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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

afternoon Morris and Alexander Zim-
balish. living at 1859 East Second street.
were arrested for bo:hering the wolves
and pulling the lions tails. Alexander
explained that his brother was visiting
him from St Louis and that he had
taken him to see the animals. The po-
lice say that one OF the brothers held a
big stick between the bars and prodded
wolf rntil the animal seized 1t argrily
between his teeth. The other brother
then attempted to toss pebbles In the
VOLTS mouth.
About 400 children. members OF May
parties, played on the lawns OF Central
Park yesterday. IL was the first day
OF the year on which permits had been
granted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
COL. L. M. MAUS RETIRED.
birthday Party Given for HIN on
Governors island.

Col. l.. Mervin Maus on his sixty fourth
birthday yesterday was honorably retired
from his post in the United states army
~ Surgeon General of the Eastern Do
parlment on Governors Island
In his forty.one years of service. the
longest OF any medical officer IN the army.
he served IN the Indian. Spanish and
Philippine wars He was the Goei hal.
" he Philippines No has left Governor
| Il nd to live in his old home at Rockville,
Md \ birthday party WIS given for him
on the island last nj yht
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Four employees OF the T.. r. Water
man Fountain Pen Company were ar
rested yesterday charged with stealing
several hundred dollars worth of foun-
tain pens from the company, They gave
their names as Archibald Christman. Is,
clerk llo5 Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn:
Joseph Grace clerk 1871 Jersey avenue.
Brooklyn: Joseph ChucdreuN. %. col
loctor 10 Leonard street Brooklyn, and
Christian Herfcl, IS clerk, 9S Forhel
avenue, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

that. But those spells did not last
long"
No Bitterness for Maid.
She said she feels no bitterness toward
Celia Coleman. who was her negro COOK
at the time OF the murder and whose
story was the chief feature OF the prose-
cution
Celia was ignorant" said Mrs. Car
man. II don't believe she was vicious
at all, but | think she has told this
story so often she believes 1t now
Mrs. Carman has no plans. she said.
but she and Dr. Carman will proba bly,
go away in few days for a rest Asked
II she planned to go into vaudeville she
said she didn't but Mr. Levy said he
could not promise that she wouldn't.
shes broke and I'm broke and the
Docs broke said he, and II some big
OFFER came along I can't tell what we'd
do about IT, This trial has cost the
Carmans and me a lot of money. and Z
Mrs. Carman sees how she can get II
back she may do it,"
William Bailey. husband OF the mu--
dered woman, was gloomy and silent
while the jury was reporting it's finding
He made no comment for publication.
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MiNEoLA. l.. l.. May S.-Mrs. Florence
a. Carman was acquitted this afternoon
Of the murder OF Mrs. Lulu u. Bailey
on the first ballot taken by the jury.
The jury was out an hour and ten
minutes, but 1t did not take that long for
the twelve men to make up their minds
that the remarkable woman whose poise
has been the feature OF two trials. each
lasting week. was inaocent The jury
began its deliberations at 80. and at
. O'Clock 1t was generally known around
the court house that a verdict OF acquit-
al would be returned at . so.
Promptly at that time the jury sent
out word that 1t had reached its con-
clusion. and the crowd began to gather.
Mrs. Carmsn sat directly In front of The
jury box, and at > ;35 Foreman Peter
Rohrbach. Jr.. clerk OF the village Of
Sea Cliff. spoke the words that set her
free.
There was scattered burst Of APP
plause In the room. which was promptly
stopped by Justice BiackmaT. and five
minutes la er Mrs. Carman, accompanied
by her family and some Of her friends,
went back to the jail to gather her
possessions for her trip homo.
: was there that she met newspape.
men. in a tiny room of the main cor
ridor. while her aged parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Plat Conklin her sister, Mrs. Ida
POWELL her husband. Dr. Edwin CarmaL
: God outside At her side sat George
NJ Levy. who has been her .ttorney ever
since she WAS first suspected of having
murdered Mrs Bailey. and was her prin-
cipal counsel during the present trial.
Happy Again. She says.
I'm happy" she said without en-
thusiasm when she was asked how she
felt" but then | knew II had 10 be this
way No jury could Il anything else.
and wasn't the Judges chage fine
But don't YOU think it was very fair'
! knew the jury couldn't convict me
on such evidence"
"Do YOU plan to do anything to find
the murderer OF Mrs. Bailey" was the
next question.
Il don't: certainly not" she said with
emphasis. AS far rs I'm concerned H.
all over I've been acquitted and now
! want to drop the whole matter.
while was waiting for the verdict
George meaning Mr.. Levy. who was
then present told me he thought tho
Jury had acquitted. and when got
into court ] believed this was so. as I
knew they couldn't convict me in so
short a time.
Now | can he happy for the first
time since June 80. All last winter, even
though ! was free. I couldn't enjoy my
self | was under bail | knew | might
have to go through the ordeal OF A trial
at any time, and the whole case was
hanging over my head like "A cloud But
now | can go back TO my friends and
be happy with them, and II it were not
for my friends. and the confidence they
have shown in me, these two trials
would have been much harder for mo
than they have been. They knew
couldn't d. anything like this, and they
have buoyed me up.
Didn't you feel worried during tn"
trial? Your manner gave no hint of IL
1: YOU did she was told,
Il felt disturbed sometimes when
remembered how the last trial had gone
against me" she said. Those two
Jurors who held out for conviction wor'
RED me sometimes ! wondered II the
men in the box this time would act like
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

Major.-Gen. George W. Cocktails ar
rived In New York Yesterday on the
steamship Advance from Cristobal and
started AT once for Washington to con-
suit with Secretary of War Garrison. II
is understood that tho conference will
be regarding the altered conditions Of
the canal. Gen. Goethals would not
discuss the purpose of his trip
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Fight witt Knives over War.

party OF Austrians and Poles who
engaged In an argument over the war and
.he sinking of the Lusitania At Berry and
north Ninth streets, Williamsburg, early
Yesterday. slashed each other with knives
ana Adam /icckel ~, of l73 Meekcr street
was 80 badly cut about the head, iare and
h..k mat he was taken TO the WIN ms
onfR Hospital His assailant and the
pp,,hers disappeared before the police ar
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woman Killed ny Falling chimney

Mrs. Lillian keefN. -. wife of John keefy
OF 336 LenoS avenue. went Yesterday
afternoon to the roof to hang oui clothes.
one end of the olothesline was tied to a
chimney. which collapsed and fell upon
her. rracturing her skull and causing death
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
@plklteb.

SD tra9 mein 6er5 8l 2eioe
Shon gar 5ll lan9c Belt.
Sd barr in @rnln 1lnb 8an9en
Mein Sd)as lit fprtge9an9en
sln leincs aailcrs Scit'.
Sic 8romnel bot gerufen,
Ndcin' @ongcn nltrben blab.
Ser SOB tpabrt leine 8edtc!
9o lcllf5' i6 in Sic 9ladte
l1nb ipein bas 2innen nab.
slh. Nlllttcr, liebitc M,,ttcr.
ginn bilf mir illn9em glllt.
gei meiner urmen Secle,
sM bin in ShnIb llnb Seblc.
@eib 8ptt, CT mar 10 gutl
slbc. mein Sdat, al1i i,nmerl
9lbe, bll fllrscs Slid!
eS6 lterbe ppr Ncrlan9fn i.
Nad Sranfreih lit CT gongcu
ltno febrt nidt mebr Suriif.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
5ran5 Sofef IoII front
lein.

81 m, 6. Oft. (9ia Garis) gon
gutter autoritdt miro bebouptet, baB
aailer Sran8 Spiepb bon Geiterreid
(ber am is. Nusuit IS SATIRE aft gez
iporoen iif) ldiper franf lei uno Ser
&ronprin5 nu9 @ten berllfen ipurbe.
Sic &adridt lpiro aus politiiden
Griinben in Geltreid l1nsarn gez
bcim gebalten. Gin ieinem lebten 8ez
burtstage mar Ser &ailer nod i'm
Stanbe, ltngariide nno frootiI9e Sc
legattonen gu enpfangen llnb gnipraz
ben slt balten.
Sic britilde 8efrl1tiru n g
2on 5 on, 6. Oft. Carl 9erbp fat
1ebt oie Mefrltirung gsfan1pogne in sic
t3anb 9enonmen, beren Siel lit, 3O,z
600 Damn jebe 8ode gu erlangen.
Sollte 0er Hlan feblldlaeel1, 10 ideint
es getpiB, boB bas garlanent eine
nationale 9ienitpflidt Sill al1nebz
men ipirb.
8rte Of mi anps 9 g 10 te it
llpr1rt.
goris, 6. Oft. $4,000 01ann
aliirte gruppen iinb in 5alpnifi gez
lanbet unb bie 2anoung lpirh tros bes
gricdildcn Troteites fortseiest. 9os
grpcbitipnsforps loa .lpbalb ipie
mD9lid" auf iiber 100000 Mann gez
.bradt iperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
9onnersta9, BET, z. Sttober 1,

lden, ipelde 9tpil1sf 5u 1ebnten iuz
den, pperiren jebt nit bcrlclben fiez
ber9aftcn gbatisfeit, lpie lie Der CT
ltiirmllng aolpnos boraussins. Cine
iSelbbabn lit 20 Meilen ipett ldngs Ser
SSilfomiritrabe selest ipor0en unb
lcbmcres @eld]iib miro trpb enprn1er
sdpierisfeiten berbeigcicbafft. Sag
nnb gfa6t brtngen en6lole 3iige bon
Motorcars @prratbe BON 8pmben 5erz
bel ltno oil pielcn Hunften linb &rd6z
ne crricbtet lpprDcn, I'M biele 8prraz
the aus5ulabc1.
81 Hnllcn bcim Mngriff
crtrnnfen.
8erlil g. Oft. Cine Gepelde
pon g5ernolpie, gufoipina, melbet.
baB bie 8uiien auf Die Geltrcider all
Der beilarabil6en @rcn5e nprbDltlid
Der genai1nten stabt eincn itarfen
Mngriff iibcr bel1Rrutb ser,ocbt baben,
tppbet lie on etner Stellc Sen SlnB sll
burdlblpintmel1 berll1dte1. Sic 9tllliel1
ma6ten 5 erfolelole glnsrtffe llnb
ptele i6rer 2eutc ertrdllfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
3elcaraphiidle glptisen.

9 a lcball. Sn Ser st a iona I
Bolton /, Neip Dorf 0.
Bottom 1, Sem Yorf 0.
Hbilabelpbia 8, 8rpoflDn 6.
Ybilabelpbia 3, 8rpoflpn 2.
SSn Ser 81 M ii c an:
g}elp Yorf 0. Bolton 9.
Stem Dorf 2, Bottom a.
8albington 4, Gbilaeelpbio 6.
@albington 0, 96ilabelpbia 4.
Stnbtlerien
ST ic5a g o slmericans 8, gbi.
cago Rationals 5.
ct. 2nut5 Amerieans 3, ct
apuis Natipnals 8. (9llntel=
beit nad 12 esns.
Geru, Snn. sllsuit 9ion idof
beute aus 9erinsfiisiecr ltriade in Be,
gfdbe bieler 5tabt nit eincm sbrpt=
9elpcbr auf Die 6oniIie @ert 9ears
llno be9in9 bannSelbltn1pro. gipn botz
te lcine Iarrn ben sears perpadtet
iid ober cinen Gbitsarter1 porbebalten
CT traf beutc orei Der gears ainSel
beim Npfelitcblen in leinem Garter
unb be9ann lofprt gu felerlt. Ser
Gears blieb tpbt allf ben1 9slas, Sral
Gears urb Slpei ainper iinb t0btlid
perlcst nnb Der Z iibrise 8nobt
3arrp miro irabrldeinlid Sas ein5igt
9tit9lteb Ser Santilic lein, ho5 am 2c=
ben bleiben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
sSa tipna nalbert6cioigun
N td t 81 rie9s 6crc.itidaFt. Of

Na ttpna albert6cioigung,
MD arieas6crc.itidaft.
9Sraiioent @ilion CAB oem ueuen
Seiratb bes @3arincontes bcute leine
'Stellln9 5ur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fragc funo. @r slaube, Ia9te er, sic
cause Station lei ii6er5cugt ,haB mir
lehr allsreichcno por6ereitct iTein mill
len SIR @erfIeioi9llng. ober nicft sum-
aricg.
Gr en1pfil1e sic N1it9lieoer bes faz
tics, 9efiibrt BON Sbonas q. goilpn,
nadocn oirie cine aonfereu5 nit 5efr.
Soniels uno Sen h66cren geanlteu oe5
N3arincmlts 9cbaltel gatteu. Spater
begah iieG ber Natb nit Scfr. Ganiels
.5u elmer SrIpeftinltstoar noc6 Dem
9darinelcfieBpiub bel Snoiau peob.
sub.
Sic @erlcbune Ser gric<
dl il rd)en s5eutralitdt.
Sic 0itr. sotlhaft il5eraa6 Scr
uHleftf. Sfelle Delttc fpt3elbes Stubel=
Iafanm nm s,rstrds ip,n 9Riuiiter i'll
sslen iiber Die @erlcFltng Der griebiz
Fld1cn ge1ttralitdt hllrd Die sllliirten:
uSdl m1d)tc Die Yreiie Scr Ser.
Staaten aufnerflunt nadlclt iiber Sen
llnterlc6ieb 5lpiidleu 9entldllanos Off
rlpn III gelgien llno Ser t6atiddlihen
@erlesllng Der 9teutralitdt G5rieche11z
lanos olwdl BIC G'n9larner llno Sranz
5oell Die, p6ne tint grIaubniB 5u fra=
eet1 ibrc Srnppen in Salpnifi 9elanz
oet haben. @ielleidt miro sic gSelt
lest cinletcll, lrie lncnig g8ertb Sic
Ehraic Der gntentcnlachtc bon ibrent
Sdlus ner fleincn Staaten fat"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
alei,,c aricss1a6ridtcn.

SO, ,00Ogiirfcn abge5pgen
2pnb on. 6. Oft. Cue 9epeide
Der grdange Sele9rapb gp. aus Itben
bat fuleenbel1 @ortlaut:
uslus einer biplpn1atiicGen 6uellc
|lpirb in grfabrllng gebradt, bub bic
6pbe Gforte nod Ser l1nterseidnllne
beg tiirfild bnlearild1en gertrass ibz
re Srnppen aus ben feltell 9Sldben an
Der bul9ariicben @ren5e 5uriidgenpn1z
men l1np etlpa $4,000 Mann na9
G1allippli 9cbra6t bat.
sud iino Die 01unition soepots ge=
|ralllnt ltnp nad Ser 6ront 9eidofft
|1pprhen 10 bab nur in airf aililla,
Mibta lnb slprtanppel nod ciniee tiir~
|filbe apmpagniell 5uriitfbleibcn.
sllliirtc 2ii9e fe1tgcnaz
gelt.
Berlin, 6. Gift 2ettcn slpril be-
bauptete Ser amerifanild)e &riegsfpr<
respondent Ycrribal 9pbbpns in Ser
amerifanilden Nlpnatsldrift ugberpz
bpbp's @iaga5ille", bab ell bem Surcl1
|gebnrcnoes Sdlob in sfierneipice bpn
|ben bcntl6cu Irl1ppen aussepliinbcrt
lpprben lei. Sic bon ser 6eeresleitltne
angeltcqtc llntcrlll6r1g bat erge6cn,
4 bab biele @}eIdid)te, lpie alle nnberet
dbnlidcn, 9latt crfl1nbcn tit. OILS einen
Der an9cbliden 9linbercr nauntc Ser
neutrnle" omerifaniibe &prrelpprz
bent ei11en Soauptnann Noppefpbner,
bnd bot cs I'M oelltldcn Spscre rie etz
men Sffi5ier bieles Narncns gegebelt.
Sic gelibun9 bes 3aren in Stiernes
biee ipltrbc bon Sen belttlder Srllppen
auf ausDridlihcn 8efebl iibcrbaupt
1li6t belekt.
gneldnber itcblen a III crif.
g o it.
sc "a Mia, 6. Oft. Sic Mcgicrung
Der Ebilippincn bat sic 9eborpen III
8olbin9ton bcnndricbti9t, bob Noitz
ldfc, Bic bon bier nab hem nmcrifas
nilden Toitamt in gbangbut 9clanot
lpurben in @pngfon9 9cpffnet lruo
ansgepliinbert luorben linp. Cine Nnz
sabl BON regiitrirten Gafcten llnb
griefen ipurne geltpblen, (Sic &pit IN
Spnsfon9 befi1bet liet) i'll cnslilden
Sdnbcn llnn es llnterlte9t raber foltm
eineln 3ipeifcl, bob Ser 9iebitabI bon
Sen britilden @cbDrbcn pcrubt iplroc.
81. $. 81.
2ugem burgs Asrpt II.
8erlin, 6. Gft. 9rabtlps bia
Sapnille.) Sic lleberlee sl9entrr be-
rid)tct, nab bos @robber5ustlum, 4l<
ycmbnr9 cinen Erptclt ai1 bic gntenz
tenlaeltc lue9cn bcs fiir5lidbcn sln9rif=
| fes nlliirter 6hlgSellec ouf Sic Stabt
2uren1bllrg gcricbtet babe.
8ritiidcr apnln1 IN Ser
iien getDbtet.
8erlin, 6. Oft. Ser 2pfolon5eiz
ger bri,lst eine 9cpelde ppn Son itans
tiuppel nit Ser 9sadrid)t. pab Der briz
iiiebc apllilll unS Die apniulatssarpe
i'll Sspo ban bon allfltdnbilden
Nerlern getDbtct ipprben ieiell.
(ginc 2pnpuncr 9epei6e pom IA.
Septcn,ber ab Sspaban bate berid)tet,
bab bic yegicrll1gstrltppen bon ol,fs
ltdnbilben gtdrrm1en geIhla9en ms
lbie britilden mb rllliiidcn aonlllln il,
Sspaban slr Sl1l6t nab Sebcran ees
5tpun9en iporben leien.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
@rp6tr sits suti6tn 9iplpnlatie
Quf otl.s8QlfQu,
Bul8arten tuteS oaS ruiiiid)e 1tltimatu,,t ob uuo
iteute telbit eineS az gerbteu.
0eBteres o Wae0onen bnnen "a gtun0eu bsralsoebeu.
saiirtc brcden bic 9seutralitat ejricdcnlanos,

no ee1 TIRE Srnppenlanoung in salof rob sre @roel
fort ~ Ser lnterdico 5lpen gudanbs baip in gelon
l'p pel au9lp a15plleDe1 III Sredcnlano 9egn
neutral lnb Bricbcnanb lit uli SbatIadid areosz
bcr'de nag 9ber ippit lie boregen gnp fir 9euldqnb
@as oeu1d arssamt idpei9iam Hbr gabug ser r,l<
ree 9Dt aBt ef bl1den N 9cuid dafn ueres Gcue berz
bel ~ lno babn enc Sobabn 20 Nlen gbaut gppma
ten Der Atren a6 bon sofa Mes grield Ser gpa
1e no Die aanmer bat m berta9 soni9 Maci bpr1 gala
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
@rubnater &oo0rom @illou luieotr
Srdutigam.
Sic 8raut 1T Syra1t Norman 6alt. Sn,peliers=
tpttttpe 1ttto 38 Sabre alt.
Sod5eit miro int 2cjember itattiinoen.
Der 9raiibct ais 9ripatbrscr fir ;sraneuitinmredt

3bt babel Sic Sic S n sen unb an
9be - cn (oet6as bei6t Sooloupcrneu ebt cne cz
9na1on ne9en Der etorulde urid Ser mlgarld
narlge ac gotdaft Bic amfanId]c 9rcne Me(dbe
auf Den merldeb uIbn Senl selqn uno rdtnaro
npei Gds Staatsnn jeBt 9enouuq Ser 10 lana uz
rid9e6aenn gote an @nsono aornnt in Spua beibt
nngini9 Able6cn Gbas. saoerln Sp1,a @eIz
der @orlser bes benotr. Stoat5eomntec fuor
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gie6 nnb &rppifiunen.

Gbicago, 6. DIT. Hinobieb
3ufl,br 11t00O. Stiere $6.00-1O.-
80; &iibe unb 9finoer, 1886 $50;
@dlber $S.0O-t2.OO.
Shlpeine 3ufltbr 5000. Sober
5ll $7.15S. so; 5unleilt 5n $7.7O--
$50.
5doie 3ufltbr 10000. 6lau
5u $5.65-6.50; 2ammer $6.75 bis
900.
8eiliigel 1879.
Butter Creamery 22-27c.
gier 22-2412c.
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Scr &rieg.
I 9entld E, 9 cri6tc.

8erlin, 6. OFT. (gio aonbon,
3:45 Nadm.) 0ffi5iell: Gin fran50liz
1ber slnsrtff nit @anbgranaten auf
Den Soiisel n0rbIid bon Ncupillc lpllrz
DC abgeiWlagen. Sn Ser Gbon,pa9nc
nerlndtcn bic Sran5olen sic Sffet1lipc
on Der Sront ibres friiberell Mngriffes
nit f6nerem slrtillcrieieucr, bas ipabz
reno oes 9'odnittaes CUR er0bten Sefz
tigfeit geltetgert ipurbe, ipieber aufsuz
nebmen. Ser Seinb boffte unieregtel<
Mngen iturmrcif 8ll MAIDEN llno brodz
te Srllppen an Der gan5en Sront gum
sln9riff bor. 9a llnlcre slrtiaerie Ste
feinoliden sammeliteuen llnter Seuer
nabm, fpnllten Bic Sran5oien MIR oll
getpiilen Ellnftcn borbringen llno
bort lpnrbc lie nit idlperen gerlulte,l
abgel6lagen.
Mlld) ipieberbolte Mnlfiirme uuf Ste
Gba1llsseee ,'rr @nnnac Yy md @plle
dtn braeben l,Drbli6 Ser 8eal1leipnr-
Sarn1 ll1o lrorotpeitlid bon GiIle.1urz
Spurbe boIitd1big ei,l.
Wpn Der 8 Sltfrpnt:: Ser seino
begarn geitern ipieoer srobere Mngrifz
fc 5tpiIden Dem Gee 9ri1tiata llnb
&reipnp, bpb lpurben iic nnc entipebcr
abgel6lagcn, pber brader rntcr llnles
rem Seuer Gin. Ser Seino erlangte
Settipeilige grfplge III &psianb unb
liiolid) bonn 8ieaieip Gee, aber bnrcb
Begenangrtffe tplroe bic Gage 5n lln-
leren Gunlten interchangeable ltnb
Der Seinb erlitt ldipere Gerlllltc.
SIM @iitrift ipeitlid bon g5ortorbst
baben Gefedte begonnen. Son Sen
iibrigen Gbeilen Ser DjtliGcn sSrpnt
gibt es ni1ts 31 bcridten.
8ritilder Bcri1t bez
! MT i, tirt.
8e5iigltb bes britilden 9njprn6es,
nab Die sniirten in, Nlpnat geptcnber
Die Gberbano I'M 2uftfric9c gebabt
batten, tpirb offi8ieu mitgclbeilt, boB
Die 8eutl6cn MIR Z Merpplonc i'm
8onat Gepte,nber pcrloren baben, Sic
Gr9ldnoer aber s llnb bic sSrnnspS
fen %.
Rod) etn.e 8eridtignng.
Berlin, s. Oft. (Drabtlo5 bio
Tuderton.) Ser seltrige offi5iedc @e<
rtdt entbielt folgenbc yoti5, Sic geitern
iiber 2onbpn geIo,,bt llnD pifenbor
ppm britildcn genior gcltridcl1 ipar.
u@ullildeHatrpllillcn tragcn bcutld5c
pelnc, lin beutl9e Ernppe, 5u tduz
iden. gs lit offcnbor, bab iol6e giu1z
fen, tpenn lie in 0eutldc Sdrbe fall
len, ,lad Oen ariegsgelekeu bebanbelt
iperber."
8ariilere8lau.
9aris, 8. DIT. @ffi5ieu. @us
8ombarone1t i'm Mrtoisbilirift borert
bon beioen gciten fort unb lit beionz
berg beftig iiibIid bom @ibendps
Bnlb. 9Sir baben einieen Sortl1ritt
NIT 6allpgranatel1 in Ser &erbinbllng
bon 8rabe11 1llDipeltlid) bon Ga Soltc
gemabt.
@on 01eif ber. Sront lit niebts apciz
ter beridtet als slrtiIleriebncllc, be-
fonoers III Der Champagne 5tpil6cn
0Diel 1lno 0laas, n0rolid) bon Slireh
llno al Der Sront in 2otbringetl.
Sic 2pnb.pncr II MI If al.
2pnbpL 6. Oft. selbit Ste gr6bz
ten Sdla1ten bcs arieges nn1gen ipcz
niger Ginflub alf Die aufiirftise @es
itaItlln9 gurppns gebabt babel,, als
Die @reisniiie Der lebten Sage III ben
fiibDitlide, a6nigrciden. (9ic aroben
ilegreihen oeutl6en Sdlablcn tparcn
aber Die l1rInde bcr iesigen grcignilie
auf Dem @alfan.
Sn @riede1,1anb balt 3Dri9 9one
,itantill, Ser Ghipu9er BEG bcutlGcn
@ailers, aur gtllnbe oas 3iinglein Ser
Usage in ieiner Sanb. 81 bat Erenier
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07

3ufolse eillcr Weosfo1ter GepeiGa
an Bic bielige 8Driel15eitl1ng bat 8ulz
sarien Die ant1pprt aui lcin Ultima
tim birnen "a Gtunnen gcforbert.
6ollanb miro 81 Ii Blano
bertre ten.
60 II 5 o n, 6. Sft. (Wlitternadt.) J
Cine Meuterbepelde bon gofia iiber
Hetro9rab 1nelbet:
.8nlgariens slntlport auf bas ruiz
liidel1ltir1atlln1 iplrbe Inn 2::4O gadz
mittags am 5. Sftober gegeben unb
mar nnbefrieoigeno. Ser rllliilhe @e<
lanote bat Sen Yretuier yfobpslabofi
6enadridtigt, bnb Die biplonotilde11
8ssiebunger 8tpilcben beiben 2anbern
abgebrodell. 1eien Sic rulIii9en ss,1z
tereiien in Bnleorien iinb De,n 6oaanz
bilden 8eldaftstra9er anbertrout
lpprben.
Illiir.te ergeipa tigen
8rte Of c nj q II 3.
8erlin, 6. Oft. @ielige 3eitun<
gen durafteriliren Die 2anbuug fron5.
1ruppen iii Salonifi als cine @elpaltz
tbat l,nb berbrciten lic6 iiber Bic sSnz
conlcquen5 Der Gntcntenadte, lpelde
oie beuti6e snbalion bon gelgien
branblnarften llnb iekt Sic g}eutraliz
ttit G}rieclenIn1bs brcchcn.
Sic 1ases5eituns fiibrt ais, bab
@riedenlanb eine 8alhlns ltren9er
Nelltralitat beobachtet babe, Die lid
ltarf bon Der 6altlng 8el9icns bot
Dem &rieg nnterldieb.
u9es Beiteren, fabrt bns .glatt
fort, baben sic gntcntcmahte Sic
gtcutrolitdt @ricdenlonbs perlett, pbz
ne @arltllng 5ll gebcn unb pbne Inn
@rlanbnib 5ur Sruppenlonblns gu
fraocn."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
Dte ndrfte
Erpbnhe.

Ghicaao, 6. Oft. @ei5en -
106 1e5, 1O77s, WSai.
aorn 565s Te5. 5ss4 Moi.
@afer - 3773s Ge5, 1914 Niai.
@etrei0e fit @anr: geo. 2 rotber
gSillter t0S-111;; aorn Ro.2 6211s;
Sta1ourO ,Sufcr 3S.
9fnggen 9en. 2 81.
@erlte - $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
8rifil6er 8cri6t oe=
III e II tirt.

8e5iiglib bcs britilden glniprl1des,
nab Die Iuiirten I'M Nonat gepte1nber
Die Gberbano I'M 2llftfricec gebabt
batten, ipirb offi5ieu ,nitgelbeilt, baB
Die 8eutldcn 1lur Z slcrpplonc i'm
Dsonat Septenber berloren baben, Sic
GngldnSer aber s unb bic Sran5o%
len 90.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-07
sius nen, Stnatc.
s&c t ter Ii II 5 6 L ntc.

Ses 9N ille $, 6. Sft. 9os gulz
yetln fir bic nit oem 1. IS. beenoete
SSpde bclaat: Sic @pde mar fii6l, be-
mnlft mo in oeu n6rolidlcn Counties
lhauerlg, pblrpll Der Megenia(l I'M
8an6en lntcr normal blieb. sSnt @unz
sen lrar Die SSpche Sien1lich 9iinltig llnp
.&prn nldcbt ldnellen Sprtlchritt sl1
Netfc, ond) Seigeu bon ilber 600 gee
rlditell, Dab nlr % 4rpSe1t Scr @rnte
am l. 9ftobcr ltct1er ppr Srplteefabr
parcn Sn Ser Siinbdlite acs {stauz
te5 lil1o iest notwithstanding slpci grittel
Der Grnte iiber sic 5rpitgcfubr bins
aus, nenn Der Srplt lidlt su itarf lit,
Haber in ben nDrolihen Counties lit Ser
.9rpbte Sbeil Ser grntc nod riicfltanz
dig ltl1o III @efu1r.
ShnelIer Sprtidritt lpurSe uabrenn
Der gSpd1e nit &prnIfncioelt, Niiueu
Der Silps, aortoffelu ollsgraben,
@crbitpfliigen ln1o Sden bon gsinterz
rei5cn 9enoc1t 9ie aortoffelernte
bIieb illfol9e ser Saule binter Sen grz
porhlngel1 5uriid 9ns bon 6jarbcn
aus9cnrpl6enc @etrcine lit bon piel
bciierer Sl,alitdt aIs ous bon Shp=
|bcrn altsgeorpid1cne.
5. Sftpber gill itarfer SrpIt trat
bclltc Wipraen in alleu S6eilc1 oe5
Stnatcs cill nit 6}eiriertenlpcruhlren
III hicIcr G5egenNcn Der nittleren uno
noroIlrten Counties.
Mep. Gbos. M2iller i.
SS SSdpcrlp, 6. Sft G6us. gG.
W{iller, &ertreter BON 8rener County
IN Der Se9islatlr, tit beutc Dtprgen
bier I'M glitter BON "a Sabreu nad)
lun9crcr Sranfbett geltorben.
0@aer mar 2emofrot uno beuticber
Nbltammlng ST tuor 25 Sabre Ser
|ons9eber nea gSnberlp Setnpcrnt uno
Eollnlellter bon gSnberlp ipdbreno ser
6lrcltcn 2lominiltratiou non Gjroper
Gclepelanb.s sSnt Sabre 1906 tpilrbe
Ter 5uerit bon 8reiner GpuntD in Die
2egislahlr 9eipdblt lnp piern1al tpiez
lncrgcmdblt. @r Dar ald) bon 1904 an
gltitglieo bes ocmotr. Staa.sconlnlittee
Ilno upn 1905 an mebrere Sabre oeIs
len @pDlieer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-11

Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day of July, 1915, In accordance
with Section 50, Chapter 140, of the
Statutes of 1913, one George Hennen
of Lamoille, County Of Elko, and State
of Nevada, made application to the