davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Hanbaeiinbel unidDablid scmadt.

,3lpei 9onbiten bel cinem Gerillbc
sur IIiinoerlmg elmer ganf &C.
tootet, Elm Iritter permunbet unb
gefongen. - 3pei Wtitglieocr ser
Vonoe enttalncn.
8ntbrie, Stlab., 81. Gc5embcr.
- Die Yoli5ei ilberrllmpeIte heutc
iriib orei 9anoitcn bel einem Der.
indie, cine 9anf in Sorrab, Sflab..
5ll berouben. Giner ser G1uber mur.
Dc erid)oliell, Die beioeu anbercn Der
runbet lnb gefangen. Der Gobtc
mar lrlter DEM Namen 9ornep Our
tin befulut, lmb Die Serluunoetcr
gcben Die 9tonlen tSranf Carpenter
mo :, 9. 9ilbef an. Carpenter
MIRO wabribeinli6 ieiner @unbe er-
legen. SdmmtIite Foli8ilten eut-
fomen unperlebt.. Gilbef bat cinges
itonoen, baB Dos Srio fiir5lid piele
Nonfen lno Eplten in Der bieligen
Gegeno beraubte.
(SpGter.) - Ter crlholienc HGlI-
Der lit oils Srant Auigg, ein sur
oSflabomu ano Seros 2eague" &c.
borieer 9auipieler, ioentifi8irt nor
ben. 9ie G1uber maren fiinf on Der
3nbl uno 5lpei ocrielben entfanen.
Sic goli5ei lit uui ibrcr Spur, Gors
penter lit belltc Nndlnittog geItor.
ben. 9unoes-W -Worihau Sad 9lber.
netbp ltano on Der SpiBe Der Eoli5ei,
pel6e &lillbe BON Dem Elon Der
Vanoiteu erbolten bate un0 IN einem
Sinterbolt aiii lic loucrte. sllS bic
Gduber Die Sintertbilre Der golf jll
erbrehen bcgonnen ging Die Yoll5ci
gum sngriff Dor mo gab Selier, olS
Die Sanbiten ST. entilieben perlud).
ten. SSSi elmer s!ntc Wortem,glilSiage
tbciltc Carpenter nit, onB Die beiben
entfonltenen Witglieoer Der 9anbc
rHeO" 9iogerS rno Tenrl 9Hilion Dei.
Bcn. Gieie 3ipci poren ais @1cbttr
in Der 9idbe oufgeiteat lno batteu
@cleacnbeit sur sSludt sSronf
Ailigg's 9rloer George oientc nab
reno beS arieges nit Spanicn IN.
Hooiepeltifen 9faltbreiter Hegiment
luto itorb Dor einem Sabre III Ser
u9ationnl Solooten Seimntb" gu
2eabcnmorth, Soni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
SdJnB fir muttcrlpic Hpbben.

Gan 0iego, Gal. 81. Iej. -
Ter S0od)bootsnlnnu !. 3burber bon
oen icbt bier Iieaenoen 3ollfutter
Bear" lit bon Der Gcgierung nadl
98aibln9ton berilfen morben. INN sil
crtl1ren, mic eS ibln gelangL 5lpei
9on} iitngc Gel5robben. oeren grjeu'
ger crflngcn ipurben morcn, uui
Gem Bear" lebenbia bon Den Iri,
hploii ,nieln alnsfd. nah Gan
Gie1o gu bringen. Eie sra9c lit III.
ieiern uon @iftigfeit, als es iid) I'M,
rie Neoglihfeit bnnbeIt, illnge alas.
fdniihe HpbDet oeren 3abl ourd)
sic oieIcn A., @iIoerer" raih ,uian.
nenihnil5t neil Die 9esteren bis
Mluttertbiere tobten i,no Die rSlngen
ibrem Shidial iiberlaiien, 10 oof Tie
Gcluobnlif jit @riutoe geben. am Sc.
ZEN 5ll erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Gpngren Der Esperanto Trennbc.

gS a bingfOn 9. 6. 81. Eej.
- Sobn Barrett, 9ircftor oes inter-
notionolcn SiireauS omerifaliiher
Neplblifen, lit gum BrGlioenten Der
Esperanto gliiociotion" bon gtorO-
amerifo, ilnter oeren 9luipi5ien Der
nGhIte internationule GpngreB Der
@speranto.sln61nger i'm gluguit IN
@aibington absebolten miro, CT.
ipdblt morben uub bot oas slmt oll.
eenonmen. afan eripnrtet, oaB bent
GonareB iiber 1000 Gelegaten Die
30 pber nlebr Hatipren repr1ientircn,
beilpobnen mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
alma &cllncr in Shiraau?

Gbicugo. Sa, 1. Sonlnr. -
Tronf sScbr, ein %erlpunoter Der ouS
itrer1 S5eim in 2ouiSpiae, ap.. Dor
eirem Wonot cntiiibrten 9llmo Self
ncr. fam beilte in Chicago al llnb
cyflGrtc, onB Der 9lufentboltsort bes
&tnoes ned cbeno ilnbcfannt iei, lpie
olr Dem Gage ocS Terihpiuoens. Gr
beitritt bos @eriicbt, CT ici bierber se.
fommenL Inn $4,000 2oicgclo iiir Die
3ilriidgnbe bcS ainoes 5,l be5ablen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07

ben iih: Sngcnieur ". ). 0tiuing-
ton pon Srenton; @illiom Slpnn
bon &onias.Gitp; 5. 3. Srning prn
Gupenport, Sa; Stepe @omoro bon
Nlabomo; s. &. Spencer ron GollaS,
Ger; s. 6. gbilOerS BON 9lnocriou.
SSnb.; 6rou 9funcp Someriblep BON
SettS, 60; Sulils Dteooleiome pon
Bolton Wtoli., uno Gupis Siegel pom
Glepelono, >.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
SeidjrGnfnng Der Hrpbmftion.

Sawtu II Get, u. 5, 81. Gc5. -
Cine 9ln8obl Sertil ,sobrifanten
fier llnD IN Central Sails beidr1i.
fer ibre Erobuftion; 5um Sbeil pc-
gen Der bobei guumluollpreiie. Gle
, ,Americon Yorn 9p." uno Die e.
2>enfcs Mnmlfoetllring &c." nelhe
1000 Mnln beidoftigcn, boben be-
fannt gelnoht, baB iic bis auf 8ei-
tcres nir iiini Gage pro Wode ar.
beiten lalien lperoen. Die Spinne4
relen Der r9fopnl Wcouing 60" ilno
Der nSeaoer @cnping Co." iillo auf
eine @ode geIdlolien iporbell, no.
r'lnier 700 9lrbeiter 5u leiocn ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
%agscr.GOntraft fiir ytc,u.yorfer
1Sirma.

albunp, N.-9., 81. Ge5. - Sll,
perintenoent Steuens bonn Staat@-
Gepartement fir offcntIi6e 9lrbeitelt
bat beute Die 9lusfiibrllng oes Barge.
fanal-Gontrofts 9to. II (9ogger.9lr.
beitcn i'm Suoion auf eiuer A Weilcn
langen Strede oberbalb @ateriorn)
Der 9telu-9prfer GontruftorensSirriu
Sbonlep- -Morriiep. SSnc,, iibcrtrogen,
oeren slneebot auf $1,5l6t19 gelou.
tet bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
SluHcQ Sase's Gelo fommt nnter bic
Seutc. So

9tew 0apelt CONT, 81. Te3. -
8ie bei,ie slbeno ansefiilloiet ipire.
bot 6rau 9iuiiea Gage Der bortiaeN
lniueriitat Elm gcidenf BON $3.50, 900
angeboten5 ipelebes aui ben Anfani
bes Iogenaunien Sad)em.NaIoes. ei-
neS 30 slder ilnliaIienoen Yarfs am
cberen Gnoe Der SiHbouie.Nnenne.
perlpenoet ruerben ioll Gle Gfiertc
miro nlteenoniiitei1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
S9ifials Slide.
Spfer bcs Giienbabn= =MOlOdlS am
lcttcn Sage ocs Sabrcs.

Spcncer Srast, einer Der nombofte-
item 9aufierS Der Staot gfelp.
Oorf, menn uidt oes 2nnoes,
burd cine Golliiion ouf Der
n9telpsOorf Gentrnlsgahn" I'M,
getommen. - Cine 5lueite gabns
autaItropbe in Der 9t1be bon
Srenton, Nto. - 9Guber bei'm
lleberioIl elmer gonf IN Sflobo.
ma nit blutigen 9opfen 5lriif-
geluieien. - Sbrcr 5mei getootet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Spfer Der &Glte.


men. 1hdnpetter in Gincin.
natl. - Seine Slutb i'm mittlc.
ren S6iotbole 5u beiiirtten.
Sits burg, Fa., 81. Ie5ember.
- ,Sn Bittsblrg betrug Der nieorigs
ltc Sbern1onleterItono geItcrn orei
@rao ilnter 9tl,l, mGbreno ans Der.
idjieoenen Srten Der llmgeacnb cine
5cmperotur pon s biz 10 @roo IN.
ter gtua gemeloct miro. Inter Oen
Tcripnelt mcldc Dabren6 0eS foltcn
@etters Der leBten 5lpci Gage I'M.
fcmcn, beiinoen ii6 Mid,ael Sela.
pc5, 80 Sabre alt, aus Rittsburg,
;srall sllpiic Sorbiion, so Sabre alt,.
Gus Gonnellspillc,lno, Gonorb 9llli-
Jon, Gin 9remier, melcber nube 9ll.
tconu ourd oie @uht oes @inocS
ron einem tSrod)tDoggon binob &c.
lrurfen mltroe. 9ei Wercer 5ertriim-
mertc ein 3ug Der nEenniplpo,ia
@dbn" gcitern 9lbeno einen Shlit.
ten ,srl. Bella Grmn lpilroe getoOtct,
Irl. Sean 9lQen tootlid ino Solepb
Saperp beoenflif pcrleBt. 2lQe Grei
lparen Sdiiler bes Y@rope Gitp Sol.
lege" ilno battcn iid nnl0Blib Der
adlte bernaBen in aleiber uno Beige
pcbiilt, oaB iie oas Seronnnben bes
S2}liges nibt borten.
{ incinnuti bernbigt lid.
Cincinnati, 3. 81. Ie5. -
Seiite eingetreteles 5boitpetter, hit.
ter Oeifen einilub bas gis aqmdb.
lid ihmil5t, BOT bic @efabr elmer
3!iltb i'm rnittleren Ohio beieitigt.
Shlperer Sddben iiir Die Sdifi.
io1rts Sntcreiicn NOR beiiirftet
rcrbcn. gponspille, Snb.. ilnb nn.
hcrc St1ote, lit lpeldet ote Gisiperrc
Soblelnotb perl,riad,tc, lperben iest
bnlb abbiilfe erbalter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
gale pun ,sram Saac bcid)cnft.

Nem Sopen, Gonn, I. Gan.
Son Der llniperiitdts .9eborbe
mliroe beute 9l6ellb 6efonnt 9e9ebel.
bGB SSrou 9fuiiea Soge Der llniuerIi.
tat $650,000 5lm 9lnfauf bes 30
glfer groBeu Eurfs on Der oiqboltie.
9ipelllte iibermieieu hat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
ltcbcr bnlbert Gurpurationen
anfael0it.

9tew Ycrf, 1. San. - Sn
0olge Der boben ituatliden llo Bun.
tesIteuern boben lih III 9lrtaniaS
t02 Gorporotionen meiiteus einbei-
miihe, oiiigeloIt uno ibre ,Sreibriefe
5uriifaegeben. Iieielben orbeiter
nm ollf elmer 5beilboberihoit.9 .9oiis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07

Gler-, aartoifel- lno onbcrer Greiie
Ton 9tnbrltngsmitteln ullf oenl
Giarfte uon aanias. Gin ongeborten.
Niop Storns, @ertreter ser Smiits
Gp, lluo Sobn @ooglnno, Sertreter
ser slrmour.Go., muroen ebenfalls
ungefloat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Hrobibitionsswans in Sirminglam.

Wtr IN IN 4 ! a m, 9lln., 31. Jej.
= Ter Stobtraib bon 0irmingbnn
fat gcitern Die itaatlid,en Brobibi.
tions @eiete oils regnldre ItGbtiid)e
Croinan5en ungenonlmen. Yisbcf
Gatte Die Stnot ben Staatsgeieeen
0enl1B 9cbanoelt cine gntideioitng
res Sbergeridts aber ItieB alle bies.
tc5iiglihen lleberiiibrlingen i'm nnb
piele 9cnte ueroen ans Ser Sait ent.
lciien neroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Der brittle geiorl1en.

9tcm Oorf, 81. Se5ember. -
Spencer Srosf, elmer Der bcruors
roeenolten 6inunciers oes 2oubeS
l,no Gbef bes nuh ibm benonnten
0onfbailies lpurbe berlte 9etobtet ais
ein 6radt5ug BON binten ber in eine;l
4Serlonen5ig Der y9tetp.Dorfer Sen.
tral.Sabn blnein rannte, IN oelIen
tIntercm @oggon Sr. Srasf Die lo'
scnonute oIrawing Hoom Section"
einnabm. Gas llngliid ereignete lib
Gegen 8 llbr Wtor9ens nabe Groton,
N.sD. 9luBer Srosf iollen nod eft.
lihe onbere Yerionen getootet ober
ncrlest poroen leir Srosf mar Ell
ner Der tonongebenoen 8eid,dftsleute
Ger Wtetropole. Sn 1914 bier ge-
hnren, ipiomete er iif, aleiG na6oenl
er Die llniperiitdt Erinceton abiol.
rirt bate, Dem 9anfgeid)dit ilno
nuroe balo cine onerfannte Wodt in
rer 6inan5nelt. @r lpor elmer Der
eriten aapitaliiten, mel6e bos @enie
Ibomas u. @bilon's onerfannten,
ilno er ioentiii5irte iib nit periGie-
rcnen ltnternebmungen bes @rfin-
fers. gr mar Tireftor in pieleil
Cilenbnbn. iino nnoeren @eiellifoi.
ten mo ipielte nuh IN Gr5iebun9s-
lnlo pbilontbropiIden 9ereinen einc
fcrporragenbc Hoae. Gor etlihen
,Sabren fauitc nuo reor9oniiirte CT
sic nNclp.Dorf Zines" gr mar
Er0iioent bes yHotionol 9(rts Club"
rno Dtitslieo uerihieoener onberer
tcruorragenoer 9telp.Dorfer Clubs.
an 1874 iiibrte er Sri. antrina Sci
dolls als 9rul1t bein.
Die ganffirma, oeren Gbci Spen.
GER lrasfe mar, iltngirte Sabre lang
OILS 8tsfal.9lgent Der peritorbenen
aonigin Tiftoria. Die @ithpe bes
Gcrilngliidten bat ih oils giibnen.
S6riftlteaeriu cinen Nonlen gemoht
lino lit Die &erfaiierin Der 9ramen
- nSbe 2ittle 1own Of 9etblebem" umb
Sling sllfreb's Selpel." Iie pier
a;noer bcs Gbepoores Itorben Dor
Gina 20 Sabren raid nuh chamber
III elmer Sdjnrluhiieber epidemic.
Sr. Srnsf muroe IN ieinem Gom-
rartnent 3ermollnt uno mar nilgens
IHeinlih aiti Der SteQe tobt geblie.
ben. Gr binterl1Bt Elm 9ernogen
rrn pielcn Willionen llnd ctlihcn
Sh1Bungcn Ioa iid) bniiclbc oui
S5O,0O0,0OO belouicn. lleber 0ic
ltriodc oes lln8liids licgt nod nid)ts
GjPnnues Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Ter meid1itstheil hes Srle

Ger Seidditstbeil oes Crlco
Gherrp Greet in Der N1be bon So.
mestolp,L N. -, lit burf Selier per.
ipiiltet iuoroen Gas Eoitnnt, smei
Ielepbor SteIleIL SilIon's Opera
SSoiiie uno mebrere anbere @eb1uoe
i,inroen eingeGifert Ser @eiommt.
-inaoen betrdst nlebr OILS $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Nber &oberta I!
Gsfapaoc zines jnusen 0anshens
ans Ybilaoelpbia.

Mcidl, ihon Jung uno gebtIoet brennt
lie nit einem 45.jabrigen Sell.
uer aus @ien ourh, ipeIber nod
obenorein perbeiratbet iit.-- Sbr
@roBpater bate lie aeraoe als
ieine llniperlal.G etngeiest.
- Nep.Dorfer Eoli5ei iabrbet
oui oaS fIiibtige Soar uno tpiro
bon Der Satin beS @aIans ilrl.
tcritiist. -. Der 9estere eilt ge'
borener Mieuer.
Rem 0orf, 81. 0ejember. ~
M1breno Die EoliSei unb Deteftins
sic nnl IeBien Wfiftipod aus Ybild-
reipbiu peribpinoene Hoberta 6. 9e
Sonon, cine reihe grbiil, nod niht
geilnoen baben, entbeften Tie Ibnt'
iohen, pelbe iie 5u Der 9lnndhme
rcranloiien, oaB Hoberto oireft biere
ter fam, anltatt, ipie iie in 8riefeH
oil ibreu @roBpater iluo ibreu Bater
Geroinono &c Sanon BON yteip-Dort
gcbrobt bate, Selbltmoro 81 begeben.
Robert guiit, Der @robpater, init
lUcldem bas W1ohen i'm y9otet
gellepue Strotforb" in BbiIooelpbia
lebte, bat Die bieliee Yoli3ei eriudt,
uod Hoberta iouobl, lpie nadl Gre.
oerif Goben, einen nabe5u 5O.labrf.
gem gIuflp1rter in Dem genannten
S>otel, pelher gleidDeitig nit ibr
rerihmano, llmidml 81 balten Sr.
@uiit beldulbigt Goben Der Gntfiib,
rung oes Wdohens. 9lm Ietten
0ienitae bate Der @roBpater Ba.
pierre imterSeihnet, ourd iuelte er
Hoberta 81 ieiner llniperial.grbia
CT, DOB leine gnfelin Sliantmen NIT
nohte. am nahiten 1aae eriubr
Cohen nof Netp.Oorf ubgereiH iei.
Goben'S 6ottin beiinoet iitb ieet bier
rno lit Der Eoli5ei III ibren Hdd,fors
idplingen nM Oem Eoarc bebiilflidl.
GIic iie mittbeilt, erndte lie ibr
Mann fiir5lih, in eine gbeiheiOnn9
en5mpiIligen ipofilr er ibr pieI 9elb
abbot, imb 3eigte ibr gleih5eitig Gin
ooloeneS Streidbol5biidien peldlcs
linn, mie er iagte, Sri. Ge Sdnon
gum 8eihenf genladt bate.
9ioberta lit ilngelpobnlid ihon uno
hodgeGiloet. Sbr Iater lit als ut.
ticnnafler bier tbatia. 9luBer Dem
i1r ueriprodeuen groben @ermogen
ibreS @roBpaters iou bas Usaohen
$4,000 bon ibrer perltorbenen Wut.
ter geerbt boben.
Goben lit 40 Sabre alt. flein,
idnGdtig uno tbeilipeiie fablfopfig.
q, lit aus @ien Seitreid. aebiirtis
imo aud lmter oen Ramen 5eroi.
nono Goof Seroinano @ooo uno
Serbinano Sepille befonnt. ,srau
Gobelt bat perfd)ieoene 2iebesbriei,,
mclde ooS NGohen at ibren Wann
ihrieb, in ibrem peiis. s1obertas
Itutter Itarb por etiua cinem Ytonat
III eincn Solpital 81 philadelphia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Ter Stnhtrnth Don Gnere

= Ter Std6tratb Dpn guereft,
Niaii., bot beidloiien, oas @ebalt oes
a)sapors G. q. Bruce ab5nitafien,
lreil 2esterer in einem 0eto gegen
eine Sroinnn3 oie Stabtratbs.Mit-
Glieoer beiber Sta6tratbs5neiae 81
fcioloen, erfldrte, Die Staot lei sll
arm, iuni SalGre be5abIen ju fonnen.
Der Wapor be5oa bisber Elm SaI1r
pom i6brlid $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-07
Siubspoit ans WiiIonri.
3ng Der oGbicogo, giod SSslnnb mo
Eoeiiic-9obn" entgleilt uno De-
nlolirt.-Iie Sriimmer in 6lam-
men. = Soote llno Gerleste.

men. = Soote uno @erleste.
Srenton, Wio., 81. Tc5. - Gin
cntiebli6cs llngliif lit bcute einem
ipeItlif) fabrenoen Gnlifornier Spe-
5ialiug Der uGbicogo, Hof ,Sslono &
Nacific.Vubn," 3 Dieilen oltlih pon
bier, 5useitoBen Gerielbe entsleiitc,
wobreno CT nit GROCER ShneIliefcit
ourd) Die ibneebeoefte 2anoihaft
ioultc. slis irgenb einem @runoe
iprang Die 2ofomotipe aus Ben Sdic-
nett rib bas 8eIeiie ouf uno itiirstc
80 ?)oros bon bemielben i'm. @epdd.
uno BoItipaggon, elm Harloripoggon,
eir 1ol,riiten Shlafpageon nl,o
5lpei Snlln,onipassons foIgten mo
.iullrben in eineln lpirren 3riinmcr.
boilien iibercinanoer ae,porien. Ger
Souriiten. iinb Die YuIlnlan.Nog.
gonS fingen ,Seuer llio es gelal,s
nnr nit Wiiibe. Die Ealiagierc alis
benielben 81, befreien. es pcrlautctc
3iierlt oaB 20 Biz % Wenihen III
ben 2riimmern SIT Lobe perbrani.t
ieien, aQein ipater iteIlte iih heraiis,
Dab MIR orei MenibenIebcn perlorcn
gegailgen fporei. Iie Epfer iilb
SeiSer .. .. 2iiiinser aits Irentun
rno slpei nod : mid. ioentiii5irie
5raiien. Inter oen VerIesten beiin-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19
SWEATERS FOR SOLDIERS.
Will Wear Them Instead of the Fam
liar Army Blouses.

Washington, ID. G., oct. 19.-Within
a few months the uniforms and equip
ment OF the soldiers OF the United
States army will undergo a radical
change. Information has been receiv-
ed that the recommendation of the in
fantry equipment board have been ap-
proved by the war department. 1t is
understood that the service hat, the
short overcoat, or pea Jacket the
sweater, the shelter hat. the poncho
and the dispatch case are features of
the new equipment
OF these the most radical reform
will be the replacing of the ordinary
blouse in field service by sweaters.
These sweaters are not like the ordin-
airy athletic sweaters i'm common use,
but are more like the jersey and will
button up in front with bright brass
buttons. In lieu of collars handker-
chiefs will be worn around the neck,
these handkerchiefs to be of olive
drab color and "a to 25 inches square.
The short overcoats, or pea jackets
has been selected to replace the pres
tHi lonE ONtfCOdl. ilONtNtI, TIE cav
airy board is opposed to this change
and IL may not be adopted. Another
feature will be the elimination of the
blanket roll so long associated with
the appearance of the soldier. Under
the new arrangement the entire load
of equipment is to be placed on the
soldiers back. his arms being left
free to handle the gun. This. ii is
said, will allow a full expansion of
the chest and will greatly add to the
appearance of the army. From the
front view none of the equipment can
be seen, the blanket and other uten-
sils being so rolled on the back that
he can sleep without much discom-
fort in full equipment.
The insignia of office, instead of be-
ing stripes for the nom n-commissioned
staf, IL is said will consist of badge
pinned upon the sweater. II is claim
ed that these changes i'm uniform and
equipment are being made along the
advanced lines followed by the ma
tions of Europe and IL is said will add
to the effectiveness of the fighting
machine of the republic.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19
Attorney Holding Proxies From
Independent Committee, Makes
Charges Of Mismanage-
ment of Railroad
AN INVESTIGATION is DENIED
Resolution Asking for Inquiry Lost by
Big vote--Directors Blamed for
Lcsses--pamage Suit OF
s1o,ooo,ooo.

Chicago. Il.. oct 19.--Unexpected
excitement was furnished today at the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Illinois Central.
Attorney Edgsr, holding proxies from
an independent conrmittee. including
Secretary Franklin Mac Vea9h of the
United States treasury. made charges
of grccs mis- is-managcment of the af-
fairs of the railroad Almost stimuli
taneOusly deputy sheriff served sub
poenas on the officers of the road TO
appear in s1O.OOO.OOO Damage suit
brought by Edgar.
Only the praecipe of the suit was
filed. II was marked. suppressed for
service"
During the stockholders meeting,
Edgar. who said ne represented sixty
shares of stock, introduced a resolution
demanding an investigation into the
management of the road Ii was lost,
7S4,160 shares against GAL. The prin-
cipal allegation is that the annual re-
ports are not correct and that the di-
rectors are responsible for losses which
the road is alleged to have sustained.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19
WANT CONSUL AT MEssINA.
Italians Believe Interests Of the Re-
wilma Town Demand One.

Rome. oct. 19.-The American Con-
sular body of Italy is waiting with
considerable interest to see whom the
Department Of state will send to re-
place Casper 5. Crowninshield. the
Consul at Naples, who died last month.
jerome A. Quay, the Consul at Flor
cnce. also died suddenly a few days
before his colleague in Naples.
At the same time il Is expected and
asked that a Consul. or at least a Vice
Consul or Consular Agent, be appoint
ed at Messina, which is daily reviving
and gradually resuming the impor-
tance Il had before the earthquake.
James Werner Long. the american
Consul at Venice. has returned 20 that
city and resumed his Consul duties.
Edward T. Heyn. the American Vice
Consul at Reichenberg. Austria, has
been ordered To Catania. sicily, as the
work of that Consulate has grown I'm
Importance because Of the suppression
of the Consulate at Messina.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19
STATE Will REALIZE Big
sum FROM SALE OF TIMBER

Lansing, Mich. oct. 19.--That the
state will realize large sum from
the sale of dead and fallen timber on
lands owned by the state both i'm and
out of the state. forest reserves is
shown by the large number of appH-
cations received by A. c. Carton, Sec
retary of the public domain commits
sion
Mr.. Carton says over 200 applica-
tions have been received for the. privi-
lege of cutting timber on lands outside
of the forest reserve. IL is necessary
for those wishing to cut timber to first
file an application with the secretary
of the public domain commission, af-
ter which the applicant is sent a
blank. He then sends a sealed bid to
the state department, bidding on the
tract or description of timber he wish
es To purchase. According to the ap-
plications already received, Mr.. Car
ton says the applications will each
average 800 acres. Aside from the ap-
plicatioDs received for cutting timber
on lands outside of the forest reserves
applications have also been received
for $1,000 acres of land I'm the forest
reserves of the state. The sealed bids
will be opened before the public do
main commission. Nov. 8, and the
awards made. 1t is expected that be-
fore the close of another year the
state will be many thousand dollars
ahead as result of the sales, and will
have practically all the dead and fallen
timber removed from state lands. thus
lessening the chances of forest fires.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19
THREE COUNTIES ORDERED
TO YACATf THEIR tJAILS

Lansing, Mich, oct. 19.-As result
of the inspection made by Sanitary
Expert II. S. Ainge of the state board
of health, that board has issued an or
der to the counties of Lake and Manis-
tee ordering thep to close their jails,
and to Grand Traverse county to aban-
don its present county infirmary.
Secretary M. T. Murray of the state
board of corrections and charities,
called the attention of the state health
authorities TO the conditions of these
county institutions, and Mr.. Ainge
was sent to inspect them. He agreed
with Secretary Murray that they were
decidedly unsanitary. too small and
unfit for use and the board acted on
Mr.. Aingc's recommendation that the
buildings he ordered vacated as unfit
for use and "A menace TO health.
The counties are given until Octo-
Der "a to comply. Cheboygan county
is also bumped. the health board or
dering its Jail to be thoroughly clean
ed at once and an addition erected
which will provide sufficient room for
the number of prisoners sequestered
there. Secretary Murray states that
the Cheboygan authorities have been
accustomed to crowd as many as 90
persons i'm quarters designed for six
prisoners.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19

ures taken by the minister of war call
ing out the first army reserves. This
was the cause of the trouble last year
The ministers entertained consid-
able apprehension, fearing this would
be unpopular and consequently dam
eerous. but the attitude of the repub-
licans during the last few days made
the step imperative.
Further II has been declared that
the example of the Portuguese should
shame the Spaniards and that the
moment for action has arrived.
The policy of the Canalejas cabinet
is to nip in the bud any attempt at a
demonstration, and SO TO prevent ex-
citement of any kind in the groups
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-19
wEDs FRENCH NoBLEMAN.
Well Known American Society Girl
Becomes Bride Today.

New York, oct. 19.-Society was In
terested today i'm the wedding of Miss
Eleanor steele. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles steele Of this city, and
Count dc Ia Greze of Paris. The we'd
ding took place at Sundirgde Hall, the
country home of the brides parents at
Westbury, l.. l. The bridegroom had
as his best man his brother. the Vis-
comte de Rancougne. The brides at
tendants were her two younger sisters.
The couple will make their future home
in Paris, Where the Count de la Grezc
is an attache of the French Foreign
Office.