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The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
bROlJCH MAKES ARGUMENT ! FOR POLITICAL EFFICIENCY

Russellville, Nov. 30.-(Special go The Press) .-Practical methods Nor the readjustment of the states avstem of taxation was the princi- 5al theme in Dr. c. H. Brough's lpening campaign address here Monday afternoon.
 Although the changes suggested dppear to be radical, they are Not based on theory but are in suc- Eessful operation in many other Hates.
 Dr. Brough advocated the aboli- lion of the state capitol tax, and In increase in the number of con- amendments that may be 3ubmitted to the people; change 1n the constitution making the Term of governor four years and Nmiting this official to one term curb on local legislation which
 as of regent years taken most of Nhe time of the legislative ses- lions, if it be necessary to advo- late a constitutional amendment Ipr that purpose; the adoption of a Constitutional amendment which Eill permit the voters of commu- lity to increase their school levy;
 special millage tax for the Uni versity of Arkansas, the agricul- lural colleges, the state normal and ileemosynary institutions, to be de 'Iucted from the present tax; the lassage of a primary election law; he divorcing of the St. Francis evee distriN from politics, by mak- hg the directors elective instead of EIppointive by the governor; the Eorking of state convicts on pub He highways; better roads; better Ibunty schools; a textile depart hent in one of the state schools
 he use of the navigable streams
 If the state; the encouragement oi
 bbor and capital; reformatory for
 Joys and girls; constitutional Amendment which will permit
 taveling men to vote in any DOT
 lon of the state where they may
 le on election day; and statewide arohibition.
 q Dr. Brough arrived in Russell lille on the noon train, and was
 bet at the railroad station by sev- fal hundred citizens, all of whom Constituted the welcoming commit
 Ee. A band played patriotic airs
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
FUTRELL AGAIN DECLINES FIGHTFOR COVERNORSHIP

with favor upon the suggestion that I become candidate for governor, but certainly those conditions do not exist in Arkansas at this time,' said Senator Futrell. "In the first place the expense of running for a state office is entirely beyond the means of the average man and wholly disproportionate to the emol- uments. I see only a slight inn proyement ill this respect in the present campaign compared to oth- CT campaigns. In the next place 1 shall never become candidate for any office unless I can win without the handicap of political entanglements, alliances and pre- election promises. I am not pessi- mistic, but I must confess the po- litical situation in Arkansas has degenerated to such a low plane and is so completely manipulated by men who are controlled by self ish considerations that it offers no allurementS to me. Naturally l feel grateful to my friends over the state for the confidence they express in my ability to give Arkansas a creditable administration, but for the reasons just assigned I must decline to give serious considera- tiou to the mattero
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
(From Tuesdays Daily Press) :.

(From Tuesdays Daily Press).
 Information reached Paragould this morning from Little Rock to the effect that an effort was being made by number of prominent citizens to induce Senator J. M. F'utrell of this city to enter the race for governor. Although Sena- tor Futrell several months ago was the recipient of statewide demands to become a candidate for the of flee and gave his final answer de- clining to make the race at that time, it appears that those who think Senator Futrell is the nan for the place have again become insist ent that he yield to their importu- mites and offer for the place.
 When seen this morning by re- porter for The Press, Senator Flu trell admitted he had received strong solicitation to become a can didate for governor, but said he had not given the matter any consider ation. Tn fact, he dismissed the thought of running for office from his mind when he announced sev- eral months ago he would not en- | ter the race for governor.
 'I can imagine a combination of conditions that would make me look
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
,ASCARETS FOR YOUR BOWELS IF
 HEADACRY, SICK
o-night! Clean your bowels and end Headaches, Colds,
 Sour Stomach.

Get 1O-cent box.
 Put aside-just once-the Salts, ills, Castor Oil or Purgative Wa krs which merely force a passage tay through the bowels, but do not thoroughly cleanse, freshen and hrify these drainage organs, and hve no effect whatever upon the lWer and stomach.
 Keep your "insides" pure and lesh with Cascarets, which thor
 ,ghly cl@nse the stomach, remove ke undigcsted, sour food and foul Ases, take the excess bile from the 1yer and carry out of the system 1l the constipated waste matter hd poisons in the bowels
 A Cascaret tonight will make you ell great bY morning. They work Mile you sieep-never gripe, sick
 and cost only 10 cents box lom your druggist. Millions of ! len and women take Cascaret bw and then and never have Head |khe. Biliousness. Severe Colds, In |lgestion, Sour Stomach or Consti- |Ated Bowels. Cascarets belong in fery household. Children just love
 take therh- If
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03

taxbooks at 50 per cent valuation it would not be necessary to go further in the taxation question, and advocated township deputy as- sessors. He said the stock of Ar kansas farmers is the only prop erty assessed at 50 per cent of it's value; and that the assessment forms are antiquated. He advo- cated a change entirely in the man. ner of assessing, requiring the prop erty owners to make a list, with a penalty of 25 per cent for failure to comply with the law, and also to itemize his holdings, with a pen alty of 50 per cent for failure to itemize any item.
 Dr. Brough declared that the
 present assessment laws are too
 drastic, for no judge or grand jury
 will take an action for perjury, sending a man to the penitentiary for falsely swearing to his prop erty, while the penalty of taxa tion will reach the problem ade- quately. The candidate favored the abolition of the county equali- zation boards, the equalizing to be done by the county court, based upon the reports of the township deputy assessors He said this method is being successfully used in
 3S states. He advocated a special honorary tax commission to assist the state tax commission in revis- ing the laws govrening state taxa tion This board would serve
 without pay. He also advises an increase in the franchise tax from I1-15 of a mill to 1-10 of a mill
 thus bringing $90,O00 additional revenue to the state.
 The speaker was generously ap- plauded, especially on his views on taxation, primary election, and statewide prohibition.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
EDUCATE TEACHER
 TO EDUCATE YOUTH

Washington, D. G., Nov. 30-
 Special to The Press) Because
 the future greatness of the Ameri- can nation depends in very large measure upon the prosperity of the 50,000,000 men, women and children in it's rural communities,
 the federal education bureau has started to educate the country school marm, so she can educate the fifty millions in her little red school house, which is intended to equip them to become prosperous. Every state, county, township and village in the country and the na- tional education association is help ing Uncle Sam in this education of educators with a view to ultimate national prosperity.
 The first step in this campaign was the organization of the Ma tional Rural Teachers Reading Cir cle, through the cooperation of the National Education association and state departments of public instruc- tion. H. w. Foght, specialist Tn rural school practice, is directing the work from the bureau of edu- cation. Branches have been organ ized in 34 states, giving an oppor- tunity to 25O,0O0 rural school teachers to have part in this work.
 A two years reading course of value, educational classics, gener- al principles and methods of edu- cation, rural education and rural life problems, has been outlined.
 Those who give satisfactory evil dence of having read intelligently seventeen books from lists given will be awarded With Honor cer- tificate signed by the U. S.. Educa- tion Commissioner and the state |school officials.
 MT. Foght says 'the greatness and future of the American nation depends upon the prosperity of it's rural communities. The 5O,000,0O0 men, women and children who live in the open country and in the vil- lages and small towns must have more adequate opportunity for wholesome and remunerative living. This calls for new leadership which can come to rural communi- ties only through the highest de- gree of education of cultural and practical" kind. "The vital factor in education is the teacher. The rural school teacher means more for rural edu- cation and rural life than the city | teacher can mean for urban edu-
 cation and urban life.
 Therefore, we must look to the
 country teachers and their prepara-
 tion, and see to it that they shall
 be men and women of the best na-
 tive ability, the most thorough
 education and the highest degree
 of professional knowledge and
 skill"
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03

Congressman Gardner says Of Wilson: He lined up his whole outfit last year against the prepar- edness movement. Most men do not obey a ight-about-face order with alacrity" They do if they are sol diers.-Wall Street Journal.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03

Children take BILLIARDS HORE- HOUND SYRUP willingly because it tastes nice. There isn't better remedy anywhere for children's coughs, hoarseness and bronchitis It's a good medicine and easy to take. Price 25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle Sold by all druggists.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
Another Name. Same Result.

"Did you ever dream of being a pirate when you were boy?" "Oh, yes. Isn't it queer? Now I'm in the prosaic business of managing an automobile repair shop" "Umph! You didn't miss it so far. .''-Birm- ingham Age Herald.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
Shooting Cause Unknown.

Kennett, Mo-, Nov. 30.-Ralph Sargus was shot Sunday night at the Frisco Hotel by Bill Hopkins with a double-barrel shotgun, seven shot entering the arm and shoul- unknown. Officers have been un- able to locate Hopkins.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
Japanese Economy.

A Japanese, telling of his own marvellous economy, explained that his family used a fan for several generations. "We open the fan, v he said, but we don't wear it out by waving it. Oh, no! We hold 1t still, like this, under our nose and wave our face"
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
Good for Constipation.

Chamberlains Tablets are excel lent for constipation. They are pleasant to take and mild and gen. tie in effect. Obtainable every where.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-12-03
India's Financial Troubles.

India's financial difficulties have caused serious embarrassment to the pearl market.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Serif)iebnng bcS Datifani=
i6tn aOniiitOrlam.
Siele Saroindle nidJt i'm Stanbe,
&om rcdltseitig 5n crrcidIer.

gt o m, 90. Sept. @egen Der Gifer-
iii9t, Die 3peifellos elttiteben piiroe,
ipenn neue &arbindle aus Den frieq.
fiibrenben 9Gnoern gefpdhlt meroeu,
unb in Nniebung ocS llrnItonoes,
oab piele &orbinGle 9fom our qegen-
ipdrtigen &riegs5eit iiberbal,pt riidt
erreiden fonnen, bot ii6 Der @opit
enti6loiien, bas ndhite Goniiitorillm
crit no6 bem &riege ob5ubolten. gln-
oererleitS miro pegen Der beitebenoen
@afon5en I'M &eiligen &oaegium,
Die letter. &aroin0le muroen an1 10.
Wai 1914 ernanrlt, erbGlt iif) in oo-
tifonti9en &reiien 6os geriidlt, ooB
oennof elm &oniiitorium abgebalten
perben miro.
Gs tpirb oorgeihlagen, Der 9opit
folle feine &arbindle aus friegfiibren.
ben San0ern ernenneit, ionoern MIR
iolde, DIE in Hom ooer in nelltrulen
2anbern pobneit. SSn bieiern Sale,
10 beiBt eS, fpiirbc gr5biId)of Srelono
bon Ct Baitl ben roben Sut erbal-
ten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Seridt iiber Silfe fir
Selgien.
slmerifanii6e apmmiiiion iammelte
nnb peranssnbte S50,000,000.

9onbon, 20. Sept. Ger erite
amtlife @eri6t Der ,Silfsfomn1iiiion
fir 8elgien, Der ii6 ouf Die eriten
odt Wonute ibrer S6tigfeit be5iebt,
benefit, baB in 9e5ug ouf Giitnob'
men un6 9lnsgoben oieie Orgar1iin-
tion oic gr0Bte Silfsbetpegiine bar
itcGt, Die Die 8eifi6te fennt. Die
&omntiiiion iantmelte uno nerolts-
gobte $50,000,000, m1b $t5,000,-
900 hierpon ipur6en in Der Sorm
bon @eIb ober Hobrlingsntittelg
bon Mmerifa, Dem britii6en 9feid)
ltn6 @clgien ielbit beiqetragen. Der
Souptbetrag Iton1ntte aus arbererl
als rein pbilonthropiid)eu GueGen,
aber Die glufbringitng bieier 9fieien.
fr,mme mar alisi6Iieblih bos @erf
Der &omnliiiion, Die 6l1rdl finan5ieGe
Sorfehrltngen nit belgiihen ginsel.
perionen unb SSnitititten, ollrd) Sen
glustaitid bon ltmlaltfsmitteIn nit
gelgien itnb bur6 elm Spitem Ser
Gorge fir 5ohIrngsfGbige @elgier
Die gunae gep0lferung foIt cin Subr
lang altfreht erhalten bot. Cine BE.
merfenstperte Grritngeni6oft, Die
bisber MIR tpenig beahtet tporben
lit, mar bns @eItreben Der gelgier,
fif ieIbft su helfen. Webr aIs sc
Broseitt oes bon Der 9onntiiIion per,
ousgabten @elbes purbe bon Den
gelgiern i'm Iuslanoe geliefert iint
elm GROCER Sell tpurbe bon 6en 9eI.
giern in ibrem etgenen 2nnbe beige,
traaeit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
&ilna I'M &tiib Ger 9tntl@rn>
@eere oer @u0fn in 9r0bter @etahr>

railf fom cine Deitere fltr5e Hahridt
bon Der Sliscaitin, Dob Die Ntbinai
imitid gelaIien iporben lpGre.
Oieie 5rpeite Ielbilng ertpGbrrte
nifts iiber bos S6idiaI Der Eoiiu-
giere 1inb bes Terionol bes brennen-
ben S6iffes, aber man nintn1t ON,
Dob iie ale in Siherbeit on 8orb Der
Suscania gebra6t morben iinb, 90
bas 8etter auraeit iGon itnb Die See
riibie mar.
Sie Slscanio befinbet iih nuf Der
Sobrt Don Glasgow nod Stem 9orf,
bod balt man es fir ntoglid, baB lie
Die S6iffbriidigen 5uerIt nad) Soli-
fur bringen miro, ebe iic nadl Seem
gorf peiter f1brt. 3nr Seit ser 9lb-
ienbung Der 5ipeiten Oepei6e befanO
ii6 Die Susconia 40.54 @rabe noro-
li6er greite imb 5S.47 @robe peit-
liaer 2Gnee.
2alit SabrpIon foIlte Die Snscu.
nio beute in SEEM gorf eiittreffen.
Ssnfolee Ser erIittenen @er5ogerline
biirfte iie fai,m Dor morgen anfom-
men.
Sie gltbtnoi mar elm Sdiff bon
4405 Sonnen unb gigeittiim Der
g1otionaI Stearnibip Nuoigation 60.
Sic perfebrt stpiid)eu amerifmliifen
uno griefiiden Sdfcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20

Cine ober 5tpci Winltcn ipdter fam
ben lie i'm mieoer, er ltieg obcr bcreits
rapid altfrpdrtS ltnb gerict 10 raid) aus
Dem Scrcidc Ser Sdcinpcrfcr, ooB
ieine %erfoIging burd) Slcroplane
oilfgegcbcn ipcrbcn milbte.
gIm ldditen Gage gingen Oielc Sul-
foqierc aus, I'M bcn angerid)tetcn
S6aocn 5ll bcicbcn. &iuter Der Sotbc-
oralc, mo iid nnbe Der Battlefront
picIe 9ngerb6uier bcfinocn, iticB man
uuf Die eriten Spurcn bcs 2llftfanl-
pies. Gin gar5er Itdbtiider @lof lag
IN slide. Wton erfubr, Dab iid oieie
scrItorten 2ogerbGiticr nit %cflci-
oltnqsitiiden uno onocrcn %orrdtcn
fiir bic britiide 9lrmee nngcfilat ipa-
rcn. Gs 9ob icOod) feiuc 0dmitipn III
oieien 8cbduOen.
SSn @loomfielo StroBc narc1
orei 9lofs SoGilier III Sriinu1er &C.
legt. 0tittcn IN Der StraBc befono
ii6 elm God BON breiBig 6lfi Glird)-
meier uno ettpo od)t Sub Sicfe
SoS 5erIt0rte Scnemcntboits lag
cine fltr5e Stredc pom Sictoria-Sotcl
entfernt. 9tebit BEN BORT getotctcn
9erionen fpuroen etfpa 20 Sollsbc-
nobner perlebt. ltnoffi5iea iuiiroe
bcriGtet, boB insgeion1t rlnb 40 Wten-
ihen bur6 @omben getotct inio 200
ooer n1ebr perlebt tpurbel1
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
SIM aampf nit Giubreder.
8reiiin in gap Gitp im Shlafe
iiberfallen nnb geiuiirst.

gap Gitp, Mi6., 90. Gent.
sSrou Catherine Bope, cine 6S Sobre
oltc @ittpe, bic ons Sous gto. 1903
GaIt 9lpenuc aIlein bclpobnt, meloete
heute Der 8oli5ei, oaB JIG heltte gegen
I llbr friib bnr9 eincn Wtann, Der
in 0as @aus cinaebrlrngcn mar, ans
oenShIafe geipedt iporben NOR Sic
iogte, oaB lie Der @inbrillgling &C.
tpiirgt bate, bob cs ibr nber gelrln-
gen lei, ii6 non inn losyirciBen unb
6en gtalnen zines Womes 3u rn-
fen, iporoltf Der SoQimfe Die Sludt
ergriffen bate. Gr ioa iif 6ur6
Elm Soi6entlt6 iiber ieinem 8eiid)t
mosfiert baben. SSrau Gope's Sols
3eigte Die Singernb6riide bes Wtan-
mes. Gie 9rou glaitbt, bnB er tie 10.
ten fpoqe, Inn @elo, ooS iie I'M @oIie
bielt, 5it rauben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Berlin bcridltet amtlih.

Berlin, 20. Sept. Die rltIli.
i6e Staot @ilna, Die pon ben Seereil
oes Selomari6alls bon Sinoenburg
berunnt uuo bon ben fulien bart
nddig perteioigt purbe, bis iie fuit
adn3lid bon feinoliden Streitfrdftell
umaeben NOR, lit pon ben Seiitidert
na6 einem bier ausgegebenen onltli-
diem geriht eingenommen iporoen.
Ser Cert bieies geri6ts laittet Die
folgt:
SIM @eIten: Siiooitli6 BON 9rup
on Der Son1ne mar cine Grploiion,
Die irnerbulb unb binter ben feillbli-
den SteIlungen eriolgte, pirfiarn.
Die ShIadt, Die barurf folgte, ertoe-
te 5u ltnieren @uniten, llno Der 6eino
erlitt if)pere Serlilite.
9ireft peitli6 bon ben glreonneil
fpuroen ieinoliGe Sipiiioner, Die nit
Der Seriteaung BON S6iisengrdbeil
beihGitigt paren, burd] luniere Irtil-
Ierie seritreitt, nobel Der Seino i9De,
re Ierlilite erlitt. @ei1iisfGmpfe
oouern on einem groBen Seil Der
sSront an.
SSm Often: Grippe Sinoen6urg
Ser auseeoebnte 9lngriff oes @ene-
ruls bon Gid)born alif @ilna lit ourd)
einen polit6noigen Grfolg gefront
iporoen. llnier Infer sSliigel bat
Wolobe6no, Smolno lmo @orianp
erreidlt @eriuhe oes sSeinoes, ourd)
imiere 9inien IN Der &ihtirng BON
W2iihaliidlif nit id)nen geiammelten
itdrfen StreitfrGften su breder1.
id1lug polit6nbia iebl.
90egen oes unurterbroheneniSort-
id)reitens imicrer @infreiiunesbetpe.
gung unb Der gIeidl5eitigen beftigeil
slnqrific Der 8enerale BON S6ols
imo bon @allipis auf Die eegneriihe
ssront, iaben iidl Die 9fiiien geitcrn
sli einem ihlellnigen Hiid3uge aui
Ser gon3en 9inie ge5ipingen Die
itorf bcicitiatc Stnbt @ilna fiel In
lmiere Sdnoe. Der sSeilio miro oui
Der ganSeH 9iuie nerfolat
@ruppe ocs Hrin5en 2eopolb: Die
ie slrmee lit nit Der @erfolqlng bes
5einoes bci6dftigt iInb hat cine SiiliC
errcidt, oic pongtierbofuin5e, Geretpnc
uno 0obrompoI laiift Iie gea6bui
bes sScinbes pnroe geidllagen
Scit @udcn Sas 3icl.
0ilna iii cine Staot bon etfpn
10000 ginpobnern an Der gabn
bon 8ari6ou nod TetrograA ino
NOR bas SieI Der oeiiti6en gciIsgull-
gen pGbrenb Der lesten @o6eil.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Ganabifder r6twerfi6afts
&Ongreb.
Srage bes m6glihen Iilitarsiuan.
ges biirfte bebattiert fperben.

@ancoube g. G., 20. Sept.
Gie Wtoglidfeit zines WiIitdr5ipon-
ges in Canada miro ipabri6einlih
bonn &ongreb canabii6er @etperf-
i6aften beipruden neroenn Der bier
beltte suiantmentrat. g. W. 9ra-
per, Sefret6r bes aongreiies, fogte,
bob Die Sroee nobl nidt nuf Dos
9rogromm geiebt tporben iei, oob iie
aber bod tpobriheinIi6 erortert tper,
Ben miro, ba biepon Die glrbeiteri6aft
beriibrt lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Yetrograo mtl0et 6as Torti4rei=
ten ber STUNNING &iews,

9ea1 Dem SSol BON Sotpno i'm 9torb-
Deiten uno 8roono i'm SiibtpeIten
binoerte feline Seitring mebr Die
0elttid]en on ibrenl 8ororineen ge-
gen Die Stabt, aber burtiiGdige Ser
teioigltngsnlittel paren bon oen
9uiien ergriffen iporben, Inn ben
Sormori6 Der Serti6cn aitf5ubal-
ten, neil iie Die norbli1e Shliiliel-
iteQung OIL Der ipid)tigen ltrotegiiden
9obn biloet, Die iiiopeItli6 na6
9fopno fiibrt, oos oie 9ii,Iicn iif) su
halten bentiibten. lteber oieie 9iltie,
Die iiber 9ibu fiibrt, batten Die Ser.
teibiger augeni6einli6 Die eirtsiee
Wogli6feit, ii6 orf Dem gabnipege
5uriid5r5ieben, penn Die Teittifen
ibnen bic Serbinbung nod Siib-
Deiten imo Dem 9toroen obid)nitten.
Der Syoq Ser Stnot mar eripartet
poroen, Oa iie BON ben Seutid)en ge-
nii9enb cingefrciIt tporben mar, nm
ibre 9lufgabc MIR ols cine SSrage Der
,3eit eri6einen 3u ldIien. SSn Der leb-
ten @o6e beri6tctel1 SepeIhe mts
8etrogroo, baB iopobl g8ilnn ipie
9uenaberg ein peiteres 3iel oes
! SelomoridDaqS BON Sinbenburg, BON
alien GorrGtcn cltbloBt imo bon ben
| &egierlrngs- tpic YripatinItitltten ge-
rdirntt moroen ieicn
IS tpnroc erfl6rt, baB feiner bieicr
8unfte nciter bon itrotegii6em
@erte lei, oliSgenomnen nls ein Seil
Der Sdlahtfront, unb baB es nift
Die 9lbiift oes riliiiifen 9cneralitabs
lei, Die Stoot I'M ieben Hreis 81 boil
| ten.
3ilnu lit elm tpiftiaes 3entrltnt
| fir Sunbel uno Snbuitrie inmittell
elmer @cgenb, Die reid on Seen,
g86loern unb Siir1pfrn lit. 9ie
SGlfte Der 9etpobner 1T moinifen
@loubens, oas ritiiii6e Clement MIR
fpGrli6 pertreten, tp6brero 5ablrei9e
2itbouer ilno Bolen porhanben iino.
Hadl Der ginnobne tperben Die Seiit-
| iden es leifter finoen, iif, 9iinabrrg
81 beniG6tigen, oa iett fait Die gnn5e
9abnlinie, Die nah gtoroen fiibrt, III
ibren SGnoen it,
Der 3pnbuner Seridlt.
9onoon, 20. Sept. Gin GROCER
Seil Der riiiitiden Slrmee lit in 8e-
| fabr, lln15ingelt sii tperoer, na6oem
Die Oeittihen Wilna genonnlen ba-
ben inb norblid in Der Staot por-
bringen. Bic 9fiiien finpfen Jest
in Dem Sreied stpiifen @ilna, 9ioa
uno @oleifa. Inter alien ltmitdnber
miiiicn iidb bier Die 9frliien entipeoer
ibren @eg nod Often erfdnpfen ober
lid in iiiooitli6er &idltllng Slriif-
sieben, bcnn oic ein5ige 9abn, Die
| lid, nod unbeitritten in ibrem 8eiise
| befinbet, lit oie. peld)e bon @ilna
nod 3ioa fiibrt.
Die Irnee bes Selbnuri6alls bon
Sinoerlburg, bie gilna nabm, uno
@oleifa erreid)t hot, arbeitet geretn-
| lam nit Der oes Trin5en 9eopolo,
Inn eincn Seil Der riliiii6en slrmee
obsuihnciben. Sic &uiien iino aber
bcsiiaIi6 Der SdIadt. Die ben Grfolg
/ fiir oie cine ober anbere Scite emit
| ideioen nnlb, iebr 5uperii4tli6. Sic
ueroen ober feline Silfc befommen.
ga ibre Seere i'm gtoroen bel Der
9uena ieIteebalten uno neil oic oeiit'
ihc sSlanfc our6 &apollerie, Die fiir5'
lid5 1ibip nabn1, gut geidliist lit.
glugeni6einli6 nlrB Die Sdlad)t BON
ocn Sruppen geiflagen iperoen, Die
lid, in Der gceeno 5ipiiden @ilna,
9ioa unb Slonin befinoen, NIT Silfe
Ipon Serit6rflrngen. Die bon oeil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Spielte NIT Streidlbpls.

Soqin q NJ, Ofi6., 20.Sept. Die
oierjdbrige 9ofter oes @eir 2. So
gan 5og fib Sonntag no6mittog too
lide gron6fuunoen 5u, ols ibre alei-
Der uerulItlid infolge Spielens nit
Strei6bol5ern Seuer fineen. 9os
WfGb6en ging nit ieiner gittter ipa.
3ieren unb mar ibr norousgeIniiien,
nm frii6er nod &ouie 3u fommen.
Die gea6born borten Sdreie imb ell.
ten bersu, fortrten ie6oh Die Slant
men nidt eber loi6en, ols Bis oas
Rdoden tobIthe gronotpm1ben an
nnterleibe bobongetrogen bntte. Sic
itarb bier Stiinoen mad benz nnfnu.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Sinansminiiter in apnferens.
Tnris 90 Cent Q}etpr $40

Baris. 90. Sept. 1eter 8arf,
Der rltiiiihe 5inan5niniiter, lit bier
angefommen, nm nit sllcranoer &i-
bot, Dem fran5oiii6en Miniiter Der
Sinon5en, 81 fonferieren. Spoter
miro er nit &eginalo Rc&enno, Dem
britii6en Sdasantsfan5ler, enttpe.
Der bier ober in 2onbon sitionmen.
treffen. SSn oieien &onferenaen tpirb
bus Sinun5problem Der 9lniierten er.
ortert tperoeil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20
Strlin trfldrt amtlid), baB
9OnoOn cine brfrltigte
Stabt tit.

Sei 3ilma itanbcn 250,000 bis
100000 &n1en I'M 5clSe.
Gnergiid)e Sperntiunen segen Siina-
burs Jest erleidtert.
Gin nencs 6nbmesblntt fir !Sinben.
burg nnb GifbDrn.
Grfplge Der Sentihen bel Srap on
Der Spmne.
Srnnspien iprcnsten angeblidl bent
ifcs Depot bel Hertbes.
Stalieniid)e glGtter Oerlangen orin'
genb SOrsiernns Der Saroanellen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-20

(5ortiesuns auf Settle 2.)