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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
SritengDlD fanfte audi
GarranSa.
Sentidlc nnb Spanier aus Sampieu.
SelfelSern ansgeiuieien.

onstntonio, Ser, 4. 0t1r5.
0ns Iiciige nlerlfnltiid]e anlliulat
peroffeiitlidte ihrn aus Ennlpico 5i,s
gegangene oH1tli9e 9epei6cn, mo-
naf bier Selitihe uilb 5tpet Spanicr
ous jencm Giitrift, Der rieiige Gel,
ieltouneet radl England uilterbalt.
anseetpieien tporben tporen. Sic
glusgefpieienen ioaen Die glrbeiter in
oen Oclfelbern 5u ausitonoen auf-
gerei5t bobcn. aStn goilseu ipurOen
10 ober ~ @iann perboftet imb Die
iedlS slltsldnber miSaeipieien SicS
geid)ab nui 9eiebl oeS Gen. Gar.
ran5d.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
Sinh bon Strnhcnenr getDtet.

Sodion, Osid)., 4. NtGrS. SSsulio
Somoiif, 6 Sabre alt, Iief gcitcrn
naf glngoben bon aueer5eugen oi-
reft Dor eincll @oeen Ser Stroben-
bobn uuo wtroe aitf Der SteGc &C.
totet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
SdDe6en warnt Dor &eiien auf
bewaffneten &anffabreru.
Sdlmerc Grpluiipn in ct. Senis.

Sdnerc Grploiipn in ct. Senis.
Ynris, 4. MGr5. Bel elmer Gr-
ploiion III Der SorItaot ct. Senis
iinO 5ipan5ig Serionen getotet llno
cine groBe 9ln5ohl drlbcrer uerlest
luorocn. Spdter fpitroe betanrt, bab
Die GrploiiOn ii1 nidlt bireft III ct.
9eniS, ionbern in Gournciipe bel &C.
nanntem Srte 5litrltg lino sluur III
oen r9oublc Gonronne" gennniiten
@erfcn. 9ie 3ahl Der Opfer i6eiut
ieoeltfoas cine grobc Su Iein.
Sescno oes %an inter rniiiidler
&pRfrpDe.
Sonhon, 1. Oidr5. 3ipci tiir-
fiinc 9ipiiionen, burd) flieDeiibe
Srlippen Don er5crlun peritartt, bill
ben Die Srllppeu, Die gceclt Die &ui-
iclt on Der 9inie opcriert haben. Die
ourh Nuid), @itlis nno San lduft,
luie &euter5 aorrciponocnt iii Sc
trogra0 mcloet. Dit Der Ginnahme
Don 9itlis iii ongeblih Die gall6c 0c-
aeno Don %an inter Die aontroQe
Der Guiien gelangt, ipGhreno 0ieIer
Grfolg eleiG6eitig Die beiOen tiirfi-
i6eu Srltppenforper 5fpil6en VtlIld)
uno oent llrluniab-See trellnt.
Na6oem 8itliS genommen lit,
niiroen Die tiirfiiden 9erit6rfiu,gell,
Die aus Wfeiopotanlier fomlnen, ulf
llnItuegen marIdierat nliiiien, Inn
ole brittle tilrfiide glrmec SIT err
reinen.
Sfiuebem warnt ppr 5eiien anf be-
iuaffnetcn SanbelSidliffsn.
Stofbulm, 4. IGrs. Sas
Ansluartigc Slmt hat Die IiUsiierts
3sreiic beandridltigt, baf cs idDluebi-
idlc giirgcr ppr Dem 9ieiien anf BE-
luaffneten ,Sanbclsidliffen seluarmi
bnt.
slmcrifnniid,cr Sampfsr freieessben,
9onoon, 4. Wiar5. Ger ameri-
Fnltiidlc Sampfer GanllnD, Der pon
hcr 9lomiralitdt SIR rlGberen Brii.
f,ng fcitacbalten tpnroe, III frei9ege-
ben moroen. Ger segen ibn rcge &c
moroenc Scroad1t ipuroe onrd) Sit-
frieoenitcIlenoe GrflGrltngen beiei-
tlgt
Gin ,WnmitiunsfunplDtt" in Sdang-
bai.
2 d]ungbai. 4. 0tar5. Sie 80
li5ci bat pier &iiteri nit Wtll1ition in
Gem 9rlinncn i'm 8arten eine5 Gent.
id)en entoedt. Der Der 9lnItifter eincs
Blones iein iol, na1 DEM &rieaSml-
nition beirnlid) naG) Snoien perif,iti
lperocn iollte.
SIN pergangenen Sftober nteloete
cine 9epeinc Don Shongbai, orei
Ghincien ieicn pro5ciiiert tporoc1
neil lie 130 HiItolcn 1uio 10000
Gutroner in ihrem 9ciisc gebabi
ldtten, bel Deiher Seleaeilhelt Der
9efpeis erbrad)t iuor0en iei, 0aB oieIC
@affcn ihncn BON cincm Iciitidlcr
hit Ser gSeiiiina iibergebcn woroer
ieicn, tic nad) Gnoien su ienoen. Gic
Sierienbung ioG.c in iintrcif font
itruierter &erpddlng crfolgen.
Sdnuerr @ernl5aensitrafen iiir Sal-
nenflndltige.
Boris, 4. gi1r5. Gin @cies-
cntfuuri, Der Die 8onfisfation oes gi-
Ncnhlms pon Yerioncn poriicht. bic
i;h Dem Wilitdr0ienit burf bie6liidli
oocr 0urdl ocn slllfe1ltbalt i'm Nus
lnnoe ent3oaeir bobeu, miro morgcn
in observation-disclosures eingebrad)t
iuerhef.
aaroinul Iereier in Neheln einse.
frpffcn.
Yoris, /. Wdrj. aoroinol Wer-
eier lift in Wle1eln, oenl Sisc ieines
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04

Die ei,r5ige fdsri6e oeltf.
(6e Beititrg in 21io6isa,r.
iper6e oie Qepero6en ser
ar. Yrele 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
ElOblidl seitDrben.

9op Gitp, Otif., 4. Mdra. @m
S. &raiiie, ein ebenaliger Sarlner.
Der ii6 Dor einigen Sabren 5ur &nbe
eeiest batte. Itarb geitern pl0slif) an
einem Ser5idlag. @or rs Sabren in
9eiitidIono eeboren, bate Serr
arauie fait ein babies Sabrbunoert
in bieiem 2ai,be gelebt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04

AlIiuL ~uItlliIS Sup DtulC uClultlIy
DOB ocr 9lnbang 6um belttifen Yte-
moranoum besiiglih beltiifter Sf)if-
fc on @oro oes 9onlpfers &otter-
hom iei, Der 1elte in Stem 9orf fdl-
Zig lit.
SefretGr 9oniing'S Seboi,ptltna
ltiitt lid nitf cin &abelerannt bonn
Sptidaiter Goee in 2onbon. Der
slnbang entbGlt pbotoaropb:i1e slb-
biloungcn Ser pertrnili6en SSltitriif-
tionen, hic &opit1ne britii1er Snrt,
hclsidiffe blrd Die 9onboner Heaie
ring erbaltcn batten unb tporin tic
du 9liiraiffen nlif 3aiihboote erntli-
tiet Derbcn. CRIT 1tod] eineul Stu-
oiint bicier 9lbiGriften miro iiG baS
Stantsbepnrtenent i6liiiiig iperben,
iuic eS iif eegeniiber Der beuti6en
Grfl1rung perbaIten iollc.
slbitimmnns bielleidlt crit 9ienstas.
@nibington, 4. MGr5. &urS
nod Nfittag beritGnbigte 0tcbrbeits-
5iibrer Git6in Die @titgIiebcr 6eS
SnitieS, boB tic nid)t Dor n1Giten
Tienstag friibeitens beilotigt per.
ben, Inn iiber Die Wc9entprei6e SIC
iolution cpentuea obSlitinlmen.
Sans iuirb bcnte ipreden.
@oibing OH. 4. MGrs. 9Srd-
libcnt @ilion's &annpf, Die 9[gitation
I'M aonrgeb 81, beenoen, ipelde Die
COMMUNICATION in ihren Soid)bpot=
ltnterbnnolungen nit Telti61nno
bebinbertc, mllrbe beutc na6 benl
9oiiic s,triifeetrogen. Slne 9(ltsci.
den ipreden 0afiir, baB Der Grdii-
hrilt and, BORT einen inId]en ,,Sieg
ocnontrdgen nirb ipie i'm Senate,
mo gcitern oic @orc'idc Hciolution,
glmerifancr Dor 9cniitlin9 bcItiif-
fer Sd]iffe 6u ipornen, nit 66 gegen
Ia Stintmcn auf ben Siid' gelegt
irorbeit mar.
Sdon friib morgeus trnicn oic
1fiibrer i'm Sauic sln'tolten fiir Sen
&an1pf. Ger 9lnsidrb fiir 9fegelt
lnonte iih on Die 9lu3orbcitllng ci-
ner ipe5ieIIen Gege!, Die beipirfel
ion, baB Gin geitern bonn gu5id)uB
iiir oitsipGrtiae 9[ngele9enbeiten all
Genounlcncr 9eridlt iofort SIR Gr-
ipGgung altfeenoninen iperoen fonne.
Ger 9erid]t miro elnpfebleli, baB Die
GrSornungs-&ciolution oe5 9lbg. @ic-
@emnre ouf ben Siid eelegt unb bcnt
,GrGiioentcn crIallbt iuerbc, nhne Git
lniiduina Ourf) oeit &ongreB iein
fonltttutioneIles 9feht, Die oiplontati-
ihcn slnaclcgenbeiten ser 9fation Sil
lcitcn, all55liiben.
Sa Elm 9lntroe. cine Sahe nllf oen
SlId 5u legcn. lliht ocbnttiert tperhcn
fam, miro nlid) i'm Saitie iiber Die
elgcrtlid)e t7rdge, oh 9lmerifaner por
Gcitil1tcn Sfiffen eetparnt peroen
lollcn ODER nidlt, nid)t hebnttiert iper-
Sen. Soipobl Die oeinofratii9en ols
mid, Die repi,blifoniidben Silbrer iith
ser 9Iniiht, baB ieoe ipeitere Tebatte
rid)t ipiirihenstpert lei.
9as Sous tritt beute I'M 10 ltbr
on. sulanincn lrno mon ertuortet,
6ab hic 9eridlte Der Iusidiilie an
friiben 0a9ntittage bereit iein per.
oen.
@irb leere Srobnns bleiben.
Teeierunes-9eanlte ioeten beute
oaB tatidd)li9 aae Senotoren, oit
geitern iiir ben 9intrae geitirnntt bat
ten. Die @ore'i6e &eiolution ouf Der
Siid gu Ieeelt, iih oamit fiir Die So
tiff bes BrGiioelttcn erflGrt b6tten
uno oaB, iolte Dos Sous Dem BrGfi
oeilten nidlt gleidfans redtgeben, Del
aomnf nod Dem Sellote 5uriidgetru
gen fDeroen ione. Damn miro elm,
Oirefte Ibitinniing iiber Die SEC
Gumber r'i9e &eiolution oerlongt tper
Den, Die perlanst, oab Big sur Grle
bigung bon ltrtterbanollngen 5u
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
Gr-Gid)ter Grsfinc ipt.

9f t. Clemens, 2, O6d)., 4. NtGrj.
9pron u. Grsfine, triiber &i6ter bes
0iocon1b Gollntp &reisgeriftes unh
bis 6ltIeet Gin iebr befannter slntpoIt,
itorb gcitern abenO on Sllngeneiitsiin.
Dung @r ipar 54 Sabre off lub bin-
terlobt Srau it1b 5fpet &iitber.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
Sic critcn 3ciGnnnsen auf Die piertc
ocntidlc Sriegsnnleibs.

Scrlin, /. Nt1r5. Srabtlos
ilber Sapuillc. Die %crienfnns BON
sluci irans6Tidcn Silfsfrensern nmo
cincm britiidlen gSad,tbpotc bnrdl
ScnfidDc SanhbUDte uiro pun Der
9lSmiralitGt nmtlidp nngefiinSist.
Sie 9adlridlt entbGlt gleidlseitia
aud cinen Seridlt iiber Sas Terien=
fen ots Sranspurtidliffes Erupenee,
Sas 1900 Wann an SDro hattie, poa
bcncn MIR 500 gcrettct unroen.
"a Eroucnec itanb ami Der Siltr
ocr Silfsfrenscr, nber Der &Ortlant
Der Scriiner SepeidDe lGRt nidDt cr-
fcnncn, ub iie bas cine Der uerienften
SdDiffc sciueien 1T. SlmtlidDc Se'
ridltc upn Iaris meloen, one bieIes
Sdiff NIT 3t30 Wtamu uni Sen
Gjrmno ocs WiecreS innf. Die fran=
;0iiidle NiclDnng iagt, baR por pDcr
nnmittclbar nndl Dem &crienfen ocs
SampferS Die Sdtigfeit eines Saudl-
boots luabracnOmmen Wnrbe.
Ter Seinb 1T bel cinem @erIndlc,
Suunnmunt wisoerSuuefmen, emf
Id)icbcn ;MriiGgeiuieicn worSen. Sis
8emtc Der Ncntidlen ieit Dem %. Sc
brnnr hat iidl nnf lis @cIdliIse NM
161 MaidDinengciUebrc erbDbt.
StalieniidJcr Sampfcr 6iapa per-
icnft.
Siuornu, Stnlirn, 1. NGr5
Ter Eampfcr 8inpa, Der hicr Gm %.
Scbrmnr nbfnbr, iit Dnrdl Gin otter
reidliidlcs Sandlbput perientt murben.
gin VprS ocs Sd)iffcs bcfanocn iidl
feline Imcrifnncr.
EGris bcridltct antlidl.
9aris, 4. AtGr5. Ser Sentps
erfldtt, 0cr alntlidc Seridlt Der oeltt-
id,en slomiralitGt, nuf benI 5pcl
SiliSfrcii5cr bel @aurc rerienft NOR
0en icien, be0elte cine ,Salihn1el-
Dung.
Sic 9cihicBung Oaiicrte nit be-
tr1htlid)cr 2ebhaftigfeit mobreno Der
gsadlt IN Der @ceenb Don &croln oil.
Ssniantericangrifie Tolgten ieootl
ni6t. lpie amtlid bon Der iran5oii'
idleh Sriegsleitline angetilfoigt
miro. 9ieic Grfidrung bat Den fol'
gcnoen Wortlniit:
Sic 9cihicBuna, Die nit bcmer-
fcnSpcrtcr Scitigfeit pdhrcno Der
9foht untcrhuItcu puroe, bat bel
%erouu feinen 9lngriif Der SSnfante'
rie sur ,Solee aebabt. Sci Gporses
hobcr mir Den sSeiilo oil Der Giunob.
me eines aratcrS gchilloert. Der onrdl
Die @rploiion ciuer iciner W9lnen &C.
ifoiicn iporoen mar. 8um Heite Der
sSront iii nid)ts 81 bcriflten. es lei
oenn cine 5orticsitns Der artiuerle-
Sejaf,.n
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
SranSOiiider Sampler
@afmt, brit. Mincnfcgtr
Hrimllla 5eritOrt.
@eripnnSete in GROCER 3nbl in ueit.
lihcn bentidlenStaSten cingctruffen.
Simcrifaniidlcr Nampfcr Canine ppn
britiidler Homirnlitat beireit.

Snroinai Mcrcicr opn Nicd)cln bcm
8om bcimsefcbrt.
a1mpic oanern nm ScrSnn NIT M.
scidllpGdJtcr Scftigfcit on.
isrnnfrcid) mill @ermDscn 6ahnen-
fliidDtiger beifllagnabmen.
Mr. rritru Qrinhuuunru nuT MIR njrrtr
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
115 @ei6iibe uno 161 Mal6i:
nengemebre sic meitere &eute
D0r ySer0un.

;leloet, iDleoer ein9etroften.
Staliens nenc &riegsnnlcibe.
Hoin, 4. MGr5. ltebcr Garis
Sbgleih nod niht aqc 9erihte Dor
licgcn, lit es eriidtlif, OaB Die 3eid)-
nunacn auf bie relie itnlieniidle
Sriegsanleibc annGberno bier Wtil-
linrben Sroiifen betragen werben.
9icic Surtlne, 5uiammen nit oen
friiheren 9lnleiheu, fpiirOe 5eigen. 6ab
,StaIien Ieit 9eainn ocs Sricges
nabeSu iieben Otilliorben SSrailfeu
ollfgcbradt bot.
Snr Sorbernms Ses bclsiidcn San
ocls.
@aprc, 4. 0tdr5. Sie belgiid1c
licgierling bot 6eihloiicn. ein Son-
bc.$miniiierium 5it griinocn, irb
@raf @oblet b'sllpieIlo, elm Senofnr
Scr Iiberalen 8ortei, 1T or Die Spise
bes neueu Sieiiorts geiteat noroen.
Scine Efli6ten iperben iid) iilsbcion-
bcrc ouf bic 9lnfItiinflng ipirtId1oft-
iiner 9c5iehltngel1 ill ben slliierten
tritrcder, Inn Die 5ablreiden Vroblc-
lie 5u loien, Die iidb ieocnfols nad)
@cen0islng oes aricees crgeben
iDcrben
SransOiiidler Sumpfer Safme aeinn.
fen.
Sn u Ho6cIle, sSronfrcih, 4.
0adr6. Ser frut5oiiIdle Sampicr
Safne bon Siinfir1en, eil1 Sd)iff
bon 3117 Sonnen, oos bon Ga So
6elle am 9icnitag obfiibr. iii nod am
iclben Gage i'm Coli bon 8iscapo
pcrienft poroen. Gs if]cint, DOB bos
Sd)iff bel SSSsle o'Deu olif cine Mine
gcruten mar. Sed)S Wain bon Ser
aus % aopfen beitcbcn0en 9eiasllng
ha6en ibr 9cben perloren.
Die &ernidJtnng ser fransOiiidDcn
Ntnien.
9erIin 4. Mdr5, iiber Sonoon.
9ic norolidlen Sorts I'M &rciie Don
&eroun halten Die Ieuti9en nod
oilf, aber Der linfe Sliisel Der Nlil-
greifer riidt erfolgreih gegen bie bii-
geligen 9lbbGnee on Der Oitfront Dor.
Sieie 9eipegllne uno Die auf Ser
Gbenc bon @oepre iin0 bon groBer
9coelltllng, ni6t illlr, neil es lid ilnl
Die Groriidltng Der feill0lid)en 9inien
BEL GerOun banoelt, ionoern neil
cine @epepung lnoglid) selnadt ner-
ben ioa, Die ons 8orgeben gegen ct.
Odbiel erleihtert, mo ole 9tngreifer
gebin0ert iperbeu, ipeil Die fror5oii-
ldcn 8eitiise oie IusaGnge 81 ben
Ipfeilnrtig beruOrragenocn Ste1un-
gen Der Srail5oien fontrollieren.
Gur1 Die grneiterung Oieier 9aiis
nerocn Die Selrtiben ibre SteGlhtgen
iiiolid) bon Geroum erbeblid) peritGr.
fen, unO Dos slufbringen Don slrtil.
leric ioipie bon &eierpcn mag einen
sIngriff uui Die 3ipiihenforts bel
! Saro6cs, Sropen uno Gieu, Die Die
Yfcilie Siuiihen Serbul1 uno ct. Di.
biel foutrolierer, sur Solge baben
@enn oies gelungen lit. miro Ser.
Dun ben 9eitiden ailf 9uobe unb
llngnaOc erseben iein.
2sn biciem Seile fliebt bie 9epoIfc'
ring 0es Neiiie.Sales bereits mad
Dem SiiOcn. 9llleroings lit ser tag.
lihe Sorti9ritt oes Seeres Oei
&ronprinSen niht 10 groB, iuie in
oen eriten Sagel, aber e5 lnuB ouror
crinncrt fperoen, 0aB Der frnn5oiiIG)t
@iberltano iest ltGrfer lit. neil oit
6einOe unter ocm itarfen S9ute bel
Sorts fGmpfen, Die Icit ibrer Grbnii
ing als lurour6oringlid] galten. 1it
Geutihen i6onen Die 5ruppen, bi,rd
ben Serii,d,. Die Sorts ourf) 9lrtiIle
riefeuer ill seritoren ober su ihpd
6en. Dies ninint Seit, trosoei1
425ollisc Saubisen CUR @eriuenbunl
selongen. Die geidieBung bdlt on
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04
@ilipn flcbt am slmtc.

slufgebrod)t iiber Die geitriee Ser.
offentli6llng non 0criidlten, iDonad)
BrGiibent 8ilion mgeiihts Der aus
ipdrtigen Sitllntion inb Ser ihm
Sur6 ben &onereb bereiteten S6iDie'
rigfeiten iein slmt nieoer5ulegen &C.
bcnfe, pcroffentlifte bel,te bas. @eiBe
Sous foIgenbe antIine Grfldrltng:
y9lIs SefretGr Suinultp's 9luf-
lnerfianrfeit auf Die in gefpiiien 3ei-
tungen eri6icncne Meloung eelenft
iporben mar, ponad) Der Srdiioent
icin Int nieOerlegen poQe, iagte er:
.nGiu amerifaniihes @lntt, Dos
cine oerartiac 9eidlidlte in elmer 81.
tEatiol pie iic icet slnerifa gegen.
iiberitebt, piblisicrt, entebrt iif
ielbit. a"
Snitrmftions. .gbidriften beite fiais
$50 Arlington 4. M1r;. &c.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-04

g9oibington, 4. Wfar5. Ter
rifite Sf,ritt in Ir1iiOent @ilion 3
aanlpf, Der slgitotion nit 9e5ug altF
gSarltilna on 9lmerifaner, feline be-
itiiften SGiifc 5n bcniisen. i'm &on-
0reG elm Gnbc 81 MAIDEN, muroe bis
5itn Wicntag perihobcn.
;Sn elmer aonfcren3 bellte fruh
beihIoiien bic 9lOmilliitrutions- -tSitb-
rcr i'm Sailie, niht hcltte altf elmer
slbItin1ung sr beiteben Sclltc nod
mittoq miro Der 9fegel-IusidluB 5it-
iommentrcter, Inn cine Gegel ails5lt-
crbciten, ioboB bic Wtc9enore-Teio=
Iution betreffs Der @arni:ng OH
Nln1erifaner aiif Den Siid gelegt iper-
cen fonnc. Gieic Hcgel miro ioiort
on Montoa einberid)tct iperoen, OH
meldcnt Scge bic @ilion-Seitte I'M
Sauie lie nit einer groBen Wtebrheit
rurh5upeitid)en gebcnfcn Ser glns-
IhuB fiir ouspGrtige Angelcgenhei-
tcn bat iin bereits auf Die &eiolutioIl
geeinigt
Gie gSilion-9cutc beablid)tigell,
naB oos @oreeben bes Salics feineit
.}lueiiel iiber Sen euti6eiSenOen Gho-
roftcr scr Stinlnlung i'm &ongrcB
ollffontnten lni'en ioQc. 9ti6t niir
Ion bie Observation-Disclosures aiti
Sen Gid, gelcst nerben, ionoerlr
auG cine GrflGrllng abgegeben Der-
hc1t, OoB Scr 9r0ii6ert Die Diploma
tiid)en 9lngeleeenbeiten obne fOngrei,
iioneQe Gininiidbung leiten mo9c
Die GSiibrer iinh iiber5eugt, OaB iia
Die Stintncn belisen, unl ibren Sic1
I'll einem pnlllt1uoigen iuio linan-
fchtbnren 5lt MAIDEN.
Dtan bebaltptet, man bate lid ulli
Sen 9lufiGlnb Scr glbitinrnlung geei-
rigt, neil 10 picle 0titglieOer 5ilnl
@u9eni6IltB bon @aihillgton obwe'
icnb ipGren. Tiele fuBren gcitcrn IN
Der 9(niidJt ab, onB Die bertiac Sans
iitling, Die I'M 10 llbr begann, ifon
I'll D1ittog pertaet merOen iino le6iq-
lid Eeflonlierllngs. s.Sorlagen eripo-
gen miro.
@ilion flcbt am slmte.
slufge6radt iiber Die geitriee Ser.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
ST. LUKE'S CANVASS
BRINGS IN $4,000

St. Luke's workers gathered In the
parish hall Of the mission at O'CLOCK
Saturday evening to hand In the maj
reports, receive congratulations OF an
for their untiring efforts ana present.
the Rev. George 0. Tamplyn, Inc
campaign manager, a very nanosoliie
gold watch, as a token OF their ap-
probation Of his efforts In making tue
campaign the success when II lnois-
putably was. ST. Uuke's has gained
s14, 800 in small subscriptions. :;
While $50, 1000 was the amount named
on the broadside sent throughout the
city, s25, 900 of that amount was to be
obtained by the sale Of the present
site at Stratford avenue and sixth
street.
The total has been a tremendous
success. for the workers with almost
no exceptions are those who are en-
ployed throughout the day. They have
given every evening for two weeks,
canvassing the city from one end to
the other. The organization and the
campaign system was made by Mr..
Tamblyn, pastor of Olivet Congrega-
tional church, who vert into the work
to aid the rector in procuring the par
ish hall which would be the recrea-
ton centre for young men and yocng'
women Of all denominations.
Rev. William H. Jepson, minister IN
charge Of the Episcopal mission, ex-
pressed his sincerest appreciation OF
all the efforts made by those in the
campaign army and was sincerely
grateful to the city at large for the
support Of the enterprise. The East
Side needed an Episcopal church
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18

switzerland acts as a sort of turn
table" and with it are connected in
tlmately the long discussed projects
OF the Rhons canal, the canal from
Marseilles to the Rhone, and the
canal from the Rhone to the Gironde
with Marseilles and Bordeaux as the
termini.
De F'reycinet and other far-seeing
statesmen who elaborated these canal
projects, fell from power before they
were realized, but economic author
tiles believe that the era of recon
struction after the war will see
France turning first of all, in the
matter of public Improvement, to the
question Of transportation.
Two of the most important pro-
jecfed waterways remain to be built:
one of them lateral to the Rhone will
continue the system from Havre and
Prais to Marseilles by way Of Lyons
and will enable the Rhone to com
pete with the Rhine for Swiss trade
to the Mediterranean; another con-
Meeting the Rhone with the Dor
dogne-that is to say connecting
Lyons with Marseilles with Bordeaux
will give Switzerland a shorter
route to American ports than that
by the Rhine.
Ill-conceived rivalry of the strong
er railroad interests is accused of re-
tarding these projects as we'll as a
shorter line, but of comparatively
greater Importance, in the North and
East connecting the canals Of the
Escaut, the Meuse, and the Chiers,
and serving as connecting link be-
tween the iron and coal districts
Had the canals built and projected
been in efficient operation at the be-
ginning Of the war, it is probable
that they would have eased trans
portation difficulties so as to have
kept the cost Of living much nearer
normal; they would at least have
kept coal from going from 40 francs
to $50 francs a ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
MANY BURGLARIES
REPORT TO POLICE

| Three young men Saturday held ur
a woman clerk in Joseph Halebj1an's
| confectionery store, 1870 Main street
each having gun in his hand which
| he thrust in the girls face. They took
+. $40 from a cash register. The CIR
storekeeper, Miss Eva Herzog, was
alone in the store at the time. De-
spite the girls screams for aid the
men managed to escape.
G.. J. Siefried, who conducts a pool
! room at 1922 Seaview avenue, was
beaten on the head with the butt Of a
cue, by two young men and his cash
register was looted Of 50, Saturday
evening.
Harry Greenwood Of 1926 Warren
street, while walking in Broad street
near Gilbert Saturday night, was held
up at the muzzles Of revolvers, by two
men who relieved him Of his watch
and chain and were frightened away
while searching his clothing for
money.
Burglars looted the homes of Mrs.
F. w. Angle, 379 Fairfield avenue,
Mrs Jane A. Hail. widow of Judge
Frederick w. Hall, at 2S1 Mill street,
and the residence Of Vincent Kincaid,
1,O7s Laurel avenue, between Saturday
night and Sunday morning. The Kin
caid residence was entered by forcing
a rear door and Jewels in small bag,
valued at 81 900, were taken.
Mrs Angles home was robbed of
personal effects valued at $500 and al
though passersby saw the men fee
from the house by sliding down wa
ter spout. they failed to notify the po-
lice. Police headquarters is almost
directly across from the scene Of the
burglary. Mrs, Hall suffered the loss
Of about $500 OF jewelry, mostly rings
and pins.
The barber shop Of Philip Camilla,
156 William street, was entered last
night and $46 was stolen from the cash
register Numerous complaints of
sneak thieves entering homes were re-
ceived by the police and other rob-
berries Of minor importance were re-
ported.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-18
SON OF SANFORD
SCHOOL HEAD Is
! FOUND L|FELESS
Dropped Dead in Power
House Following Strenu-
GUS Pastimes.
Especial to The Farmer,)

Redding Ridge, Dec. 18.-This COM
munity was saddened to learn or the
sudden death of Joseph F., son OF
Daniel S. Sanford, head Of the SAN
ford school. The boys lifeless pody
was found early yesterday morning
just inside the door Of the Dulldlhg
on the school premises which is used
as a power house and garage. AT
1890 Sunday evening young SANFORD
went to the power house alone TO smut
off the electric lights. He turned the
switches but had not shut off the en-
gines which was an essential part or
the task he was sent to do. 1t IS In
ferred that while at the switchboard
he had an attack of faintness ana
started for the door to get air. Be
fore he could open it he was partially
overcome and expired in the position
in the position in which he fell. the
inmates Of the school knew nothing OF
the matter until this morning. the
body when found was cold. Rubbing
and other means of resuscitatlon were
resorted to but DR.. Smith, the med1-
cal examiner, who soon arrived, de-
clared the boy had. been dead for some
hours. The cause of death is not pos
itively determined but is supposed to
have been due to cerebral hemor-
rhage. DR.. Smith has reported the
case to the coroner VINO may decide
upon an autopsy.
Young Sanford had been complain
ing Of a headache for two or three
days but didn't think it serious enough
ito call in a physician. On Saturday
afternoon he : played with school
team in game Of basketball against
thel second team. In the evening he
took part in a swimming match at
the school and won first prize. He
left at 1890 o'clock to go to the power
house to turn off the light. That was
the last seen of him alive. Young
Sanford was leader in the school
both in regards to studies and athlet-
les He was a star on the baseball,
football and basketball teams. He was
to enter Yale next summer. Last
summer he was lat the military train
ing camp at Plum Island where he
underwent thorough physical exam
nation. He was pronounced perfectly
sound. His parents are overwhelmed
with grief. His mother cannot bring
herself to believe tina, he is dead,
clinging to the hope of suspended ami
nation.