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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
CHAMBER NAMES
DAY AND PORTER
WILL HAVE PLACES ON HIGHWAY
COMMISSION-NORTH AND
SOUTH ROAD OBJECT
Moscow Chamber Of Commerce Thanks
Lewiston Club For Valuable
: Assistance

Jerome ]. Day of Moscow was NAM
ed and e. w. Porter of Juliaetta was
nominated vice-president of the North
and South Highway commission re-
Gently organized at Lewiston at the
chamber Of commerce luncheon to-
day. The purpose of the organization
is to bring about highway connect
ing north and south Idaho, and the
northern counties are represented by
Independents and directors. Mr..
Porter of Juliaetta has been prom
inent in trying to secure a highway
from the Lola pass up the canyon
with Moscow as it's terminal and his
connection with this organization will
enable him to secure the cooperation
of strong organization to bring the
desired object about.
A vote of thanks was rendered the
Lewiston Commercial club for it's en-
deavor to secure the cooperation OF
the Portland Chamber of Commerce in
the efforts of the Idaho people to Sc
cure the research mining station at
Moscow in connection with the Uni
versity of Idaho.
DR.. M. A. Brannon and Judge Nor
gareidge presented the progress of the
committee appointed last week to give
attention to this important matter and
outlined the extent Of the committees
work. Director Van Manning of the
government department of mines is
expected at Moscow on August 9Th,
and Mine Inspector Bell of Boise will
be here to go over with him the rea-
sons why Idaho is entitled to this
station.
Scott Ogden was introduced to the
chamber by presiding officer Mix as
it's new secretary for the ensuing
year.
The work of the Board of Directors
in connection with the securing of the
appointment as city band master of
E. J. Carey was ratified and the board
was further instructed to continue it's
efforts to secure an amicable adjust
ment regarding the aslary to be paid.
The chamber was a unit in its ex-
preston of it's desire that Mr.. Carey
be retained and that the good work
he has been doing be continued.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
COIL TIGHTENS
ABOUT BILLINGS
POLICE DECLARE THEY HAVE
EVIDENCE OF IDENTITY OF
BOMB PLOTTERS
Connect Billings With Dynamite Find
at San MateO-Wei Car
is Identified
BY the United Press Associations.

BY the United Press Associations.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-Evi-
dence that reveals the names of all
persons connected with the bomb out
rage perpetrated here at the recent
preparedness parade has been col
lected by the police, according to
Prosecuting Attorney G. M. Fickert.
A raid on the headquarters of the gang
was made lately, but no information
relative to the incident has been CIV
en- out.
The alleged discovery that a suit
case containing "a sticks of dynamite
found near San Mateo a month ago
belonged to W. X. Billings, who the
police say planted the bomb added to
the mass of evidence against the men.
The dynamite, according to the po-
lice, was used to destroy steel towers
carrying power to the United Rail
roads of this city against which the
bomb plot is said to have been di-
rected.
The automobile of Israel Vein
berg, who has been charged with
murder in connection with the bomb
outrage was positively identified by
a traffic policeman as one which stood
unoccupied for several minutes near
the scene Of the tragedy shortly be-
fore the explosion
An Oakland jeweler identified Bill
ings as a man to whom he had sold
four cheap alarm clocks recently.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
CHARGED WITH
MANSLAUGHTER
PRESIDENT OF STORAGE COMPA-
NY ARRESTED IN CONNECTION
WITH EXPLOSION
Stories Of Origin Conflict Claimed
That Fire Started in
Freight Cars
By the United Press Associations.

BY the United Press Associations.
NEW YORK, Aug. President Nc
Kenzie of the National Storage COM
pany, was arrested today on charge
of manslaughter in connection with
the explosion Of ammunitions await
ing shipment at Black Tom Island
Sunday. He was arraigned at Jersey
City, and released on bail.
Conflicting reports as to the cause
of the fire still are circulated. Lehigh
Valley officials assert that an interlop-
ing barge loaded with ammunition was
moored at their pier in defiance OF
their orders and that the first explos-
ion took place. on board that vessel.
The commissioner of public safety
says that four ammunition barges
were at or near the piers and that
Continued on Page a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
CHARGE THROUGH
WATER TO WAIST
RUSSIANS DRIVE GERMANS FROM
DNEISTER TO KROPIETZ, IL
is ANNOUNCED
Turks Are Fleeing From Hot Pursuit
of observation-disclosures Withdraw
From kOyel

From Kovel
By the United Pres. Associations
PETROGRAD, Aug Charging
through waist deep water the Rus
slams drove the Germans from Dne-
lister to Koropietz, today, it was an
nounced. They repuised the heavy
counter attacks made by the enemy
from their headquarters at Koyel and
Lutsk. One thousand Austrians have
surrendered in today's campaign.
The Russians dented the German
line in the Velicki district, it is re-
ported.
Turks Flee Before Russians
The Turks are fleeing before the
hot pursuit of the Russian troops who
captured Erzigan last week. Despite
flooded marshes, barbed wire traps,
and other difficulties, the Russians
are steadily advancing across the
Stockhed river, north OF Kovel. Strong
Teuton positions in this district are
succumbing daily, the report says.
An enveloping movement started by
the Russians in the Kovel district is
developing rapidly.
The latest dispatches indicated that
the Dneister river floods had subsid-
ed, enabling General Letchitskys'
men to advance more rapidly.
Berlin Reports Fierce Fighting
BERLIN, Aug. Fierce fighting
continues along the British front in
the Pozieres district the war office
reported this afternoon. General
Haig's men have penetrated the Ger
man trenches on the narrow front
west of Fourneaux Woods. German
counter attacks cleared the trenches.
Germans Withdrawing
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Germans
are withdrawing their heavy artillery
and munitions from Kovel before the
Russian advance and have evacuated
Vladimir and Vilhynskey, a wireless
dispatch from Rome today asserted,
Situation Unchanged at POzieres
General Haig reported that the sit
uation near Pozieres where the Ger
mans are engaging the British for
possession of the villages in the dis
rict is practically unchanged.
The British repulsed the attack
north of Baizentin lie Petit. which
he Germans began yesterday.
Two German surprise attacks were
'epulsed near Lihous, the Paris COM
said today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
HUGHES TALKS ON
~ WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Tells Utah Senator Has No Objection
to Stating Personal Views-SayS
Proposed Amendment Should be
Submitted And Ratified

By the United Press Associations.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Senator Geo.
Sutherland of Utah, telegraphed re-
publican presidential nominee Chas.
E. Hughes, urging him to announce a
woman suffrage policy. Mr.. Hughes
replied as follows:
"Your telegram received I have no
objection to stating my personal
views. l think it most desirable that
the woman suffrage question be set
tied promptly. My view is that the
proposed constitutional amendment
should be submitted and ratified, and
that the subject be removed from
political discussion"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
MOVE OREGON MILITIA

By the United Press Associations.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 1.-The
Headquarters of the Third regiment
of the Oregon militia, which has been
for some time at Palm city was mov-
ed today to Imperial Beach. Only a
few of the militiamen failed to pass
tho Dhvcipa1 fest
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
GERMANY REFUSES TERMS

By the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Germany
has refused to accept Great Britain's
terms concerning the Polish relief,
the state department announced this
afternoon Ambassador Gerard has
cabled Germany's reply to London.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
CHILEAN STEAMER WRECKED
BY the United Press Associations.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug. 1.-The
Chilean steamer Ecuador was wreck
ed near CoroneI some time yesterday
and 40 people were drowned. The
vessel is the property of the Argentine
Navigation company, and had a dis
placement of so TONS
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
GERMANS ENTER
EAST COUNTIES
MAKE ZEPPELIN RAID ON EAST
COUNTIES AND DROP SEV-
ERAL BOMBS
French Aviator Destroys Fifth Ger
man AerOplane-War's Naval
Losses RecOunted
By the United Press Associations.


| BY the United Press Associations
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The admiralty
briefly announced that a Zeppelin
raid by German aviators took place in
the east counties last night. The an
nouncement said:
"The Zeppelins flew to a great
height, and it was extremely difficult
to ascertain the exact number of them !;
there were at least six OF the ma
chimes. They dropped several bombs
on districts which were thinly pop
ulated."
Aviator Destroys Six Aeroplanes
PARIS, Aug. 1.-Adjutant Lenoir of
the French aviation corps, destroyed
his fifth German aeroplane, it was
announced today. Heavy German
shelling is going on around the towns
of Bois Fumin and Halaufee ON the
right bank of the Meuse. At west
Pont-a-Mousson the Germans explod-
ed three mnies, and the French seiz-
ed the craterS caused by the explos-
ions.
Wars Naval Losses
BERLIN, Aug. 1.-(By wireless via
Sayville.) .)-Total naval losses of the
Allies since the war began now total
49 vessels, the admiralty stated to-
day. The vessels had total tonnage
of $4,000 tons. The Teutons have
lost 80 vessels, with a total tonnage
displacement of 191 900 tons.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01

BALTIMORE, Aug. l. The
Deutschland lying in the harbor here
Will depart before o'clock for 'Bre-
men, or any other point in Germany"
it was announced from a trustworthy
source today. Port officials have or
dered the press boats which have
been swarming the bay about the
Deutschland back to the docks this
afternoon to prevent them from pur-
suing the German vessel when she
leaves.
Captain Paul Koenig, master Of the
submarine sea freighter, himself will
decide when his vessel shall be pulled
into the stream from the pier to which
she has been moored for three weeks.
Today was one of great activity at
the the pier. A large barge which had
blocked the entrance to the Deutsch-
lands slip was moved away to another
pier. Aboard the barge was the bal
last the Deutschland brought from
Continued on Page 81
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
THE DEUTSCHLAND
SAILS FOR GERMANY


By the United Press Associations.
: BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-The
Deutschland sailed at 5:33 this
afternoon for Germany. A bevy
) of launches and tugs flanked
the submarine to guide her
through the eares, and dragged
the channel for mines. Police
boats prevented all private
vessels from approaching the
steamer. An Allied patrol is
waiting outside the three-mi
limit to seize the German sub
marine.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
DYNAMITERS GET
JEWISH DAILY
Plant Wrecked And Editor Blown
From His Bed, But Not Injured
Threats of Violence Had Been Re-

By the United Press Associations
CHICAGO, Aug 1.-Two bombs
were exploded early this morning in
the business office of the Jewish
Daily Press. Editor Liebling, who
was sleeping upstairs, was blown from
his bed, but was not injured. Lfeb-
ling said that he had received threats
of violence on account of his testimony
in the recent labor trial.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-01
Situation Unchanged at Pozieres
DEUTSCHLAND TO
LEAVE AT FIVE

announced That Plans Are Completed
Captain to Say When Super-Sub-
marine Will Leaye-Press Boats
Ordered Back to Dock
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Grinntrung am Miinttr.
SDlt.
Seine Intter itarb in Gbiensp, iei-
ner @erbrehen nniuiiienb.

Chicago, s. San. Sie Wtutter
BON Grid Wtrenter, Ser lebten Stunt
I'M @aibingtoner &apitoI cine 9onlbe
5itr @rploiion bradte i,nb oann eiten
Worbani9Iag aiif 5. 8ierpont' Mor-
gan nnteri1ahm, itarb, fpie crit beltte
befannt ipurbe, letter. Maittipof i'm
gllter bon 73 SSabren. 9is 5u ibrem
Sobe ipuBte Tie ni6ts bon ben Ser
breden ibres Sobnes. Oesgleiden
tpubte iie nif)t, oaB er nod oem nliB-
Iuneenen Woroanidlag auf Worgan
i'm @efGngnis Selbitn1orb periibt
botte. Soipeit es Die sSantilie betraf,
tpar Wuei1ter, Der oltf inter oent
gtamen .Senrp Solt" befannt mar,
Dor neirn Sobren fir iie eeitorben,
oils er ploelid) perf6ipanb, ipGbreno
Die 8oli5ei naf linn in Serbinbung
nit bem @ersiftunestobe ieiner @at-
Tin inhte. Sn ben in ben Ghicogoer
9lGttern peroffentlif]ten slnSeiger
iiber ben Sob Der srau Siilia 6.
Mnenter, tpor griH's g}one 1i6t irn-
ter benen Der &inoer genanilt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Mnf frifdtr Sat trtappt.
ganSe spn 1uitamtseinbreherm int
Venns 8rpne unihGblidl ge,nadlt.
Srei i'm &nmpf NIT @Gdltern perlest,
Swei perbaffet.

TennS 8 @rope e, q. s., s. Ssan.
Cine gonbe bon feds ooer iieben
etnbre1ern tultroe iiberraid)t, aIs tie
beiite friib bas beige Yoitont be-
raubten. Ser aantpf NIT giiraern.
poli5iiten unb 8oitinipcftoren enbete
oornit, oab brei Der Spitblben nit
&ngelmitnoen in etr1em SnitoI lie.
gen, fpabreno 5iuei nnbere i'm Camden
eountp- -8efansnis feitgeboIten iino.
Snfolge Der itarfen ,3unabne Der
arbeiter in ben SuBont. .8uIperfabri-
fen III Gornep's 8oint, q. s, 1T
Tenns 8rooe aus einem fIeinen Cert
den 5it elmer hIiibenbw Stabt oc.
fporben, oeren etiuo $4,000 Ginnnh-
ner Dos bieiiee Boftnntt in oielsn &c.
gen 5ien1lt fbeid)oftiet baIten. ::
5tpet g9o1en tpuroe on Dem 3ohItoor
IN Der PnlperanIose ein @eriudl ae.
rnodt, Dos 8oiton1t au bcrouben, lmb
oa beute tpieoer 3obItag 1T, bate
man elm neuerIifes Grideillen DER
Sanoiten geabnt Ghef. .@torfbon
&arbeion bon 9enns @rope iiflcrtc
lid Die Oier1iie bon einem bofber
Suseno gitrgern our Serit6rfuno ici.
ner Poli5ei bon bier Wtonn ,ulS sic
9oitbeboroen fonbten bier SSalipefto.
rem ber. 9lIe iparen beip .:ffnet.
linn Weitterna9t ipurbe bns o;oit.
amt bon 6iefer @ade umiteIlr. rnS
I'm 2:30 ltbr friib ndbertea iidl Die
ganoiten oem fleinen @eb1uoe aus
peri1ieoeren 8ihtiingen, erbrod,cn
Die @orbertiire iino brunaen e:n. Gin
Wtonn blieb als @af)tpoften ouf Ser
StroBe. aur5 barauf n6ber:"r fidl
ole 8d6ter bes Wfariban Dem GIe.
boltoe uno Der 8adtpoitpr beaonn IL,
i4ieBen. @lei6 boraitf erif,.eneu
Die anoeren 9on6iten on Scr Sarc
uno Senitern nnb feuerten .r.f Oie
@ofteri6ar. Inter forta.,eBtcm
Senern 5og ii9 oie @onoe suriid, obcr
orei Der &aiiber fieIen berruitbct Il,
9ooen. SSm SpitoI goben fie ihr
gtotionale folge,oern1aBen oil. sssokt
Wfapo, az Sabre oft, st. sSorI.
@inn.; Sranf Motion, 80 SS,tfI,re
olt, @olesburg, ssa., uno G6arIes
Collins.
No4 benz Sample tpuroe Der Srt
abgefu6t unb 5ipei geonn Der gonoe
nerbaftet. aeiner ibrer 8erfoIaer
ipurbe berIest.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08

lambs erflGrte. bob Die internierten
beuti6en S6iffe biefiir teilipeiie Der
ontiportli9 ieien, ridtete Senator
S'@ornan OH i'm Die Srage. OBJ er
IN 8erbirbung 6antit in @rtp1guna
ge5ogen batte, baB 900 nelttroIe
S6iffe aus bem SonbeI eenontn1en
fprrben, infoIee oes britii6en &obi-
nettsbefebles, ben bos Stootsbepurs
tenlert nit Remt nIs cine @erIesung
aaer tnternattonalen @eiese besei6-
net botte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Spirituoitn Sransport
im MutO.
gcionbere @oridriften fir ben
trofenen Sfaat @eit @irainia..

@beeIina @. @a., s. Son.
alttomobile, Die mebr nIs cine balbe
@ollone Spiritlioien bef0roern, nliii.
ieit on eiren SeiI Der Gar, Der Ieidt
5it ieben lit. einen biesbesiislid)en
Iermerf trogen. 60 Iaufet cine On
iheiouns bes 9iitriftsantpaltes 5 Z
8ariott bon WoribaG County. e.:
ansebliGer @erleeer oes @eiesa-
purbe unter $1,000 giireid)oft iii
Die 9ronblurp inter Der InfIagc feit
ecbolten, in einem glutomobiI Spiri.
tltoien nad) oieiem trodeneu Stoote
ein3iiidnugeeIn periudt 81 haben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Sdlepper nno 5wti Bar:
len iibtrfduig.
Sprse nm Sidjerbeit Der SdJiffe nno
Is Nann 8eiaenns.

Sampa, SIa., s. San. SSSn bte-
figen Sdiffsfreiien berrid]t berte
Gorge Inn Die Si6erbeit bes Sdlepp-
bootes Senator @ailep uno Ser Bar.
fen Miiiiiiippi Girl urto General
Bettibone Die es i'm Sau fiibrt. Die
Sdiffe iino felt fiinf Sagen aus Bort
@rtbur, Ger, iiberfduig. l1ngefdbr
Is Mann biIoen bos Yerional Der
brei goote. Die 9arfen iino gigen.
tum Der 8uIf &efining 60. unb ipiir.
ben fir Sanlpa perIaoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Sas Gabrifs : SOrfdcn
btntt rau6tnDt Sriinls
merlfdtte.
Yainoeitems ein Wenidenleben BET
9insidDreitungen uermihtet.
@ieaeidJt 100 &erleBte nno cine Yfil.
linn Shnben angerihtet.
%etrnnfcneN6nner nno iSranen pliin.
bcrtcn alle G1bcn.
@hrgeriuebr rifte idllieklidl SemYfpb
5n 9eibe.
Gtiua 5lueihnnSert Gr5ebemten fonn.
ten Derbaftet lucrocn.

goungs gspofpn, g, s. San.
@dbrenb orei &egimenter Der Obioer
Wili5 unter 9efcbl oca @rigaoe-8e-
nerals Sobn &. Speafs oic rait6en-
ben Sriimmer ocs 9orfeS Gait
youngstown befpahcn ooer in ben
nobegcleacncn sSdbrifen fanlpicren,
glnllbcn beilte Die bieiigcn 3ipil- imo
@iilitGrbeboroen, oaB wenigiteus Dor
ldiiiig Den Dil0en S5encn bon gus-
if]reitllngen nno Blilnoerllngen, Die
geitern obeno anbielten iinb oas
StGbthen IN cine Naiic bon Sriim-
mern peripanoelten, elm Gnoe gemaht
iii .Someit bcfannt. lpilroc Gin Yten-
idlenleben ncrnid)tct, poIle 5ebn 9lod5
bes Srtcs, onri,ntcr oos gan5e 9e-
ifldftsuicrtcl, iino abgebrornt rlno
mebrcre tanicn6 Yerionen aus ihren
SGuiern getricbcn. Ger ongerihtete
Sd)oocn miro aiif nidlt ipeniger ols
$t.000.000 geid)dbt.
9ler5tc, bie herbcigcbolt puroen,
I'M nah Den 8crlcbtel jii ieben.
fhdscn beren 3abl aii 100. penn
ald) niir finli5cbn Damon nod bieii-
gen SpitGlcrn aebradlt tprroen. @dh-
reno oic MebrSobl bon ibnen SdntB-
fpimben alfipeiit, 10 triiqen bodl oielc
Nteiicrprnben, mas Ole Meloltng sil
bcitdtiaen idlcilt, ooB oic Gr5eoenter,
nahoem tic mIs Der @ilion-Ioenlie,
Der SaitptitraBc bes Srtcs, uertrieber
iporoen iparen, inter chamber 81
fonpfen nlfingcn.
Siir9crmciltcr Carroll Sbornton
bon Oolmgstofpn, oas jlpei 0teilen
bon Der nieocrgebrnnnten Stdot emf
fernt licgt, oiirfte heltte Die Sd)lic.
bung allcr @irtidaften IN Der Stabi
anoroncn. pdbreno Yorfebrimgen ge-
troffcn mcrocu, ocl &crfdllf pon
sSerertpaffen cinsui6r6nfen ober piel,
lcidlt gonS jil perbicten. SNn Gnii
goimgstotpn gab es feine @irtif)aits-
fragc su loien, oenn bon ben &c
gSirtihaitcn iino bis ultf 3fpei all(
nicocrgebrannt. imo Die letteren piir'
Den depliinoert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08

tete Seriuirrung ,inter Der &olonne
an unb beranIabte eiren grano i'm
Sorfe.
9Onbpns Stiimmnnssbilb.
9onbon, s. San. Die ruff.
ife Sffeniibe tiirllnt nod immer ben
eroBten Seil bes SSrttereiies ant &rie.
ee ein. Die ginnabme bon G5arto-
rpsf miro oils Der leste 9eri9t bon
Der oortieen Sront gentelbet. Die
&uiien nebmen BEN geiib bes Oorfes
III slnipri1fI, fpGbreno Die Oeiterrei.
der beboupten, bab iie iiber Den
Srieobof binalis porgeoritngen iinb.
Die Seiterrei6er i6einen in bieier
@egeno per5ipeifelt ST. fGn1pfen, Inn
ibre Stellungen ill i6iisen uno eine
Srennllng ibrer Streitma6t bon Der
Der Seuti6en in Der ltngebrng bon
Siilf 5lt perneiben.
@ns iiber 93nrtorpsf een1eloei
miro, r1tlb nit 8orbebolt oufgenont.
men iperoen. Gin oelltider geridt
Der ipater ausgegeben ipurbe, ole
Der ruiiiide, bebaitptet, oaB bas BET.
lorene 8ebiet pieber eenontmen
purbe. Der Srt mag iif au einem
afpeiten G5ernotpie enttpidelu, bas
augenideiitIid) bon feiner Seitt
oauern bebauptet iperoen fann.
9onitantinopel melbet, bob bit
Sorbanellen tpieoer pom 9unoe mi
Weer aus bei6oiien ipurben.
Die @ertagling bes Borloment:
beim @ohenerbe hat Die &ontrpneri,
iiber oas Militdreeies 5ltn Stil1
Itano gebraGt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Scenes 9eim fit Bit
A. F Il.
8rnnbitein bes 8ebGnSes in @aib.
imstom bon 8ompers selest.

Baibtngton, s. San. Der
9runbitein bes bieiigen neuen Sci.
mes Der Imerifanii1en 9lrbeiter'
6oeberation tpurbe bier beiite in @n'
peienbeit prominenter glrbeiterfiib.
rer gelegt. slrbeits Sefretdr @il.
ion tpar Der Sauptrebner bel Der
6eier.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Bonn Sob ereilt.

81 20 9 tier, WiG., s. San. Sohn
Senrp Sneieer, Elm befanuter Sbit.
unb @emiiieg6rtner, itarb nod) sfuei.
tGgigem 2eioen ON ben Solgen cincs
S9laganfalles. Der @eritorbene
batte elm Sitter bon 62 Sabrcn er'
reiht.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Nie bic Grsciie begannen.

Die 9lilsI6reitinacn begannen &C.
Itern obcno, als Die 5agid,id)t Der Ir.
better in Der 9lnlaae Der youngstown
Sbeet & Sube SO. Ole 9lrbeitspldbe
perlicB. Die 9lnlagc lit uiii ben
sSlats oes Miabonins. Sluiies gelegelt.
mebrcre bunoert Sub non Den ,oil-
aeln, auf oeuen Gait 9oitngstopn
aufgebalit lit, ipo Die meiiten Der Ir.
better uobnen. Die sSabrif miro BON
Der Staot iiber cine hobe Bride er-
reift, oic iiber Den @abnbofcn gebt.
oie bon Yrinatpddtcrn ior9fdltig be.
fpad)t iperben. icitocm Dor mebreren
Soacn Saglobner in Der Nnlage iid
ben 9lrbciteru i'll Der 9fcpu6lic 1Sron
& Stccl 60. imb anoeren SSabrifen
in ser Sorocriing um cine Sobnerbo-
hung bon % Gent3 pro Gag ongc'
id)loiicn hattcn.
Cine aiif 200 Yerioncn geifdste
N9enac bon %Gnncrn lno sSroiiet
hottie iidl aif Dem Gait 9oungstoDn.
Gnbe Der @riide augeiamnelf uno
bcifinlpitc Die 9lrbciter. als iie iiber
bic Bride fomcn. Yloelif tpnroe
Gin Sd)nb obaeiel,ert. itnb @Gfter,
sic ibn fiir cin Signal bielten, feucr-
icn iibcr Die Sopfe Der @enge. Ser
Niob crtuiocrtc ilno cine aubere Saloc
fam. Cine 9ln5ahl Verionen. ooriir.
ter sipei sSraueu, itiir5ten 5li Sooen.
ole Ienac Ioite iidl anf lno ram
Den Siigcl binoui Ginen Slod eit.
ierrt. iammcIte iie iidl pieoer imb
ieete fait aueenblidlid, ein Sebduoe
in granb. oas oils slnitellinasbitreall
fir slrbciter bon Der Sbeet & Siibe
GO. bcniist fpiiroc. @alb oaralif itef-
ten oic Gr5ebcuten Gin fleines Eager.
baiis in 9rono imo Damn panotci iie
ii9 prinatem gigertum al.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Die Hut on Gfliffem.

4u1 i'm Senat fam es 5u elmer
Gebatte, fpel6e bic arieefrage he.
riibrte. Sen. @alib batte cine I'm.
teri dung iiber bie Stofi,ne ser
sSro6tperienblneen in ben oitliden
Safen beontragt. glls Sen. Hetp.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
&ransport BET Wtebnia 9elnnfen.
425 &etruten Montene9ros aug ben Sertini9ten
Staaten ioQen &eben berloren baben

tete Seripirrlng ,inter Der &oIonne
an unb beranIobte einen grano i'm
Sorfe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08

Die einsige faarioPe oetsf.
f4e Beifune in 2ai8igar,
spef6e Die 0epef6en Der
PH. YreNe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-08
Das BETTER:

.6eutc gtad)t nnO inorscn id)0n unb
midlt 10 falt; makiscr peranberli-
der @iHo.