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Evening journal., 1914-11-02
Information for Travellers
departure ,roley' wilmington
Trains Marked 90 Expresses.
PHfIADELPHIA BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON X. R

A. 3.o2 sac 40, 900 $50 100
55' 49, scs. elo'
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DELAWARE DIVISION P, B.. 4
sea 81 az = az !. So Saturdays only-s as p. N.
BALTIMORE
p NJ II TO-. 49,, so ASt' So g. a. 9o So n
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PHILADELPHIA READING RAILWAY.
Readin andWa ~ NJ. A NJ, P
r. M. A. A.. A. p.
rhaadspS and Chester dayso 1880 A. NJ 80 az p NJ Leave
PENNseRovE RYBoAT BEACH.
~ Leave NJ I9o Si5 100 M Leave %minESon
half o ia.
and half for instance 90 and s Cars leaving
City, as 10
% bsinning ro me nps % hour & ~ e
minutes before snds
6.5sa
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fine HIM $40 FOR
Offering UNFIT MEAT

That violations of the health ordi-
nance against the sale of diseased or
unwholesome meat may expect no
mercy from the City Court was made
plain this morning when Nathan
Freedman, grocer and butcher was
fined $50 and costs after pleading gull
ty to having exposed for sale veal
declared to be unfit for consumption.
Emil Topkis, attorney for the defen-
dant, asked that the case be dismiss
ed, declaring the defendant was ig-
norant of the law. The court declared
that it is a we'll established rule that
Ignorance of the law excuses nc
man" and imposed the fine.
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sAENGERBUND OUT OF CONTEST.

The Delaware Saengerbund has de-
cided not to enter the Saengerfest to
te held by the Northeastern Sanger
bund. at Brooklyn, n. Y, next June,
according to a statement just issued.
The reason the SaengeTbund does
not care to take part in the Saenger-
fest is because it would cost the
organization no less than $1,000.
Another reason is that through
the scarcity of work, a few of the
members have left the city to hunt
employment elsewhere, which, Of
course, is another drawback. The
Saengerbund has taken part in the
prize contests ever since 1883 to the
credit and honor of the city.
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NAM puCKs mis- YEAR-

The duck season i'm Delaware and
Maryland opened this morning. Reports
from Havre de Grace and lower Della
ware say that ducks are plentiful. The
number of gunners' licenses issued in
Delaware this year is far below that of
last year because of the uncertainty OF
the reed bird law.
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TO Kill
unless He COT 81

After John Lemon testified that the
defendant threatened TO kill him un-
less he gave up 81. Vincenzo Giorg-
imio, was placed under $500 peace
bond in City Court this morning
Lemon said the defendant "had
killed a man in New Castle four years
ago, and he feared him."
It was developed that Giorgimio
was tried for murder but freed after
trial in the Court of General Session.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR 10 MEET.

On Thursday and Friday the jubilee
convention Of the Delaware Christian
Endeavor Union will meet in West
Presbyterian Church The Rev. Frances
Il. Clark. founder Of the Christian En-
deavor, will address the convention ON
Thursday evening; the Rev. Wilbur
Crafts, Of Washington, chief of the In
ternational Reform Bureau, will speak
on Friday afternoon, and President
s1itchell, of Delaware College, will de-
liver the principal address Friday even
ing.
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IL or SALE SECONDHAND hf.AlLN'
4 ln good condition. Apply $40 ORANGE /
4 or sALE-ONE FEATHER BED, NJ
4 condition. Price $40. Address SIS,
Evening journal Office. oct5i--l.
NJ ENTIRE Lot or PIGEONS FOR
M sale j g. ireland, No. BOG French
street nov2-l2t
~ HEAP. UPRIGHT PIANO ROUND,
- quartered oak Dining Table, Buffet, Etc,
almost new Address r. O. Box 462, city.
oct30-eod-lm.
~ HREE GOOD USEFUL HORSES, 1000
i TO loo pounds. Will suit any bust
ness. 40 reasonable Offer refused Stable,
rear No. 2ii J.. Second st. nov2-lt
II OR sALE--ALL our 35c 4Oe PURE
II California Wines AZ acc per quart. Can
be beat. MAX KEEL, 500 L. Fourth street,
m12-N
Z OR wELL-EsTABLIsHED DELL
- catesscn and grocery storef Reason Tor
/ selling IN health Address SIG, Evening
journal Once. oclzo-o.
Z OR sALE--FoRD TOURING CAR. 1913.
just thoroughly ovcrhauled. Electric
! headlights. Three extra tires, $500 Ad
! dress s-2l, Evening Journal Office
! oct31 D.
SAVE BROOD SOWS AND PIGS
I Feed Wilmington Provision Co. Tank
age S25 ton. For sale by WILMINGTON
! PROVISION CO. n. r. Cor Third and Or
nnge streets, Wilmington. Del. oct2O-ti
! IL OR SALE-4OO PIECES, 2xsxl6 n. O.;
so pieces, 2x1Ox12. n. c.; 18 pieces,
! 2NlOx2O, n. g.; lot Of 2x6's run from 10
/ IL. TO 20 g.
WIN. S. ANDERSON,
( oct26-12t No. r. Thirteenth St.
/ L OR SALE-lRON SAFE. 30 INCHES
wide 2s iGches deep Inside 2dx31
/ inches l3 ! . inches deep, so - inches high.
| Nine small compartments. three large com
! partments, one drawer one vault No 500
sos King street oct3i-2t.
II OR sALE-EUnBER TIRE MARKET
II wagon. detachable top, leather seats
and natural finish. This is q high grade
J wagon. made 20 order Apply to Joseph S.
Hamilton, No. $50 Orange St.
may1 5-m w. f-tf
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

q ALESMAN WANTS POSITION QUIZ
- side Address W-51, Evening Journal
Office oct81.3t.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
Child beaten, But
State COULDN'T convict

Although Special officer Frank
Stout testified that he had examined
the child and found her beaten, the
case against Joseph O'Bara. accused
of assault and battery on Pauline,
his six-year-old daughter. was dis
missed in City Court today on motion
of the State. 1t was impossible to
get an intelligent statement from the
child or her mother as to the assault.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
ROBBERS
WARRANT FOR HUSBAND
ON wife Beating CHARGE

After his wife had told her story, a
bench warrant was ordered issued for
Joseph Jagodzinski in City Court this
morning. The defendant is alleged to
have kicked the woman.
Special Officer Frank Stout told the
Court that he is investigating a much
more serious case in which Jagodz-
insh is said to figure, but did not dis
close its nature.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
DEFECTIyE FLUE FIRES HOUSE.

The residence of Edward Brown.
Kennett Square, was destroyed by fire
on Saturday evening, entailing a loss
of $1,000, partly covered by insurance.
The building was a frame dwelling
built so years ago by the Causes and
adioins Barton Farm" A defective
flue caused the blaze.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

That is just what a Want Ad is-a
farm getter. II viii not only get you
a farm. but it will ger you one in the
best of locations and at a price and on
terms that you can meet with ease
ADV.
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GENERAL MASSAGE.
NOTICES

NJ ADAM LEO 49, ROMANY GYPSY
M Palmist. at shellpot Park. all winter
Appointments day or night. Tells past pres
ent and future, just as you have gone and
win go through life, for 25c Also reads
colored peoples hands. Shellpot Park
dec5-f
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

- OVFRNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
u 20 get My free booklet, 600, tells
how Write today-NOW Earl Hopkins,
Washington ID. C. now Pm.
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TYPENRITING NANTEn-

~ YpENRITING DONE REASONABLY /.
\ oatisfaction guaranteed. Address b
Evening journal Once. or phone 55feD a..
Ter p. m-, and work win be taken cars
Of promptly. oct21.lmo
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ROOMS WANTED

M ANTED-MARRIED COUPLE WITH
w three young children desire furnished
rooms for light housekeeping or moderate
price apartments, uufurnished, for same
Address ID. Evening Journal ONCE.
oct2T-6t
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ID IANO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
n uork done with special care. d A A.
phone, 1914 Tel. 1912. James Stewart
Love 10. 1909 Tatnan ST. ian9.u
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HELP wANTED-MALE

NJ ANTFD-rwO MIN OVER 81; MUST
w be hustlcrs Apply No. POI Rodney
street nov2-2t.
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TYPEWRITERS

II YPEWRITERs RENTED - THREE
rhaae. Sold. $500 monthly. Typewritera
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
Friter Exchange, No. 9i5 Marie. street.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
SITUATION WANTED

nF6dGfsT DESIRES RELfEf Wo6K
References A-No l. Write W-63, this
ofice nov2lwk
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II 00ST WffMTNGT0N - fsNffffTfN.
ID ments furnished for churches lodges,
clubs, etc. Professional talent moving pic.
lures and music. Amateur productions and
plays produced and directed. James r.
Henry. Shellpot Park. oct31-lm
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

~ HEAP UPRIGHT PIANO; ROUND,
- CHARTERED oak Dining Table, Buffet Etc,
almost new. Address r. o. Box i62, city.
oct3O-eod- I'm.
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II OR RENT-TwO ROOMS on SECOND
IT floor for light housekeeping NO. 700
~ Eighth street nov2.ood-i2t.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

MY ENTIRE LOT OF PIGEONS FOR
M sale j. q. Ireland No. 206 French
street. nov2-lzt'
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MUSICAL.

VTELLER STUDIO
III nstructon--Vioiin. Piano. Mandolin.
Guitar. Banjo, Cornot. $40 MADISON ST
Heller's Orchestra, hours 2 20 8 p. M.
oct21 cod limo
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AGENTS WANTED

CENTS WANTED no SELL sion
"A Strips aud holiday signs. Big sellers.
Big profits or commission. Handy Sign strip
Co. 4O9lJ Market street. Pittshurg Pa.
nov2-lt
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NJ ICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
~ nisnod roum. Use OF telephone Apply
NJ. s3i Tatnali St. feb27.N
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

VHr ANTED - DEMONSTRATORS. $3.50
w per day. Al proposition An new
articles Address W.52, Evening journal
Onicc Ort3l o.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
REMOVAL NOTICE

Mt OTICE-DR. e. W. KYON HAS
IN returned from Colorado and is again
occupying his offices at 2s1.2s3 DUPONT
Bldg oct5m, WITT.
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7RlTsHtTr. WI. pa
ROOMS FOR RENT

" cry DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR
rooms with board. Also table board.
40. sos Washington 81. oct22-1m.
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. MONDAY NOVEMBER 2. 1914
For SALE


NOR SECONDHAND HEATER.
II ln good condition. Apply 5l9 ORANGE
STREET aug26-tf
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HELp WANTEn-FEMALE

Y1T IN1ED - LADY fEAcHER roe
w night school. Address fi7, Evening
Journal Office. nov1-ot.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

NJ ICELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
4 y front room with board. Apply No 910
Washington 81. oct1O-1m
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HELP WANTED
Statesmen WANTED

III NNTED-SA statesmen or ABILITY
w 90 handle finest line Of advertising
signs, calendars and novelties on market.
Good territory open. Liberal commission.
References required Address the Scioto
Sign Co, Kenton, Ohio. nov2.lt.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
PUBLIC SALE

- -->~---~~~---- ---->s
1Enum LARGE PUBLIC n
SALE az Sinclair & f70
Klair's stockyards, NTSA
in Kcnneft Square, Pa, Tuesday, L
November g. 200 head of Cattle. One car
load Of Steers. 200 Pigs from 25 TO l2o
pounds 25 horses of an kinds. 10 Goats.
Stock Of an kinds Anyone having stock Of
any kind bring il here and get the cash.
Terms cash SINCLAIR kLAlh.
oct29. 3t-nov2
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

Il or sALE-ONE FEATHER BED, NJ
condition. Price $40. Address S-2S,
Evening journal Office oct8l-2t.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

~ HREE GOOD USEFUL HORSES 1000
i TO LOO pounds. Win suit any bust
ness 80 reasonable offer refused. Stable
rear No. 2li j.. Second st. nov2-lt.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

Il OR -RENT--APARTMENTs GIG WEST
II Third street. Apply to
MAX EPHRAlAf. West Fourth st.
sept9-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

" FNfAIE HELP WANTED TO DO GEN
III crai homework; chambermaids, cooks.
etc. Apply in person, n " Corner Sixth
and Tatnall SITS. octl9-ti
Evening journal., 1914-11-02

NJ ICEIN FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR
~ without board No. 200 East Third
80 octi9.tm
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
APARTMENTS

Il OR RENT-THIRD FLOOR APART
II ment three rooms and bath, hot water
heat. No. 1dO0 Jackson St. oct29-tf
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II HIRD FLOOR APARTMENT, NO 1905
Il West street. All conveniences. Inquire
hrst hoor. oct13-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
SITUATION WAIVED, FEMALE

AZ XNTED-A POSITION an GENERAL
w office work private telephone ex
change Address Wac. Evening journal
ONCE. oct3O.3t
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
SHAMPOOING.


T AIDES AND CH1IDREN'S SHAM
II pooling done. Call ID. 6 A. phone, 4435D,
OF No. 725 West Fourth St. oct1 I'm. w.s-1m
Evening journal., 1914-11-02
SANITARY WORKERS
PLASTERING
MASOURRADE SUITS.
PAPERHANGERS

Ohm REYBOLD. PAPER HANGER.
u No s23 Madison st. Bell phone,
571sL. ian12-tf.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Dr. g. Weir Witdell ges
itorben.

DR.. g. Wsir Mitdsll &c
ftorben.
9hilabelp1ia. 4. Sauuur.
'Tr. g. Weir UQittxa, Der beiannts
ROmanidriFtlteIler uno arst, lit am
Soantag bier i'm boben 4Itsr bon
s. Sabren inFpIge BON 2lItersi6fpGts
geiiorben. 9rs Mithea mar Der
0srfaiIer elmer Reibs bon ipsitpera
brsiteisn Romansu uno iein leBter
Romon .Weitlpdps" erfdi.n srit Dor
meniaen Wonaien. Nud auf mebISis
niidem Gebist bat er als 9srpenIpe'
5icliit elm. an3abl Mer.e geihrieben
uno mar bon ben uniperiitdten go
lcana, Toronto, 6arparb uno Yrinces
Ton burt 8srleibuns BON Ghrens
arahen duseeSeihnet tporoen.
Shpefter pom 9ruosr ers
ihoifen.
Dapion, Shio. 4. Samar. -
Die 16jdbrige Mabel ainnsp in 2ss
banon, Warrsn Gountp. puroe beute
Mbeno bon ihrsm nm siuei Sabre Glte.
rem 9ruper GrnIt nit einem Rspolper
erihoiIsn. 9ls Utabhen mar fait ullf
Der GtelIe ioot. Gis 0eIhtpiitsr balss
ten fih i'm Sder3 Inn ben geiig zines
Repolpers. ais iich bic Waffe. ipelhe
MIR cine aussl sntbielt, in ben odnoen
Res 9rllbers snlup. GerfeIbe bolte To-
sleih einen Qr5r hsrbei. bod mar bic
llngliidlite bsi osi1en 4nfunft bereits
tobt. Der 9ruDer lit auber Iih Dor
Rnmn,er. Cine Verhoftuns ipuroe
nidt pcrsenommsn, oa es fih um einsn
unoIiidsi1en 3uIau tanhslt.
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men bes 8allets ausgebrofxn. Die
galleteuTen rebellirten. neil Tie obne
Sricots, nit nudten geinen, tan5en
Iollten. ga iie fpeaen ibrer Repolte
iummnriih entlaffen ipurben, bsidrite
ten fe ben alasetDes.
g Stebaigiabrises Mtlitdrs
iubiIGum.
Berlin, A. Januer. ssn Dresden
bot Der Senior Der iddiiiden Offi5ie.
re, General 9artfi, bic ;Seier ieines
fiebsisjdbrieen Militdrjubildums be.
gdngen.
aOnig Jriebrid Quguft bon Sads
fen ianbte benz geteranen, Der bereits
neun5ig Sabre aIt. Elm in bersli6s
WOrte getIeioetes aekgramm.
92eues aus D2erifo.
gl Ba{o, Ter, 4. Sanuar.
,Srancisco Mla bat an Sonntag per
gabn BON sSuare5 bic Heiie na6
Giinga ongetreten, I'M bort ben
Sberbeiebl iiber Die 9lebellentrlippen
All iibernehnlen. Or lpirb Die Heiie
bis mad, CHIHUAHUA init Der gnbn
MAIDEN uno Damn ben 3ieit oes @es
aes nit einern sliitontobil 3uriidlegen.
Gr miro lnterrDegs 2500 Dtonn SSSns
fanterie iuno 4rtilerie ilberbolen,
Die unter General gac2opio Serrera
na6 Giinga unferipeqS iiro. 8or lei.
ncr 9lbreile eop g5tua ieinem I'm
tpillen itber Die Irt uno 8eile, lpie
ore gtngriife nif Sjinga eriolgten
Ausorud nno erfIarte, ooB leiner
glniidt nad oIe Meaierungstrlippen
fnnernalb pon 5Ipei Saaen aus Der
Staot bdtten pertrlcben lperoeu
soaeu.
2oreoo, Ter, 4 1Sanuar. Gic
.8nrniion Don 9tuepo 2areoo mar am
Somtng oarnit beltditiqt, neue Ser.
fdun3lngen cine Strerfe pom Der
Stabt cntiernt alIfpnuerIen un6 iidl
fir eineu meiterem glngrifi leiteus
Ger aonititlttionaIilien por3u6ereiten.
Die i1rericits etIpa 81 g2cilen lii0lld
bon 9tuepo 2areoo aui 0erItdrflm,
gen Barren. 3eruer miroen an
Sonutdq aud, Die 2eiteu bom
|ShladtlcIoe eHtfernt un0 sSreilno
lHb sSeino ruitroen 81 aIeider Belt III
Raiienarabern beltattet.
csn oen Rangirb0ieu ser gubn
ipnroen bier 10000 Eatroueu, Die
unaeb!id, iiir Die aonitltutioualiIten
heitnE1rHt tparen. poil Den glnOesbe-
horoen beidAaaratsfat.
preItbio, Ger. 4. San. Ter
SonHtaq, Der Iehite 5as Der 9slages
ruug bon Siinga ourh Die RsbelIeE
untsr Gsnerdi Grtesa brohte nod ims
msr tsins gntideioune, obfdOn ous
gsfdiisfsnsr ben gan3eH Gag iibsr
dHhielt. 4uf bsIoen Seiten Darea
Disoer unIebnIide 8erlulte gu Der5eiC1s
nen uno bic YsrpuHoeten beioer Bar
teisn, stpa $50 Wann, purosu, ba
ipseer Die msrituniifen Rsoierunss.
truppen nod bic RsbelIen Sanitdtse
oienit hdben, oui Der. gtaaten Gs6iet
sebraht unb in Dem SduIhaufs uno
Der Stride bier. bic in 5pipItiIsr uns
genanoelt porbsn iinc, untergebrdh..
Gas aabinett bIeibt.
gelgrab, 4. Snuuar. Is tpiroe
am Sountaa bcfannt gegebeH, oaB
cus aabinett i'm Amt oerbleibeu
miro. Ter aoni9 bat es ab1elehnt,
Sie Tenliiiion Der W,iniiter, Die ihnl
am 30. Ge5ember biird DEN Qres
mierniaiiter q. q. gnd)ith inter.
breitet uoroen, anwnehnleu.
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8 drbtnat 8ibbong iiber bic
SonntaQsbeiIiauuu.

y aIttmore, Mo., 4. sSqnuor.
geleqentlth ieines am SonntQq ftatts
Ge6dbteu Veuia6r&empfanQes beqriibte
Der qretie &aroiua[ Gibbons iiber
10000 psriOnen, unter benen Iih
DteIe Geute befunbeu, bic nitt aatboiIs
ten limb. Sbidon er gu friibsr
Stunoe etne Mefie geleieu uno oauu
ipabreno bes 6ohamts eiue Yreoiqt
qeFdIten bate, Seigte DER &drbinal
pabreno bes Gmpfanas ouch niht ore
Gertngite Spur bon Grmii0unq.
SSn ietner Breoi9t bebanDelts Gqr4
ninal Gibbons Die Sontaqsbeiltqunq
nnn er fagte et.Da 5olgsnpe5:
SD bin in Iepr pieLen suropGiIden
Stdbten geIpeien, uno in bin feIt bus
ror iiber3eugt, taB IpeDer in 4aris,
9rH1el, Berlin rDer IeI6it IN Rom Elm.
10 qroBe 4ntung fir Die Hube uno
CrDnung am Sage bes .3errn berriGt,
iDte bier in Baltimore uno in anperen
Sta0tsn Der Union.
Gin IhdrTer 8eobaohter tanu i.a
bod niht umbin, bic oefdbrIiten Gin
qtifTe 81 bepbahteu, Die i'm Qaufe Der
perflpffenen pisr3tq Sabre in bic
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mddt iporoen limb. gBenn oieIeu
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panH bic 9ebdHten on 8ptt, bic Grpiqz
teit uno Das Sselen6eil p0lIia burn
neItlits 5rsubeu uuo 3eritreuuugeR
erittdt perbeu.
Mir miiiien Den G]rtitlihen Spnns
tag uiht nit BEN iioiideu Sahbnib
pner gar nit b:m SoRntuq Der Gus
ritaner oerlpet1eln. Der hrtitli6e
Sonntuq lit Die goloene WitttelFtraBe
3riIhen Der puritauiihsn Sonntagsa
heitiguna duf Der etnen uno Der ruda
baltioien 8ergniigungsfuht auf Der
anneren Seite.
Sonntag 1T Der 5oq Der Rube. Ser
Sag Der burmloien Grholung unb oer
oeiunpen 8srgniigungen, Die fir &ors
per uno Seele erIprieBlich iino.
Spnntag iolI Elm Gag Der 5relioe uao
oes inneren SonnenIhetns iein, me
ihon Der Rame SDnHtaq 10 inDn a1ls
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Dem 6iifsz zGeusralanpalt fir oas
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9erTonen Don Gaunern alIer 9lrt. Die
ii6 BEL ibren Watinatipnen Der 8oit
beDicnten, nm niht rpeniger ais 129
Wilipneu Dollars gerllpft mprDen.
Die Bo1tbeb6roeu tpolIen infolgeoeiieH
in altBeroroentlih enerqifder N8eiie
qsgen aae 9auner porqehen uno> in
,3utunft piro Die Qoitbehoroe BON ~
rem Rett, oerbdhtiqe Senoungeu uno
9riefi6uften BON Der geforperung
uusSuIflisBen, in ausseoe9ntem maBe
8ebrouh MAIDEN.
SieIs 8erItherlIng gibt 9err 2Qmar
in ieinem 8eri6t unb betont, odB ge-
rihtlihes 8orgeben gegen @auHer.
peld)e Die 95oit benltBen, fd7 ais lepr
langpisrig uno 81 gleider 3eit als
Iehr unbefrieoigenb ertpieIen bat, od
RE ShpinbIsr iebr hdufis nit 8elos
itrafeu paoontommen, Die iie uotiirli9
ohne Shtpierigtetten bs8ahIen tonnen,
od ibre 8aunsreien ibnen getpdltige
Summen ein6rinoen.
Gurh Die gnt3icbung 0es Bripiies
gums oes po'tperIanots Der Brief
it)aften ipiro oahtnge9en, pie Soerr
2um1r ausfiihrt, Der getrieb bes 0alz
ners ohns ipeiterss lahmgelept uno
qIeihssitig tpiro duh oas allgerneine
pubtitum aufmertium gemddat unb
ldbt fid niht 10 Ieidt rupfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05
"a etferbeviAt.

Ohio: Qoiole Ghneef1lle am Mons
ica: fGlteres ggetter pdbrenb bsr
yscHt gum Dienitas; fdp5nes Weit,r
am Dienftos, ifarfer Horbfpinb, Der
DtrGnberlin ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05
Su Not6
Vefinbet iid ein iumeit unbe=
fainter 9ampier in Der yiabe
Der aiiife ppn e}erIeD.
Ter 9oIfntter ,,SeHeca" nnber=
siiglih sur 4ilieleiitmns
abgeianot.
Ter Rame 0es Tanpfers miro in
Dem Tepeihen ais y8asca"
ungegeben.
-~Ne-
ltnbegrinoetes @eriiht, 6aB Der
9anlpfer ,aonigin 2ouiie" oem
llntergang nabe lei.

Die llnterriht5pI1ne bes Dtarine-
iefretdrs 9aniels fir Die Manns
id]aften Der 8unoesuarine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05

4ie Geihe Der oerifppltnoenen 5eiiIe
2fcGann aus grooflpn aui
Gonep Sslano geiunoeu.
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Der Gompfer .a0nigin 2ouiIe" bcs
RprofeutThen n2loDo bsftube fid t
Der Rdbe berSiiite bon Serien in @ez
fobr. 5batIdhe iit, baB Der DAM
tfer our 3ett in auItraliifen @etpdfs
fern ift
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n Otutter" WeurD SSSones miro bon Der
gfli5 III Irinioao, Sol, prompt
auf 0en Sd)u6 qebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05
Cincinnati. aaontas. ben s. Sannar 1914.

men bes 8allets ausgebrofxn. Die
BaleteuTen rsbenirten. neil lie obne
Sricots, nit nddten 8einen, tan5en
Iolten. Ta iie fDeaen ibrer Rebolte
fummnriih entluffen iuurDen, befdrite
ten lie ben aldeetDes.
Stebsigjahriges Militdrs
iubiIa m.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05

In1ualt s. 9. 3ensrnore Dom Ser.
Staaten Gepdrtenent fir 2lrbeiter.
angelegenbeiten iiber Die
ltnion5fragc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05

5abl Der pofiaaiere, namentlit1 alte
2eute uno Sinoer nubten Die 5trets
b. gum cilfsaIs setragsH ueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05

'Seiner aniift uah bdtter Die
&upferuincabeiiber in Uttd)igall
Die Union auerfennen ioaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-05
Aaroinaf Gi66ons
asnRerte iih seleseutlih .iner
EreSist iiber bic spums
tassheilisuns.
JH 5fnet Sabren babes gdjminhler
hermittelft Seussung Der Vpit
1873 Wailitpnen Dollars
erbeittet.

Senator 8orob iibt idarfe aritif an
Dem ariegs5uitano in oen @ru6en.
oiitriften in @eIt 8trginieu.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-23
AMERICANS STILL
 IN NEED OF HELP

The Hague, September 22.-(Via London. 910 p. m.)-While there is decided de- crease in the number of Americans here in need of aid, pr. Van Dyke, the Amer ican minister, said today the cases before him were most difficult. In many in- stances persons applying for assistance are finding it hard to prove American cit izenship, but only few imposters have been discovered among the crowds that have sought assistance. Many applicants are unable to speak English, but investi- gation usually establishes their claims.
 It is believed the Americans in central Europe have been unable thus far to leave owing to lack of funds. Recently many persons who had been unable to leave earlier passed through here. The majority of them had been at health re- sorts in Germany and Austria. Even pr. Van Dyke is unable to give the number of Americans remaining in central Flu rope. Estimates of the number of those still in Germany range from 5000 to 1r,000. Several thousand of these are American students, many of whom have been unable te get away thus far. while others of them, having credit refuse to interrupt their studies