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The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
CALLS CONFERENCE
TO DISCUSS IRISH
HOME Government

London, July 2O.-Premiar AS
quith at the opening of the house
OF commons today announced that
King GeGN,se. "in view of the grave
political situation has considered It
right to summon conference oi the
representatives of the political par
ties, both British and irish, TO dis
cuss the outstanding points OF the
problem of Irish government"
The premier added that IN" Right
Hon. James Lowther. speaker If the
house of commons, would. at his ma
jesty's request. preside over the con-
ferences.
In view or this development Prem
Ter Asuuith said lie would not ask
the house to discuss today the hill to
amend the Irish home rule hill.
The invitations to the conference
have been accepted by two r"prcsen-
tatives each of TIE regular Oppnsi-
tion, of the ulster unionists. of the
Irish rationalists and OF the govern
ment.
Premier Asquitli said he hoped the
meetings OF the conference would We
gin tomorrow.
Andrew Eonar Law. leader OF the
opposition. In its behalf. remarked
that 1t had "loyaily accepted the
command of his majesty ..4..
Jonn Redmond, leader Of the IRISH
nationalists. appeared to regard the
proposed conference as scarcely at
tractivc. tie said:
my colleagues and myscit take no
responsibility for the policy OF call
ing this convention. and don
think | am called on to EXPRESS an
opinion as to whether the result Will
prove useful or the contrary. The
invitation came to John Dillon end
myselr IN the form OF command
from the kind and as such we at
once obeycd it,"
Lawrence t;inncll, n nationalist
member, INTERCEPTED Il warrtnS note
into the otherwise peaceful inscriude
by asking III there wcr any prcce-
dent for the premier advising the
king to place ,nimseli AZ the mead OF
n consriracy to defeat the wishes OF
the house.
The question was ignored ana the
mouse then proceeded with U'fer
business.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
Mrs. Mclaughlin Entertains fol
House Guest.

Mrs. Mclaughlin Entertains for
House Guest.
Miss Ammons OF Denver. who is
the guest of Mrs. J. h. Mclaughlin
of this city, was the inspiration of
a delightful party given by Mrs. X.
X. Ross at her home OH Baca street.
Saturday afternoon. The house was
charmingly decorated with roses and
sweet peas. and to add to the charm
of the afternoon a glowing fir" was
lit in the pretty fire place In the li"-
ing room. 1t seemed almost nov
city at n party in July.
The afternoon was spent In so
cial way. Mrs. Chandler sang sew
eral beautiful songs and Mrs. Me-
Lamghlin rendered several beautiful
piano solos. A luncheon was served
at the close OF the afternoon by mo
hostess assisted by Mrs. j. Nj. John
and Mrs. Hindman.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.

All property owners are hereby
notified that they must clean up and
remove all trash and rubbish and
cut all weeds on OF their property
before August !. 1914. This IL a
requirement of the city ordinances
and failure 20 to do IL n Unable Of
fense. All who fail to comply with
the city ordinance Will he fined.
W. =. Dunlavy. Mayor; j. l.. Bowl
den, city Marshal
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20

w. i. Miller went to Walsenbu-g
this morning.
Mrs. X. f. McClung and two chill
dren returned Saturday from n two
months visit with relatives in West
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Lane passed
through the city this morning to
Ration. where they will spend few
days befor" going to the Douglass
ranch, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer. They have
Eeen visiting their son. Ben Nane of
Trinchera, the past week.
John j. Douglass went to Morley
this morning.
X. +. Moss spent the morning in
the city en- route from Kansas City
TO Albuquerque.
Mrs. John Linney of Wisconsin,
who has been the guest of her SIS
ter. Mrs. o. NJ. Sperry here. went
to Ration this morning. She Will be
joined here by her mother. who Will
return home with her the nrst OF
next week.
Lieut.. J. X. Herr. of Rugby, spent
the morning in the city.
John Beuchat went to his home in
Pryor today after having spent sever
al days in the city.
DR.. VIM. HALEY of Rugby arrived
in the city last evening aId returned
to his home in Rouse this afternoon.
C. C. Collins went to Forbes this
afternoon. He has accepted posi-
ton with the Rocky Mountain Stores
Co. there.
| Margaret Woodward went to Lud-
low this afternoon. She has been
the guest of Mrs. b. F. Woodward of
this city.
Mrs. Vim. Watson went to Ludlow
this afternoon to spend n few days
with her son. William. Jr.
rived in the city last nish' and viii
Spend several DAYS In this city. The
guest of w. q. Tested.
Mrs, NJ. A. Madrid left this after
noon for Parkview. New Mexico. to
visit her parents.
| Miss Anna Cameron returned Fri
day from Denver where she spent
/
ventiOn.
| G. A. Easbcy went to Montrosc
this afternoon on a short business
trip.
Miss Hazel Hercules arrived in the
city Saturday from six weeks
pleasure tIip to California.
Miss Corinne Hercules expects to
leave this evening for Chicago and
other eastern cities.
| Mrs NJ. J. Rucker went to MOnson
l:his morning to spend n few days
with her niece. Mrs. J. r. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Derby left for
their home in Kansas City today af-
ter spending several days with their
daughtc. Mrs. s. Eyer.
B. Johnson went to FL Moro this
afternoon.
p. A Selders and Charles Church
left this afternoon for Salida where
they will attend the meeting of the
Firemcn and Engineers.
Mrs. Neff. who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. ]. O. Douglass,
went to Ration this afternoon where
she will spend several days with
friends and with her mother.
Miss Nell Davis returned to her
home In Ration this afternoon after
spending several days here. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs ]. +. Sherman.
l.. f. Rutrick went to Ration this
lafternoon. lie will return tonight.
J. II. Beck went to Ration this af-
ternoon
Mrs. Frank Parsons returned to
| her home this afternoon from La
Veta where she has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. J. Il. COe.
Mrs. May Wolverton returned to
the city today after spending week
with Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Basaues of
La Veta.
Miss Alice Long left this afternoon
to spend two weeks with Miss Lottic
Cummings at Ration.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20

Tho Salvation Army can use any
cast-off clothing. furniture. kitchen
utensils. dishes. bedding etc. Any
one having any Of such please phone
Red 1865 and they will be called
for promptly. Thanks.-Captain Il.
8. Haas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
NOTICE

beg to state that | am not can
Giate for the office of County Survey
or upon the Progressive ticket. ant
my name was placed upon the ticke
without my sanction.
II l.. ID. STODDART.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20

Printing Of every description neat
" and quickly executed at the
ChronicIe-News Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
,eiephona. Trinidad S10 u
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
Miss Ross Hostess.

Miss Ross Hostess.
Mrs. Ross entertained Miss AM
mons, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. K. n.
Chandler. Mrs. ID. X. hindman. Mrs
Heslpp, Mrs. ". II. Howell. Mrs. j.
NJ. John. Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs. tas-
com, Mrs II. Hunter. Mrs. X. Me-
Rorey, Mrs. EImore Floyd, Mrs. John
McBain, Mrs. Gunter of Salt Lake
Mira. ELI JcIfrys. Mrs. &. Moore. Mrs.
Munroe of Omaha, Mrs. W. q. Hines,
Mrs. Charles TAFT, Miss Mary John
Mrs. J. G. Northcutt and Mrs. A. j.
FLOYD.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
o 3 U Any
FLORES.

FLORES.
The funeral of Louis Flores. the
three months old son of Thomas
Flores, of ii3 West Main street, was
held this morning from the Catholic
church. IntcIment was made In the
Garcia cemetery
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
FOR SALE.

New iivc-rGcm modern house.
north side, close in, $1.5OD. Call
Trinidad 239. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
Lott-L0tt.

Lott-Lott.
Saturday afternoon at the parson-
age OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Rev. Pendleton pro-
nounced the ceremony that reunited
in marriage @. c. Lott Of Pueblo ana
his former wife. Mrs. Dellat Lott, OF
this city. The wedding was quiet
affair. Both young people are very
well known In this city ana Pueblo
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott will make their
home at Pueblo.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20

SOCIETY NEWS =
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Trinidad Circle No. 153, W. o. W.,
will meet Tuesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
Women's Missionary Society.

The Women's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church Will
meet Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. ID. Il. Hindman,
SOB West Topeka avenue, for twi-
light meeting. A basket luncheon
will be served at 6 o'clock. which
will be followed by n musical pro-
gram. All members of the congrega-
tion are cordially invited to come
and bring their baskets.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20
Party at Country Club.

Mrs. A. l.. Dain and Mrs. Mack
Bell were the hostea at delight
rul morning party today at the Coun-
Try Club In honor of Mrs. James Bar
ron Postos OF Dcnnison. Texas. who
is Mrs. Dams guest. The diversion
of the morning was auction brid 'e
and at the conclusion of the game an
elaborate and prettily appointed
course luncheon was served. The
charming club rooms were exquisite
ly decorated with n profu7ion OF
Shasta daisies and nasturtiums. the
color yellow being beautifully carried
ont.
Those assisting were Mrs. John
Drury. Mrs. Clyde Whitcscarvcr and
Mrs. McKenna. The guests were Mrs.
postos, Mrs. w. l.. Wills. Mrs. A. l..
Branson. Miss Gladys Branson. Miss
Watkins of Michigan, Mrs. Fred
Clark. Mrs. John Espcy. Mrs. Elmore
Floyd, Mrs. Bowdry Floyd. Mrs. viii
Fricrich. Mrs. Ben Hamerslough.
Mrs. J. D. Harper. Mrs. F.. Kent and
her guest. Mrs. Kent. OF Mississippi.
Mrs. McBain, Mrs. Gunter Of Salt
Lake City, Mrs. Herbert Nichols. Mrs.
b. A. Rhoades. Mrs. John Grass OF
Denver, Mrs. Mckeough, Mrs. N. N.
Wycoff, Mrs. ". a. Waldron. Mrs. f..
r. Wood. Mrs. Franklin p. Wood
Mrs. Hollenbcck, Mrs. F. NJ. VIII
liams. Mrs. Humphrics. Mrs. Earl
Carmichael. Mrs. w. w. Taylor. Mrs.
w. McHendric. Mrs. J. NJ. John, Miss
Mary John, Mrs. Conkie. Mrs. o. l..
Davis, Jr.. Miss Nina Anderson. Miss
Bees Archer. Miss Ladean Harper OF
Butler. Mo-, Mrs. o. l.. Dave. Mrs.
Sam East. Mrs. Munro OF Omaha.
Miss Yoder of Ohio and Hrs. HALEY
of Rouse.
The chronicle=news., 1914-07-20

Chronicle News, 5Oc per month.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

bon 8u ii6eraeuecn OaB sic Goniti-
tutionaIiiten oeiieat 6aben 9lub.
uiiniht cr, oen prooiiorii@en @raii-
0enten Gor6ojal bel Der neuen Gin
ri6tuue ser Ginoc ni6t 8u itoren.
9rece0o miro iib wobri6einlib
BON bier nod StoOt @icrifo 6eoebeit
Inn Gorran5o 5u ocriretcn @erii@te
iiber einen 3miit 5lpii@eu Gorrou8a
lmo Giaa be0ei6uete er ais ld1cr-
lidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

@cro Gru5, 90. Sui. - @e.
neral Gorron3o's @ertrcter 9llfreoo
orece0a traf geitern in 9egleitlng
oon 5. 81. &ilopiDoncio, friiberen
Setrctdrs BON &ofael 3liboron bier
en- en- gei0e itcIlten in 9tbreOc, OoB
Sorron5o naA Gcra Guu5 fonncn
'vute lnO crfldrteiL es wcroe ibm
LUCY m0gIicb ieit Dor minOeltcns
oluel D1onoteu nod Der &ouptltoot
o. gu aeben. Gr beabiicbtige, noH oer
oe0Plel @lo0eroS cine 5to0t nod
oyr cs onoeren at beiu@en I'M oic
S''''o0Duer 5u brubioeu uno lic oa-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27


Gncrgiidl in sen &f gcgen
&robibition greiieu oie Oeutihen
Sroncu ocs StooteS @oi0ington ein,
in mel@cm i'm 9lopen6er ii6er Elm
FrobibitionS ENHANCEMENT a6ees
itirnnt mirO Gle ,Srauen 0oben OaS
Stinlnrcc6t. Gic Geutic6 gImerifa.
uiic6e 6roucn 9iaa Bat ii1 ni6t al
leiu 0egen &ro6bition erfldrt ioh-
bern ol6 beiAloiicn, i6re Wlitglieoer
mo 1reunOc aIi5uior0ern bel i6ren
GinfGilicu por5i0sweiie iol1e @e-
iG0itc 5u beriidiirbtigen weIc6c oen
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i0r0crnO qeoenii6er ite6cuL inO iolcbe
@eiMGftS6Guier 81 meiOen BON Oes
nen man peiB, Dab lore SSn6ober
ooer glugcitcQic %robibtioniitcu iinO
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ggos Ser StootSDcrbunO
&onioS erwirft DAT.
Ser GcltiH 9lmcrifdniiAe Stoats-
oer6an0 bon &anioS Bat @ouoernelw
Sooqcs 0cn GuBtriit, 0cu en- aui 0cm
Gonpent Ger 9mti.Soloon2igo in
Columbus I'M 9}oocmber b. s. oenl
li6eralen Clement olrdl ieine Ero6i.
6itionsrc0e qcaebeu bat Ooour1 nit
3inieu 3iriid6e5o6lt, Dob er s. g.
@iQoro peronloBte, ais ino6bGugi-
aer @ouocrnciuS Gonoioot gegcn
SoOocs ouiputreten. Gr iii6lte iib lei
ncr gSicOercripd6lmg iiHer OeSbolb
icin @oItipiel in Columbus SSett
iino ieiue G6ducen nidt Oic belten
Sic Grmd6lpng BILLIARDS, Ser ouf
elmer 9icIubmiiiions %lonfe itebt
5. B. cine o6ermolige 9lbitimnnug
ii6er 0as ieit oreiBig So6ren in &ons
las in &raft beite6enoe prohibitions
9lmen0ement 6efiirmortet lit cine
@o6rihcinliMfeit. Cos Geutihtbum
bon &ouioS itebt oAhuggebieteuO
ga. Ole politiide Gritorfung ociieI-
Ben lit Dem @er6en imO ser Organi.
lationSorbeit oeS 9}otionolbunocS 81
peroonfen
Gic @eOentun0 0cuti6 er
loiienproteitc-
Ter ScGrct6r 0cs 3mcigUcr6unOeS
&auioS Gitg, 9Ro, 0eS Geutid glmc.
riouiibcu 9lotional6uuocS, @err s.
@leeier, &erauS9eber Der v@lilourl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

2uniing W}i6., 26. $uli.
Gas 5tootS .06crocridAt verirt6eilte
berurt6eiltc gciiern oic ,glational
GoI6 9}cgilter So. pon Cavton me1en
Qclebwi0rigcr @cmcrbs9 9cid6rdnflmg
81 $4,000 @cloiroic. Sis oicic cat.
ri6tet 1T, bari Sic @eieliAoit ~ @li.
diaan feine @ei4dite bctreibel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27


cia Erobi5itioe5 sIacaocmcnt SIR
2tootepcrioilng Tomnea. 9lobc3u
sic &dlitc Ser il00OO qilaliii5irten
9gd6lcr bat Ectiiionen inlter3cc9nrt,
onr1 oelGc @irgiuieu's NouUernelr,
@enr0 Is. Shiart, erildt miro, ouf
0en %, September cine 99o6l I'M
gon5en Staate nn5uicbcn Del mel
der oic SSrogc cntidieOca per0en ioa,
o6 ser Gerfouf bou Spiritnoien i'm
State fortgeiebt iueroeu ion ooer
nid6t 8ie 6roflomotion elmer iol-
dcn g9o6l iii ourc5 eire g(tte ser lcb-
ten DirginiiGen &cGiSldtiw gcuG6rlei-
Itet worocu Gop Sen luiter3cic6ncrn
ser Getitioncn le6en urgcfG6r bier
SSiinftel in sen 2onO Giitritteu ser
Counties, bon Ocncn sic meiItcu be-
reits troden iino.
9lnber in Gir0inicu piro in @oi6-
ington Gregott Galiiornien imO06io
ii6er 4'ro6i6itiou o5oeitinmt uerOeu,
mo un0ere Staaten 5ciaeu cbeufoQs
ousgeprd0t mideriir6e Ienoeu3eu.
Gie Sitnotion aeitoltet iib INNER
fritiider.
SSn Ger6inoung 0alnit lit Elm 3u-
iob 3t Sen neiicu Stotuteu oeS
9eutid 9lmcrifoniiGen Stootsper-
ban0es bon Geutud0 bon gr0Bteut
Sntereiie, Der bon Dem 3pciae 60
pingtou ser fiir5lic6 in 9ouispiIle ocr-
ionmeltcn Greflitipc linter6reiiet
mur0e. Die neuen Stotrtcn perOen
Dem I'M September III Gooin1ton 6u-
iommentetenoen StootS Content
oorgelegt perOen. Der 3niob be-
8meft niHts @eringeres, ols Den
StaotsDerbanO oud niif nidt oeut-
icGe @ereine ous5uoe6nct iui0 beiogt,
OaB ser 9lnihluB AT Oen 5tootsoer-
bouo oQen Gereinen oOer &crbGn-
0eit sic nit Sen @rin5ipien oes
Geitih Qlnerifoniiben Stontspcr'
6onoes einOeriton0en iinO, 0citottet
iein loa, Ood6 iollen iolde Gcreine luo-
n0glid TeIcgoten, iueId5e ser oent-
iden Sprotbe m6dtia imO, SIR Con-
pention ien0eli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Ser iSreileit cine Qanae!

Gifrige 9l9itotiou Oes Goritanoes oes
0cutib Q(merifanii6en 9}otio-
nal6uno iomie Scr bcrid1icoe.
men Stoots- unO ei9.Serbdn-
oe ge8en sic 9luarifie eaf 0ie
peri0nli6e 5reibeit. storfe
Organization 5um aonpfe geocn
%robibition I'M Stoate Stem
Dorf gegriinoet.
%biloOelp6ia, 26. sui.
3u energiidem Gingreifen in sic
%oripo6lcn in Staoten no iie nod
nidt Itottgefun0en boben, uno in Oie
Gonpogne fir Ii6erole GougreB.
lnt0 2cgi8latur-G -Gonoiooten bat Der
gioritono 0eS Geutid-onerifouii6en
glotionoI6unocs oufgefor0ert. Sein
0ieSbe8iiolider glufruf 1T Ser gon-
sen Oertiben Nrelie Scr &ereinigten
Staoten 5ugcgongen. (0eu Mort-
Iout 0eS 9lufrufs iic6e an on0erer
GtelIe oeS @lattc8. u. 5. &.) Gem
9[ufruf iin0 sic 9}anen Der W3itglie.
scr 0cs Gon0rciics beigeiiigt melNc
iiir 0ic g8e6b.&cnDon-&orloqe ge.
itimnt 6oben, 0ur6 sic Ser &erianot
BON alfo6olbaltigen @etrdnfen aus
fcuhten in trodene @egcnoen berbo.
ten muroe 0ic 2iItc 1T uo6 Stoo-
ton geor0nct. Gs miro 0aourA 0en
@camten Scr cin8cIncn Stootsoer-
bGnoe Ici6t oemodt Ste0ing 8u
nc6men unO oic crior0erliMcnShrit
tc ou t6un. 0ic &crbdn0e fait oI-
Ter Giooten fino ciiria an Der 9lr-
tcit, Inn sic sen frei6eitli6en Sniff
tutiouen 0es 2au0eS oroben0e Sc
fa6r ob5ripen0cn ln0 rationale @ro-
bibition 8u oerbil0crn.
SSn 9lem gorf ippr0e unter Dem
9lomcn .@erciniatc DcitlAe Ser.
bGnoc BON @roB 9leip 9orf" bon
@crtretcrn ser Gcreinigtcn 0eltidrn
@eieQiAoft oon g1cip 9)orf, ocs
@rooflpner 8weiaDer6onoes oes
Deutl6 9[ncritoniibeu StotiouoI6un-
ocs uno Der &ercinigtcn 0ciltiAen
@eicaiMaften bon Queens cine Dr-
gonilotion gcgriinoet sic Sen &onlpf
Scr 9eutiben aegen @robi6ition IN
aroBcm llnifoh0c oiiineDmen will.
Syn Gbio, @cnnipIOoaeM @3arp-
lano, SyninoiS, &eniudV, Golifor-
uien ssynoiouo Soma, 0li@igat
W1innciota, @5iiiouri, gle6rosfo, glcw
ScrIep, Srcgon Ecrds, @oi6inaton
lm0 gsisconIiu 1T Der &anlpf oes
0cuti6t6uuS inter SSiibrlmg Ocs
9jotionol6uuocs Elm aagcnleiner &C.
mor0cn. 0ic 9(gitotion miro oort
nit crfrcuIiAem @iier lmo groBen
9lo4orud betrie6en
0ie @cfo9r Matchmaker Erobibi-
tion mdbit. ,Soo9o 1T on sic Son,
ocntc fanmtli@er &ortcien iib fir
Gin 8robi6itiouS 9luenoemcnt 5ur
Gctfo1iuug crfIGrt bo6en, oericIben
reiiitngSioS Derfollcn.
TSn &ir0inien miro es am %. Sep
ienibcr IS. sc, 3rr 9I6itimmlmg ii0er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

Stouts5citwa" iIrcibt ii5cr ole 9e-
0euhn0 0eliiiGer Nioiienproicilc
,SeI6ltpcrilanolicb ie1lt Is dud
nidt al Scuien gauj woblncineu-
ocu Seuieu logan, ole ga tncineu,
oeltide Iloiienptoieite gc0eu Die
%ro6ibtion 6ditca tcinen 3pcd, ga
ia ood Seocrmann oen Stmoplnit
Der GeutiDeu in oieicr 1raae teme.
@o6l mar sSe0crmann iUciB ooS
ober nirDt SScocrmoni fennt bic
StGrfc uno @eoeuhng 0cs 1eutihs
t6umS, llniere Northumberland
iin0 nibt 0o5a Oa unS ielbit chuaS
81 cr5d6leL mos mir l6Egit ipiiien;
ion0cru lnl Sen @egnerii 5l bepei.
len, Oob oos 1eniiMt6nm cine &c.
ihloienc &6alour gc1en icine llm
trie6e 6iI0et Gen 9luSiNlaq ill Ger
ErobibitionSbcuealng ipie lciOcr in
Sen meiiteu on0ercn glngeleacn6ei-
ten Oes @on0eS, aeben @olititer; ID.
men miB ser Star ocltobel pcroen
ii6cr Oie @eid6rlidteit ibrcr ouubei.
ligcn 9ulion5~ init iauatiiHcn Gun.
telmGnnern Sc e6cr lie 81 Ocr Giu1
iidt foumieu, ooB lore eigeuc poll.
tiihe 3ufilnft olrd OieicS uuuotiir.
lihe @inoniB beoro0t miro, Inn 70
ihncller miro bic &ro0ibiiionS6cpc-
aun0 nii6oreu ciu @laAtiotior 81
icin. &olilifer iin0 ooroli ans ii.
men m0glic6it oroBcn 9IuQQna 5n 5a.
ben; bis6cr aloubteu iie picliah, Die.
fen oui Seite ser 5rei6citSicilioe i'm
oen 81 fonnen; uni i9nen oiele D'el-
nmg eiu fir ollcnol alsaltreiben,
iino tbatfrGiigc W'alicnproteiic notb
pen0ia iic f0nner gar nid)t 5aQl'
reid uu0 b6iiig ocuug lcln."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

81 Eaio, 26. Suli. einer
gSetanutnodbing s. 6. @orrett's in
CORPUS Gbriiti, Eeros, aufoIae 1T
oeltern BON General &illa Grloll6-
lllB ert6eilt woroen ones Dem 2uis
%erro5os, FEM oe60rioe @ic6 inn
Staote Gbibuobua 8u crportircu.
Yer erite @erionOt ioa iid ouf an
Noberno 100000 StId bcIoufen
llnO aroBentbeils in aonios Git0,
S@ort g8ort6 uno Chicago ouf oen
gfarft acbrod)t Scr &eit ouf San.
~cS I'M Siiomelten ser Ser. Stoa-
zen nertbeilt peroen. Mlon gloubt,
aus oieier Gon5eiiion ouf sic Dem.
,1a@ltigc Sreiloiiung &uis Eerro5aS,
Jan iblieBen 81 f0nnch Scr bonn
General megen pernetntliDcr Sner-
''u.S9mpot9ieu geian9en gc9oltet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Suerta wie0er rel G.
fcrtiQ.

&inqTtol, Somoico, 26. Suli.
General %uerta bat sic 3eit felt
lclner glnfllnft aus Euerto @lerico
N filter 3nriidgc5o9enbeit in iei-
Iem &otel Dcrbracbt. Gr iprdh sic
slbiidt aus, ii6 unnlittel6or nu1
Gem Giutrefieu ieiner 6oniilie nit
oleier nod Glropo 5u bege6en, nm
oort bic GntpideIlmg ser 9inge in
@'erito ob6uparteli. Ger friiberc
NIttotor 1T oniheincnO eniia be-
llrebt sic 9efomticboft ser bier gar
lllonircnoen bo6en @}liiGrs 81 ma
den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Wlerifumiides g(lerlei.


fen5uiu6r gei9ie6t 5ur llntcruer-
lung bon 9le6eQen6onoen.
@oi6ingtom 26. Suli.-ge-
omte, 0euen Die lle6erpo6ung Oes
&aiienperionots no6 @lerifo OBJ
llegt erfldrteu geitern poiitip, DOB
@euerol Gilla feline &rieaSmluiition
ouf eigene 6auit unO obne bon @jc.
neral 6arran5a Oo3u ermd6tigt 3u
lein ontoltie, pie BON Ger @ren5e
9enel0et porOen mar. SIN StaotS-
%epartement purOe es ais Elm giin-
ltI9es 9ln5eiGen OeS 5miic5en &llo
. llnO Garran5a 6erri1enOen @inOer.
nebmens 6eroorQe6o6cn, ooB W}uni.
lion iiir &illa's Gioiiion nit @ene6-
mialng OeS Observation-Disclosures
belbofit Wltroe. Sene @eric6te iin0
oermut6lib oorauf 5urid3niii6ren,
oaB &illo's eigeue 9lgenten meil iie
nit Der 9emoifnlng iciner Eruppen
pertraut iino, Die 9lnfduie oireft be-
lorat 6a6eu ober Oas lit icbon ieit
plelen W}onatcn 10 geiuelen
ga Elm Goiienitillltan0 nod ni6t
lormell erfldrt uno nod feline be-
ltinmlie @orontie Dor6onOen lit, bob
ole 6einoieligfeiten eingeiteIt mer-
oen 10 er6olteu ale GiOiionen Der
eonititiuionoliIteu 9lrinee inmer
nod ariegSDorrdt6e. gs liegt in
eorron5aS 9lbiidbt, cine groBe 1rup-
penmadt inter Sen @oifen 3u bal.
ten Inn ben 6rieoen inn 2onoe fer.
dlltelen mo GebeQen6ouOcn, lpic
ole Sro3cos, oui5urei6en.
Sn bieiiqeu 9eamieufreiien lit
man oIlgemeil Ser 9lniidt ooB sic
gusliAten aNi elm ollmd6liges 3n-
lommeutommen ser peridieOenen
0oftioncn Our6ou5 giinltig iinO. Be
lilrdhlnqet ii6er Die SoltpnA mel.
De &illn pG6rcu0 Der 9leconitruf-
tlonsperio0e in Merifo einne6men
fte,ipJrle9 Surc6 oeiieu cigene
ertl6rlu9i6e i6eir6mic6igt Dab er nit
allen &rGiten Inn Die SerIlellung
oes SrieOenS iib 6euii6en lnO nit
onoeren Gouititlltionaliite. 6ii5rern
5ulonmenpirfen per0e
|ic Eompico 8uiaammeu-
fun t.
Sn scr ii6cren &orausieblina Bal
oigen Irieoens in @lcrifo iie6t man
III 9lominiitrotionsfreiien Oem Gr-
\ gebniB ser 3uionlnenfitnft Gorron-
dq'S nit &eaiuolOo Gepe0a. Ocm gl6-
aeionoien Ser Gar6dial Jicgicriina
~ Sompico, I'M arrangements iiir
ole llc6crtraglng ser qlomiriitro-
ton in Gtd0t @lerifo 5u treffen, nit
Sponuing entgegen @lau glaubt,
eln GiuOeritGuOniB weroe o6ne
STANDARDIZATION cr3ielt mer0en.
emiliono 3opata's He6ellen i'm
Siiocn moMeu immer nod Die flei
llen Srtidofien in Der 9fd6e ser
Souptitaot itniicbcr, ie0odb miro Oar-
ouf nibt pis( @eiuicbt aelegt, peil
SopotQ ieIBit ieinc Wdtuirfimg am
'SrieocnSiperfa oeriproden bat.
@uerta mieOer reii G.
fcrtig.
&ingiton Somoico, 26. SSuIi.
General &uerto bat sic 8eit felt
lelner glnfunff aus @ucrto 03erico
N filter 3nriidae5o0enbeit in iei-
acm %otel Derbrac6t. @r ipra6 oic
S'0iidt aus, iid unnliitel6or nadb
Gem Giutreiien ieiner 6oniIie nit
0lnlnl nnA le,1rn1Aa an hnnnhn11 nm