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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
Walls That Separate Race From Race, Nation From Nation. Slowly
 Breaking Down
By D. JAMES A. MeDoNALD Edior of the Toronto cloBe

vr HE RELATIONSHIP sUcH : REVOLUTION GREAT HOPE SPEAKING PEOPLES THE cIVLIzATlon. oFN NORTH FOR THE UNITED STATES GIVE IT FUTURE stands Canada plus the pre that swings round the world will of and exehequers of nations but it W De OF IDEAS The will not be spiritual
 GIVE A NATION WILL DARE TO sTANDARDs IDEALS WERE VENERABLE BEFORE AMERICAN cIvrLzAToN is TO
 
 HONESTY AND FREEDOM FACTORIES AMERICAN LEGISLATURES CHURCHES
 We of threshold Political religious industrial and commercial forces at work
  THAT SEPARATE RACE FROM AND NATION FT7Olf NATION ARE SLOWLY BREAKING DOWN. The result win bs univers cvIi ationa and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
LOVES LAUNDRY

COLLARS CUFFS A General Laundry In PHONE 1s41
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
INSURANCE COMPANIES LOST MORE THAN TWO
 MILLIONS BY FIRE

Little Rock, Ark, March 2o-The fire at Hot Springs, September 6. that destroyed a portion of the business district, is largely responsible for a deficit of approximately two and a half million dollars in the operations in 1913 of 69 fire insura nee cornpanies in Arkansas This statement is in- cluded in the report of the state in- surance commissioner. just made pub lie Losses by fire during the year to- tailed $4 235, 76S and operating expenses increased expenditures to $5,370.332
 Premiums collected totalled s. .066, ,22S.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
JAPANESE RULER ASKED
 TO PROBE NAVY SCANDAL

of Japanese officials on account of na- val scandals in connection with re- ceipt of illicit funds was accommodated in an address to the throne introduced in the chamber Of deputies by the op- position parties
 The address declares that the scan dals are a. stain on the newly begun reign of the Emperor and harmful to the prestige of the Japanese navy both at home and abroad
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
MOLTEN LAVA BURNS
 STUDENT OF VOLCANO

Tokio March ao-Frank A1vord Per ret, the vo1eanologist of Brooklyn, N. Y, was, slightly burned on the hands and legs today by an explosion of molten lava while studying the vol cano of Sakura- lima, according to a special despatch received here from KagoshiIna
 MT Ferret, who represents the Vo1- eanic Research society of Springfe q, Mass, and is honorary assistant in the royal observatory. on Mt. Vesu-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20

Paris. March 2o.-Mne. Caillaux, whose action in killing Castor Cal mette, editor Of the Figaro. has plunged France into a ferment equaled only In this generation by the Drey- fufs case. is enjoying special favors in
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
SUFFRAGE VOTE IS ENCOURAGING TO WOMEN'S LEADER Losers Find Victory For Cause In Vote Cast in
 Senate. Brandegee and Mclean Both Recorded as Against the
 Resolution.


 Washington, March 2o-While the cause of suffrage did not win in the Senate it is regarded as intensely sig nifcant that a majority of the Senate went on record in favor of g. constltu- fiouaT amendment for equal suffrage. The vote was 35 to 34 in favor or the resolution but as two-thirds were re- <suired to adopt the resolution, the Vice President announced tnaL It nao failed of adoption.
 This defeat is the hardest blow the equal suffrage advocates have recelv- ed in their campaign to force con Eress to act favorably on the equal suffrage question Just before tne final vote on the resolution proper two test votes were taken on amendments restricting suffrage to white citl- gems.
 Senator Vardaman's amendment to repeal the Fifteenth Amendment or the Constitution, enfranchising negroes was lost by vote of 48 to 19.
 Ar amendment offered by Senator Williams of Mississippi restricting woman suffrage to white women was lost by vote of A to N.
 VOTE ON RESOLUTION.
 The vote on the suffrage resolution proper was as follows:
 yess-Ashurst. Brady, Bristovw. Bur ton. Chamberlain, Clapp. Clark, Wy orning; Gallinger, Gronna- Hollis, 44uehes. Jones, Kenyon, La Toilette, Lane, Lea, Myers, Nelson, Newlands, Morris, Owens. Perkins, Poindexters 'sT2anedell. Shafroth, Sheppard, Sher- man. Shoot, Stephenson, Sterling. Sutherland, Thomas, Thompson. Townsend and Works--S5.
 Nays-Banl<head. Borah, Bradley. Rrandegee, Bryan, Catron, Ddlhnssnan1, dn Font, Gore. James, Johnson, Lee u.odge. McCunnber, Mclean, Martin. Martina oliver, Overrnan, Page, Pit man, Pomerene. Reed, Shields. Smith. Georgia; Smith, Maryland; Smith. South Carolina; Swanson, Thornton, Trl1man, vardamau, Weeks, West and Wi1Ifams-34.
 WOMEN ENCOURAGED.
 Advocates of women's suffrage today declared that they were not discour- aged because they lost yesterday In the Senate to secure the adoption of an amendment to the federal conseitution extending the right of suffrage to women The Senate voted 8 for the thirds affirmative vote being necessary for apassage.
 Suffrage leaders were pointing to the majority of one vote in favor of the amendment as proof that their cause had scored a triumph in defeat and was far stronger than it's oppone nents had been willing to admit.
 They w8ne eprepared to renew their light to secure the passage by the Senate of 8 constitutional amendment enfranchising women. To this end it was announced today that they would support the proposed amend ment of Senator Shafroth of Cobra do.
 Suffrage leaders were also going for ward today with the plans for the big woman's suffrage demonstra ation here Mays. They said that 10, 900 women would take part in the parade and that 1t promised to be the most beautiful and spectacular procession that has ever taken place. No effort is being spared to make it an ar tistic afair.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
mate1y 4, ,ooo employees are affected.

mate1y 4,0o0 employees are affected.
 The meeting of the joint council came as a result Of the abrogation by the manufacturers Of the working agreement between the employers and employees and the state industrial com mission which resulted in settlement of recent strike affecting the same companies.
 The employers demanded that. all employees sign new ssno-strike', !, agreement for period Of six months
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20

H'nzmer want Ads one Cent q Word ]
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
ALTITUDE RECORD FOR THREE PASSENGER FLYER
 BROKEN BY. AVIATOR

Iohannisthal Ger, March 2o-The all titude record of F. .303 feet for a flight with three passengers was established today from the aerodrome here by Robert Thelen, the German aviator.
 The previous record for flight in an aeroplane carrying three passen- gers was held by the Frenchman, Ga- rafz. who OH March 2, attained an all .titude of 1n.89e feet at Chartreus, France
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
ts The Home of Rogers Clothes g
 051 MAIN STREET

yius. came here from Italy to study sakura-J -Jma, whose recent eruption caused great loss of life and prop erty
 the Volcanologica1 Institute at Ma p1aes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
SOUTH NORWALK STORE
 RAIDED BY BURGLARS

South Norwalk, March 20--Ishe .sta- tionery and newspaper store Of Brig german Brothers was entered by cut ting out a window last night and goods and money to rhe amount Of about $100 stolen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
EMPL0YES ABROGATE
 AGREEMENT AND 4,OOO
 SHOE WORKERS STRIKE

Portsmouth, O., March 2o-After an
 all night session the Joint council of the United Shoe Workers of America, today called a strike in the factories operated by the SeFby, Drew & Excel sior companies in this city. Approxi-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-03-20
MMe. CAlLLAUX

the St sIazare prison She is in the cell once occupied by Louise Michel
 the anarchist leader, known as the Red Virgin; Therese Hunbert, who duped bankers out of millions; Nine SteinheiI, central figure in the sensa-
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
9l6ncr 9rmrn @reuina So.

Seit Ginger 3eit annonciert oie
Nbncr 9rilrp 8reiping 60. in ben
IogeS5eitlmgen iomie i'm Soitrnal
ibrc Hrooufte @onal YilIen, Sl6
Glnrn una @rogreiipe. Die 8rolt=
erci bat Elm aonteIt orrnnglert nllO
Is @reiie i'm @%eiammtmert bon
500 fir hrei anfidtc .allsgeiebt,
folacnoc Sbemata bebauoeln
ioaen:
.@arlim trinfeu sic 9eute &opal
Yilicn?4
8arum trinfen Die 9eute .Olo
@lorp?4
@arrm trinten 0ie 2Gite .Nro=
grciiip @rem?T
Ole Infidbe, sic e~ingclaufen lino.
limo oae fur3, biinoig un0 Idon ge-
id)riebcn. @ir briugen ocnienigeil
ciles 0euti9en gbonnentell, ben bon
Serrn Ghriit. Suppmanll, geo. 495
s. Str. Q. %. 5rm I6ornd. Ser
Iclbe erbielt ais 4. @reis $40.
vSabe ieit mciner &inobeit in
Ientlhlan0 uno Amerifa Bier Qe-
bralldlt. Sd fomme aus eincm Can
ocstcilc ocS Nlten Qanoes, mo sic be-
item Sopfen unO Mal5 gebrau6t per-
Den ulo mo- 8iertrinfen aagemein
mo Vrand) lit. Sd babe al alien
3eiten MIR oas Bette ~genofien.
Mo9lid, OaB oie @ilieni6aft Cub
%ltitllte, tcilueiie fir &opfen umo @aIs
%1efunoen; a6cr elmer, ser nie id
bios Die reinen. altmooiid ~gebrauten
Slere gel0medt. tann ni9t bintergangen
iperoen. Sarum trinte i9, on @lorp"
Elm Bier, oas INNER oas @lei6e iIt!~
Sic u%talfs@ oes 9raucrmeiters in
zen Nnnoncen, iomie fein 8ilN, baberl
mobl ibr beites getan, ole Yrooufte
Dor OaS Solf 81 bringen. Serr
@golf bat es perItanoen, quite Sc
tronte 81 hrallen. Ser Nhef Der
6irna, @crr 0rllrn Gin a~ebQrener
Srldnoer, bat ieoO6 Die @enugtuuus gu
leben, oaB unter ieiNer tii9tisen 2eituNs
oas IelAdft blibt.
Der friibere Eeilbaber, lelocr jung
uno 81 friib geltorbelL mar 9err
80. Abner, EN- Grinder Der 6irma,
oeiicn Elm gan5es 9eutihtum pou
8aibington ieood nod beute nit
Siebe uno Sod)adtung geoeufen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

Die fe @eb6rOe bai
Observation-Disclosures bcuiai9t rcip
a6qemieien:
@emiQiqtc N(pplifationcn: Sar.
rington MiQS So. Sltc.s Sotel, Ori.
dinal 9lppI. @o. 80 lite Str. @@
5im 9. GoiteIo, 635 $ Ctr. Nc
nah 9fo. go in oerielben StraBe.
Gbas. $. @ilrIe, 800 %a. Npe. II
%. nad 345 in oerielben StraBe.
Gote s. @eId, 24t 6 Ctr. 9. @
uah 24S 3. Str. g.. @.
Irancis e. Gor, 1880 g. s. Noe.
nod 1913 Il Str. q. @.
Nhqemieielc 9lpplifationell: ~
s. N1llrfc, 433 Critic Str. g. SO
nod 700 AZ Str. @. @.
s. s.. @obmanlt, bon 302 t4tc St
q. %. nnd 80 $ Str. e. s.
6. &. 2D00anc. BON t40S=10 8is
coniia 9(penltc e. @. naG 1925 in
0erielben StraBe.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Yurf's Sranffnrter, SOlO9ncr,
@crGndcrte 8ratiunrit.
ltabcrfGlidt! 1lnii6crtreFflih!
.Gablers, 532 Genter Marft
nnO Is 9iigss Marft,
vGOm torOiG 0cmciuOe".


Slt Ser ISOLDE pom ,. bis Z. Wtdr5
.6Qtten @lieoer Ser Goncor0ia Sonl=
tags 6lle. inter 2citung BON 6rarl
Is. Gnqels, Sri. @elene gngelS ul6
SRI. Qiaie @aicr elm tiiAtig Stiitt
Grtra=9lrbeit 5lt %leiiter, inoem iie an
Scr Sia6entcn StraBe, nabe Scr Slo-
rioa 9(pe., eincn &erfonf BON abgc=
leQtcn @eaenIt1noeL eincn logcnann-
tcn .GumnlaQe Sale" leitcten. @S
mar feline leiftc Nllfgabe, ~tagtGglidl
uon obt ll6r morgcnS bis sur icl6cn
Stlll0e oben05, oln SumStag iogor
bis 5ebn ll6r, am Nlabe SIT iein fir
sic Ginbringung bon geniigen0 Sa-
fei1 iopie fir Ben 8crfallf 0ericl6er,
in8lttrctell. oaein iie fan0en Die
Mitbilie picler @iaigen unO Der fl
lQn8ieae@rfolg re6tfertigtc nle9fii-
ae. Had N65ltg BON etmaS iiber
$1,000 Iusgabcn mlir0e 9ienstag
Nben0 in Scr 9cbrerperionmllng
Sic biibi6e Sumnle BON $t33.16 ab-
rlieiert, Oie oa5ll p%erpanhct mcroen
ioa. 6a1ili1e &erbciicrlnqcn I'm
@r0gei6oB Ser Stride 81 mad)ell mo-
ourcb sic SonntagSf6ularbelJ praf-
tiihar gcitaltet mer0cn fam. Nbgc-
iebelt pom finan5ieaen @eninn batte
Scr Nerfaltf altb nod Den 9tlibei1,
oaB m~Qnberlei @egenitml0e, &lei-
ornJsitiide, uip., Ole JOINT nubloS
mlberQelegen battelL beoitrftigcn
9euten fiir Elm geringes @elp oienit-
bar geniddt murOen. Gin @lien Der
@cmeinoe foltfte einen @%eiammtbor=
rat Don $500 nitf rno pcrteilte nen-
iclbcn lmter 9eoiirftige.
Ataf Dem @eg5llg oes fiir3lid)
s%erheirateten Sri. Miaraaretbe 9fei-
finger, mur0e @err SO. q. Mfonteo.
merp 5ilm SuperintenNenten Der eng
liihen 4bteilltng Der Goncoroia
5onntagsidule ertp16lt. Sri. SOa
Nsrh lit @ilfs-S iiperintenoeutit.
lin einen pcrmebrten 8eitrog SIR
Stelier Ser in Central SSnoien berr-
i6enoen @lmgersnot einieil0en 81
t6lmCn, peranitaltet Der Goncoroio
Niiiiollsperein n0diten Sreitag
llteno einen W}iilions Nbcllo III Der
aopele. Glide Der 4leinen Der
8emeinoe bringen cine fitr5e orauna-
tiide 9luffiibrung bar, Der @erein
ielbit b6lt einen @ertauf BON N1bar-
tifeln m0 Grfriidungen %. 3li-
Qleib prrocn Mitteililnaen iiber 0it
SaGlage IN Snoicn genlad)t meroen.
SeOermaun iii ireuaolihIt cingcla-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
SOdfeinc eanOjaser, GerSclat,
Galami nn0 6Oliteiner, 35c y. YfO.
@ii6lcrs, 532 gemter Marft
nnS Is Niggs Narft.

81 lie out @aibineton's
@alftnL beinqoers 81. an..mWbtnS,H
funOiert iino, unO iDie Iebr tie oas8er.
trauen oes YltbliflimS per0ienen,
gebt ans Dem 6inan5allsneis bcroor,
Der Dem aomptroaer oeS Shasamts
cingereiht lit mo Sen mir al anOe-
rer Gteae pllbli3ieren.
American Security and Trust Co.
Second National Bank.
District National Bank.
Riggs National Bank.
Columbia National Bank.
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Union Savings Bank.
Home Savings Bank.
llnleren 9eutlden ieicn oiele Bait
fen b~eionoers empfobIen oo iie Sic
oeutide 3aitung patroniiieren uno
ourd Oicielbe iib an oas oeutide Yli-
blitum peroen.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

men Gritlingsromon u6rau 9ltllit",
ocn Die p6raffurter 3%eitiing" in it,
rem 6erilleton peroffentli6te, int Ben
iplgenoen Sabren 9ranlcn, Die ii6er
eine groBerc 3ablgibnen gingen, oa-
rallf fir sic u&6lniihe 3tg.~ Sen
&on1an u9as goloene Settalter~ ,
mafte QroBere Neiien ourh europa,
puroe Gbef-Heoofteltr Deb SAM
burger g. Ntahr.", perbeiratete mid
nit Der SGngerin Minnie Ser5og-
Seller, mltroe oils erlter S~tltllft= uno
Ebenterfritifcr mad Berlin berltfelt
rno ihrieb bier -auBer Sen GeOi9-
ten, Die iiberaa entltonoen- oie
Nonlone Ser @raf bon @lei6en~-
Ser Ben 4utor nod obeu tritg1,
Sic bonn @ie0errbcin" ltlo .0os
9ebenSlic0~, Die mir Sen GrfoIg i'm
%oterlanoe ii6erten. SSebt lfuf id
nod longet &orltHoieil in Stalien
oaS &euoiiiance : S6ollipicl u9ie
Gonootticre", 0os balD oltf sic Bib
he iolI. llnter0eB orbeite ih an eli
ncin nellen &oman. 0a babcn Sic
Oen Stefbricf.
9(ls Meni1 itebe ib auf sem
S%tan0punft, Dab man SEN Sh0pfer
Der @elt nibt better c6ren fam, ais
ipenn man 0ieS 2e6en nit ieinen
&1mpfen rno Siegcn ais oaS berr-
l;d)ite aller 2eben empfinoet.
llno oana9 ban0elt!
2e6en Sic mobl, m0 nebmcn Sic
fir oas ncue SSsabr sic berslihitelt
@riiBe unO frobiten @iini6e SbreS
crgcbcncn
&n0oIf Ser5og.
@crIin 50. YraperItr. #,
81. 9litgllit 1914.
Wfein icbr ncrebrtes SrGuleinl
Nebmen Sic bcr5lidlten 9ailf fiir
Sbre Iicben 3ciIen, Die midi icbr err
frellten. SD merOe ltoI5 icin auf
meme &lnIt, mern es ibr gelingt,
aac Die @er5en an lih 5u felieln Oie
iid nidt cineS ~itarfen S6lages idd-
men.
Wiit ~SSntcreiic las i6, mas Sic mir
ii6cr lidl nnn oas 9eutiHtlm in
@aibinNton ibreiben. Nlae meme
@iinidc iino bel Sbnen un0 Sbrelt
ih6nen 8eitrebungen INN oie &unIt,
Gie ms frobli6 maht, mo ms iibcr
onocre binnis befGbigt, iiberaa ole
Some herallsSufinoen. Oas vrote"
@eOi6tbii6lein, BON Dem Sic mir
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Orr McicQia Iiterarildle @erein.


Gem befonntcn Qi1ter unO
SHriftlteQcr &loolf Ser5og mar Der
am Somlobeno, Ben %. 6ebrltar,
obcn0s s llbr, i'm Saule ser Gorlibe-
rim, Sr1ulein @lnita Shaoe, Itattge-
iunoene 0itter-Mbeno Oes bieiigell
@eieuig literorii6en &ereiuS &c
miOmet. Srdulein Nnita Sdaoe
belt eincn &ortrng iiber Den 9idter,
-0el lie bel @elegenbeit ieiner4me=
riforciie Dor ettpa bier Sabren fen
ncn lcrllte-, mcl1er fur5 uno inte
reliant mar, uno las 5mei ieiner9rie=
fe Dor, sic Der 2eier meiter unten &C.
orltdt finnet. SolgeuOe @eoidte
prn @er5og muroen po%rgetrogefl:
yWlein M1r6en", Sri. Caroline 9io-
ocn; nGrrrmgcn Ser 2icbite", Sri.
Gntborine Gannboff mo uGbein-
mdrten", Sri. Amp s. 2eapitt.
Ma6Dem Sri. 9eapitt Elm Stiif auf
Gem &lnnier gelpielt bate, iiberreif-
te ibr Die @orliberin einen groBen
StroltB berrliher MolCn ais fleine
lleberrolGung, "a man erfabren bat
tie, oaB Die Dame ibren @ebltrtstag
feicrc uno iidy 10 cine biibide @elc-
nenbeit bot, ibr 5ltgleih nit 0enl
@liidmunid in einigcn @ortcn Die
9nerfenmmg, Die tie lid in elmer falt
5ru0lfiGbrigen, mlermiiolihen Sd
tigfeit aIs @oriiberin 0es @1.tliffo-
mites oes @ereins in 10 REDEEM Nea-
BE er morben bat, alls5uipre6en.
@ierouf las Sri. Sdaoe elm elm
aftigcS S6auipiel: Sic Seimfebr"
BON &lloolpb Ser8og. meldes fie eli
mes Cages einenl 9roBeren @ubli-
fun uoraufiibren beabIidtigt, nit
groBem Behalf Dor. Sebr gefiel
and Scr nieoli6e S6manf: nyteeIe
Nblihtcn" bon 9allermeilter nit Sri.
9annboif ais rMatbiIoe~ uno SRI.
W1aroarct Merriu ais Clara.
&uoolf Ser5og.
Verllll M., ErdDerltr. IL,
oen IL. Sanllar 1905.
Wcin pcrcbrtcS 5rGnlein!
SIN 9cgriif, cine GortragS- mo
Stltoicnreiie al Sen &bein on8lltre-
ten, oanfc i6 Sbnen beutc ber3lihlt
fir Sbrc licben 3eilcu. mo ser Sn-
terprctipn mciner @coidte nod be-
ionocrS. Sd ipiire cine tiefc 6reltOe
hci Dem @eoanfen, aud ienfeits 0es
Oseons oie Sieionana gefnn0en 81
bnbeit, oie 5n finoen id in UiAterS
2unoc gesogcn bin, sic &eionan5 I'M
Menihenber5cn.
9aiien Sic iiG oie Sano fhiitteln
fir Sibrc Mitbilfe. liebe Srcunoin.
llcber mid ielblt ioa id Sbnen
ifrciben? llcber mein Qeben? Ser
SSnbaft mar &alnpf mo neil i'd Den
@ompf liebte, mllroe Der &f
Sicg. Sd 8dble 35 Sabre, nno
pcnn mcin @unIA in Grfiiauna
gebt meroc i6 Sbnen zines Cages
ebenio ireltoig meloen, oaB ih 90
sable. 3uerlt 5llr Gbemie nip. be-
Itimmt, i~otteIte ib nit 90 Sabren
Inn, fhlOiertc anf eiseue 6anit Hbi-
Iolopbie, idrieb nit q Sobren met
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
SO6n g. SO6maum.

Sobn q. &obnonn, pcl1er tango
Sabre binOurtb in 302 Ate Ctr. g.
90. in einmnnbfreier@eiie cine @irt
ihaft gefiibrt batte, mltBte oieielbc
idliebeh 5limal ShabamtSiefretdr
W}c9looo ben Ginf(illterungen Scr
Balloon 9iga @eb6r geldenft
bate. Serr &obmann bate nun Inn
Die Grlaibris eebeten, ieine 2icen3
ron Dem dlten Ylab naA 33 $ Str.
q. 6. 81 transferieren. Mag es MIN
Icin, baB Die Yelpobner BORT feline
@irti6aft baben wollen, ODER @errn
@obmam nidt fennen, genllg, fem
0ciu6 lit obihl6gig bel6ieoen NOR
0en. Seine Mi0eria6er maren F.:
:. 81. Sogan. 6rau 9rosnabar, 81.
q. 9liB, $. 81. @an San, Marq. s.
Mafen5ie, Z. 81. GoiteQo, g. Con
nor, Srau 6. Moion, Srau 80. Sep-
mons, Smitb Gltate, $. Is. @iQs6u-
III, @ine g. Gromanr, 8. s. Gorri-
oon, Marp 6. @urpbp $. $. SOL
lander, Gatb. &eppel mo Gon. 81
mortb.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

Son Ocn ettpa 800 bis 1000 @rie-
den, Die in @aibington leben, babcr
piele beinl ausbrud oes 9olfanfrie-
ges ibr @eiddft bier auigegeben uiio
Dem Hitf Oes alien &aterlanOes 81
Den @affen entiprodell. Sbre eige-
ne &ciie be5obIten tie mo mas inn
MGR ibnen bon Dem Griportcn blieb,
oaS 6abclt Iie Der Sobe hires 2anOes
gcopfert. Snt nb Dor ioIder SET
niotslicbel Sect iino piele 5uriid-
gefebrt itn0 limo notiirlid Der Wfit-
tclpitnft ibrer 9nnosleltte, Die ibren
&riegSi6iloerungen begierig Ialt-
idcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

beri6ten, iheint mir aus meiren 90
e. Sabren ber5liltammen. l1nteroeB
babe ib es geitriben un0 MIR einige
Der @eOidte, neugefaBt, nit in bic
meme Sommlung u@eoihte" beriibcr-
genomnten. Nebmen Sic bite oaS
beifolgenoe 9ltd) ais fleinc Crime
rulgsgabe.
8ieaeiht fam es mlt 5,tr Inter.
Iage fir Sen @nibingtoner @ortrags-
obeno oienen. Mit @crgniigen tper-
De i'd BON ibnen b0ren, pann erN itott-
finoet un6 altd pie er a~lsgefalen
lit. Nit Der Bite, Ben MitglieOertt
oeS u@eie1ig- 8ercins"
meme frobeIten @iinihe 5lt iibermit-
telll, Ienoet Sbnen Die ber5lihiten
@riiBe, Sbr-ergebener
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
0ampfcr uSmperatOr1.

@ie ale groBen O3eanOampfer,
bat aid Der Smperator mGbreno Der
@intcrmonote Iid) elmer e~ingebenoen
&eparatllr nnter5ogen. anl 1S.
M1r5 miro er oas erlte Mtal in Die
ier Saiion picoer imSafeu bon gteu
Oorf Ian0en. Gr miro ga elm etmas
n~erGnOcrtes Ausieben boben, Oas
6allptiGdlid oltf Die Sdlote @e5ug
bat. 0ieielbei iinO Inn 10 Sub Der
first iporoen, boben aber imner nod
Oie respectable S06e pom 60 SUB iiber
Dem obcrcn 9ed. Bur groBcrcn Si-
fcrbeit gegen S%euersgefabr miro 0aS
Shiff Elm 6elterOeportement baben,
0eilen Wtannldaft Iih ans 9erufs=
ieucrlcltcn 5uiammcniebt unO Oas
nit elmer beionoeren Seueripribe
all$0cItottet lcin miro. Nnoere Ser
belleritna namentli6 in @e5ug ali
Steltcrlm0, iino ebcnfalS %getroffen.
9nItatt ser groBcn Sdlafiale fir Die
Muswmocrer miro eS fleinere &1it-
me oebell, sic 3, 4, 6, oocr s TerIo-
llel toiicn merocn. 9asiel6e i'll altf)
ser Sal allf Dem Gampfer r@oter-
(ono", ser Nun oas groBte Sdiff Ser
@elt lit, unO Ser om A. SUM feline
SlrnQfernreiie nod Nem port, mo er
am If. Slni fdlia lit, antrctcn miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Or. gartidl's Nprtraa.

llnter oen aulpi5ieu Der oglrOlt-
lon SocietD Of tDe Tiitrict oi 60
lumbia~ belt on lcttcn Nittpod in
Ger WtcaiulcD Sigb S6ool Or.
%arl 9artid einen gortrog iiber
nSogel Der &iilte oes Stiaeit S3e-
Sn Der ibm eiaeuen interei
ionten unO feiielnoen 8eiie entroate
Der Sortragen0e Dor elmer Rblrei6
eri6ienenen 60reridaft elm paden-
oes Bib 0es 9ebens Der g0gel aitf
Der anoeren Settle unieres 4onti-
nents.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
UMmnicg Srnit GOmpanp."

Die uMunIep 9ruitGoulpanu" bat
in ibrem @eitrebct oie @cihdftSlo=
&c Ser llniteO States 9rilit Gompamp
81 fl1ren unO 81 iauiercll, oaourdJ
b~eroorragenoe 6ortidritte gemaht,
0aB lie iiber porbanoenes @runoci-
gentum oisponierte. 90 lit benz Ser
faltf Oes @rlinoitiidcs oil Der 10ten
Str. un0 So. S(pe. Der oas @runo-
itiid in Der 20. Str. gefolqt. 9as
Gigentum am Dupont Circle lit Der
@oibington 9oan ano Srlrit 60. on
Qeboten, melhe BORT cine SiliaIe er-
rihten ioQ.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
n@crmaniitiIdc @cicaidaft OOn
Nmerifa".

Sn Cosmos Stub, Gdc Der s.
StroBe uno oes Sofapettc Square,
miro beitte 9(beno cine &eibe gelaOc-
ncr Serren Ii6 periammelil, Inn iif
5i einem aomite 81 fonititiIieren,
Welfes Die @riinoltng zines 8aib-
ildtoncr 3meigeS oer@ermoniitiI9en
@eieGihlft BON Amerifo in Die Suno
rcbmcn ion. Ser Saitptiib Der &c
icuidoft lit Ncm Oorf, oeiicn dltBerit
riibriger SefrctGr @rofeIor Eombo
ir. Oie Seele oeS llnternebmels lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
SOnrnaliitcn %eteran.

Ser Sournaliiten &eteran Capt.
@aiiclbaf, alien 9ertiAen pobl6c-
FAINT, idreibt MN fir Die groBe
@o6en5eitiung n@ermania" in Mil=
mallfee. Wfan mlrnfelt Oapoll, OaB
er politii6 rmiatteln miro, 5. b. cr
mill Die 9emofraterL bon oenen er in
lebter Champagne ms 10 i6one gol-
Gene 8erge I'M Sournal pormalte,
rerlaiien unO feline gepanote politi-
l6c Seoer ieinen friiberen 6einoen,
Den &epublifnnern, anbieten.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
y&crcim Scs bciliscn Mameus Scin"
81. Maricn Stride.

Sonutoa Den Is. @dr5 lit Ser &c.
meinihaftli6e &onmlmionstag Ser
Mitglieoer oes &ereins Oes peiliQen
Ianlens Seiu Der ct. Maricnfirde.
size Mitalieoer iino ernltlid gebeten,
BEL Der 100 llbr WseIIe morgcns ole
I'll. communion an empfangen uao
mcnn moglid aud ooIl3Hbltg bet Der
@esper INN A Ilbr Nadmittags nno
Scr arauffolgenoen~Ge 81
eriheinen. mo mihtige Sahen Die
Sitcreiien oes @ereins b~eriibren0,
porliegel.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
0cretm ,GOmcOrOial 8I0OeMSs
bMr0.

Sim Sonntag Qlbeno, ben s. Mdra
belt Der 8erein ,,@Oncoroia" in 8la=
Oensburg feline monatl. 8eriammlung
ab uno Smar i'm eaitliden Sauie BEG
Bidders Nugut Sennin9. 9ie 8er=
Iammluns mar gut beirdt unO feblte es
meOer an @emiitbli6teit, nod zines
friInen Srunfes.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14

Gle &enrp 81 d ter.
firden's fiihrt oas @eif1ft oes 500
tel unO gfeitaurants oSrib gteuter"
peiter. Gin altsge5eidneter 2und)
miro Oa sur Mittags5eit ierpfert.
Washington Journal., 1914-03-14
Guncfturrn.

aoueftorcn, mcIdc in ibren 9i-
'tsiften alltoriiicrt limo, Ole gl5onnc-
incntSbctrdQc 5u erhebcn unO 81
ruittipren. iino iolacnoe Serren:
ISrib @lei,t. 9t5 u $. 9(oe., g. So
{Ir ben &c. SO. Dcitlih BON DER
is. StroBc eini9lieBIih George
totpr unO &oGlpn
Goul 6dpegler fir Ocn ilbrigell
Stdotteil.
SlnScnsbnr0, MS.
Aug,lit Scnuig, 8Gdcrei.