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Evening journal., 1914-02-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NEWS

Miss Florence Hugg has returned to
FELTON, after a visit to friends in this
city.
Mrs. Andrew Thawley has been yis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Alfred H. Ross,
of Greensboro, Md.
Miss Susie N. Stewart. OF Dover, is
spending two weeks with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. A. G. Hyland, Of Dover, Is on
a visit to friends In this city and
Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. B. Kellum and Miss Mary
Kellum, of Dover, are guests OF
friends here.
Edgar n. Wead, auditor-in-chief OF
the DUPONT Powder Company, left
yesterday for Chicago, where he will
remain over Sunday.
Gordan L. Thompson and wife, OF
this city. leave Wednesday via the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company, for dupont, Fla, with the
view Of securing a tract OF land of the
DUPONT Railway and Land Company
Mr.. Thompson was formerly In the
commission business on East Fourth
street
Evening journal., 1914-02-07

Registering at the Hotel McAlpini
New York from Wilmington during the
past week have been: II. B. Belts, T. f.
Doremus G. 6. Rheuby, Walter Black
son, C. b. Henning, w. NJ. Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Lissner. w. II. Fenn, Mr..
and Mrs. c. ]. B. Henning, 6. N. Har-
rington. Mr. and Mrs. f. /. La Beaume,
X. X. v. Casey, George w. Sparks. f.
w. Pierson, C. A. Rudolph. NJ. d. MUIR
Why, Mr.. and Mrs. James Meharg, II. D.
Belts, Maurice DUPONT Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p Laffey, w. A. Worthington,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Banker.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. /. B. Hennng OF Will
mington. who have been in New York,
were at the McAlpin.
General Wilson of Wilmington, who is
spending a few days in New York this
week, entertained at luncheon at Del
monico's on Friday
Frederick Everett Thompson OF New
York of the firm of Livingston and
Company, bankers, is spending few
days in Wilmington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. /. Le Baume of Will
mington are spending a few days at the
McAlpin, New York. Maurice dupont
Lee has also been there this week. and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Banker and Mr.. and
Mrs. }. p. Lafiey are also guests.
Mrs. Sarah Hatchet is visiting
relatives at Magnolia.
Miss Beatrice Crossmore. Of Wyom-
ing, was a recent guest Of friends in
this city.
Miss Helen Simmons has returned
TO Wyoming after a visit to Miss JUS
tine Chambers.
Mrs John Everett is a guest of her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tar
burton, of Little Creek.
John Harrington. Jr.. is spending
few days with his parents at Little
I Greek.
Walter Buckson has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
/ Buckson. Of Beipsic.
Adolph zacker has been visiting
( friends at Wiley's.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
REBATE PROBE
FOR U.S.. STEEL
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion VIII Comply With
Senate Resolution
EXAMINE COMPANY
RECORD s YEARS BACK
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Announce-
ment was made today by the inter-
state commerce commission that 1t
would comply with the senate reso-
luton introduced by Senator Lane,
of Oregon, for an investigation of al
legged rebates given by the United
States Steel Corporation.
The inquiry will be for tho pur-
pose of ascertaining whether the
United States Steel Corporation or
any OF its subsidiaries has been guilty
of giving or receiving any unlawful
rebates, offsets or preferences. espe-
cially within the last six years"
No date is set for the opening of
the hearing. but It will begin within
three or four weeks.
A copy of today's notice Will be
served on all railroads and steel COM
panies affiliated with the big corpora
ton, including the Carnegie Steel
Company, the Illinois steel Company,
the Indiana Steel Company, the Ma
tional Tube Company, the Shelby
Steel Tube Company, the American
Steel and Wire Company, the Ameri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate Company,
the sharon Tin Plate Company, the
American Bridge Company, the Union
Steel Company, the Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railroad Company, the II. G.
Frick Coke Company. the Interstate
Transfer Railway Company and the
Spirit Lake Transfer Company.
The hearings viii probably be open
ed In New York and will be continued
In Pittsburgh. Cleveland and Chicago.
The com, lete records of the steel cor.
poration for the last six years will be
gone over and the commission indicates
il will require the books, documents and
papers of the concerns under invcstiga-
tion.
Admittedly inspired by David II. La
mar. the "wolf of Wall street" the Ian,
. resolution aroused intense opposition in
the Senate. A fight by Chairman New
lands Of the interstate commerce com
mittec, to have the resolution referred
to his committee succeeded and the reso
luton was practically killed by com
mittec report.
A substitute resolution offered by
Senator Norris requesting the inter
state commerce commission TO make th'
investigation" was finally passed.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lodge en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon at
their home. Montrose, in honor OF
their son, Samuel ]. Lodge. II being
his fifth birthday anniversary. About
twenty-five children attended the
party and many pretty gifts were re-
ceived. Among those present were:
Mrs. Eugene Solloway, Master Bay
ard Solloway, Miss Mary Jamison
Miss Marion Walthers, Miss Ruth
Clark. Miss Audrey Long, Misses Ar
villa, Mabel and Mary Hinderer. Mas
ter Hansel Nowland, willard Ochle-
tree, Howard Robertson. Clifford
Berg. Raymond, Norman. and Franl
/ Hinderer, Mrs. Chas. Walker anC
daughter Catherine. of Bellevue; Mrs
Emma E. Jones, of Richardson Park
Mrs. Ernest w. Hinderer, Jr. an,
Mrs. Charles Lodge.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
ROBBY BYRNE
SIGNS TO PLAY
WITH PHILLIES

The man who is to cover the mid
die sack of the infeld for the Phillies
this year came to terms yesterday
When a signed contract from Wee
Bobby Byrne drifted into the Pills
Office, c. Doom and the rest Of the
Quakers' official family heaved a sigh
Of relief and satisfaction. With Byrne
safe and snug from the Federal kid
nappers. Doom can now go ahead and
plan his infield
The former St. Louis and Pitts
burgh player can play any position
in the infeld' but first base. and now
that a wide gap is yawnlng since
Knabe hoped TO Baltimore. Bobby
is to have the opportunity of show
ing Philly fans that he can work at
second base as well as third.
Cy Marshall and George Chalmers
are now the only Phls outside tho
fold. Both pitchers have rebelled
at the figures offered, Marshall de-
manding that his salary be doubled
and Dot" insisting that he be given
more than what he drew down in
1913, despite the fact that he pitched
very few complete games. Doom,
however, expects both of them to
come TO terms before the club hikes
south.
The Phillies most likely will be
without the services Of Eppa Rixey.
the elongated Virginia pitcher, until
juno i. Htixey graduates from Vir-
ginia this season, and must remain
until June ] to secure his diploma.
He has accepted terms with the Phil
lies to play this year. but has not
signed the contract, and the chances
are that he will not until he secures
permission Of the club to finish his
studies at Virginia.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07

Frank H. Buck, Allen S. Wise. Her
bert V. Lindsay. William j.. Torbert,
Jr., Howard II. Adams, Louis G.. Glib
ney, s. r. NJ. Thomson. Julian. Clark.
Walter Aurand, Edward Watts. Linden
Owens. Francis p. Mccarthy, Herman
]. Little. Emory NJ Bonwill and Paul
Emerson, students of Delaware Col
lege.
Wallace A. Sawdon Byron r. Fos-
ter. Elmer f. Blades, W. Stewart. ALI
mond. l. Stanton Lank, Mitchell Hill
William +. Francis. E. Preston Jolls
and Artesan Smith. Of Wilmington :
Otto Thomas and Arthur S. Houchin,
Jr., Of Newark; Carl A. Taylor. OF
Camden. N j.; W. Hart Scott. Of
Townsend; ". Leslie Back. of Della
ware city; DR.. S. M. ID. Marshall
and William Price. OF Milford; Carl.
ton Walls and Ayers Stockley. OF
Smyrna; J. Gilbert Attix and David
l.. Sloan. OF Trenton. and Robert c.
Lewis. OF Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
FERRET AND DOGS
KILL 81 RATS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del, Feb. Noticing
that rats we're playing havoc with his
grain bins and everything eatable
about his stables. William Todd, a
farmer near Greenwood. purchased a
number Of ferrets and rat dogs. The
dogs and ferrets arrived at his farm
last week and he started in to drive
the rodents from his farm. Within
few hours after the start was made
81 rats had been killed. A hunt the
next day resulted In the killing Of not
single rat Those which had sur
vived had evidently been overcome
with fear and had gone IN search of
safer quarters.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
ENTERTAINS IN
DAUGHTER,S HONOR

Mrs. w. f. Smith celebrated her
daughter Mabels birthday on Mon
day night at her home at Montrose
Dancing, music and games were en-
ioyed by the guests. The decorations
were red and white. Those present
were: Mabel C.. Smith, Lydia d
Ludwig, Myrtle Phillips. Eva Phillips
Mrs. G. H. Smith, Mrs. F. S. Maharty
Mrs. o. Comergys, Mrs. J W. Wat
kins, Florence Comegys, Margaret
Muth. OF Washington, d. c.; A. Nc
Guinness. r. ]. Smith, G. H. Smith. J
w. Walker. Clifford Maharty. Mr.
Hunt. Mr.. Downes. Mr.. Tankardt. Mr.
Coffigon, of Cape Charles. Va; FLOYD
f. Murray and John J. De Noll, OF
Philadelphia, and Theodore W. +
Smith.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNcEp.

At a luncheon given yesterday ar
ternoon at 1119 West Fifth street,
Mrs. Nathan Newlin announced rhe
engagement Of her cousin. Mrs. Mary
Biehn, formerly Miss Mary Ilit,h. to
Harold G. Dean. OF this city. The
groom-to-be is connected with the
Bee Hive cigar store in the DUPONT
building, and is well known through
out this city. Mrs. Biehn's parents
are deceased. They we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemuel Hitch.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
James I. Chandler, w. u. sis.s sGs sis s..
Telephones
A~OA S@ASI 1903 267A
DEATHS.

Sarah Elizabeth Zaeisr
Thomas M BAN.
Gertrude Handy Lank
Eiizabsth Lee
Rebecca r. Ball
William II. Prescott
Lydia O. Cox
Christopher c. Cole.
Angus Z. Calvin.
Sarah Elizabeth Zeigler.
Esther Ezrailson.
zEIGLER-In this city, on .Febrnarv 4
lSi4, sarah Elizabeth, widow OF Nathan
zeigler, aged 75 years.
=, FUNERAL and interment private at Newsrk
=. cemetery, Newark Del, on sund.y
afternoon. February g. at so o'cloct
bALis-At kiamensi Del. on Februnrv q.
1914, Thomas n. Ball. aged 90 wears.
81 helatives and friends are invited to attend
me me funeral from his late residence Kinrnersi
Del', on Sunday afternoon. February 4 A.
a a, eiock. Services at Marshailton II r
Shurch, at o'clock. Interment AZ 81
LANK-In this city on Eb,s; EsbT"nry to,,
gertrude Handy, daughter Of r. Barrett
ana Emma Handy Lnnk In her str year
ooao oneral err from her parents residence. No.
-sos .sos Mrnshinston street. on Monday after.
and interment at Bethel M Chrr.s
out further notice "' """'
LhEMln Ei,,.k..t this city, on February 4. 1914.
Funeral and interment private.
nA-i-on February l. 1914 Rebeecn p
apa9,gPier OF Thomas NJ. and Ella Mngarrsi
BAN In her 2ist year 80
Relatives, friends and r,.,.h.. ~,
nontas Council. No. l. ID. Of H.. are invited
70 attend the funeral from her Darents' -
senes' Niam,ns Del. on Sunday. February
NJ +. Church. at 2 O'Clock rnter,n.,, ''', ,.
a. -. James. cemetery. Newport
l fhESCOTT-On Fcbruarv q 1914 y-iIi,,,,
- H. beloved husband Of cathryn Prescott,
N MS 4lst year. '
Relatives and frienda Of tho family .l.o
Onesler Council. No. 36. o. l. A. .re H.
Vlted TO attend the funeral on SUNDAY ,rt.r.
ne Noon, o. o'clock. from the res!dcre, Of
chester Delaware County. Pp Tn.--.--.
~ l.aWncroft cemetery
OoA-At the Cedars on saro,5 ..
9TH. 1914, Lydia G. Cor '''''"'
Relatives and friends are invit.d .. -.
tend tho funeral services AZ fbs re.se-.s.,
meeune House Fourth and West streets
on second day. morning. al II o'cio.,
an,srmsnt .n,rli at Wilmington and Brandy wino
OoLE-In this city on Februarv 1914
Christopher c. Cole.
Relatives and friends, Phil Sher;dsr
fost No. %. and G. A. r.. arr inrited
| 70 the funeral services ut his late res;-
dence. No. 204 East Fifth street on
! Monday afternoon at ? o'clock Inter.
ment at Riverview cemetery.
HAl. lN--ln this city on Fcbr7isrr ..
1914, Angus =. Calvin aged 81 wears.
Relatives. friends and the employees
/ OF Pusey and Jones. and the u. +. Sbarr
company are invited to attend the IN.
neral services at thc residence Of his
son. William A. Calvin. No. 6lS Wash
!ncton street, on Sunday, February s,
/ at 3 o'clock. interment st Rivc-vie.y
cemetery.
ZElGLER--In fhis city on Fcbruarr ..
1919. Sarah EIisabeth. widow Of Nash-
an Zeiglcr. formerly OF Newark, Del
aged 75 years
Due notice OF fnnernl will iie given.
EZRAII.SON--E Esther Ezrailson. wife OF
Morris Ezrailson. aged 81 years, Feb
ruary 6.
Funeral will takc place from her late
residence, Fifth and Spruce streets sun
day. ? p. m. lntcrmcnt ut Lombardy
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
SERVICES At TRINITY.

In Trinity p. Z. Church. Delaware
avenue and Adams streets. tomor-
rows services will be as follows;
Holy Communion. at 7.30 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at IL
o'clock, and evening prayer and SER
mon at 7.45 o'clock. There will be
special music at each service. with
sermons b. the Rev. Frederick NJ.
Kirkus.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
MIIFORD cIpI. A RpTnF

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, Feb Miss Nora
Clifton. oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Clifton. OF Slaughter Neck, and
Wallace jefferson. son OF Nathaniel n.
Jefferson, were married by the Rev. w.
~. Taylor at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage in Lincoln on Sunday evening
last. They viii live ON Mr.. Jeiierson's
farm, in slaughter Neck.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
COLLEGE DEAN 4 YIsIT0R.

Miss Winifred Robinson, the new
dean of the Affiliated College for wo-
men at Newark, will arrive In Will
mington late this afternoon and will
be entertained by Mrs. A. ID. War
ner, Sr., while in this city. Miss
Robinson is a member of the faculty
of vassar College and comes to Della
ware to confer with the faculty OF
Delaware College regarding the
courses of study for the woman's col.
lege next fall.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
MIR. RICHARDs ENTERTAINs.

L. l.. Richards of New York gave
a supper In the private dining room
at the Hotel DUPONT last night, at
which the following were guests;
Pierre S. DUPONT. A. A. dupont, John
J. Raskob. William Coyne. E. Ahuja
of Chile. South America; c. A. Belin
r. G. Tallman and o. G. Holmden
of London.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
Bad
Blood

ls poisonous and dangerous
thina.l II affects eVory organ and
function and brings about that
low condition that prsdisposss TO
most diseases and ailments.
HOODS sARsAPARiLLA COR
rsets Il, and makes pure blood.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
SCHOLARS ENTERTAINEn.

The pupils of Miss Irene Fulton,
elocutionist. will give an entertain
me1t at Mt Pleasant School, Belle
vue, on Wednesday evening Febru-
airy IL for the benefit OF the nature
club OF that school
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
DRU N KARDS

Browns Drink Treatment never fails TO
destroy the craving for strong drink, the
appetite for which cannot exist after using
this remedy. Given in liquid with or with
out the knowledge Of the patient. Tasteless
81 per package, booklet free. The DR..
Brown Co., e35 Arch street. Philadelphia,
Pa or for sale in Wilmington by Scar
borough Drug Co., Fourth and Market Sts
and by N. B. Danforth. Second and Market
sfreeta
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
MINSTREL SHOW FOR
ST. RLIZABETH'S

A minstrel show for the benefit OF
st. Elizabeth's Church will be given
in the Polish Turner's Hall. Mary
land avenue and Sycamore street, on
next Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
w. G. A. WOLLOPS
SMYRNA HIGH

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb. Wilmington
Conference Academy five walloped
Smyrna High School. at the Academy.
last evening, 81 TO 10. The features
Of the game were the shooting of
Captain Robinson, Niblet and For
sythe, while Goldsboro starred for the
visitors. Lineup:
w. G. A. Smyrna High School
Robinson, capt. forward. ... Scotten
McNeal ...... forward. y. Goldsbox6
Niblet Palmer
Forsythe .... center. ...... Ennis
Harris ..,...... guard. ...... Hall
Burke Holland
Cough guard. Deakyne
Field goals Robinson. s Forsythe,
3; Niblet. g: Goldsboro, 3 Ennis. 1.
Foul goals-Robinson 3; Ennis. IL.
Referee-Carney. Scorer, Willis.
Timekeeper--Scotten.
A preliminary game was played by
the Academy girls and the girls OF
the Smyrna High School, the Academy
girls defeating Smyrna, 10 to 7. Cap
tain Cochran starred for the Academy
and Miss II. Johnson for the visitors.
Lineup:
w. c. A. Smyrna High Sschool
Cochran ..... forward H. Johnson
Shockley forward. E. johnson
Wimbrough
Jones .......... center. .... McClarey
Dickerson
| Thompson ...... guard. ........ Ford
Jacobs
Hewitt ..... guard M Midland
poore Lewis
Field goals--Cochran, s Shockley
9; II. Johnson. 1. Foul goals-Coch.
ran, .; II. Johnson. 5. Referee
Pratt Scorer-Willis. Timekeeper-
4 Scotten.
Evening journal., 1914-02-07
IOc' CSC, soc, 81,

CARD OF THANKS.
mt. and Mrs. A. S. Walton desire 70
tnanx s the,. -a1y friends for their kindness
ana peagtiiul floral Offering during the sick
ness and death Of our daughter. Elizabeth
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30

cine Srugooie fait me6r obnen aIs
erfennen. uSn Der alien 3eit batten
ole Serren i6re 9iebIinee, Moment
lid ais SGger; ouh mein 8oter bate
ibrer 5tDei. Die griioer 8etruiha uno
Natruido, 6mei idone, itarfe uuO
flinfe Sdger, sic ieine &ammeroiener
tparen. geioe tporen fr~eigeloiien
moroen un0 es ipur0e ibnen BON
meinem @oter ie0e Irt bon CUNT
uno geborNignng 3iiteil. 9Hs mein
Batter ploblid1 itorb, toufte Ser Ser
oodt ouf. oaB Oieie 2eitte i'm Oergii-
tet bitten. ginen @rlno fano Der
8eroadt 0arin, 0uB man meinem
Batter oae Eapiere atto oaes @elo
eeItoblen 6atte mo MIR Die ltrfun-
ben, @edieI unO onoere Eopiere nj
ttnIese.n Sauie in Mosfau BON elmer
gettIerin obgege6en mur0en. SD
CLAUDE niht, oaB Der gerOnht 6e-
griinoet mar, ober lh boIte es im-
MERLIN fir moQlih. SoIhe Safe
famen Dor. no gerooe friibere Seib-
ei9ene, sic BON ibren @erren au bod
hinauigeboben ipor0en poren, bic
Itott Nrbeit pIobIih cine umfoifen0e
Maft erhaIten botten, Sen 8erltono
6arob berloren unO ibre @obIt1ter
.e%rmor0eten Motruifa un0 Be
trufha tparen oiih 10 iibergeidnoppt
fonnten fif NIT Oem mas fie erbieI-
ten, nidt mehr begniigen unO MOL
ten immer 90ber unO bober binaus.
bertrand ih Dies Oomols
nift. Mir. qefieIen fie einfoh, be-
Yetruiha. fpegen ieiner
SIinf6eit. ieiner araft itno mdnnIi-
den @h0nbeit. ser Sordfolt ieiner
aIeioun1 uno feines einfhmeiHheIn-
Sen @eIens uns RinSern. Defenders
mir qeaeniiber. Sd berIiebte mid
eerooeau in beioe, erblidte in linen
Mpniden bel on0erer Art
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
sOlitOis Batter,

Ser ioeben erT1ienene ShluBban0
ser ruIiiIAen @eiamtausgabe bon
SEQ GolItois @erfen entha1l. elnige
gum erltenmol beroffentIidte Scott
8en, Bic ser 9iHter ieinen 1908 DIS
1906 gei6riebenen u&inobeitserin-
n%erungen~ einfiigen moate, Die aber
Dem Serausgeber erit nah oerell
Drudlegung 8ugingen. 9as leb-
bafteIte Snterelie mer0en oaroiis Ell
nige Steaen erpeten, Die lid auf
EoIitois 8ater, @rafen Nifolai Sol
Itoi be8ieben. Ser 5obn idilOert
i'm iebr ani6auliA: ,.araftigen
idneaen S9rittes ee6t er oabin, nit
ieinem ianguintiA rotten Sails, ietnen
.guten i6onen Augen unO ieinen an
mltiq mGnnliAen 8epegungen-
MontmnL fommt er nit Der Efeife
in Ser Sano uno reiAt iie Dem Qie-
ner bin. @r fommt uno lest liA CUR
@roBmutter, fiiBt ibr Die Sa1o unO
I6er3t Elm menig nit uns, NIT Der
Sante ODER nit 5iooor SwanotpitIf
80. i'd ndbere mild BON linfs Dem
gater, feline Sano itreift meinen
Ropf meinen Sails. i'd liebe oieil
meiSe 6ono nit ben Aarafteriltiiher
rotten @treifen ouf Der aiBerer
SanofI66e. id nebme un0 halle IL
felt, iG tpuge fnitm un0 Ood Fife i'd
fie em0li6; oie Son6 oriidt meme
Sano un0 i6 bin riibreno 9Iiidlib.
2eufa-Y ausbnd spie man Sen iunger
SEQ rannte, Der run0lih woblgen1brt
ouslob, beobodtete aber nod orloe
res, lrno feline grinneritngen Ioiier
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Die ipsiuIs 6friurse Des aaiiers fir
feline Mrbeiter.

Nus MuloB Ser nelten MoBnabmen
ocs aaiiers 5ur gerbeiierutg Der 10.
Sialen Sage ieiner @cn0orbeiter auf
ser @erridaft Go0inen miro bon uiI-
terriGteter Seite geidrieben: Sic io-
aiolpoIitiId lebr intereiidnte Neiie-
rullg oes &aiiers, jeOen ieiner gooi-
ner 9a~noarbeiter nit 1000 W1orf All
ber1idern, biI0et nlir elm ipeiteres
@Iieo in Ser Settle ser borbilOIiden
io3ioIen 6iirforgemaBnabmen 0es
Monarhen fir Die Mrbeiteridoft ouf
feinen 8eiiBungen. @erooe Die bemer-
fensmerte jiingite MaBnabme &aiIer
@iTbeIms gtbt ermiinidte @eIegen-
belt, auf sic groB5iigige, ma6rboft
muitergiltige Art ieiner 6iiriorget1-
tigfeif, iopeit iie feline Irbeiteridoit
anbelongt, bin3umeiien.. gs liegt
Dem Monar9en Dor anem am @er3en
ieinen Mrbeitern Iidte un0 Iufti9c
8ebauiungen gu ihaffen, iiberan in
feinen Muiteronlngen Ieu6tet ols
@runogeoanfe @Dgiene un0 3medmG-
Bigfeit berpor. gs 1T ein tpabres
@ergniigen, fid oaroufbin sic 2nnc-
bousanIagen on5uieben, Die Der @ai-
fer feinen Mrbeitern erbauf ba4. ST.
@ominten beiipielSmeiie 1T cine gatt3c
2on0bdusfolonie entftanoen, sic
ourdQrs SEN @in6ruf elmer r~ei3en0en
8inenfoIonie I'M norapegiiAen Still
hinterlGBt. Nne oieie Sdusden prd-
fenfieren fi9 bon innen uno auBen in
10 Ihmudem @eipan6e un0 entipre-
hen 10 iebr anen Mnforoerungen mo-
6erner @obnbausbpgiene, 10 Dab bier
fallm nod @iinihe unerfiiat blieben.
Mber oamit niht genug, bat Der aai-
fer fir sic &inoer ieines MrbeitSper-
fonols SduIbausbauten erri6tet, De-
rem 3pedmdBigfeit un0 woblgefalli-
aes MeuBere oIs norbil0lid fir ben
ldnoIiden Shulbau iiberbaupt be-
aeifnet mer0en 0arf Nuh Sic gel
ifige anregltfl9, bic 3eritreuuna fit
&opf uno @er5 ieiner 2eute 6iloetc
Stets Elm Sauptaugcnmerf ser faiier-
Iihen 6iirlorgetGtiJfeit. auf allen
faiierlifen geiibungen iteben ben an
aeItenten Mrbeitern, Sagelobner'l
il. +. N. gibIiotbefen 8ur 8erfiigung,
oie cine MuspabI oes 8elten aus ben
qeiItigen ShGten aner 8olfer bieten.
3aneben bat Ser Monar6 9iAtbilo-
opparote nit anem 3lr6eb0r fir iein
@rtsperional ongefouft. Die ihnert an
Iangen@interabenoen erpiinidte I'm
terbalfung uno 3eritreult1tg bieten
{oIen. lte6eran ga, mo es an elmer
neutrality-suspicious. 8aOeOorrihtung
mnnqelt, bat Ser Safer leinen 2cuten
einen Mpparat iibermeiien laiien, Der
0uBerlih Sen ginorud zines &iiben-
tiihes modt un6 alid als FOLDER 81
berpenoen lit, aber innerbalb tpeniger
lRinl1ten in cine r~egelredfe Baoe'
ponne ourh cine 1mflappporriGtlna
umsutpan0eln lit, uno bequem gefiiui
uno sentleert tperoen fam.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
@adarinidmnssel i'm aurnHelI.

Sn GfunoftaOt BEL Sranffurt a. 80.
Ionte in ben ndbiten Eagen Elm Sea.
ruIIen beriteigert perOelt, oas aus
Ser Sdpei3 eingetroffen mar. Als
oas Raruifen ndber belidtigt lpuroe,
lteate es fid beraas, Oab idmtli1e
Solapfer6e 6es &aruiieus a~usgeboblt
uno nit Sodorin 1efiiIt maren. Gs
nuroen etpo 90 3entner oes Glib
Itoffes in Den Sol8pferoen peritedt
oufaefunoen. Ser 9eiiber oes Sea-
rriIens, Ser friiber in Yfunoita0t
pobnte, lit ipurIos berihpunoef.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-30
Die critic Sansarbsitsparterin Der
GtaSt Jranffnrt a. Wi.

Cine Observation-Disclosures, oie in
oen Mrbeiterfamilien fir Sronung
in Ser 8irti1oft lorgen ioa, lit iebt
in Sronffurt a. 20. angeitellt NOR
ben. Ser MogiItrat ging babel bon
Der @rpGgulng aus, bob Der Gild-
gang Ser biirserliben Sronltng IN
monden 6unilien oft a1f Oie nnfo-
6igfeit ser Sousfrauen, Ole Sabe
5uiommen5ltbolten, 8nriid5atfubren
lei. 9esbolb ioa sic SausorDeits-
mGrterin Die 6rauen 81 geOiegener
MISUNDERSTANDING anleiten. Die
Nrbeit Ielbit muB ole @befrau GUS
fiibren ~ 0te Observation-Disclosures
ibei6rGnft ii6 oaroai. Die anleitnlg
sa aeben uno Sic &ontroae olls5il-
iiben. Sn 51aen, in oenen irgelo
melhe Silfe 3rr MnGpenoltng bon ytof
uno Sorgen e~rforOerlih 1T, iteat ole
Sntsarbeitsn1rterin entTprehenoe
MntrGge bel ser Armenberpaltnng.
Ser er5ieberil9e @ert Oieier neuerl
@inridtung miro iid tpobl balo ouf
sic gimitise @eiie bemerfbar MADDEN.
Sofern nGmli6 6ie Anleitltng Der
Observation-Disclosures nifts fri6tet.
beItebt fir oie Semitic ole @efabr.
oaB f6r sic &inOer ent8ogen uno
in 6iiriorgeer8iebatng gebroft per-
A.
Sen.