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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
FARMING OPERATIONS Low
I'm North Carolina Operations Are Net
Up to Average Of Former Years
Says Com. shipman. 4

Raleigh.-That farming operations
are not up to the average in North
Carolina this year Is the finding OF
Commissioner Of Labor and Printing
M. L. Shipman in the agricultural
sections OF his annual report for this
year just completed for Nthel printers.
The report says that the weather
conditions in the spring operated to
retard planting, and then continued
cool and unreasonable weather sep
arated to hinder growth and develop
ment. Later in the year, the report
says, the disastrous floods in West
ern North Carolina wiped out large
percentage Of the growing crops in
that section and damaged by over
flow much of the production in the
Low lands along streams fedA by the
mountain water sheds, continuing the
report says:
Farm products have steadily in
crease in price with good prices for
cotton. corn and wheat and the de-
mand for truck and by-products has
been such as to make any produce
suited to this section profitable. It
is q matter OF regret that it is neces-
sary to have shipped into the local
markets fruits, berries and vegetables
ut times when home grown Hh0
products should be- available. This
also applies to pork and beef pro-
ducts. butter and eggs. There are
times when it is almost impossible
to secure either Of these articles ex-
cept from cold storage. While poul-
1S
there are frequently times when it
is impossible to procure poultry OF the
home grown variety at any price.
There has been some development
along dairy lines, notable in the Co
operative methods for butter and
some cheese, though these organtza-
tions yet have large demands to fill.
"The summary Of farm and gen
eral agricultural effort in North Car
DINA as tabulated shows increase in
the value of farm lands on fifty nine
counties, decrease in thirteen and no
change in twenty-eight. Fertility OF
land is reported as maintained in
eighty-nine counties. Tendency to
smaller farms is reported from eigh-
ty-seven counties, twelve to larger
farms. Labor, is reported scarce in
eighty-nine counties, while eleven
counties report plentiful labor with
regularity in. labor in only twenty
three counties. Average wages are
Sill high and % cents low average
for men, about 5 cents per day in
crease over last year. Reports from
nearly all the counties show general
public favor for road Improvement
through taxation.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
Women In All Departments.

Chapel Hill-This year, for the
first time in its history, the .Univer-
sity Of North Carolina has had women
registered in all of its departments
and professional schools. The de-
partment Of pharmacy was the last
one to be invaded by women, two
having registered for the course In
pharmacy this year. These are Miss
Margaret Lynch Of Chapel Hill and
Miss Minerva Bingham of Ruthen'
wood.
Prof. E. v. Howell of the phar-
macy department declares that phar'
macy is a profession for which wo'
men are eminently suited because OF
the qualities of neatness and accu
racy demanded Already there are
many women pharmacists in the
North and West, also one or two In
this state.
The department of law and med1
cine have had women students roz
some time. Last year Miss c. II
Corpening of Mars Hill completed
the medical course offered here with
great credit and is this year pursuing
her higher medical studies in Tulane
University, it being the nearest high
class medical school which takes wo
men. The law school has had one
or more graduates for the last two
or three years.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
a. 49,
LATE
NORTH CAROLINA
M Ar K E T
QUOTATIONS
wsstarn Newspaper Union News ssrvies
QUOTATIONS

Prices Paid by Merchants for Farm
Products in the Markets Of North
Carolina az Reported to the Division
OF Markets for the Week Ending
Saturday Sept. %. 1915.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05

Summit. w. Church of Summit,
wilkes county, has nice Virginia
Beauty apple tree that has for the
past years borne crops of nice Vir-
Rinia Beauty apples true to color and
fine flavor. This year it has chang
ed its crop from Virginia Beauties to
buckingham apples. AS true to col
or and flavor as before to the type
of Virginia Beauties. Mr.. Church is
DESTROYS that Summit fruit raisers ex-
plain the cause of the it's changing
coats
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
Aiqh Point Bonds Sell High.

High Point.-The highest price
ever paid for North Carolina NUM-
cipal bonds was realized by the city
county in the sale Of $4,000 street
bonds. The bonds brought $1O,75O,
the premium amounting to $500 on
the total. They we're purchased by
Baltimore firm. This $4,000 is
the basis OF an aggregate sum OF
over 100000 which Is to be used in
building streets within the next IL
months. Everybody 10 feeling good
over the prospects Of splendid btu.
Nthic streets.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
KINGS MOUNTAIN TO.
CELEBRATE OCT ! ]! It'll.
,ss7A ANNIVERSARY OF THE
REVOLUTIONARY, BATTLE OF !,
KINGS MOUNTAIN.
ELABORATE PLANS FOREvENT
Governor Craig and Governor Stuart
Of Virginia With Their Stats
Will Be Present. $50

Kings Moantain.-The one hundred
and thirty-sixth anniversary OF the
hattie of Kings Mountain will be cele-,
hrated this year, October z (Satur-
day) with elaborate preparations now
upder way for this event. Governor
craig and staff have been invited and
Governor Stuart of Virginia will be
speaker and guest of honor. He
has accepted the invitation and will
also be accompanied by members of
his staff.
Bancroft's history states, in con-
uection with. this battle, fought a
mile over the South Carolina line,
that the victory at Kings Mountain,
which, in the spirit OF the American
soldiers, was like the rising at Con-
cord, in its effect like the success at
bennington, changed the aspects Of
the war. The loyalists no longer
dared to rise. 1t fired the patriots
of the two Carolinas with fresh zeal
encouraged the fragments of the
defeated : and scattered American
army to seek each other and organ
ize themselves anew. 1t Qu1ckened
the legislature of North Carolina to
earnest efforts. 1t encouraged Vir-
ginia to devote her resources to the
country south of her border. The
appearance on the frontiers Of nu-
merous enemy from settlements be-
vond the mountains, whose very
names had been unknown to the
British, took CORVALLIS by surprise.
and their success was fatal to his in
tended expedition. He had hoped to
step with ease from one Carolina to
the other, and from those to the con
quest of Virginia, and he had now no
other choice but to retreat.
That memorable victory, Jeffer'
son declared, was the joyful annun-
citation of that turn Of the tide OF
success which terminated the Rev
dictionary War with the seal Of in
dependence"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
Present o. Henry Engraving.

Trinity College, Durham.-Charles
VanNoppen of Greensboro has pre-
sented to the Trinity College library a
steel engraving of William Sidney Por-
ter %. Henry. This portrait Will
serve as the frontispiece of volume
nine of the Biographical History OF
North Carolinians, of which Mr.. Van
Noppen is publisher.
Rev. A. D. Belts, a venerable Meth
odist minister of Greensboro, has pre-
scented to the college library large
number of valuable books.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
Banner Hay Crops.

Hickory.-Never before in the his
tory of the county have the hay crops
been as good as they are this year,
according to John w. Robinson, pres
ident of the Catawba County Cream
cry. The pea and soy bean crops
especially were good Agricultural
lime, Mr.. Robinson says, turned the
trick, and he believes he made big
profit on Is acres of peas. He and
Mrs. Robinson are off on a short va
catfon to points in Florida.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
Forty Fairs for This State.

Raleigh.-"North Carolina will hold
more county and community fairs this
fall than ever before" said an on1c1al
of the state board OF health. Already
over 40 fairs have been reported to
the board and they are still coming In
at the rate of about one day. Most
of them are reported through their
secretary or some official who has
made application for health exh1b1'
Or something on this line.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05

fhatH the Kind We Sell Every Day
in the year.
There's some satisfae ton, in knowing
that you get the best in buying the
products of the HIGH POINT MILLING
CO. S mill. You'll find the white frost
and luxury flour the best to use for any
kind of baking, it's made from the best
wheat and makes the best bread. cakes
and pastry. Yours truly,
HIGH POINT MILLING COMPANY
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
INTERNATIONAL.
SllD|kNSOOOL
LESSON.
BY II q. SELLERS, Acting Director OF
the Sunday School Course OF the Moody
Bible Institute, Chicago.)
Copyright, 1915, Western Newspaper Union.)
LESSON FOR OCTOBER 8
PAUL BEFORE FELIX.

LESSON TExT-Aets "a.
GOLDEN TExT-Herein I also exercise
myself: to have a. conscience void OF Of
tense toward God and men always.-Acts
Ais 81 -
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
/ ihss
Thread In Your New Wick.

TO put q new wick In any lamp
burner carefully and quickly, first
thread q needle, then run the thread
across the wick and pass the needle
through the burner.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1916-10-05
CAROLINA ( YADKIN RIVER RAIL WAY
COMPANY.

Schedule in Effect October IA, 1914.
This time table shows time at
which trains may be expected to
arrive and depart from stations shown
but their departure or arrival at thu
time stated is not guaranteed.
Subject to Change Without Notice
~. COHTHROIINn
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
@aite sum SoOe Der=
llrteilt.
SAINT Dem Gid)tcr fir
Den gcrcd)teu YrO=
SEP.
Sercit, NIT icinem Scben ieiue Gin.
Den teillpeiic su iilbnen.
einridltnng in Sina Sing in &Ddle
pDm 10. Smli nngciebt
Feren Eef unh Sranf &nite bet llr.
teilsucrfiinSiguns sugcsen.
C1epcf6e Scr -llnitco RreB.,

9tcp Yorf. I. Suni. Or. 9lr-
thur @arren @oite mltr0e hclttc SIM
Sobe I'M eleftriifen Stuhl perlirteilt
Der 9fiftcr ieBtc mir ole Sinrifnlng
i'm Sing Sing-0ei1ngnis oic gSotc
pom 10. Suli an Che Der scItdn=
oiec 0iorDer Sohn 4. Gcf's, ocs
0dlionors Don 4rano 8apiDs, per-
urtcilt mllroc, oonftc er bem @erift
fiir Die 9lrt fulh ySeiie, III Der icin
Rrn5eB gefiihrt moroer mar.
sd bin bereit. nlcilt Scben her;ll-
aebcn, INN 5um Sell Die 2eioclt gut
5unlndlen, Die ih anoeren Eerloncn
ucrllriudlte," iagte Matte IN eincr
9lnIurnhc an ocn Hlhter Sd be-
0altere mtr. oaB iG nidt mchr ols
mcin SCbcl hergebcn faln. 0teinc
Sccle miro iortfobrrn. ole Siin0cn
5ll iiibnen."
1r &alte mar rllhig mo jelgtc
fcinerlei GrrcgIng, als oos Soocs-
lrtcil ailsgciproden iplroc. Slls i'm
&id)ter Sbcarn fragtc, oh er ctrpas
5il iagen babe, parllm bas llrtcil
nid)t gefdllt peroen ioatc. attluortcte
er nit flarer Stinlme: .9tcin. "
Tam eriilhte or Den 9tidltcr, Gin
poar @orte iagcu 5u oiirfen Gs
wuroc ihn1 aep1hrt ltno nit feiter
Stinunc bcaann er ieinc Geoc.
Gr oanftc Dem 9fid)tcr, Dem 9liii.
itent- -9iitriftsampalt brothers yfiir
Die geipiiieuhaftc @eiie. III Der or
ieine Yflid)t crfiiatc". lnlo leinenl
eigencn GcrtciOiger. Serrn Geilel.
S5ortiabrcnO iagte er:
nSSenc Herioncil, ocnen if So'es
getan habc, nm Ser5clhlng 5ii bitten,
mdrc fait lnnloglid glber idl bin
bcreit, mein 9cben ais teillpciie
Siibne fiir oaS, mas id) ibnen an9e-
tnn babe, her5ugeben
Scrcp Scd, Sohn oes SpfcrS
@aite's, u1o iSranf @oite, 9ruoer
oes %crurtciltcn. befanocn lid I'M
@crid)t, nls oas llrteil ecfGllt wllroe.
Gornadl ipuroen Dem ,3abnnr5t
SanbineQen angelcgt lno Inn 1t:01
mllroc Die 6obrt nad) Siiinins ange-
treten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Ser fsiirit pOu &alts anf
SrantifJau.
Soll bic Glteitc Spd,tcr ocs itulieni.
idDcn &Dnigspanres beiraten.

Bnris, /. Suni. 9aB Shirt
G0maro pon @ales. bcr Grbc oes bri-
tiidlen Shrons, Die YrinSciiin So
lanoa, dltcitc So6tcr oes italienii6en
aonigspuares, cine ieltene Shonbeit,
beiraten miro. meloet Gin @eriht ans
&om. Gic slnfiinoiglng Der %Ser-
lobnng ioa lnntittelbar bcporiteben.
Der - Sabre nltc Sriu5 beildte
Dor cinigen @odlen &onl luo bcgob
iih Damn als 8ait oes aonig5 an Die
Sront 9tod ieiner 9fiidfcbr iou DER
&0niq oic Erin5eiiin ilno ibre Wiutter
nud Der sSront entboten boben, mn
icinen 8liidtpilnid) oarSubringen.
9ci Der Hiidfcbr bon oieiem @eiu6e
entgingen Ole Sonigin uub Die Hrin.
5eiiin nit qenalIer 9tut Dem Sobe,
ols oircrreid)iid)e 6lieger ibren 3ug
angriiien.
3ic Erin5eiiin ieierte belite ibren
10. @cburtstoe. Sic lit iehr beliebt,
lmo es beiBi, ooB nas giinonis, oas
lie oneeblin i6liebcn miro, 5ir iSeiti.
gune Der gonoe unter oen .9lliierten
5eitrngen ioG.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Die fran5Diiidle Seitc.
(1epei6e scr . 9lifoeiateb 99reB. y

9aris, I. Sini. %ollltdnbigC
9erid)te, Die bier Don &erolm ciugc-
| itrpffen limo. 5eigen, oaB bic Sdllud)t,
oic oon 27. bis 30. Wfai oouertc imh
oic, nod) ser Grfl1rirng ser fran5oii-
ihen 2riegsleiting nit Der foitipic=
ligcn 9lilfbultitng ser Seilti6cn cnbe-
tc. Die groBtc glnitrengllng Der tcilto-
nii6en Streitfrafte biloete, Die pdb-
reno aler Sperationen por Geroun
rnternommcn mllroc. Dtehr mo
| idfpcrcrc @eifiite unb bid)terc Wui.
len pon Srltppen maren perinnlneli
5piiden Dem Siigel 304 umb Der
0toas. ols bel irgcnb eincm friiheren
9lnariff.
Sic ,Srun6oicn ItuIoen ieit inter
einem @ngcl uon @cidloiien mo tric,
ben @oac aIf @oac scr anoringen.
oen Selltld)en Suriid. Sic aaben nur
etpa 100 Daros 8rlnb in Dem flci-
ncn @cholS pon Gnurcttes. no Gin
8raben ourd, ooS ihrcflihe ocutid)C
glrtiaerieiemer 5um @initllr5 gebrnfi
tpliroe.
Nad @crid)ten bcutiher 8efanae.
nen beitanoen Die beiltidlen Streit-
frGftc aus 5lpei friid)cu 9rigaocl mil
orei &onlpagnien Sionieren. Sic lcs,
tercn hatten Ole gIi,fgabC, GluriereS
i'll imacben uno bas 0orf Ghnttaii'
court ollf Der StrnBc 6lt erreifcn
bic parallel nit Ser Giicnbobn ldrft
,Sn5piihcn butten Slpel 9tcgimelltel
ocn Nlnftrag, ON llier oes Sliliic;
entlang au friedcn unb iid Ser gabr
litution ocs Iorfcs 5u bemddtigen
Cine Srigaoc iolltc Die @cbol5c mi
oedcn itiirmen, pclhe Ghattancoltrt
na6 @citen su abgreu5cn. p1hren>
anocrc 9Ibteihmgcn, Die Deitcr melt
lih poraineen, oen glngriif untcr
IitiiBen iolten. gtadJ glniid1t Der Sah
ucrit1noiaen ipar oaS @racbnis nid)
mIr Gin foitipieliger 6eblid)lo9 iii
0ic 9entiden. iouocrll olld ein Gr
iola iiir Die sSran5oien, mic Inn oieiu
iclteu erreidlt baben
Sic 9euti1cn litten 10 idlper. oni
'ic ipcitcrc sln9riffe nufeaben, nnh
-cno oic sSran3oien oirh eincn ihncl
en Sceenaneriff lid, iiioIidl pon 9u
l (5ortfeturs ouf eeite %.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Nnfrnbr in VeneSutla.
General @arcia's Srnppcn fenern
anf Sipiliiten.
3wansig Ecrionsn in Maraoaibu &C.
totet oocr pcriunnbet.

@illc m il a 3, Curacao, 80 0tai.
(@crindtct.) 3nan5ig Ter'onen
puroen getotct ober peripnnoct, als
cs in Waracaibo, %ene5uela, 5u eli
nem 9luiitnnb gegcn General Garcia
fam, Der ols 9taffplger bes tenlpora-
rem Yrdiioenten 9lrmanguren sim
0roliocnten bes Staates 3ulia err
nornt poroen mar. 1riippen feuer-
ten aiif oic 9iirger. Die 5li perbin-
bern ilhten. baB General @arcia
rom Tompfcr Wferiba lonbe, Der ihn
nah Waracaibo gebradlt hotte
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Scwegnngen brr amtri'
faHiidJen Srnppcn idarf
bcObad)tet.
Garransas Hpte entbGlt cine bent.
lidle Sriessbrubnng.
Mmfridltiafeit Der @nihinatpner 9ie-
gierung angesueifclt.
Sofurtise 3nriifsiebuns Der Srnp-
pen iuirb perlangt.
Sun Der Npte angcblidl MIR snr Se-
rmbigung Der Mierifaner.
Dtcrifaniidc Ereiic seht nit @ilion
idDnrf ins 8eridDt.

W q gton. t. Nni. is
muroe bellte pon alltoritatiper Seite
erflort. oaB Die amcrifanil6en 3rllp-
pen ors Vierico niht 5ltriidge5ogen
ipiiroen, che nid)t Die Gorrau5a- Ve-
boroen beipieien b0tten, oaB lie Die
Sitltation binreihenb fontroQiercn,
Inn Die amerifaniine @ren5e ju be.
ifiiBen Cine oiesbe5ilglide glnt.
mort oiirfte oui Die 9totc bes @ene-
rolls Gurrdn5a erfolgen
Singegen unternabm beutc oas
ariegsoeunrtment Sdlritte, Inn 9e-
nouerc 9Ritteillngen iiber ole &ertei-
hung Der 6arran5o- Srupper in
Chihuahua ;ll erboltcn. Is puroc
geiagt, oaB Der Con Der 9tote Die
iniliforiid]en @enluten ucran!abte,
unbefilrnmert nm Die biplomatii1cn
Ebaien Der Situatiol uor5uecben.
General Suniton nltrbe aufgefor-
bert, Die Gage IN Gbihuabua, iopeit
cr lie on Der Snllh ieiner lcsten SSsll-
formation fennt, genau mit5iiteilcn.
I'm Die Siherheit Der Srlppen ocs
Generals Teribing bangt man lid)
nidt, aber onaeiid]ts Ser @rfldrilngcit
in General @orron5as Note iii CO
miinihenspert, 10 gennu ols nloelid)
lid ilber Die 9epcgungcn ieiner
Srlppen III orieiltieren
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Streif an Der Yatiht=
Stiff.
NenntanieuO TradltDers
laber legcn Dit Nrs
belt nitOtr.
9Insbrudl ppn llnrnhen neroen in
Scnttle befiirftet.
&iiiten- nnb Csean.Sd)iffahrt pnrd1
Den Streif lahmaclcat.
slnfl in Butte, Mont., orubt Streii
grueen llmfanges.

Gan 6ranciseo Gal,
Su1i. Sin Strcif Don 5000 6roGt-
perlooern in ocn !oafen Der pn5iIi-
ihen Niiltc trnt bcute nm 6 llbr
friIb alltomatiidl in Strait. 2Su
Seattle. no Strcifbreher oneeitcat
puroen beiiirdltct man ben 9lits-
brrdl % II llnrlbcn. 3meitauienS
Mnnf iiTb' BORT on Dem Musitdnb &c
teiligt. SSn Den nnbcrcn 0nfellitabten
nurocn fcine Sprbcreitilngen fiir
aftipen @iberiton6 gctrofien. 6Iil
mehrerc Sogc biiritc Die &iiiten- mo
S5cnn-S Sdliffobrt lahmeclcgt mcrfen.
Tie Gigentilmcr nIehrerer ihncllcr
aiitcn Gniidgierbnnlpfcr boben je-
bo6 hefannt9c9ebcn onB 6ieie Shif.
re in 9etricb blciben mo. mcnn notia.
feinc iSrodt mitnchmen lperocn Sci
ne Der beibcn Sciten ihcint bis jcst
non ihrcm Ston0punft obrilden 81
noQen. 9ic Streifcr pcrlangcn ci-
ncn 9obn uoil 55 Gents pro Stun5e
(oic qegenportigc Notc lit 80 Gents,
uno einen 9oanr pro Stunoe ltcber-
5cit. SSn San 6roncisco iinb 1000
Mann ourdh oen Streif betroffcn
GanaSiider !SGicn Nmben.
Scattlc. 9Saib.. I. f,Suni. 9tabe-
81 6mcituuicrb Observation-Disclosures
in Scattlc marcn beutc an Streif,
oils Scr upn Der international Song
iborenen's 9liiociation Gociiiffilite-
Giitrift. erlolicnc @efcbl bclltc nm 6
llbr frilb in &rnft trot.
Ser Sreifbcfchl bc5iebt lid niht
ouf SGfcn uon @ritiid). Columbia unb
Sdiiiseigcrtiimer. Ole OH oemCrient-
%erfehr beteiliat limo. mnften iidl
oicie Cathode raid 5u gelten. Die
@lue 3Silnncl- -9illic ianotc ben britt
ihen 0unpfer Saltbpbius nod San-
couber, 9. G.. INN bort Die 5000 Cont
men 5roht ob5ulnocn, Die nod i'll lei
nem Shiffsroum perblieben rporcn
9is our @cenoigung ocs Streifes
mcrocn allc 6ra6tienbunecn burd,
Suncouoer achcn. Ginbunbert Cars
iSradlt fir 9fublnno, bic iif bier 6llr
@cricnoun9 uuf Dem Inpuniihen
SSrodltoompfcr 9ongoion Wuru on-
qeiamlmelt huttcn. lperoen nod Tan-
rn,Iner oeinn0t mcr0cu, nm bort pcr.
Inben 5ll neroen.
glrbeiteriuirren in Butte.
Butte, Ntont., 1. Suni. Gum
eriten N3ol icit 1911 i'll Dclhcn1
Sabre 6ie @rubenarbeitcr BON Won'
tono iif aegcn bic 9ontrolle oergSeit'
lihen @rlbenarbeiter Sooerotior
auflebnten. brobt bcltte Butte mieoer
Elm Streif bon groBercm llmfon9e
Ger lsetc Sdritt CUR Serbeifiibrrnl
cines aroBen Strcifes erfolgtc gcIterr
obenb, ols bic Butte @orfingmen's
Union iih einItinmlig bofiir alts
ipraG,. olle 9lrbeitgeber mir Yunfatr"
al crfIGren. Die iid) ecmei9ert baben
0ie sSorocritng Der Union BON elnel
9ohnerb0huna INN 90 Gents pro Sul
all bepilligen 3ic Union entidlcf
ferner III Der 9lbltilnmung, oaB oll'
8cielihaiten, aorpnrotionen mi
llntcrnchmer dls olmfair" an5uiebcr
ieien, Die ole 2pbncrboblne nitt be
! miliaten ober Der iSorberrng II
| 3ufrtnft nidlt nohfonnlen molten
Mic 9ti1elieoer Der Union MURDER
oufgeforoert. iih 5u ncigerr fiir ne
niger als 81 pro 5o9 du orbeiten
gln oen1 Strcif piiroen 800 bis 100(
Mann beteiligt iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Sombinatioll gegen
Sugbes nnterwegs.
Gtgncr ocs &i6ters Dtr.
eiulgeu iidl init 8OOie=
6uluncl bercit, iidl iebem Clement sn
perfanfcn.
Sein ScfretGr fiinbet ieine &nnSiod.
tur uffisiea IN.
Snrnes nno Eenrpic balten rem
Sd)iiiiicl snr Sitnatiun.

Gbicoao. /. Sllri. Eic acm,
pognc aSrnnf Soitfcod's fiir Hd,ter
Charles &. Sugbcs iheint bcilte Oic
Glencntc Der @uebcs= =@eguer inner
bnlb Der Stanbpdt RcpllbIifoncr
nit oen &ooicpcIt. .&Cpublifoncrn 5lt
cinem 9enciniamcn 9In9riii ollf
Sugbcs ucrciligt 81 baben SSn ben
i0otcls. in benen it'd oic 0auptquar-
ticre n1 Scr Grdiiocntidlufts- -aon6i
Ooten bcfinocn mar gan6 offcn olc
Hcbc bnpon. onB cine %creinigung
gegen Sugbcs unterpegs lei
Sic Sitlation mltr0c jcbodl 0ltrdl
bic 9lnfllnft 9Sillidm 0ornea il. Don
9iep 9orf. cincu Der crbittertitel
(Segner Hooicpclt'S. etpos getrilbt
Sornes ioa bcn Shliiiiel 5l,r Sitln-
tinn in 0Gnocn babcll.
Tic glnfiInff bes Scndtnrs @niic
Gcnroic uon Ecrniplpnnio miro bier
ilnacbulbi9 crlportct. IS bciBt. BOB
Ecnrnie piclICid]t nod nlehr OILS Wor-
nc5 0ic Situotion i'll !Nonocn bGIt.
@cbt er ouf 91ooicpelt's Scitc ilbcr,
mic 6 gcriidltlpciic ucrlolitct. Damn
lit nuh Nniid,t Scr Yolitifcr Der
2untpf porilbcr; bcf0nlpft or oen 60
lionel. oonn miro cS Elm Santpf frci
filr allc.
&uuicpclt mill iidl jebWcSem ueridla-
dDern.
Hooiepelt iclbit iii bercit, nit lc-
Dem. Der mir i'm lit. 3li foopcriercrl.
1ies murbe hcutc Don Sobn NC
@roth, Dem Nripot Sefrctdr oC5 60
loncl crflGrt. Scr aus St. SouiS bier
cingctroffen iii.
I'D bin Ieoiglid, bier. um nit al
len Eerioncn jcaliher Tnrtei. Die
&opicpclt unteritilst. 81 foopcricrcn"
ioetc @tc@rotb.
.,Slt &ooicpclt cin Snnbibat2"
murbc or geTrogt.
80 aouj iiG,cr iit er cs". ontmor-
tctc McSroth.
8criidltipeiie pCrlnlltct CO belte
oaB Coleman 0li NOnt bon Gelopurf
iif) ous Dem @ettrenncn 5ligunitei1
pon &idter Sugbes 5uriid5lcben un>
sic ic6s Ielcgotcn olls Gelapart
Dem Ridtcr 5ufiibrcn miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01

~ 0albemnr 0epp, bentidler
5nmelier unb Grpert tlbrmaher,
9S4 Dit Enrcit Npenne
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
garis in grOBtr NOt an
Sruppen pOr Sfronn.
9iGnmmns ocs Siisels 304 bnrdl
SranSDien itebt beuur.
Wiliun i'm Geifstag ais mnsceisneter
SrieOensuermittler beseidlmet.
aein Wfann bonn rRuienbeer" bisher
an Der &eitfrpnt seiehen.
Sic Gage Der in Oeutihnalb frisgsse-
fnngenen Sriten.
30,3SS Staliener ieit Sesinn bes
arieges sefangen.

(Sepefpe Der .slfioeiaieo NreB.)
9pno OIL, 4. Snni. Stalisniidlc
Srnppen haben Die befeitistc StaSt
Niinau anseiidDts ocs oiterrcidDiidlcn
@urpriugrns seranmf, uie Der 81
mes-aurreipunoent ans Hom mclbet.
9acne ariessanlsibe in Sidlt.
gerIin. I. Sunni. lleber San-
rifle. Die @oifiid1e 3eitine erfldrt,
in Sndiommer pcroe einc Sonocr-
iisrng bes Ncidstngs obgcbalteu mer-
BEN, nm iibcr eine ncitc &riegsanleihe
Su beidlicBen. Tic norhnnoenen
gtittcl iinb fiir mcbrere Wtnnotc alls-
reideno.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-06-01
Ter Barrier Saaesberidlt.
(Teref1e Der % llnitco Treb.-)

9uris, I. Ssrni. Sic uoIlitdn-
oiae slblpeiilme eines beittihen 9ln.
qrifiS uli ole oitlihcn 9lbbGnac ocs
Siiaels pom Soteu Wtom miro bcirtc
bier amtlid) nlIaetinlbigt Gic Seilt-
iheu bombar0ierten nlle frdn5onidlcn
SteIlungen in icner @egcno nit Ser
arobten peftigfeit mobrcno beS 9nn.
gen geitriaen cages
Die 9ciltid1en hoben icit elmer
@ofe 80. 900 Ytann iriifcr Sriippen
Dor @eroun. @enigiters fiini neue
oeiitihe Tipifionen iinb ouf beioerl
Seiten Der Wfans IN 1dtiefeit, mi
oenn iiberboupt icit 5ebrliar 1000,