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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
NEGRO DRIVER
IS FINED SCI
WAS ALSO CHARGED WITH FAIL
ING TO SOUND DANGER SIGNAL
CASE AGAINST DR.. J. c. BALD
WIN coNTINUEo-J. eARRIeA
DISCHARGED.

George Long, negro. employed as
an automobile driver by Marco White,
charged with exceeding the automobile
speed limit and failing to sound a dan
ger signal at a street crossing, was
fined $21 by Recorder Welsh yesterday
morning.
Long, who was arrested by Motor
cycle Oh1cer Albert Anderson, pleaded
guilty to the charge.
Case Against DR.. Baldwin Continued.
The case against DR.. j. c.. Baldwin,
charged with exceeding the automo
bile speed limit, was called, but was
continued He was also arrested by
Officer Anderson.
J. Garrisa Discharged.
J. Carriga, a timber and lumber ex-
porter. who was charged with passing
a street car with an automobile while
passengers were getting on the electric
car, was discharged. He was arrested
by Officer Chestnut
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
WANT REWARD
BEFORE NEGRO
IS BOUND OVER
THE MONTGOMERY AUTHORITIES
WILL NOT ALLOW OFFICER
RICE TO TAKE JOE DANIELS
UNTIL 500 is PAID THEM BY
FLORIDA PINE COMPANY.

Policeman Rice who left Pensacola
Sunday night for Montgomery to
bring Joe Daniels, an escaped convict
to this city, is still in Montgomery
where he will remain until some un-
| Outstanding is arrived at regarding
the payment of a reward for the cap
ture OF the negro by the Florida Pine
Company Of Jacksonville, 1essees OF
Florida convicts, from whose camp
Daniels escaped.
A telegram received by Sheriff Ell
lis yesterday from Officer Rice said
that the Montgomery authorities would
not turn Daniels over to him until
the reward of 500 is paid to them.
Daniels was sent up from Pensa-
celia for ten years for assaulting and
robbing a Greek storekeeper at the
southwest corner Of Garden and De-
Villiers streets.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
FIVE SMACKS
BRING 100000
POUNDS of FISH
BOTH FISH COMPANIES RECEIVE
RED sNAPPERs AND aRoUPERs
SECOND CATCH OF PoMPANo
AND BIG SUPPLY OF MAcKEREL
RECEIVED.

Five srnacks which arrived yesterday
brought total of 100000 pounds OF
red snappers and groupers, while beach
fishermen brought In $4,000 pounds Of
mackerel and 1000 pounds OF pompano.
The catch Of pompano was the second
of the present season, and it and the
nackerel was sold to the Warren Fish
Company. which also received the first
supply Of pompano this season few
days ago.
The smacks which arrived yesterday
to the Warren Fish Company, together
with their catches were as follows:
Amy wixon, 10, 900 pounds red snap
pers, 10000 pounds groupers; Silas
Stearns, 5000 pounds snappers. 1000
pounds groupers: Chicopee, $4,000
pounds snappers, 1000 pounds group
ers; Clara P. SewaII, $4,000 pounds
snappers, 10000 pounds groupers.
The Cavalier arrived to E. e. Saun-
ders &c Co, with 10000 pounds red
snappers and 10000 pounds groupers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
Pains in the Stomach.

If you continually complain Of pains
in the stomach, your liver Or your kid
neys are out of order. Neglect may
sead to dropsy, kidney trouble. diabetes
or Rright's disease. Thousands recon-
mend Electric Bitters as the very best
stomach and kidney medicine made.
Fl. T. Aston, OF Raleigh, N. c. who
suffered with pain in the stomach and
back, writes: My kidneys were de-
ranged and my liver did not work
right suffered much, but Electric
BitterS was recommended and 1 i'm
proved from the first dose. I now feel
like a new man" It will improve you
too. Only SOC and S1.0o. Recommend
ed by w. A. DAlemberte, druggist and
apothecary, III S. Palafox St CAdv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
DECREE PREVENTS STOCK
OF ROAD BEING VOTED

Louisville. ky, April e.-In conform
ity with the decree of the supreme
court of the United States, dissolving
the Union and Pacific and Southern
Pacific merger, the Southern Pacific
stock held by the Union Pacific was
not voted today at the annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Southern
Pacific company. The names of Rob
ert S. Lovett and others conspicuous
on the old board, do not appear in the
names of directors elected today. These
were L. f. Loree. Ogden Mills, f. ].
Spence, William Sprou1e, f. P. Sven
son. r N Wallace. J. Kruttschnitt, C.
NJ. Bliss. Walter p Bliss, Henry w.
Forest, Robert Goelet, ]. FL. Harding.
Charles W. Harkmenn, H. E. Hunting
ton and j. NJ Gardie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
THE FUNERAL OF
Mr.. RUTHERFORD
REMAINS OF WELL KNOWN cITI-
ZEN WERE PLACED AT REST
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON IN ST.
JOHNS CEMETERY.

Funeral services over the remains of
D. 3. Rutherford were conducted yes
terday afternoon at the family resi-
dence, on North Guillemarde street,
where a large concourse of sor-
rowing friends and relatives gathered
to pay their respect to the memory Of
the deceased. Rev. NJ. H. Holt, of the
Methodist church, conducted the ser
vices, which were most impressive
The remains were inferred in St
Johns cemetery. and the newly made
grave was covered with beautiful floral
designs, tributes from friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
|. {. AYMARD IS
ACQUITTED. IS
AGAIN ARRESTED
YOUNG MAN WAS CHARGED WITH
EMBEzZLING $4,000 NOT
KNOWN ON WHAT CHARGE HE
WAS ARRESTED THE SECOND
TIME.

L. e. Aymard. well known in PEN
secola- where he has many friends
was acquitted in Atlanta yesterday
when he had his preliminary hearing
on the charge OF embezzling $4,000
from a firm with which he was form
erly connected in that city. Aymard
was arrested in Montgomery and re-
turned to Atlanta later for trial. The
news of his acquittal was received in
the city yesterday by wire.
A few hours afterwards another tele-
gram was received stating that Ay-
mard had again been arrested, but 1T
did not state on what charge, but II IS
presumed 1t was on complaint of the
same parties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
Y. STAMATO ON
TRIAL BEFORE
JUDGE JOHNSON
CHARGED WITH STEALING AND
KILLING A COW WHICH BE-
LoNeED TO ED. RRowN-cAsE
CONTINUED UNTIL THIS MORN
ING.

The preliminary hearing of V. Sta
mato, a butcher, who is charged with
stealing and killing a cow which be-
longed to Ed Brown, a deputy har-
bormaster, was begun before Justice
of the Peace VIM. Johnson yesterday
afternoon. but was continued until
this morning at 10 o'clock, when
other witnesses viii be heard.
Stamato is alleged to have killed
the cow about o'clock in the morn
ing short distance north Of the
Little Bayou during the early part Of
last February.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
HOLD UP DETECTIVES
AND SECURE $1,000

Ogden, Utah, April "a posse to
day is securing the hills for two men
who late last night obtained $1,000 and
escaped after a running fight with two
detectives The bandits had demand
ed that Mrs. Thomas d. Dee and Mrs
3. e. Bristol leave the money on Can
yon road. The detectives disguised
themselves as women and drove to the
spot with the money in a bag.
Instead of arresting the men, the
detectives were compelled to turn over
the money at the point Of shotguns.
Then they opened fire but the robbers
escaped.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
SECRETARY BRYAN BELIEVES
IN CLOSER RELATIONS

Washington, April s.-Expression OF
the desire OF the Wilson administra-
ton TO aid in promoting closer rela-
tions between the United States and
Latin-America was given today by
Secretary Bryan at the meeting of the
governing board OF the Pau-American
union.
Ambassador Da Gambia of Brazil,
representing Iatin-Amer1can diplomats
followed Mr.. Bryan. A vote of thanks.
offered by Minister Calderon of Bolivia
was adopted, for the friendly and sym
pathetic sentiments" Mr.. Bryan had
voiced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
prive Sick Headaches Away.

Sick headaches, sour gassy stom-
ach, indigestion, biliousness disappear
quickly after you take DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They purify the blood and
put new life and vigor in the system.
Try them and you will be well salts
fed. Every piT helps: every box guar
anteed. Price 25c Recommended by
w. A. D'Alernberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 s. Palafox ST. Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
Eor Rurn.. aruise. and sors..

The qui cEoest and sureS6 cure for
burns, bruises. boiIs. sores, infiamma-
ton and an skin diseases is Bucklen's
Arntca Salve- In four days II cured
7. H. Haf1in, OF Iredeal, Tex, of a sore
on his ankle which panied him so he
could hardly walk. Should he in every
house. Only 25c. Recommended by
" A D'AIemberte, druggist nd
apothesary, III S. Palafox St. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
Be sure and ring 613 for
Grape Fruit, if you want
something good.
MRS. ]. H. BINZER
PASSES AWAY

Mrs ]. H Binzer, of Brent, died
yesterday afternoon shorty before ?
o'clock at No. 217 North Ninth ave
nue., after an illness of about ten DAYS.
The funeral will be conducted Thurs
day and the interment viii be in
Hhitmire's cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
Story Hour.

Story Hour.
Mr.. Charles w. Dickinson will en-
terrain the children for an hour Fri
day afternoon commencing at four
O'Clock at the Pensacola library.
Mr.. DiclSinson's boyhood was spent
in the west at the time called ''the
far vest. and his stories will be of
Indians and other subjects most in
terestlng to children.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
Found a Cure for Rheumatism.

oNFfu q NuF9 Tut FtFleuF1atISFf1s
II suffered with rheumatism for two
years and could not get my right
hand to my mouth for that length of
time" writes Lee l.. Chapman. Maple
ton, Iowa Il suffered terrible pain
so / could not sleep or lie still at
night. Five years ago / began using
Chamberlain's Eminent and in two
months / was well and have not suf-
fered with rheumatism since For
sale by all dealers. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
NOTICE.

Our store will be closed
this morning from $50 to
1880 o'clock on account of
the funeral of the late Vim
cent G. Hoffman.
4 THE
JOHN WHITE STORE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
WORKMAN BURNS TO DEATH.

Chicago, April 9.-One workman
was burned to death, and rs narrowly
ESCAPED injury when fire today de-
stroyed the planning mill of William
Morris & Company, causing a loss OF
100000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10

Commander Victor Bue has Just
been appointed by the new secretary
of the navy as head of the bureau of
navigation to succeed Captain Philip
Andrews. This appointment is in line
with the policy of the new secretary to
make navy officers see more sea ser
vice. The policy is causing grave
concern to certain officers who have
easy Jobs in the navy department and
who seldom go to sea
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-10
NOTICE.

All members of Oak Grove. No. 4.
Woodnan Circle, are requested at the
home of Sow. Maggie Hoffman, sO2 +.
Gadsden street, at $50 a m. to at
tend the funeral of her son. Vincent
Hoffman.
MARY SMITH,
Clerk.
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seiHer Beltjmmung d6erge6en.
gsnrbc geitern bas meme Wiufter
idlaits-ouipital bes Bethesda
aranfeubnuies.

Inter qrober 8etbetli9itng ron
9(er8ten uto 2reurcen oes 9etbesoa
Soipitals uuroe geitern gtahntttag
Der gnbou fir Die Wilttterl6aft5 .stbs
tbeilung Der Geffentlihfett itberge.
ben Gas neue 8ebditoe i6lle5t 1tb
an Der Siioiette bes Saupt.eIngan-
aes Dem 0auptgebuiloe al Ger
Saf StrdBe uno 8eaotng Hoao oll.
IN Dem 91eubau, pelder itber elm
aSabr in 2lniprub genonlmen rot,
perf6rpern Iid1 Die 9teuerungen auT
fltniihem @ebiet. 9as SoIpttal rur
iih enthdlt 81 8etten, bon pelhen 70
IN fletnen @aros lnter9ebro6t limo,
uno II hber 9teit auf Brloat3tnllller
nit Der 9ln3abt big 8u bier 6etteu
pertbeilt. 4uBeroem iino eln3elne
aan5 abgeidloiiene 8ripot-1alme
porqeieben. Cine sln8abl gaoe5lrn~
mer liegen in bequenler gtdbe Der
8of|nerinnen- 3tntmer. 9llS beIon-
oers portbeilboit lit Die gtererunJ 5u
beqriiben, oaf Die gSdnoe dblolut
If,oaoidt fino uEo Die 8erttlntlon
0urh Battle-Ground, Oeren Sllblton5en
iterilifirt fino, berae'tellt miro.
sSn aansen 0ebduoe beiin0et Iih tctll
Solsfperf, ailsgenommen III Den Ibil'
rem uno 0en fSenIerpertleiorrgen.
Sierourh lit cine epeutuele 4nIte-
dlrnqsaefo6r permieoen. fSiir oie Be
ouenltd,feiten Der Ratientlnnen III
Elm 0uf)qarten ,lno anoerer Comfort
poraeiebeu. Gas SperatIons3tmlner
lit nit ben ncueIten errungettidaI.erl
Der @iiIenid)nit ntsgeItottet nno Iinn
Rdume filr eIeftriIde 9ebanoIlna
borqeIebet. Gbenio tonncn Den
| @odnerinnen 1nto gteubitrgeru ol(
poraeihriebenen gGoer in ser ange
pieienen sSortf ocrabreift meroen
Reben bent 8ohlergebeit Der TatIen
ten iit aud ,Tiiriorge iiir Die 9lcr3t(
| qetroffen, pelfe iih in einern Seie
| thinner ser 2eftiire binqeben f0nncn
| Tus 8e60ltoe lit eleftriid erleudte
mo nit einem aoItenauirpono boz
/ $t25,OO erridtet lporben 9ta6 oel
| 9eIihtiaung lplrbe elm SeSlnbiB mi
| GrfriihunQeu herltnigereId]t.
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lInfdne.

- Wibrsnb Der 4rbeit an einem
Graben an Der Blair uno qert.ns
4penue fisl bsm Reaer sNames Stdple
elm idanerer Stein auf ben Riiden.
mas ben Wlann beipuBtlos 81 Soosn
mari. staple, peIoher cine 9eritdu'
tuna bss Rudarats baporoetrduen
bat. tpurbe benl itdotiItlen arunten.
hous einaslisFsrt. nahbem linn Or
O. gosipeu bic .rIte 6ilfe bate anasa
reikn laiien.
- gel Der 9lrbeit in etnem 8raoet
lpuroe geitern Raflmlttag Der Be
Sabre alte SStoliener ssoiep6 9sei1a
ran pom GO. q Dit Court StraBe
on ser 8lentpop ialo 9rooflin 4ue
nue ourh unporiidltiees Santicref
nit ieiner lSide all Dem 6uBfncdle
perlest iuo trug einen 8riltl oe0iel
ben oapon.
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perioaab

Serr George Gggers, elmer
Ger beutiheu 4ionicre lmierer Stdot,
IiIt aeitern i'm bobeu 2llter BON 50
>subren geitorben. Gr iuobnte ar Der
ganmiller mo Sibertu StraBe lm0
,betrie6 bort iiber fijuf3tg Sabre lang
elm Irpgooosgeidlolt. uon oefn er lid)
Ipor orei SSabren gIriidsog. er ipor
Ials iunger Nlalm eingetDanoert uno
qeh5rte I'll Den beitbefannten Fir
Iqern Ses gSeircn6s. Serr eggerS
| EbinterlaBt ieine trelie Sebens8e-
| idbrtin, fiinf Sohne unb bier 1oh'
ter. Sie iidl ohue ausrobme III glten
9ebenslielIungen befirben, Die Seer
biquna iin6et am sSreitag Dtorgen
pom 1rouerhauie aus itatt, poraul
lin Der Ct. 5einrids Stride elm Ieier'
Ili6es 8equicnI abgebolten miro.
Die geeroigitng bes am Dtontaa
lin Sos angeles, aal., oerltorbenti
Serr ssobn g dtoeoer finoet
/ oaielbit am Utittrpoh itatt. Gr nc,
aus Sberboditabt bei sSranffurt al
Ifain aebiirtlg, bate Elm alter Dol
I75 SSabren erreid3t ltno mar bier al
! Der gurrret uno Shiaito StraGe ol4
g9irtb i'm geifdit, bis er Dor etOa:
iiber cinem Sabre nad 2os angele:
Iiiberiie6elte. 6err S6roeoer blnter
ildBt sic 8ittfpe 5rou goltiie Sdroe
ser, ioIpie eineu geeifeu IN bieitgel
IStabt, Serrn 3. 5. Saub.
| Cine angeiebene oelltid'e Biontertl
lit in Trau aaroline sal /
Imeper @ittue BON Souis Stall
lmener, i'm boheu glter bon SO Sab
rem in Die Gtpigfeit o6gerlifen tpor
oen, inniq betrauert BON ibren Sic
~ uno oeu 3ablreihen 6rellnoen
Die lie iih lpdhreno ibres lnn9en sc
bens III ertpsrbeu aelpiiBt bate 81
gceroIguna Ger padern 8rcilm IN
Ioet ann Tonnerltag 8ornlIttag II
lihr bon Der @obnufla hires Sdaple
laeriohnes, Serrn :. y. Sheoe, 332
gibop StraBe, aus anf Sprln
e5rcpe ifaft.
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Die 8eamten Der Rfeiberudher.
Union tiinoigten in poriaer Wspde on.
bah bic Fpnbs Der SrQanfdtion ers
fdDpft ieien nnb feline meiteren @treif.
sel0er mebr beaablt ipernen tonnten.
Sic rietben All elmer QbItimmuna bar.
iiber. oh Der Streit fir au Gnbe er-
tldrt fperben Iptle..
Die Streifer erpdrten, bdb ibneit
errle Reeuttion Der Qrbeits8eit pnn
"a duf 50 Stunoeu pro Nohe beipil-
ltgt iperDeH mIro, unb bdB AUDI dnz
bere 8ei6perbsn 8eriidiidti9ung fins
ben, nahbem iie sur 4rbeit 8uriidges
tehrt limb. llnqeFdbr 5000 Wtdnner
uno 8rduen hatten 1i1 uripriinglidJ
an benz Strsit betbeiiigt. pteIe BON
ibnen iino aber na6 uno nah fpieoer
ou bic Mrbeit surlifgetebrt.
3pet 6unDertjdbrige gee
fprben.
~GentrdIia, ga, 30. 8e8. -
0Ghrenb bier am 8ienitug 5yruu
Worn 6orn, cine i'm 2llter bon 107
syu6ren perItorbsne 5ruu beeroi9t
nurbe, itarb eins anbere Bionierin
biefiqer 8egeno, 5rau SSuliu 9errittp,
i'm Otter BON beina6e 100 Sabreu, Die
beiben SFrduea ge60rten gu ben eriten
2(niiebIerinnen in Der 9arttobIenrs'
Qipn Don qenninlpdnien.
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0inbriid3e uit0 1iebftdble.

Sr Der Montaa Rddt brahen
Tiebe in bds 9ei6dft bon .. 8. aro.
aer, go. 800 Meit 5. 5trabe. eiu uno
sntnenoeten fir So Ganop.
Gin aafig NIT Siibnern. tpe!der
bic Sisnatur Der Gefliisel 5irma 6.
gberle trug, Duroe seitern Den Dtatc-
Observation-Disclosures 9ebriioer Romer
Dor i6rem Geihdft, $50. 122 Oh
s5ront Strabe seitohlen. Der @era
huff Der Girma betrdst $18.
- On Der Z. unn 0ine Gtrabe aers
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gi)tuinbler
8mroe nad) Hanger 3ago bon eittem
SGlGdlter snr Strefe gebrad)t.

Sfneller ols geodd)t, ipitroe gee
Ttern sSanes =. Grepman lpeld)er
ieine @obnilng ais gto. 2tt @eIt O..
StraBe dltaab, ipegen Sdminoelei III
8ctuabriom getommen. 8repnlan
erfd,ien bel Dem ShIahtermeliter
9fof an Der 13. nl0 &olrutt StraBe
uno 400 fir DIE arbeiter5eituH8
.,Gbronicie" Den &etrag bon einent
Toaar Elm. sSn ieiner gelfditliden
1hatiqfeit bate Rod nit)t genug
3eit aebabt ith bon Der Gdltbeit Der
Guittltng su iiber3eugen, bentertte
aber ipdter, baB Die Suittung 1e-
fdIIht mar. Gofort mohte iif) Der
Mtanu an Die 8erIolgung De5
Shipinolers lmb qelang es ibm 6rn-
lelben in groBer Gntfernitng aniiftig
sit rperoen. 8ans nod itrategiiden
Brin3ipien berfabren6, leitete S!od
Die ueberritntpelung oeS Sdminblers
ein. Ml5 Der Wann, pelder IN Ger
gtdhe Der IS. Strobe aeitellt murOe,
uhnte mas ihm beporItano. ergrtfr CT
Die sSlud]t 9tod hcftete lid an DIE
,Serien oes ssliihtlinqs unb gelang es
ihm, oenielben nad) Idngerer SsSoGo IN
elmer 8oiie atpiihen Der Dtain 'n1r
Walnnt Giraffe oinafeIt I'll MAIDEN
Ter Sieaer oes &ettlaltfes iibsrGaf
Den @efongenen einem Toli3iiten
melher fiir oie GinIieferltng oes Ser
06fltiden in Die brittle Rolinei.Sta
tion Sorqe trua. gs Itellte iidl ipd
Ter heraus, bob Ser 8erboitete tir
SfHpinoler iein ioIl
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Jn(un0 Ge(egrap6
0as 9e6eima q 8 men n L
i6en 9eut 6anouno
gnslanb betreffs
per r9anam pa
cific nus
fteIluud.

WaIbiugton, 30. DECEMBER.
2lus bo9er, biplomatifher GueiIe purz
be bsute in Grfubrung gebraht, odb
bic Regisrung Der Ser. Staaten in
2onoon. goris uno Berlin eine llntsrS
iuhuna bariiber anitellen ldbt, Oh
tbatiGhlit Elm 9ebsimabtommsn 3tpt.
ften GrpBbritannien uno 0eutialdno
beitebt, ons Die beioen Rationen oaran
perbinoert, iih on Der Banana pacific
4usitenung gu betbeiligen. Den bier
eingegangenen Ulittbetlungen 3utolgs
ioll Elm ipltes gbtpmuen getroTfen
porben iein, ais Sir Goparo 8ran
uno 9an3lsr oon 9etbmonn 9olttues
lid 1912 uuf belgiihem 9oosn trafen.
9ds BON 9rap uno getbmannz 5olz
fpeg getroffene 4btommen fpll oahia
lauten. oab Gngiano uuo 9eutidilno
gemeinIhaitlt6 babiu arbeiten pollsr.
ben Ginflub Der Der. Staotsn in Wtits
tel uno Sloameri,a 5u untergrab:n,
SIN GinssInen ioll Jpl9enoes perabrsz
bet poroen Iein:
Dap Ieuti6lanp nit Gn9lonb5 2lis
Itimmung auf Gripeitsrung ieiner toio5
nialen un.ernebmungen in Sioamer,.
ia 6eitebsn tperoe.
9ab OeutihIano England md
Grdften unteritiiBen treroe, Die engli'
i6en 6anbslsintsreHen in 4merita rpl
ameritaniIhsr aonturren5 gu ihiigen
Dag Der Stanbpuutt setommer lei
| um iib gsmsinIum segen oos 9ororia'
/ qen Der Der. Staaten in Merito uni
Tlittels unb Suoameritu gu perttei
| oisen.
| Der Rei9stdnsler iolI iid ferner IN
priusip nit benz britiihen plan, oi
RlItunseu CUR See 3sitrpetlie ein5u
itslien, einpsritanoen ertldrt habsn.
| England, pas iih auf benz amsri
tuniI6en Eontingent INNER mear II
/, Den Sintereruno gebrdn9t iiebt. fiih!t
lid gang beionoers burh Die 9efreilnl
Der ameritaniinen Siifteni6iffe coi
Der gesahlung Der GonaIgebiibreH I'M
purh bic Sperrung bes aanals I'll
/ Stiffe, peld3e giIsnbdbnen aeb6reu
beeintrdhttst, od oies bic Shiffe be
eanabiInen 8abnen trifft.
| sserner Bat Col. Roofepelts feif
Inah Siioamsritd unliebiam beriibri
gritiiae Sanbelsassnten iinb Rnoie
belt auf Ieiner Sour porangereiit IN
ibm nuhgefahren.
/ Der plan Der Rational gitp Bar
BON Rep gorf, in 8usnos Qires cir
Siliale gu srrihtsn, tuuroe BON Der ai
Iper 8late Bont in 8uenps 2lires. E
mem mdhiisen britiIden Snftitut pe1
. eitsIt. Willinm Wtpraan Sbuiter, b
2lmeritaner, Der ourd feline gemii5lr
gen, bic perIilten 5inan5eu in Or
; nung 5u brinsen, GroBbritonnien
Ieiferiiittis Hobte, baB er feline Ste
; lung nisDerkgtn mubte, mar bon D
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q GMtHaaa6riMteA.

81 { n 0ort, 80. 0e5ember. @nges
tommen: ,GdnaDa" pm Wlarieille.
rHbein" bon Bremen.
2lbgsgegungen; gRDtter0am" naf
aotterbar; .Qmerita" nuh JledpeI.
QtperpoDI. 2tngst.: n2uFitos
MIA" pon Iep Yort; Dominion" BON
pDrtlano.
2tbgsg.: rQrabtc" noA Bottom.
QonDpn. 2lnget.: rWlinneIpass
ia" Don 9leD BORT.
2ueenstp @nget,: aGpmz
riC" Dpn gtep Oort.
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Gtdbliifement, in benz ,tipa 300 2ente
BefhGftiouna finben lperben. errthten
lam.
Deseleihen bic Srbinanser fir ben
Nnfauf refp. bic Nppropriirung oes
n0tbioen @runbeiaentbums arrgabDot
unp Reabino Hoab, reIp. an Reabina
Roab, nahe pabbDd Rpao, fir Spri.
Ten. unb Gtotionsbaus3pefe.
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triimmerte Elm Oieb bic S6etbe eirps
guslaae- aoitens Der ShnetoerTtrnia
@ebriioer Raub uno elttrDen0ete oret
paar sofen i'm Werthe bon $l8.
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4er bisberige Gtaotratb
bat 81, egiitiren aaf.
gebDrt,
Seoo6 I'M fetten Ausen6fi&
nod oen 2lnion- Depot
srei6rief ,uioerrnfen,
Erotbem bic GanSels. Drsani=
iatioxex fiir cine 0naoenz
friit eintraten.

rSm Wsemoriam" JreO. gaber. -
Nsapor Gnnt nnterbreitet ieine
Nbid,itbs.y .yotif,ait.-- 8erid)t iiber
Gtrahenbabn. 1ieni.. 3insrats
iami llnipsriitdts.g Bombs erb6bt. =
Wprgen 9ormittas critic Sienna
beS nenen Etaotratbs. - Vrridie'
oeuec.
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4 Il q n be.

9hilabelpbta. gd., 80. 8es.
Die alsibermaber in hieIiaer Stabt.
Die fih ieit Suli am Streit befdnocn.
haben am Dienftna Ro6mittaq in eiz
Rer WaiIenoeriammluna beihlof'en,
am Mitttpoh prsosr an Die 4rbeit au.
ridsufebyen.
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iDornlinSH GiHlImt unO guIeW u.s
tbeilsperm6ssn hesubt, poren iein:,
Der Stabt, benz gounip nnb BEN
Gtaats gel.iiteten DienIte itets pOn
unihGsbarem Wsrthe.
gs III baber ansebratt, 6oB III.
guaenoen, lpelhe s}reo. Bdbr tpdba
rsnb ieiner asb3siten in iid persini8ie,
eeriibmt unD bos Inbensen an isiu
niiBlihes aeten. fcfpie ieine aeiitunsen
rereniet tpsrosn. rno bssbalb lei es
gefhIofien pom benz Gtaot@
roth bsr 6toot Cincinnati. Stoot
Gtio: DAB mir zen fruhstitissn 1Ob
hes nerrn s5reo. 9ao<r uls einen nns
erIesliten 0,rluit fir bic Staot uao
bic 9iirger BON Cincinnati btoaueru;
unn ferrer lei es
Beihiofien. b1B mir Der irau'
ernntn familie uniers lnnisite 1heiL
nobme, iorpie unIern Sdmer5 aus
oriiden; unn ferner iei Is
Befhloffen. baB cine abs
ihrift nieIsr Neiolutionen benz proto.
TOD bieitr aDrp<ri6aft einDsrieibI
fuerbe.@
Die Nefclutionen tpurben nuf Mnl
troq oeS Mu.bors einitimmig cnge,
nommtn unb 5fpar trbobtn iih fGmmt
lihe Mitgliensr 3u Gbrsn oes Der,
/ forbtatu BON ihreu GsssH.