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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
|EE,s1R|Ck sKULE' TO Be
4 PRODUCED IN B0GALUSA

MISS ). Z. Battaile and Mrs. H. A.
aaies' Of Meridian, Miss, are in
salasa for the purpose of putting
ne Deestrick Skule," for the
sa' Of the Ladies Aid Society Of
Methodist church.
4 sss Battaile has her own copy
a'd arrangement of "Deestrick
which she has given in all
large cities of the South to
sted houses.
'0'nlneht men and women
Naefe act as "skollars" in the
- Among the participants
nave, oeen Governors Lowry,
elo Vardaman and Noel, of
ssslppi. Governors Gambler and
.as = ofGeorsia, Bob Taylor and
nye' Of Tennessee, Private
1Allen' Mrs. NJ. C. Goodlett, the
al1ei ofthe U. D. C's., and
u other well known people.
: number of the leading ladies
n mluemen Of Boealusa have
as 'skollars" here, and the
ac' Skule' promises to be a
acsnt success.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Benifit OF Library.

On Saturday a sale Of candy will
be held by the pupils Of the third
grade of the North Bogalusa schools,
the proceeds to 60 towards a fund
for library for this room. The
movement IS a commemorate one
and was suggested by the teacher,
Miss Alice Woodhall.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
NI|0R OPENS
| BALL SEASON
|1brew First Ball incontest
Retween Locals And
PeIicans
|Erll' TAKE BOTH GAMES
land Made To Enjoy Them
selves During Stay In
Magic City

THE baseball season for the year
IS officially opened last Saturday
Ilernoon when a fair sized crowd
.l,,d]ess Of the cold weather
|,S,ered at the park to witness the
,me between BogaIusa and the
sljcans Of the Southern League.
Mayor Sullivan threw the first
all
The visitors decided that they
ould take no chances on letting
n Magic City boys have honor of
Heating them so they started in
sujns the ball from the first and
cseded in getting a margin that
II local could not overcome
AZ the smoke Of the battle had
karedaway it showed that the
tljcans had 10 runs to their credit
hj]e the locals had5.
Hlburn, Mcdaniel and Stapleton
ere the battery for the locals.
THE SECOND GAME.
IA large crowd witnessed the
Ine Sunday afternoon but the
dicans took the lead in the first
ming by securing 4 runs while the
tals we're not able to cross the
ate during the entire game. Despite
VI one sided score, the fans were
ssn a good exhibition of the
adonal sport. Stapleton played
stellar role for the locals, getting
klee hits out of four times at bat.
lb all around good playing is said
be attracting the professional
bouts.
Hendrix, Pelican center, and
Tester, played third for the locals,
Dad a collision which resulted in
10Th men being forced to retire from
he game. Reilly and Bluhm, of the
lsltorS, each made a home run.
he local battery, Casey and Staple
%, played good ball regardless the
ct that the professionals we're able
secure 10 runs.
During the stay of the Pelicans in
0eslusa they were given a sample
TIE Magic City hospitality and
pfa'slns the city and its people
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
EntertainS.

Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c. Moffett, of
North Bosalusa, delightfully."- enter
tanned a large circle Of friends on
Friday evening, complimentary to
Mrs. Moffetts brother, Oscar Laird
Musical selections were rendered,
dancing was one Of the pastimes,
and a most delightful evening is
reported.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
A OF { Meeting.

A meeting of the board of direct
ors of the Association of Commerce
is being held at the offices of the
Association and it is stated that
many interesting matters will come
before the meeting and that de.
finite action will be taken towards
some important work.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
New Building Ready.

The new building, which is being
erected for H. E. Roster and which
will be used as a salesroom, will be
completed this week and will give
B0galusa on auto sales room that is
modern in every respect. The build
ing was erected by W. C. Tryon.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
At Paper Mill.

Progress is being made on the
Paper Mill, and its early resumption
OF operation is assured. This will
give employment to a very large
number of men, as it is one of the
largest and best paper mills in the
South.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Convention Coming.

The thirty third annual convention
of the Womans Christian Temper.
ance Union ofLouisiana will be held
in Bogalusa this fall. A large at
tendance is expected at this conven-
ton and plans are already being
made to entertain the visitors.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
TRUCK GROWERS MEET
WITH CITY COUNCIL


A meeting Of the city council was
held Wednesday afternoon for the
purpose of settling on plans rela-
tive. to getting additional markets
for Bogalusa. Regulations regard
ing the peddling of truck was also
discussed and the council are going
to cooperate in every possible way
to assist the truck growers oreaniza-
ton which has already made great
progress and promises to become
one of the greatest association of its
kind in the state.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Raspe Trouble Over.

1t begins to appear that the troub-
les of the Raspes are at an end.
One judge in New Orleans has been
suspended, Herman has a job at
Sis per week and a society woman
of the Crescent City has decided to
take over the young wife.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Regular Council Meet.

The Commission Council held a
regular meeting Tuesday morning
with the exception of declining to
make no change in the license for
assurances companies operating in
Bogalusa, only routine business was
disposed of.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Opens New Pool Room.

The new pool room in the Head.
ley building, formerly occupied by
the Rogers Furniture Co., will open
for business the later part of the
week. Everything is being placed
in good order before the doors are
opened.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Mrs. OFT Recovered

Mrs. c. Ellis OFT, who for the past
several weeks was forced to her bed
with a severe attack of the la grippe,
is able to be up again. Her father,
j. A. Canada, who has also been i'll,
has been able to resume his work.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Next Saturday Night.

The merchants of Pleasant Hill
will give away their SIS Wicker Set
Saturday evening April 10, at 9
O'Clock, at Gus Levin's store. There
will be- music, refreshments and a
good time.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Willard To New Orleans

Jess Willard, the new heavyweight
champion, will arrive in New Orleans
on Saturday afternoon and will give
an exhibition at a theatre, most like
" at the Dauphine theater, Sunday.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Smith, of
Memphis, Tenn, have arrived in
Boealusa to make their future home.
MI. Smith is connected with the
Sales department Of the G. S. L. Co.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
New States Agent.

H. B. Holley, Of the Western
Union, has been appointed Boealusa
agent for the Daily States. For the
past few days a crew have been at
work for this paper and it is expect
ed that the circulation in Boealusa
will be greatly increased. Excellent
delivery service has been promis.
The States is a mighty good paper
and the field will be developed to its
greatest possibilities.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08
Will Make Address.

Ex-Gov. j. Y. Sanders, of this city
will deliver the annual address at
the commencement exercises of the
Slidell high school, on the night of
May q.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08

o'etS' a contractor from
was in Bogalusa today look
a sle local building situation.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-04-08

W. H. Kentzel, the Promt Printer
OF Covineton, was in the Magic City
Wednesday visiting friends and
transactine business.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-18

the new dance frocks is hustle
This billowy protuberance is one
of the signs by which you may know
a brand new gown, for few of the
new models are made without a puff
or a fold jutting out from the back
waist line, just to remind us that
bustles are again in favor.
Notice the charm with which Nine.
ALA Ripley of the Fashion Art
League of America gains the hustle
effect in the dancing frock pictured
here. The gown is built of deli
cate blue tulle made over green tulle,
and these are but over-dresses for a
foundation of lavender-silVer cloth
with silver lace drop at the bot
tom. The close-fitting bodice is
made of richly embroidered crepe
silk, caught over the shoulders with
strands of iridescent beads.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-18

THE WAITRESS IN THE HASHERY
was large and passing fear, and she
always wore smile and plenty dress
es; when you had ordered well done
beans she never brought them rare,
and she seldom mixed the butter with
her tresses. She won corner in my
heart first time l ordered peas, for
she brought me peas that were above
suspicion, and she didn't try to sub
stitute some evil smelling cheese, nor
wait until I'd died of hamilton. She
bore herself with dignity, and never
tried to flirt, but once upon a time
gay young granger said, Hasten
hither, Dimples! Say, 1 think you're
quite skirtp' Said she, What kind
of hash this evening, Stranger" He
answered, why not meet me at a
quarter after nine, just beside the lit
tie booze shop over yonder? You're
just the kind of chicken that's ex-
aetly in my line, and of you most
every minute grow fonder" At
that she spilled the gravy and the
coffee down his back, and while the
folks about her smiled approval she
laid six-pound platter on his COCO
with a whack. Then she quietly re-
quested his removal l heard her
murmur softly, That's another one
knocked out. surely busted Willie
on the beanie! Well, maybe these
young boobs will learn to mind what
they're about, and to tell that after
dinner stuff to Sweeney!"-CharIes
B.. Driscoll.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-18
POTATOES IN CUPS

Chop very fine a quart of cold
cooked potatoes; salt and pepper to
taste. Melt 1 tablespoon of butter
and add to 1 cup of warm cream,
turn over the chopped potato. Butter
cups or ramikins and turn the pota-
to mixture into them. Bake in brisk
oven 10 minutes. Draw the cups from
the oven and cover tops with tea
spoon of grated cheese; return to hot
oven for 3 minutes or until cheese
is slightly brown. Turn out on plat
ter or serve in same dishes. Serve
with cold meat or hot sausage.
While a fire was in progress in a
tenement house in Paris a poodle
dashed upstairs and in a few min
utes returned with a doll in it's
mouth.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-18

And so he has just appeared in the
most daring and startling of all dance
sensations his dance of the twenty
third psalm.
1t is danced with dignity and rever-
ence and Shawn is qualified to do
this, for he spent three years in the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-18

And now the terrified standpa
suspect that your Uncle Hiram ]
son is going to bag the Repub
favorite sonship in California al
primaries!
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13
SanOtaidc Der Grmorbt=
ten gtfnnbtll.
Gbemaliser 9nnfarb Eaitor in
Spntb genb, Sno., nerbnftet.
Iuro an 15.iGbrigem Idohen mag
Slnfflarnns finben.

south 9eno, Sn0., Is. 9lug.
11eber5eiigt. 0aB Der Sobn, Reipton
gberiole, 20 Sabre oft, bon Der i'm
lesten Sftcber erfolgten Grmoroing
Der 10 Sabre alien So5el Wfadlin
Dor gegebltng oes Serbre6ens nihts
gcrpubt batte, nunbte beiltc Die Boli-
sei ibre glufmerfiomfeit Dem Sater.
Silos q. gberiolc, einem friiberen
9unfarb-S -Seiitli6en, 5ii, Der lid i'm
biciigen 8efdngnis befiiloet. Der
Sobn miro iebod ipeiter IN 8iiben,
Sno., icitgebaltcn, bis oas &eiultat
Der llnteriufung bcfannt iit Gber-
iole fpuroe BON ser Boli5ei idon ici-
nerseit, ais Die 9eihe bes 06o6ens
in einem 8ctpolbe alti Sslono Earf
entoedt poroen mar, fpeniee Stlln-
ben feItgebalten, aber ipic0er freige-
loiien. Cine olte Sanotaide. Die
na6 glngoben Der Yoli5ei bon DEM
0iGbden miteenommcn tporoen mar,
als es boS Sous ibrer Sonte, israu
Charles Ntiller, nerlieB, nm cinen
9unfnro uno icine Srou 5u treffen,
in oeren OienItc es treten iollte,
muroe in Dem Souie gefiin-
ben, ans Dem fiir5lidl Gberiole lingc-
aoaen mar. 9ieie Sonbtaihe iiibrte
3ur neuerliden @erbaftlrng bes che.
ntuligen HuItors.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13
Nene unrmben anf
Saiti.
Gapc Saitirn nnter mili>
tariit)t &OntrOae
geitellt.
Sobo. nnb 3amur-SSaftiunen baben
Stornnsen nernrinht.
Eraiibent miq fiir Rntter @iQiam
8umpers' iorsen.
0etOteter Wntroie mar ein5ise Stiite
ieiner Wintter.
AZ. Sabr9an8.

% ibingtp II, 13. 9lug. Teue
Grbebilneen Der 9obo. uno Sanor.
6oftionen iinb in Cape &oitien aus
gcbrohen, uno Gonternbmirol Ga
perton Job iif genotiet, Die Stnot
nrter militoriifc &ontroGe 5u Itcl-
len.
SolgeHoc M;ttte:litne nurbe 1rn
Warinc. 9eportelnent pcr0ifcntlid,t:
Yaonlirnl Gnpertpn meIoct, boB
infolge rnrltbiger SerbGltniiie IN
uno INN Cape Saitien, Die ouf Die
Softionen 8obo's uno 3onor's 5u-
riid5ilfiibren iino. es notipcnoig tpur.
DC, Die Stnbt untcr militGrii6e Som
troae oil Itellen unb. ibre glngelegen-
bciten in oerielben gSeiic pic Die in
Bort oil Erince 5u iiibren. 3ipilbc-
ante peroen nngcltcat, no eS m0g-
lid lit ino ipo geeigncte VfGnner cr-
bolten pcr6en fonnen. &opt. SIm-
itcb. fonmanoierenocr Sffijier ser
9euiboille. mltrbe nit ser &ontrolle
Der Stnbt betrul,t uno 6ot Elm So
toiaon glaiiioden bon scr Gonneeti-
cut nm 9onoe, bos bel Ser 9lufrchtcr-
boltiIng Der Srom,na ntitbilft."
90 8aibington II, 13. glug. Nr1-
fibcnt @ilion bot ON sSroi Sppbia
Sompers bon 9rooflpn, q. g.. Mfut-
fer @i(Iiom @ompcrs", jones Motro-
fem, geihrieben, Der nGbrero Der
nmerifaniihen Sffitpotion bon Eort
oil Srince. Soiti, bon eincn boiti-
ifen 6ranftirurr ans ben1 Sinter-
bolt erid)cIien iuoroen lpar. 9es
Nrdiiberten @ricf lit cine 9(ntrpprt
aiif Elm SdJreiben fSrau @onlpers',
iporin lie ioet, iie lei pobl itoI5
borouf, bob ibr Sobn Den 500 fiirs
IoterInnb babe iterben biirfen, Dob
er ober ibre einsigc Stiiec gelpeicn
iei uno lie MN boffe, boB oie 8egie-
ritng ibr in iraenomelher 8eifc bcl=
FEN fonnte. Ger Tr1iibent nerii6ert
Ser 5roit bob er ii6 benliiben ncr-
be, Die Srou fiir ben ScrIurt ibrcs
Grnobrers 81 eittifGotaer. nenn I'M
ter bem 8eiese oos m0glid1 lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13
6etreibe : 6eiddtt IT.
.ritiert.
Maiitrte fan5eaieren Gill;
fauft uDn Septembers
&ti5en.
Spefnlation iiber ben @rnnb bieies
Ghrittes treibt 8liiten.
Gnglnnb brandlt anidleinenS iein
8plS fir 0funitipn.
Sam @eisen in GauaSu nnb slnitra.
lien anf &reSit Hebmeu.
9(tlltr $)allptl@lag ptr50gtrt> I:

Gbicueo, IS. Iue. Sie Sot-
iohe, bob geitern Sertreter Der OIL
Iiierten in europa &aitffontrofte fir
foit 100000 SuibelS @ei6en, Der
I'M September nod europa geioitnt
perben ioIlte, lpiberriefen, bilbet beu-
te fir ben @etreibebonbel elm GGt-
iel. gti6t mir Gbicogoer 5irlnen
meloeten ioI6e &nn5ellierungen, ion-
bern oiid einiee grporteiirc on Der
Seefiiite. glu6 cnnabiidle Grporteil-
re melbeten eiiiiee aon5edierungen.
Somes 9l. @otten, elm friiberes
Ntitalieo Der @etreibeborie, botte
ooriibcr folger1bes 5u ioaen: v&Gre
Srieoen in Sid)t, 10 benotigte europa
trotbem NSei3cn, unb cS niiroe Den
Srebit boben, i'm 5it bcfpmmcr. Sic
ie &on5ellierilneen laiicn lid 6ober
MIR oil 5lpeicrlei gSeiie erflGrcn: Gnt-
neoer bot europa cine neue Git
fubrqucllc gcfllnben, Die 9fubIono
icin biirfte; p6er europa fanb ors,
oub es fiir oen @ei5cn ni6t be5obIen
fonn."
Gs bieb, bob 5fpei Der eroBten Sir
men, Die Sontrofte fon5eGierten, Die
slrmour @rain 60. unb bic s. &o-
ietboum @rain 60. ieien. George
8. W1orcn, 9Sroiibent Der glrmour
Go, iogte:
sd fam nidt beriteben, mas fid)
i'm @uslnnbc ereignet bat. Gs mus
etfpos gSihtiecs iein, obcr mani botte
sic 9lnfGufe nidlt fnn5eIIiert. Die
iol6c Trofiie 5eigen. NogIif lit es,
6ob sic 9uroonel1en ge0ffnet perben
iollen. 9lber mir boben feline Snfor-
NATION. gngIonb piinid1t iein gon-
5es 8oIb 5ii beboIten, itno iuenn es
@ei5en in Canada rtnb gluitrolien
fault, funn es ieinen Sreoit beniiten
rno iein @oI6 5rn1 @nforf bon 0h,-
milton bebaIten. &nltft giiropo riiGt
frei llnieren @ei5en, 10 miro bos fir
ms biel bebeutcn linb einen qroben
llnteri6ieb in Den Sreiien berbeifiib-
rem"
GrtonleI j.. foierbaun bon Der
&oienboiinl 60. iogte:
.l1niere eigenen &nn5eIlieriineer
iinb nift iebr grob. Gs ipnr Dor
etluo brei Sogen, bob Der Ginfouf
einqeite[lt tpurbe. Die ei,rop0iifen
SGnfer 3ogen ibre Ginfdiife 5i,riif,
trotbem tic s bis 10 Gents pro gu-
ihel berIorerl."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13
Mri5ona's YrobibitiOn.
Giienbnbnen neriueisern Die Sln.
nnbme BON @einIenbunsen on
atrd)en.

SoueIos, 9lri5, 13. slug. Sir.
den, Die gum 9lbenbmobI @ein BE-
niisen, tperben ibren @einporrdt
nidt erneuern fonneil, ebe nidt ein
proteit enti6ieben lit, bitr6 tpel6en
man bos ftaotlid)e 8rohibitionsgeiee
priifen min. eugene g. SSnes, ein
giienbabnonrpolt, teilte III einem
Sdrciben on q. q. 6rend, Der Die
bieiiee fotboIiide Stride Der ltnbe-
fledten Gnlpf6ngnis pertritt nit,
oab Die Giienbobnen feline Sertoung
BON alfoboIii6en @etr6nfen nod
4ri5ona annebmen moQen. gleid)'
giiltig fiir tpelhen 3ped Die Gen.
oung beftimmt 1T, penn nidt norber
bos 8eies bon ben 9eri9ten aitsee'
Ieet miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13
SDbrrtSleiidpreiit brDben
GnslanS iuiinidlt angebfidl cine @iil.
liun amerifaniid|er &inber.

SeIero, Mont, 13. slug. 6.
8. gfobinfon, Gertreter elmer groben
S6ioGtbnusfirinu in Chicago, ner-
oifentli6te bier beute Die slbIdrift
zines &obelgrammes ans 2iperponl
ON feline Sirrno, iporin 9tneebote fiir
cine 0tillion anerifonii9er &irber.
bic in 9ioerpool ab5uliefern ipdren.
Sollte Der 9luftrng fonnlen, Damn
niiroe er nod s[niid)t Eobinion's
cine Suntme BON runb $100,000,000
betreffen, uno Die Grt5iebung eir,er
70 rieiigen Wtenge Sieb tDiirbe Die
Sleiihpreiie in ben Ser. Staaten
entiprehenb in Die Sobe treiben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13
Ser nent &idttr rrnannt.
@iQiam g. @ilIiams eriter 8idtcl
bes 9apeerer areiies.
8onpcrnenr lief iid mift bon Tar
teifrase beeinflniien.

>9aniing, Iid, 13. 9luguit.
Soup. Serris gab beute Die Grnen.
nltng bon @iaiam g. @iuion1s bon
9apeer 3um gfifter bes 2epee-
rer areisgeri6tes befannt. Der
neue 8eriGtsfreis ipurbe bon Der
letter. 9esislatiir geidnifen. Gihter
@iniams miro om 1, SS5aruor 1916
fein 9ln1t ontreten. or lit Elm &epub-
lifaner, tpurbe aber bon 9emofroten
fpie 8epublifonern in 2apeer ein.
ftin1ntig sur ernennitng ernpfoblen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13

Berlin, brobtls iiber Snpbille,
13. 9lug. 9lntli6 miro bier Die fol-
genoe gtn6rift bon &onitontinopeI
befannt ge9eben:
3uperlGiiige 8erihte bon oer6ront
lollten oabin, bob bos leste An-
bunesmanoper Der fran5oiii6en unb
britii6en Sruppen berbGltnism1big
unlpiftig eefpeien lit. SSn &ornhaIi
pcriu6ten 350Wfnnn Su lonben, mnr-
ben aber 5rriidsetrieben. Sic perIo-
rem 90 Wonn on Soten. Sic onoc-
rem gelponnen ibre Sdiffe tpieoer.
@ei Der slnaforto Sop iunoeten
1900 @riten unh berI,lOien, Ole filr-
fii6cn Stellltngen BEL @pi gurnu su
fIunfieren. Sic purben, obna Sort
i6rittc geniadr su boben, 5uri;dec-
lpieien.
slnaforto Ban bcibt oud SuIpa
Ban unb liegt on Der @eItieite Der
Solbiniel 8of1ipoli iiibIi6 bon Gop
Sulbn. Ssn einem SSnterpien nit ei.
nem Sertreter Der Iiio5iierten TreIIc
battc @nper Ban, pie berihtct, Die
8abl Der ulliierten Srilppen Bel ben
iiineiten ltnternebmltngen ouf 5n,-
600 eeid6st.>
Der fransoiiidDe geridt.
Turis, 13. 9lug. Ser frairso-
iii6e anltIihe @crid)t iibcr Die sScinb.
ieligfeiten bat foleenoen @or!Iout:
YSm Hnlime bon grtois louroe
fpdbreno Der gtadt ein belitiher an-
griff in Der gfGbe bon Gboteuu De
garlelll nit 2ei6tigfeit obgerieIen.
SSn Den 4rgonnen boben Die Geut-
i6en eeitern na4mittne ;ipii6en 9i-
norpiIle unb Sienne lc Gbotcoit uno
Ger Sdluht bon 2oSpuIette ibre sln-
qriffc erneuert. Sic nurben nod
einem Iebboften @efeft nit Sonb,
aronuten i,no 9onlben abgefpieien.
&on 6em g2cit Der Sront iit nidts su
bcri6tcn.
Berlin bcrid)tet amtlidJ.
Berlin, iiber 2onoon, IS. slita.
sic Seeresleitlung peroffentlidt ben
folgenbcn amtli6en 9eridt:
Sn oen slrgonnen. norblid) bon
@ierne le Gbateai baben mir cine
8riippe BON fran50iii6er 6cfeitigten
Stelllneen eenommen nno "A I'M
perDunoete 9efangene eerlud)t, I'M
ter benen iid 5tpei Sffi5iere befan.
oen. gludl nabmen mir 5tpei Uta-
ihinen9erpebre llnb iieben Wfinen-
perfer. 9ie 9erluite bes iSeinbes
paren erbeblih.
gei einem 9efeft, Delhes 81 Der
Ginnobme eines feinoli6en Sfiisen-
erabens fiibrte. iielen norboitlif,
BON "a Garages einiee @efansene in
unisre Sdnoe. Die &eite Der ge-
ioeiing iloben iinter Siriidloiiung
BON 40 Soten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-08-13

SSn alirlnno unb S3omogitiu i'm
Commencement bon &oipno lit Die
Gage imperGnoert. SiioIib bon 9tic.
men baben STR Mrrncc oes Generals
bon gid)born geborige Sr,ippen NIT
betr16tliden fir oen SSeinb einen
BON bieicm NIT groberen Sr,ippen-
moien begonnenen 9lngriff i'm
Hoilme Der 0pina 5iiriidgefpieielt
Der Seinb lieb 700 Gefangene III
unieren S1nben. Die 9lrmee Deg
Generals bon S6ol5 nobm ben
@riidenfopf BEL @i5nia unb @oln
unb mari ben Seinb iiber ben @as.
6lub 3liriid. 9ieie slrnee bot lett
Sonntog 1850 @efongene, bariiiter
elf Sffi5iere, ino ~ Mtaid)inenge-
ipebre er6elitet.
Sie 9lrt1tee oes 9enerols bon
9anpis bot 3onbroipo nit Stlirm
senomner inb lit tpeitcr in oitli6er
&i6tiing olf slnbrodoip borgeorlul-
gen. Yrir5 2eopolb bon gapern Der.
folgt ben 5eito peiter, Der pieber-
bolt Nahbutgefed)te liefert, uno bot
Die 9egeno bon Yiu6aipfn gcfreu5t
9llfofp lit beiebt fporben.
Mfori6aa BON Wadcnien bot nafl
beftieem Sample ltnrf befeitigte
Stellungen bes Seinocs niebcrgelegt
unb Die 9fi,iien ge5Dungen, einen
9fiif5ig aitf Der gan5en 6ront 5tpt-
i6en Bug nnb Goro5ep an5ittreten.
0cm ssricben nidt nbsencist.
gerIin, iiber 9onoon, Is. 9lug.
Gie 9to6rifjt, bob 0eliti6lanb burd
Die Serrnittlltng bes Sofes bon ap-
penbagen tpGbreno Der lcsten @o6e
in petersburg 6rieoenspori6ldge
geniad)t babe, tpirb bon Der r9torbb.
slag. 3eitllng" in glbreoe geiteGt.
Gus glott iagt: Sic beiitide &egie-
rllng ipiiroe perniinftige 6riebens-
pori6lGge ni6t 3uriidipeiien, ipel,n
Iol6e ibr norgeIegt peroen iollten,
aber Die Belt, nann iie ibrerieits
iol6e @ori9ldge madt, miro gefom-
men iein, mann Die feinbli6en Se-
giernngen anerfennen, bob ibre
nlilit1rii6en llnternebmutngen gegen
uns elm sSebIihlng tpurer"
9sn elmer potriotiid)en @erionm-
hing in Sanburg erfI6rte geitern
sSiirit Billion: Geiiti6lanb brniiht
Srieben, ober MIR einen ebrenboften,
aui ben es itola iein fonn, uno Der
es fir ieinen Selbenmrt lulb ieint
enormen Spfer enti6dbigt. @ir
red)nen boraiif, bob aoiier @ilbelnl
uns 5u biciem Srieoen fiibrt, unb
mir fpollen feinen anoeren."
@miiiidje Slutte in Der Taae.
Berlin, Srabtlos iiber 9onbon,
t3. Slngiilt. Die 9lbnlirolitGt be.
It6tigt bcn 9erift, boB oos in Der
Office operierenbc bcutid)e 8eihpu.
Der mebrere riliiiid)e &riegsid,iffc i'm
Golf bon &iga oneetroifen bat. Die
Huiien 5ogen iid nod Dem Seegeiedt
pont letter. Sonritag na6 Der inneren
9u6t 3nriid.
0epeifen aus yufareit neloen,
oab Elm ritiiii6es ariegsi6iff bon
1900 Sonnen, fpobriheinlidl Der
rSinop" auf Der Gi,bcrrn Geoe bon
Nangelbn in i6iper beiddbigtem gu.
itnnoe Iiegt. Tas aricgsififf ioa ei-
nes bon benen gepeicn ieill, rpeIfe Die
tiirfiide &iiite am %. unb 30. Siili
aneriffen. gs filbr ai,f cine Neine
uno mar eeraoe nod imStonoe Won-
gelia 3u erreihen. 0as Sd)iff ipurbe
nidt interniert iub nirnnnt ougen-
ideinlif slusbeiieriineen Dor.
Hemer oentid)er ariegsfreSit.
9onbon, IS. Mug. Cine Neli-
termeloung bon slmiterbam iagt.
bort lei Elm 3elegrnmm bon Berlin
nit Der gfohriflt eingetroffen, Der
oeiti6e 9linoesrat babe cine, 8or.