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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
JURY SELECTED
TO TRY BANDITS
DISCHARGE WOMAN FOR INFANTI-
eide AND RESERVE SEVER
ITY FOR THEM.
MEN ARE LITERARY
PRISONERS SPEND THEIR TIME
IN WRITING PHILOSOPHICAL
TREATIsEs AND THEIR
BIOGRAPHIES.

PARIS, Feb. 2.--The trial of the
rest of the notorious automobile
bandit gang, of which Bonnet and
GARNER were the leaders, will begin
on Monday. Bonnet, it will be re-
called. was killed by the police at
Choisyierof. and GARNER at Nogent
Sur Name.
Judge Couinard on Saturday warn
ed the panel OF thirty-six men from
which the jury for Mondays trial
was drawn, to disregard anonymous
letters and refuse to give interviews
to newspapers, and not to discuss the
case<eve at their homes. The fury
then tried case of infanttcide The
lawyer for the woman seized the OPP
portunity to make plea of clemency,
asking the 1urymen to reserve their
severity for the bandit case. The
woman was acquitted.
To Have Strong Guard
1t is exeptced that the trial of the
bandits will occupy 16 days. Three
hundred and four witnesses have been
subpoenaed and 56T questions have
been drawn up for the Jury. The pal
ace of justices will be In veritable
state of seige. There will be strong
forces of police and the Republican
guards both inside and outside. No
crowds will be allowed to gather .be-
cause of fears of attempts at rescue.
TIE demands for seats in the court
room Is so great that applicants have
resorted to all sorts of subterfuge The
space is SO limited that there are only
thirty places left for the general pub
lie. OF the accused bandits six have
been. previously convicted on other
charges. Seven are liable to sem
fences Of death IL found guilty, eleven
to twenty years Imprisonment, and
two to ten years. Several Of the ac-
cused have passed their time In prison
writing.
All Are Literary.
One of them. Cailemin, has been
annotating Guyaus' book on morality,
and adding occasional biographical
notes. such as:
1T is an alteration to consider the
possession OF a beautiful woman as
the highest recompense."
After relating his idyllic friendship
with young Russian woman, he
says:
II have met few such. I arm almost
convinced that womans mental eyo-
luton has been stopped, and that she
remains in an inferior state OF in
NATURALIZATION
Carnuy, another bandit, has written
his memoirs. He ends by saying that
he was q religious Catholic, then be-
came a Socialist. and afterwards an
anarchist.
Deboe. another of the bandits. has
written on PHYSIOLOGY. and draws
quite we'll Boudy. Eotge and Jour
dan write quasi philosophical treaties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
GARAGE FIRE DOES
$300,0 600 DAMAGE

NEW YORK, Feb. "A smoky fire
which broke out at 6 o'clock this
evening in the Victor garage, 122
West Fffty-sixth street, did about
100000 damage to a hundred auto
mobiles stored there. and gave three
hours hard work to the firemen who
answered four-alarm fire. wreck
ing three upper floors ofthe building,
at a loss of about 100000.
The Great Nothern hotel backs UP
Fifty sixth, street almost opposite the
garage, and the guests OF the hotel
filled the lobby. main floor and win
dovSs facing the blaze.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
OBITUARY.
William, Sloan.


Especial to The Richmond virginiaas3
IRVINGTDN, VA, Feb. xFzss7
shock that was not only keenly f3<
in the neighborhoods OF BrookF&1&
and Lancaster courthouse, but Mfpr&6
over the county and into NorthunhHf
land, came with the sudden dRatl
of Mr.. William Sloan at his home E<al
Brookvale Wednesday evening ah64t1
Z o'clock. Heart failure In attribt5$
as the cause. Mr.. Sloan was afjt{ u
five years of age and q man gxSG<fS
beloved for his Christian clAEA<12 ~
and many admirable traits. Ha N
member and Official Of White 14
Methodist church, at which ceSfGk
he was laid to rest at o'clock IN
day afternoon. OF Northern hiram
years ago. He Is survived ~ hlg T.
ow. one son, George who KekaG
New York. and an adopted dAla6
Miss Florence. 81 M sSSSX
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
HAS No HOPE Of
LAYING THE CRIME
TO BEAUTY BEACH
CONTINUED from First Page,

denies that her husband was re assail-
ant, the prosecuting attorney will ask
Judge Spain TO direct verdict I'm Ia
vor Of the defendant
Colonel Daniel s. Henderson. who
will have the active conduct of the
defense. said today:
Tho prosecution have tried their
case in the newspapers We will try
ours in the courthouse.
Miss HoIlins . Witness.
Miss Marion Hollins. daughter OF
II. a. Hollins. Jr., OF New York. who,
next to Mrs Beach, will be the main
witness for the defense. arrived here
this morning.
Charlie woodbridge, formerly valet
for Clarence wv. Dolan. of PhAadei-
phia. who Is q witness for the State
and who was reported weeks ago to
have disappeared. is here. but 1t Is
not known exactly what the prosecus
ton expects to prove by him. He says
that although he left the employ OF
Mr.. Dolan ne did not intend to try TO
evade coming back to Aiken to testify
Friends Are ON Hand.
Woodbridge's wife was Mrs.
Beach"s maid at the time she was as
sauIted and II was through Wood
bridge that the authorities learned at
tar the warrant for Mr.. Beach had
been issued, that he and Mrs Beach
had sailed from New York for Eu-
rope. his wife accompanying them
Joseph Hartman and Edward
Smith, Of New York. are here for the
trial. Mr.. Smith, WHO has been one
Of the cottage colony for many years,
has been summoned by the defense,
but one OF Mr.. Beach's lawyers stated
today that he would not likely be put
on the stand. He took an active part
in the case after Mrs. Beach was as
saulted last February, especially at
the time Pearl Hampton. and other
negroes arrested on suspicion, were
being put through the third degree
by Mr.. Beach,s friends and the town
authorities in an effort TO DIX the guilt
upon the person who assaulted Mrs
Beach. Mr.. hartmann family did
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
NEGRO is ARRESTED
ON THEFT CHARGE

Robert Mayo. a negro, was ar
rested last night on a charges o4
breaking into A. w. Hargrove's store
house. 4oS East Main street. ana
stealing quantity of paints, brushes,
etc. totaling value of seI.25. Tina
arrest was made by Policemen G. H
Samueis.
Most of the stolen articles were
found In Mayos home. which Is III
the rear of 3 South Third street.
Another robbery charge was AIS<s
preferred against him by Robert
Wiley. charging him with entering
his residence. South Third street,
with the intent to commit larceny.
He is being held in the Second POI
lice station on both charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
CHURCH QUARREL
FOLLOWED BY FIGHT

AS an aftermath of an argument
in church Willie Cary, young nexro
boy, received d severe cut on fHH
head from. q rock thrown Ht KifS ~
Joseph Austin. the second participate
In the quarrel. The wound. which
was about one-half inch deep. Wa
treated by DIR. Page, of the city Ans-
bulance corps. &
A warrant was sworn against A1ns
tin by Cary's parents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03

<sotEs IIfSN HEE.J
Wilson and the Misses Jessie and
Eleanor Wilson. AT the conclusion Of
the services. which was the second
the president~elect has attended in
his own church since his election. he
stopped into the vestibule to shake
hands with many friends in the con-
gregation. All afternoon there were
visitors at his home. and early in the
evening the governor said he would
be unable to attend the lecture to be
given In the church by his cousin.
the Rev. DIR. Samuel T. Woodbridge.
who was to talk about the renaissance
in China He had expressed q de-
sire to hear DR.. Woodbridge, who has
spent much time in China. and has
written extensively about it.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03

GIII.TQ - Died. AZ the h0l33S
grandnar rFsass,sT NJ { h sa.Tsl
John Il. and GcneMDsa 0i3lf< 2z5j
Funeral notice later s y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
To INCREASE TAX
FOR NEW SCHOOL
BOARD is CONSIDERING
THE PROPOSITION.

Members of the school board oe
Manchester district will make cir
cult of the smaller schools of the dis
trict within the next week to look
into the ACCESSIBILITY of consolidating
them The sentiment of the residents
of the district is strong for increasing
the school tax levy, and by so doing
they will be enabled to erect modern
building at q convenient point, so as
to accommodate all of the pupils of
Failing Creek, Mann, Martin and
Moore schools.
a petition to this effect Is now in
circulation, and the promoters of the
scheme will present 1t in few days
1t is probable that Failing Greek
school, being some distance FROM the
other three schools. will not be in
cluded in the consolidation plan.
However. many of the patrons of tho
school are heartily in favor of it.
Falling Creek and Mann schools are
two-room buildings, while Moore and
Martin schools have only one room
each. Neither of them is In good con-
dition, being without proper yentiga-
ton and sanitary conveniences.
Messrs. Bryce, Moore and Robert
son, comprising the school beard of
Manchester district. having been
working hard for the schools i'll their
district since their appointments. 1t
was largely through their efforts that
the amount OF 1885, 900 worth of bonds
were issued to construct the new
Swansboro and Oak Grove schools.
With the members OF the board be-
hind the plan. the consolidation plan
is sure OF success
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03

A meeting of the reorganized
Swansboro Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers has been called for next Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock in the home
of Mrs. Florence Clements, Hull
street. The following officers will be
installed:
Mrs. Talbot, president; Mrs. Clifford
Pickett. vice president: Mrs. T. II.
Norvell, secretary. and Mrs. Marshall,
treasurer.
There are three families in Swans
boro I'm needy circumstances that viii
be given aid by the chapter in a few
days. Arrangements for an entertain
ment will be perfected at the meeting
Thursday afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
TO HOLD CAUCUS On
WORKS. RESOLUTION

Continued from First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03
W TIT tfIb f1iEIHUtIs UA tttc UUdl DC
hind the plan. the consolidation pla'
is sure OF success
Promoters Boosting Bridge.
Promoters backing the proposltipl

promoters boosting BRUCE.
Promoters backing the proposition
to construct q large bridge across tn
! James river connecting Fores. Hi
| park with the western suburbs beiiev
| that their plans will be consfrmrnatc
! in a short while.
II such a bridge was erected IL woul
be the source OF a great convenience
of the farmers and other residents o
| the southside county driving to Rich
| mond. In the opinion or real estat
people and capitalists, the idea is no
only perfectly feasible, but eminentl
desirable.
Property owners having real estat
/ in this section would reap a larg
benefit by the erection of the bridge
Endeavoring TO Arouse Interest.
Members of the Swanshoro Schnc
and Civic league are making efforts =
get all OF the mothers of the suburb I
manifest more interest in the schoo
work. A large number of the mother
of Swanshoro having children attend
ing schools In the district have al
| ready become members of the league
and before the present campaign
closes many others will be added t
the roll.
A meeting at which every patrol
| in the district will be extended cor
dial invitation to be present will b
| held by the School and Civic leagu
Thursday, February 18th. DIR. Enniol
G. Williams. OF the city board .
| health, has been invited to attend an
make an address on the necessity O
healthful schools. Miss Addie Grid
| lin will recite.
| As a demonstration of work don
| in the schools, the entire number o
pupils will take part in the program
| REGULATIONS and class songs will b
| rendered by them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-03

And now. let US consider together
very briefly one or two OF the objec-
lions that are being urged against this
decision OF the school board.
In the first place. 1t LIS urged that
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
NO6
@OmfnMtimOpel,
SnltOn @erbiiaOrte benbiidtigen
8Om6arOement.

9ulgoreu moaen nod Dem u@o!oc'
nen @orn" oorriiden mo Oie
Sanptitoot beidieBen. Nile
9elogerungSgeidiiBc periiigbar.
8onia 6erOinono bon 9nlga.
rien in Norionopel e%inaciogen.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Sin Sliidlidcr Grb..

Do ontpellier, 6ranfreidb p.
MGr8. Cine Grhihait bon 400
COO lit cinem Sdni6irten in ser bic.
ilgen @e9er0, Ganlcns MorinS Bon.
llntO, 5ueeiollen. Ser Grbloiier i'll
eiH GnJldnOer, Oeiien &ame nibt &C.
fnnnt gcqeben lit.
MoriuS 9onnolt0, ser geiiern 5nnl
@lntritt Oes GrbeS nod SomOon aboe.
reiir lit lit ein natiirlihcr Sobu iei-
mes @Oblt6dterS, nuo ieinc S0entit6i
III nndl @eiiunscn oeS geiiotorS
Ourdl cine 9onOouer NnunliSiirmo
uoIlfommeu ieit0eitellt. Gr miro ais
Dam obne ieOe 9ibOilps, ober poil
GROCER Snteli5en3 eeidilOert.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
@ IL MILTON.

2ouispiae, SDy nad) 0aDton mo oon
2orell5 nod 0elnmnre geididt.
Marine- S ipitdl1r5te meroen bon
@lepelano nod Columbus befoblen
I'M nit Sen Stoatsbe60roen 81 foo.
perieresL II. cin SilfSiono bon 5000.
600 sur &erfiiguna gcltelt, nm epl.
0enien 5l bet1npfell.
0aS gmerifnniide &ote Aren5 oil
nrfaalle IeiRp NilSsqpPasg INFO appcIl
liert an ale StaasporiiBer Inn Delos
lnlO 9ebensuuittcl ouf5iIbriugen. &c.
tie areil3 Yilegerimen mcrOen mad
Den ELECTROMAGNETIC &c
ianot.
0as @oItOepartemeilt tut 0aSatog.
lidlte, mn YeHioden BON mo mad,
Dem lln0liifsaebiet 81 %beforocrn.
Die Nrmoesregierung lit bereit, If.
geno melbe Soroerungen Don @ouer.
nor Cor 81 %erfiilen.
&iciige SniIflemte er0ffnen 0cpots.
iim 5oblrei1e Siilfsmittcl fir Die lie.
berihmemmten 5I idllmelLunO NOR
bat begomeu, @iliSionOs %auf5nbrin.
qelI.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Yaplt ant Sslisrnus
gele6rirt WGeiie, Ood aoaeftiu Nh.
Oien5 auigeiho6el.

Gomt, 81. MGr5. 8oplt 8iui
ser 3e6nte bat 6ellte am irii6ei DIOR.
lcn cine Msiic celcbrirt unO Gen
Dit llicoern ser papitliden Soi6al.
tllng ole &ommmiou perobreidt.
Ser Yontifcr mnroe nor unO nad)
scr Mieiie uon ieincn ger5ten nntcr-
btd)t, ole iid) nit icincm 9eiinOen
Alirieoen crfl6rterb i6m a6er Der.
iAt empfoblcH un0 rietbcn, Die aol.
leftib 9(itoien5 nod einmol 81 per
idieben.
Gs pnr0e Oam icitgeiebt, oaB Ger
@oplt am 3. 9lpril eini9c Der 9iid)oie
empfongen ut0 am 4. april oie erlte
4pdcftio J Alroiens ieit ieiner Gr.
franfung ert1eilen iollte.
@ie ens Organ 9eS &atifons, scr
y0iierpntore &omono", iogt lit oaS
9eiinoen oes 8dpftes nidt MIR 81.
irieoeniteaeno, ionocrn miro itetis
6eiier. Singnecieiigt wiuS, Dob ocr
Tontiier ie6t 10 gut wic p0aiI mie.
oe~rberlcitcIlt iei, o6idJon er nod cir
poar Gage &ube 6rond)c.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Mahrcaeln, sic in @Gi6inatOm se.
tmroffcm uorOrn iiuO, mn Den Heller
Idmemmtem SM belfen.

@r6iiocut Miliou peroifentlidt cine
9roflqnlotion al Die Ration nm IL
.nan5ieae @iIie.
@otteilciter I'M AongreB ocripres
d5en ~6iaseH3sao aprupFiationcn fiir
ole gsoiirfniie.
@rieaaiefretGr @arriion ictloet allf
9efcbl oes 9rdiiOenten 100000
RationeI Bette fiir Gouicaoc mo
Soipitolniittcl iiir 5000 nod Dem
llHbeilgebict.
GcgulGre 5ruppeu ans Dem melt-
lidcn Ncm 9orf mo Dem Gentrol-
militar , 0epnrtcment iino IN @erelt4
Ihaft geieBt, nod Dem Heberldmem'
nulngsgebiet ab3ugebeu, lobolo Elm
oiesbe6iiglider 9eiebl BON @ouper-
ncllr Cor gege6en miro.
6elOlu3arette wcrOen in Columbus
etobliert.
Mettungsmannihaften meroen pom
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
Sapau nuO Canada.

Gttomo. p. MGr5. Ger "a
nuOiife 1rcmiermiuiIter bat I'M
Sauie ser @emeinen Oieier Gage cine
Bill eingebrodt, onrd melhe amer.
FAINT miro, Dab sic geitimmumgcl
oeS poriabriaen britiid iapouiider
@crtrogS aud iiir Gonoon moBac-
0cro lino. Die bei0en Naiioncn r1u-
men einanoer Ioiird) oicicu 9ertrnn
ale @edtc cin, mclde sic ciaenell
l%lntertbnpn genieBen.
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
QlMfrnf 0eS
NrdIcemtem
at sic 2latiOn!

&rdfSemt &ilion ber0fenfidte Den iOlgsmOem Nppea IN Die Nation,
Ocu Epferu ser lIC6ridmemmnngen in Cbi0 mnO SnOiamn III belRa.
Die ~idreflidcn lle6crfdmemmmnaem in GbiO mo JmOiaHa fm6 81
cimcm mntionacn tlnglHf gciUOrSen. Ter %crlMt at Memi6enle6eu, "
bic nniGaidcn SeOen, Die in 6Oae Otcicr le6eriGiuenainnngeM 81 err
tragen fnO, DcranlaHen mid, MI GMr 81 Gppelieren, ole in Der gage TnS,
bic Nr6etcn OS Amcritnniihcn &Ohu GrcM5eS 81 mnterfaben, Ws Helm
aud SRic geibalr immer lei, Scifcnsrn iOfOrt an Oas Note Nrsns
in @ni6ingtuu 81 rnOcu, OOr an bic lOtalen Sdntmefcr Der @sisa.
fdaft. IS iOate oes cine gememiamc angeLcgeubet naer WeroeM. Die
SeOHtfni1e Oerer, peldc OieIes plOtihe nmO h6crWGliscmSc llnsid be-
trpffcn hat, IOntc iSen, Der Der Seilnabmc mmS SeS MitcOS fdBig ii, 10
I6mca ais mOaiM Ueronla6cn, mmucr5HGid SHlfc 5n letrH, nm ole 81
retteu nmO 81 crl6Itn, bic Die 2eioen omssnisben G06em.
@0USrom Wilton
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29
9Mrd sisepe SauO.
Grbprin3 ginceu5 sl @inSiidp @r0e
begebt Selbinmoro.

Rom, q. Mar5. Grbpriuj
8inceu5 81 @inOiid) @rdb, attohr
Ser biciigen 0iterreidiid.uneoriihcn
9otidoit bcsins benie Sel6itmoro.
Or murOe om 3. Sepiember 1882 &c.
soreu inb0 mar cine 3eitIarW Sttahc
Ser @eianOtfd)aft Der Goppel DO.
nardie IN Sofia semeien,
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

i1ipcnmlten @diiern, bod lit eS I'M.
moglidL lie 81 %rettell, megen Otangel
an Hettlmgsmitteln.
Ginigc 9oote linO bcreits ourdl
llebcrlaoung umgeihlaaen nno olid)
sic madfcren 2~e6cnSretter 5Gblcu be
reits 81 Den EoOten.
StaotS Senator &iier aus YiQila
er6ielt bcllte in @oibington cin Ee-
(egronnL III peldem ibm Captain
Srbboro BON ser @iQuo'er N%otiunoI-
@arOc %mittbeilt, Dab in @iqua mint
oeltcnS 300 Mtenidcnleben ST beflo.
gen iinO, ipcnn nid)t mcbr.
@i9Ianq MID gcrettet.
@bcclfna @.-Go. p. Mdr5.
Grci 1inm ollf cinem SloB, elmer aiIi
eineni 9alfen rno EN- Mdod)en ulti
cinem flcineu @dusd)erb iuurOen belt
te orrcb muiere Stnot am ip1tcll
Nodnlittaq oiti Dem reiBen0 aHge.
iNuollcnen Ohio 6lrB getricben.
Grfolgloie &eriudc, iic 81 %retteii,
mircen gernadt mo 5rllebt wnrDen
lie beim Gaiiiren conference.-the &c.
ie6cn. Isle 6eri6tet miro iollcn ole
llngliidli9en allS @elIs61ra, is Mei'
leil norom1rtS nou bier iein.
Snt Sbmlbaus efnge1perrt
Gcnuiion, Ohio. q. Mdr5. =
is 6amilien init 5ablreiden ainOern
lin0 III Oen 10 @teilen bon bier elt-
fernten Iort @ai6iuoton, am Slls-
carams 6lnB einaeidloiien mD lei
zen bitterc Not6.
@oteI It iir5t Gin.
@umiltpm, o, 81. Mor5. =
Son Den onorGnqenoen 6lilt6en oes
ii6cr icihe llfer getretenen Sbioflui-
les, ltiir5te beilte bier Das an Der Dit
Ieite scr Staot geiegene 2ofcuicp.
Sotel ein. Gr566lt miro, DaB erli
am iel6en Moraen so @erionen BORT
nod 3uflil6t geiudt bobcn.
3aneSpilleein 90 ii + 6.
3oneSpiae, @, 81. MGr3. =
@er Eelep6ou miro ans Oieier StoOt
nad @iitsburg gemelOet, OaB Elm rel
BpnOer Stronl BON 81 SUB Sief(
ourdb ole Stoot ROT, oieielbe in 3
Ebcilc t6eileno. 9ne 9riiden iibcl
Sen Sbio inl MhiSfingum : 9balC
linO fortgeriiien. Die groBe Y-9riif(
lit 20 6ilB inter @aiier. Sn Oieicl
Staot lit meoer @os, nod eleftriidt
9elellhtung 81 ba6enL un0 inn
Motorboote fGnnen gegen oie Stro.
ming onfdmpfenb 0a Der Strom nit
cine @eidminoigfeit BON % Wieiler
pro Stunoe oilrcb Die StroBen raft
q ci Of Gft3QcbduNe ortge.
riiien.
Gombrio9G 0bia. p. @edr5
~ Gas non Ger Mnnion Ndtiic Gomt
paanic eiuocllomnlene @eiHditsbails
III 6en @ei6ditSuiertel non 3anes.
pjae lpurOc 6elltc loon ocn 6lutber
nit fortgcriicn. Sieoicl Meniden.
lc6cn 5ier6ei 81 b~efloacn iino, mal
nod uibt ieit5ultcacn.
@anOaliabriif e ortge-
rii3en.
SnNianapoli5, Sn0v q
MGr3. ~ SroBOcm ole &anonlia.
briidc ir6cr ben @bitefluB nit i(
Giien6o6mpaa9onS telaitet mar, I'M
iic 81 it6rferL iullrS lie 5eute DIOR.
srn pom Ben MID einberraienoel
5lut6eu mitiortgeriiien. Soiueit bis
jet befannt lit, ipu0 Micnihenleben
nidjt 81 beflo9en, oody ipor Oas Sc
frof meilenpeit 81 b0reu.
Yllc 5elegrap1enleitun
gen berni6 tet.
@ittSburgh 81. M0r5.
Ser @aIierltanO NOR beute Inn ad)t
H6r 80 MinHten 2S.S Sub, Oc6 lit et
beitdnoig i'm 5teigen, iooaB wcitercS
llngliid heiiirhtet ipir9. 9eomte Ser
Observation-Disclosures mahten BE-
faunt, OaB 10 8iemlih aQe Eelegra'
pbenleituugeu weitlid non FittS-
Washington Journal., 1913-03-29

~
iiir amerifa aisgeiprOden.
Neiter Sleeiment ieiert 1O0idb.
ri9eS SubildmI. 9arine
enfiidiii beinabc u%erungIHdt.
9erlin, q. 0far3. Die ReOe
ocS 6ritiidcu Staotsiefretdrs Oes
N.cnBern inn lluterboule (oeren Guiu.
ieiienl 6ereitS mit9etbeilt mlrOe nno
meldc ioaS a6fommen Der europat.
idlcu @roBmadtc ii6er Albanien be-
iiiliatc) lit bier nit geTrieOismls
miiacnommen norOen. Sic beFreit
mic betont miro, pom Der AeorgniB,
onB Die Q0inuw DER 9nltm.6rageH
0urd6 ioie un%einisfeit Der M1hte OuI.
1ebolten moroen ug5d)te.
Gie 9l1tter beben sic 3ufammeu.
or6eit TcntihlmOs unO GnalanOs
lcoenii6cr ben 8aIFon Airren ber.
.or. Die ucrmitteInoc 1bdti9feit Der
beiocricitiacn 3ieJiermgen baben
maucbc Gpcntual aricgslnn i'm
Often mo @cIten ac0Gmpit.
Ser SAT- Der 6eitnng sG0rianopel
;pirO nidt ais pon milit1rii6er Be
reuilupg an%aeiebcn. gr oiiriie. luie
sciotlt miro, Ole politiite @eiamnrt.
lose nibt anOern.
Siefes ~ itgeiiibL
Sic eiciiecn 9ldtter 1eben I'll Der
msiilAfIidiicu gsetle SIC 8etihte
.iacr oos @ettcr llusliid in ben
@erei1i0tcn Sfaaten mieoer mo per-
leiGcn i6rrr tiei empfunoenen SbeiI'
nabme Ausorttd.
Nft auIitliher Spannung miro
oen oel iobIreiden bier onpeienoen
a%merifancrn Den MittbeiIuugen iiber
Die nabercn GinSe96eiten e~ntgegenge.
iebeu.
SubeIfeier in 10 il nben
Sn Niiinden bot inter groBen
Icierlihfciten oos I. Sdpuerc 3eiter-
Geginent, iOcIicn G6ef @eneral6 elO
maridaa @rfn5 9eopolo BON 8aoerH
1T ooS Su6ildnm ieiner nor buutSert
5abrea eriolaten erriftung began.
leu.
Zen ,Seltlidfeiten mobnten 5abl.
reide ebenlolige g(ngeborige 0es Re
gimentS iel6it ans peiter 6erne bel.
Su idApungooacn Meoen murOe oes
lroBeu SabreS 1918, meldes Oie Be
ireirn9 bon Ger 6remOberrihoit
trahte, geoaht.
Snftihiff gerettet.
0aS ltol5e Morineluftidift pom
Zeppelin 5up idJme6te iniolge zines
8elualti9en SturmcS Ihnoenlon9 IN
qroBter @eiabr, unO es muroe idon
beiiIrdtet, Dab cs Oas Sfhdlol opS
ii!rp9it aui Dem aorlSruber grer3iers
glas 5eritorten MiIit1rIuitidiifs
tGeilen miiuoe, ober 6ant beinabe
iIbermenihlider anItrengumgeu ge,
lang ieine 9ereuiW.
Gas Morineluiti1ih. ipeldes por.
!dulig nitf Dem So6anmiStboIer Slug
icIoc itotionirt lit NM sort Ieine Saae
cat, tebrte pom elmer lle6m5Siabrt
nod @ctSOam 3iiriid. IS bette ge1en
eineii idpueren Oltlturm on5ut6mp.
len, Der ibm beoeuten0 Snleste, unO
lladte 5meinnal ocn ~pcrgebliteu Der.
liid, IN SobanniStbal 81 lanoen.
GnNlidi puroe Der Se9Ier Ser
giiite, nadJOem umiongreide militia
ride @iilie berange5ogen porOeu
mar, ani Dem 6lipsieIo ueranfert
nnO oon Goen SoIOaten mebrere Stuu.
Sen lana init groBtcr Mii6e feItge.
9aIteu.
Grit om Sp1tnohmittag fomute
Dos Snitdiii in iciner SoIle 1~e6or5eu
peroen.
SpieIer. Gro3eB.
Ser pielerudbnte Spieler @ro3eH
acaen Ruoolp6 StaImaum, alias
Baron aorif 90nis. upO Oeu 81.
Sentnont Ricmclo. Ioiuie oen Rerl.
Tier eramer bot inter groBem Atp
lrang oeS @itbIifums ieinen Nnlang
penonmen.
Moll red)nct oaronf. Dab Sic Der
9anollma pier5ebn Gage in s(nlprud
s3o6naot, s,atrA