabres- -Sonoention
Der 9tational glmericon g2on1an
Outrage GIiociotion fpuroe beute ab-
geboIteu. 9Iber oieier SiBllnq iolgt
nod moreen cine @foiIenbcriomm-
hing ais @noe Ser &onpention. Die
Gelegaten beiprn6en beltte nod ocn
in Der 9citrigen SiBung abgelcbnten
Goridlag, 6aB ole Gongreliional
Union for @omon Outrage ibre
9lffiliierllng nit ser 9tationol @llo-
ciotion erneuere. Sol6e gffiliiering
mirb nid)t ltattfinoen, bingegen Drlr-
DC Dem legislotipen glusiduB Illto-
ritGt nerIiebenL 8lionImer NIT eInem
GbnIifen slusi6uB Der Congregational
Union BIdne ousptarbeiten, um Die
g(nnohme oeS Suian g. Intbonu-
9lmenoements sur 9llnbes Serfai,
Jung in Der eeeenpdrtigen aongreB-
Sisung 6ur65ubringen. 4
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
WitttrndfJtlidt SSritbtns.
mtiitn.
&arSinnl eyarlep fiibrt lanse abge-
ihafften %ranf in 9tew s)urf
iuieoer Elm.

gt tcm 9orf. Is. 9eS. llrtcr Der
beutc crteilten grIaubnis bcs aor-
binals 6nrlep moaen anl @eibnadts-
abcnb Ntitternodts 0teIicn in nllcn
rom. -fatboliihcn &ir6en Der Gr5-
bio5eIc gtelp gorf itattiinOcn GiC
@rloubnis murbe jebof MIR fir bic
ie$ Sabr crteiIt. gs lit bic Riiffcbr
5lt cincm Srau6, Der in 9tcp 9)ort
por % Sabren cingcltcllt mor6en
mar. Ger &orbinol f1tiipftc ober Die
9ebinellng oaran, baB III biclcrl
@teiien oGen 4noadltigcn ooS Sc-
biirfnis nod Srieben eingeprGgt
mcrbe. Sns 2eien bon 6ricocnsmci-
len in Der gan5en @clt miro oul
@unid ocs Topites erfoleen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
aritgsauftrag ans
,,neutraltm" SaHb,
gefannte @tObelfabrif neriuanbelt
iidl sn Wnnitiunsfabrif.

EbiIobelpbio, Is. Se5. Die
Sale & &ilburn Co.. eine Der eriten
W0bclfnbrifen in IbiIaoeIpbin, bot
eiren groBen 9lliftrng 5ur 6abrifation
unn &riegsmaterinl crbalten uno cr=
ridtet 81 Oieienl 3pedc ein 9roBes
tSabrifsgebduoe. 5. q. 9oiper, GrG-
iibent Der 6irn1o, iagte, BOB Die
6irno bei6Ioiien bGtte, Die Sobrifo.
tion bon Mobeln ol,f5ugeben. nm
ben Iilftraa fiir 0hrnition ousfiibrcn
5u fonnen.
Ser Wltnitions 9luftrag beitebt
ans 5obrifation BON Nciiinehiilicn
fiir Sdrapnel1s uno anbcrc @eid)oiic
lub pltrbe inns bircft bon cinem ser
eiiropGii6en 2GnOcr 5ugelnicicn Die
nidt I'M arice iinb," iuetc Serr
9omcr.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Sfanbtl inl NnSng.
Die llnterindlnng gegen ben StaSt'
idlabmeiiter BON 8ranb Ha-
piSs.

@rano&upibs, 0fit., 1S.
0e5elnber. 9l1em Nllti6cine bereitet
lid in Gerbitbltng nit Der llnteriu-
dung angeblt6er llnregelrnGbigfei-
ten in ser Office oes StootI6atmei-
tiers Sotpfins cin Sfonbal Dor. 8e-
tern fam Die bisbcr groBte Seniatiou
bcs Sales, als Satpfirs allf @iuid,
ser 8run6 9fapibIer National Sin
@onf Sic 9ieiignation breier slnge-
itcQten in ieiner Sffice perlangte.
Sic brei aus Dem Stobe bes Stobt-
i6asmeifters geid]ieoenen Seomten
iinb: Sreb q. Spencer, &uIiier
5rcenin, g. Wfilmine, Glerf; @il-
liam Z. @oriiep. SefretGr Supfins'
Sie @ont Ole fiir Satpfins 9iirge
lit, perlangte Die Glttlaiiiing Der Grei,
neil lie angeblif) gloube, boB in oen
@e5iebungen Oieier @ennlten 5u ibrer
Office nidIt 9lnes 10 riGtig lei, Die es
ieil iollte.
Spencer imo Wtilmine bate einc
@ebeinlfonfcren5 nit Gountponpalt
9onoro, Der geitern abenb iagte, er
iperoe nit Silfe Der entlaiienen
Glerfs 5eigen fonnen, SOB elm 9efe5it
ron Sallien6en BON Dollars i'm
S6ason1t porbanOen lei. Ileroings
iuuroe niel oanon urlter aneebli9er
@enrsung BON Steueritrafen on ben
glaacrneinen 5onbs 5uriidge3ablt.
Cine guhfiibrung iiber bieie Steiter-
ltrofe ioll fehlen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Sic &erl0m0rer=Sab
'im Often.
Sorldufg pitr ,&omplotttnrt"
im Suit.

9as angeblihe&omplott, Den gScl.
lanb-&anal 5lt 5eritorerl, bringt ben
i'm lesten 5ebrlar gelnodten Ser
iud) @erner Sorn's in @rinnerlIng,
DER Die Sobnbriide Der Canadian
Bacific-9obn iiber ben ct. Groir
SSlllB 5tpiihen Ntaine uno 9tem
Srilnspif in Die Suit iprengen moll
tc. Sorit, Der ein Saltptnann III Der
beiiti6en glrmee 81 iein bebaitptet,
barrt nod INNER ieines Sro5eiicS.
gfudl Elm y&eridliuOrcr" perhaftet. ,
9tep gorf, Is. Gei. 9cteftipc,
Die iid nit Dem angeblihen Som
pIott, 0fitnitionsififfe 81 5erltOren,
befaiier, perbafteten belite SSreberid
Sdleinol, einen Glerf Der gtationoI
Gitp Snnf, ben tie oes SiebitablS pon
Iofi,nenten, &abelgramnlen lln0
StpcI6en bei6ulbigten. Die er on
geblid] Sertreterlt Der beilti6en SIC
giering oltsgefolgt baben ion. 0icic
Goflinlente gaben lalit slusiogeu bcl
Teteftipc SSnfornation, ipel6eSd)iffc
Wtlulition ntitnebmell Sd)leinol ioll
all6 Die ocutIden Sertreter infor-
n1iert babell, pel6e 6irmen III Die
lem 2anoe &riegsporrdte fobri5ierten
ino au9 mel6e 8elObetr0ge oui 0cn
&reoit Der 9laiierten in geipiiien
Sanfen binterlcgt puroen. S6lcinbl
muroe 5ipeds peiteren Serb0res nadl
Dem Ioli5ei-Sauptaliartier gcbradt
Sdlleibl's angeblides @eifGnSnis.
S6leinbl bot na6 Senauptltng
ser 0etcftipe geltan0en, 6oB or 9Sl-
formation be5iiglib Der Serlenoultq
ron Nunitinn ullo on6ercr InacIe
genbeitcn iidl neridafft bate. Gr pip
bics ungebIi6 oltf guipeililng GcltI
&onig's, oe5 Saltptes ocs llnte,.
iu6ungs Bureaus Der @unbcrp
9nerifa Sirie 9etan bobelt, Der &c
| Itern llnter Mnflage Der &eriGpo
ring 5llr 3eritorung 6es S8ellon6'
&olloles ncrboftet iporocn pic Gc-
tcftipc lngten, lie bdtcn i'll SdlIeinbl's
Soid)en Gin SeIegronm 9eflutbcn,
bus iid olf cine Senoune BON >,
100000 @encbren an bic Naiicr:cn
besicb. 9ie 9epelhc fam bon Der
&onquc SeIge Sour 9'Gntrar gore
on cine 9tclp Yprfer @onf.
S6lein0l iol er5ablt boben, mIe Ct
| Goniq trof, Ser leBten Wtoi inter Ci
nem ungenontmenen 9tomen 1inQ.
9(u6 mill SdIcirbI ieit &rieeshe!t nil
| in @criihring nit Dem bieiigcn Sclt
ihen @enerolfoniulot gepe'en icin.
Scr @cfongenc, Der iih ols cilcr
bcutifcn &cicrpiiten ousai5t, q
tlGrtc, boB &0nig nit ibm 9lrronoc
nents qctroffen bGtte, in Der 9}n
tionol Gitp 9nnf Sobelornntnle un0
onOcrc 9ofllmente 5u erbaIten. ,Siit
bicic SGtiafcit mil S6Icin6l chrl
S25 pro @od)c empfongen bobcn.
Gic 9pliiri bcboiiptet. bni 'ic
oudl untcr Sonig's @ficftcn Tapicrc
qefun0en bottc, meI6e Sc5iehunQcn
5lpii6cn &onig uno S6leinbl rtr4
roten.
Sic %crbnftltng SdIeinofs IL
gIcihIoGs ouf Die slngeberei @eorac
6u6s' 5itriif5ufiibren, Der Elm Ger
non0ter G0ni9'5 lit.
Inter huhe Siir9idIaft geitea.
&aul &onig mo Jidoro Gm;I
2cpenocfcr nur0cn bertc bon @un-
res aommiiior Souqbton unicr
$4,000, rcip. $4,000 9iirqidoft
geiteat; SdlIcinbl mitr0c untcr $25,
900 9iir9iddft fcit9eholen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Sie 9lnflagen ge9en &onig.

Gie @erhoftltneen crfolgtcn utlf ~
abenb inter 9lnlpciiung BON G'illion
DC. SfTIep. 9nl,pt Scr 0Ctcftipc 0c5
S5ltItiS Seportelnent5 in Help gori
uno bon q. Srlce @iesIosfi, @dupt
Der Spc5iolii1teriu6er oes Gcpurt :
ncnts. Sic bon Serrn SffIcp err
hobcnen acknowledgment QcGcr 6o,
bin, boB &ollig ltnb nnoere Tcrioncn
I'M letten Scptcnlber nah Buffalo
uno 9tiagaru 6nas gingen i'm cinen
Tlon 5i,r 3erItorlrne bes aonoIs
Init SSaffengelpaIt" nor5ubercitcn.
Sic Orei Serboftctcn itonoen, pie
ntan berte erflibr, ieit einen lSotr
itntcr 9eobaf)tling. Gos 8elpeismo-
teriol, bas 5u liner SerboftitG !.
fiibrte, ipurbe olird 6uds 5orbeice.
idofft, Der lid init &onig iiber Die
Se5oblung bon $15 5eri6logcn hnGcn
ion, Die ibm9oni9 angcblid iduloth
Seteftipc unter &npt. Sunncp prn
Der @cp Yorfcr ToIi5ei trbicltcn
Suhs Yusiagen uno iibcrQdben 1nI
bernod) on Serrn Sfflep.
y@eridDmDrer" andD in Detroit.
Ser ,}iped oes angebli6en Scr
lu6es, ben aanol 81 blofiercn, mar,
Die bebuitptet miro, Den transport
pon 8orrdten, ipc5ieQ 8etreibe, iiber
Die @roBell Seen unb our6 ben @el-
lano-&anal na6 Dem ct. Somrence-
Strom 5ll Oerbilten.
Sic 9tomen bon nngebliCbcn y0iit-
peri6porern" in Sm Srancisco,
Gbicogo, Bbilooelpbia, 3 etroit
Bottom uno onoeren Stdbten ioIen
inter Sofilmerten ertoeft poroell
lein, Die bon ben 9eb0roen bel elmer
9urdiudiIng Der Bureaus 90nig' 5
lno 9epenoedcr's gefunocn porocil
pnrcn.
Die Strafe filr ein oerartiges Ser
bredcn lit nit orei Sabren 8ei6ng-
mis- ooer $4,000 8eloltrafe ooer BEL
Dem angcieet. &onigs gsarlie puroc
lesten Suni in Der Seffentli6feit be-
fonnt, aIs Dos slffioapit @uitab
Stabrs Dem Staatsoeportelnent m-
terbreitet muroe, Dorin StabI be-
bouptete, oaB er oil 9oro Der 9uiita-
mia, cbe lie 5il ibrer lesten 55abrt
allfgebro6en mar, cine &anone &C.
ieben bate. gs mar aonie, Der Die
S3egierllng oeritanbiete, oaB Stobl in
9abonD geiunoen Der6en fsmnte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18
Scr augtblidt Nngtbtr
Strmanoter beS ,,In=
itifttrs".
3eritDrnns bes &ellano &analcs
mar angebltd ihr Elan.
rMitperidwDrer" i'll Detroit nno
anberen Staoten senannt.
S15=Sdlnlb fiibrte angeblidJ s1mSer'
rat Der &pmplptte.
Die @crbafteten iprrben inter hpbc
Siirsid)aft geFtellt.
9lngeblide @erbinbnnsen nit OeIt'
ifcm apninlat in Mem gurf.

&c en- Yorf. Is. Ie6. llHter Der
9lnflnge, lid 5lt elmer militGrilheu
@rpebition perihporen 81 baben, Se-
rem 3iel Die Serltorltng bes 8ellono.
&unols, oes conobii6cn @oHerlpe-
ees, mar, Der oen Grie= uno Ontario.
See perbinoet, befinbcn iid bier belltc
orei Wanner in Soft rnb parten oli
ibr 8orperDor Dor cincm &unoes
9onlnliiiGr, nGbrcnb Elm picrtcro
Wnnn III Sbbut Der S1lnoes 9eb0r.
bcn lit. Tie %erbofteten iino:
Tolil 65ni9, 0os fri,bere 9aupi
bes ltnteriudunes Sureoi;s oct
6omburg @merifu 9inie, ser aud
beihulbigt lit, bos Snupt oes oellf
i6en @ebcirnbicnitcS in bcn Icr
Stnaten icit Sriegsbcginn 9erpcIer
5h iein.
&idorb Il. 2epenbeder, ?in 5icii
ger aunltbGnoler. natltrcliiiertel
9tmcrifoncr lmb anecbIi6 cin gtn9e
itellter &onie's.
Srbcrid Nesler bon Seriep : IT.
Ser elm Glcrf III ser Office Der Som
burg glrncrifo Sinie irnh Scfr+'Gl
&onia's geipcien iein ioa
Ser niertc in &oft gcbnltcnc E|tonr
lit @eorge Studs. Der friiber IN SIS
nio'5 Gienitcn itanb nnb ocn 8cb6r
Oerl mertpolle 0fitteilitnaen 9cntoh
habcn ioa. Sopeit befannt. mir(
ni6t bebouptet, hob er on irGenO
elmer %crihnorltng tciIgeronuEcl
hGtte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18


3pangsaushebung unterporfen iper-
oen, fpie 8remier slsql,itb bereits
ongeoeltet bot, ehe 5lt Der gllsbebllng
BON gerbeirateten geidritten wirb,
Die lid imter Dem Hlane 0erbps eiil-
i6reiben lieBen.
GS miro ferner ungenomnlen, oaB
Die &egierirng anaben i'm Sitter pon
Is Sabren, Die critic alaiie, Dem
SSabrgang 1917 auf Dem Sentiment
gleidD erahtet, lno oariIm miro DIE
Ginberiifilng oieier irlngen Seutc aIi
obiebbare 3eit ni6t erfoleen. Die
einberllfenen alaiien iinb =, 3, 4 lmb
) Der 0erbp-Gefrilten. Die Don Dem
ariegsan1t peroffentlidte 9lnfinoi-
gung erfl6rt, bab Die GienitSeit am
20. Samiar beginnt. Sieie @ruppen
beIteben aus unperbeirateten 2eilte1
in. sllter bon 10 bis % SSabren.
2unooHs Sagesberidlt.
2onoon, t8. SeS. NSie nnpor.
bcrgeicbene nlilitGrii6e Gage III
8riehenlano bot cine ncue ariiis
bcrporgcrllfen. Die Sruppen Der
glQiicrten, Die na6 ser Sddsiula
britiidcr 5rltppen 100000 Wann
betrageu, baben iidl in uno Inn Ga.
lonifi pcrlfnn5t, groben Sdan5gra-
ben aus lrno bringen 8eidiise inStel-
lung. Gs beiBt, oaB oeutifJe Srup-
pen iif) mif oen ginmori6 in 8rie'
henlan0 porbereiten, Inn lie an5u-
grcifcn.
Sb Die 9ulgaren ait6 Die 9ren5t
freu5eii tpcr6en, iii einc 2cbensfragt
fiir Ole @rie6cn. Gs miro angennm'
men, boB ein bulgarii6cr Sorltof
Die altc SSeinbifoft nieocr ollflcber
Ioiien inb @rie6cnlono IN. ben Son.
flift binein5ieben ntiiBtc.
Die gric6iI6cn 8oblen finbel
morgen itatt, iebod) miro nidlt er'
partet, oaB bas Grgebnis irgellf
ucl6en fontroaierenben GinfluB alii
sic Hegicrung boben miro. 0ic Yar.
tel 8erli5clos bot feline &unOioater
aufacItellt, ilno Die Solooten I'M Sci
Sc, Die cinen groBen Seil Der @db-
leri6aft biloen. peroen nidt itint'
men. aonig &onitantin lit nod
frdnf.
gSie DER 9ltbener &orreiponoeni
Der Simes melbet, bat Der oeuti6t
@eianotc in gltben DEM Brentier
Sfoulouois nitgetcilt, Die Oelitidber
iDiiroen iidl gellotigt ieben, Ole III
liierten an5lgreifen. 0as Sonoer
italieniiher 3riippen i'll Ilbonier1
miro iid ais Elm piftieer Saftor er-
ueiien, lpeil lie in ser Gage iein Der'
0en, ii6 bcn Heitcn Der ierbiider1
Srilppeu 5ll gen1eiriamem Sorgeber
an5uifIicBen.
Sentiher General gefallen.
9onoon, Is. Ses. @eneral
major ron Stodhai,ien BON Der oeut
i6en @rnee lit ali Dem peitli6er
2rieasifniplnte gefnllen, mic Del
Central 9tefp5 Igelltltr BON 9lmiter
ham gemeloet miro
Nlliiertc in Salunifi iperocn Gngitlidl
Sulonifi, IS. 9es. 0epeiden
Die Die Sffi3iere Der 9llIiicrten bier
crbolten baben, meloen, baB in Sofic
a6t 9utterien 5lI lie brei .5olliger
@eihiiscn angefomneu iino, Die fin
Salonifi beitimmt iin0.
Die 9trbeiten au Den 9eieItigunger
nerben 10 piel als tlinlid) beihlelt
nigt Die Seeresleiti,ng Der slQiier'
ten iudt ourh Die 3eitimgen Irbci'
ter nnb itelt uid nlle Serben on, OH
niht i'm aftipen S0eeresbienitc iteben
is bciBt, OaB Die pollitanoige &on
troqe iiber Die 9obnen, oie 9abnfta
tion uno ibr 3ubehor am Sonntac
Don ben Mqiierten iibernonlmen fpcr.
Den ion. Sriippen uno Munitior
fommen bier fortgeiest an
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-12-18

liGe Satieteit, uno rotfliiiiie beige
Sobo front ON ben Seiten bes Ser
'ges nieber. mo- iie ben SfJnee
ldmil6t, mas beionbers bel gsa6t Ell
nen Dun6erpoilen slnbltd serpGbrt
8liibenbe Mi6erlteile unb &oltd] bill
Den arBerbenI iiber Dem 8erge cine
bi6te i6irmartige @oIfe.