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Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

War in all it's horrors, and a few
added thrills. has penetrated the peace
full boundaries Of the United States.
Rich Americans marooned abroad are
struggling home by way of the ste
erage and their tongues and imaginat.
ions are working overtime for the
edification of heartless and unbe-
Ieving public.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29
Letter of Rev. r. 3. Wright, Asso.
eiate Secretary of the Idaho
State Sunday School
Association
Office of the Association,
416, Empire Bldg, Boise, Ida
August 18th, 1914.

Office of the Association,
416, Empire Bldg, Boise, Ida
August 18th, 1914.
W. c. HOWE, Esq,
Mountain Home, Idaho,
My dear Mr.. Howie:
have learned that you are a caa
didate for the position of District
Judge, and l want to say that it
would give me great pleasure to see
you nominated and elected to that
honorable position. If / had the oppor,
tunity, l would be glad to say to the
many friends l have in the counties
Of your district, that / have known
you for more than twenty years, and
that l consider you eminently quail
fled for the position, by reason of an
upright moral character and dis
tinguished legal ability manifested
during these many years of residence
In Elmore County.
| would deem 1t a privilege to favcr
your candidacy, in any way.
Your old friend,
R. B. WRIGHT.
(ueonq,deH k,unoo sIoml5)
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

Charles G. Dawes, former comptroL
Ter OF the currency, predicts an era Of
tremendous prosperity as a result of
the war in Europs. May History re-
cord him as the greatest prophet of
his day.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

A few more days and the oyster
season will be with US. But that will
not diminish the popularity of some
of our local oysters of note.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29
Letter of Harry S. kessIer, Attorney
for the Anti-Saloon League
of Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, August 10, 1914.
Mr.. w. G. HOWE,
Mountain Home, Idaho:
Dear Mr.. HOWE:
noticed with much pleasure the
announcement of your candidacy for
District Judge of the Fourth judicial
District and l sincerely hope that
you may be both nominated and
elected.
That you are eminently qualified
for the position, / know from being
associated with you in litigation
and your sense of fairness and justice
particularly fits you for an impartial
trial judge.
But l am more than ordinarily inter-
ested in the success of your cand-
dacy for the reason that as lawyer
and citizen you have ever been in
sympathy with the best civic and
moral movements in the state. Idaho
Is on the eve of taking several ad-
vance steps for the moral better
ment and it is of unusual Importance
at this time that judges be elected
who shall be in full accord with the
spirit of the legislation that Is to be
enacted, to the end that the intent of
the lawmakers may be given full eff.
feet by the courts rather than that
such legislation shall be rendered
less effective by narrow judicial
believe the good people of your
District know of your particular
qualifications for the position to
which you aspire and will appreciate
the fact that you have always stood
for the cleanest and best
things. l therefore, expect success
for you at the polls.
With best wishes, l am,
Sincerely your friend,
HARRY S. KESSLER.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

War to the right of us, war to the
left OF us, war behind us, war In from
OF us war above US, war all around u
and hell beneath us.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

If pork continues its upward climb
the only thing left US will be the
grunt.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

Diplomacy solemnly and ponderousl
informs us that state of war exists.
Thanks, Dip, for advance news on
the subject.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

The Gar Is fishing again. This
time his bate is freedom for the Rus
sian Jews, but nibbles are scarce.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

1t lis calling to Carranza to be
showed off the front page without
even a "by your leave"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

How can We curb the food spec
ulators and price boosters?'wails a
distracted housewife. Easy-stop eat
ing.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29
Endorsement by the Mountain Home

Endorsement by the Mountain Home
Bar
Mountain Home, Idaho,
August II, 1914.
We, the undersigned, members of
the Mountain Home Bar, do hereby
indorse the candidacy of william C.
HOWE of Mountain Home, Idaho, as
one of the candidates for District
Judge of the Fourth judicial District.
l.. B. GREEN.
E. M. WOLFE.
w. L. HARVEY.
BERTHA STULL GREEN.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

The unholy war has claimed its
first vistim of note in the death of
the Pope. His heart was broken over
ais failure to preserve peace.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

Not a word about bumper crops thu,
week. The bumps are too numerous
for compilation.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

Jack Johnson is in the French arm
but the big Smoke is valiantly side
stepping the firing line.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

Some crowned heads are as empty
as a barrel with the balng knocked
out.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29
Endorsements
Endorsement of the Ministries of the
Churches Of Gilmore County.

The Hon. w. c. HOWE, having filed
his acceptance as q candidate to be
voted for at the primaries for the
nomination for Judge of the Fourth
Judicial District of Idaho. we, the
Ministers of the Gospel of Elmore
County, Mr.. Howie's home county,
wish to give his candidacy our hearty
Endorsement.
That order might be brought out
of chaos, the last legislature wisely
removed the Judiciary of the state
out OF the political scramble. No
man can run as a candidate of any
political party. His name will APP
pear ON every ticket at the primaries,
also on each ticket at the NoVem-
Der election. No party can claim
the credit for having elected any
judge, nor win any judge be held
answerable to any party pledge or
platform, or be under the control of
any party, ring or clique.
The legislature having taken this
step towards removing the Judiciary
from the baneful influence of politics,
1t behooves all good citizens and
lovers of justice, law and order, to
see to it that fit and proper men
are nominated and elected, and this
is the more binding on those who
have heretofore held aloof, not wish
ing to be mixed in politics.
1t is our duty to meet the legisla-
ture half way. Ii politics are not
what they should be, and we are CIV
en- an opportunity to put men in
office, and then are Indifferent as to
the kind Of men elected, and are
not willing to take the trouble to see
that good men are chosen We have
had our day, failed to take advant
age of it, and cannot complain when
the Judiciary are put back i'm the
political pot to be bartered for politi-
cal strength and party supremacy;
and it is with this thought in mind
that we, the ministers of fillmore
County, give to William C.. HOWE
our hearty support, and indorse his
for the Judgeship of the
Fourth Judicial District. Mr.. HOWE
is an able attorney, clean, moral,
upright man, total abstainer him
self, and yet charitable to the frail-
ties of others. He has always identi- |
fled himself with every move for
The betterment of the community,
giving generously of his time and
and we earnestly ask our
brother ministers in this entire dis
trict, as we'll as all lovers of Justice,
faisly, wisely and honestly admins
Tered, to lend helping hand by TAX
ng advantage of the privilege &C.
corded us by the legislature and
Mr.. HOWE at the primar-
es and electing him in November.
JAMES w. SIFTON,
Pastor of First M. e. Church,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
CHARLES E. MASON,
Pastor Of First Con. Church,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
A. LEONARD WOOD,
Minister in Charge,
St. James Episcopal Church,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
CHARLES MAGELLAN, Phi. D.
Clergyman Of the P. e. Church
Mountain Home, Idaho.
REV. FRANCIS J. LONG.
Pastor M. e. Church,
Glenns Ferry, Idaho. t
REV J. A. PEAKE,
ormer pastor, First Baptist Church, g
tssx Ill
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

God has decorated the gunners of
Liege. They are stone deaf.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

The glory of being a war co
respondent has lost it's glory.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

What fool started this fool war,
anyway?
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

When Huerta landed In London the
sun took refuge behind a cloud.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-08-29

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PARAGRAPHS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
@rufciiOr strn6c ais Wlniiffcit-2iri-
aent.


&roieiior @iiitao Stru6e, ser be-
fannte Gomponiit mno Girigeut, Der
Dor fiir5er 3eit ii6 in Baltimore nie-
OerIieB uno oen al i'm ergangeuen
@uf ais 9e6rcr Der Sarmonie unO
Competition i'm ,&eaboOD-Gonierba-
torilm" anna6m Nt gebeten worOel
Oas @orceiter @}uiiffcit 81 0irigiren
Gieie jd6rlid pieOerfe6renoen @llr
iifieite iin0 niHt olleir in oen gteu.
@n9lonOitaatcn ioitoern gaiB 9lme.
rifa uuiitoliiAc @reigniiie criteu
GaugeS, bel Oenen iic6 Sic beoelteno.
item Singer Der 0}niifunit juianmen-
iinOeu Cine weitere @6ung murOe
@roieIior Stru6e Ooour6 3ut6eil,
OaB i6u 0ie 9eihng bat, an einem
CONCERT iein iDmp6oniides @eo6t,
Oie o9orelei~ mii5uii6ren, oie Dor
GINGER 3eit 6ci einem CONCERT OeS
v@oioncr Symphonic Cr6eiter5"
i6re llroniiii6rimg erlebtc.
@roiciior Siru6e BAT iid6 entibloi-
fen, ieinen llnierri@t wd6ren0 Der
Somnerflrie bonn I. Suli bis II.
9luauIt am n@ea6oo0sGonierOoto-
RUM iort5uiebcm wd6reno oeiieu cr
Spe5ioI-Gorleiiugen iiber lnitru-
mentaiiou, @ormouiele5re, @artitur-
Ieieu mo Gompoiitionlebre 6alieu
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
goIfa6aOer aeitern eraiinet.

@eitern 9lo@mittog I llbr murOen
ale ltdotiicbcn &oIfS6Goer Bis ouf
ooS bon 2ocuIt &oint Dem GubIifim
er0ifnet. Die glnlose in GmDnn Dat
3G6lt 8u Sen pollfommenitcn oes
oon5eu 2onoes; ierncr ihlo IN @p
nonS 9eod, Del 5errD 9ar un0 I'M
9attcriou Eorf oifentli6e 9oOe.
9(nlogen. 9is gum 0ienito9 pur.
sen iibcr 10000 SreibdOer oerob.
folat mebr oIS inn &oria6re pa6i
rcno ocS gon5en @}onots. Sn Sort
@}cScnrD miro ole Grri6tlng eines
mciteren &olfsbooes projettirt uno
oos idon 6eitebenoe in 2ocuit @oint
ioa eeihlonen lueroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
edlieNerei nnf etuIIls 1arm.

lle6er sen @rO6ecrcupiIiidern auf
ser 8arm pon So6u s. Stoa no5c
grooflDn, qlnnc glrlmoel GoluliD,
ldcint Elm imgliidliHer Stern 5l nal.
ten. Grit aeitern tonl ole gla@ri6t
OaB ser bier Sabre alte ,Sobn Solif
pcr6lmqert i'm @oloe, no er iid per-
lauicn bate, miigeiilnoeu wor0cn
mar, unO 5ur 3eit lic9t 6creitS wieoer
Der 5o6n elmer aui DER 9leiden 6orm
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mile i'm beoenfli6cn 3ulianoe i'm
llniocriiiGtS 0oipitnl Oornicocr. Sc
ron 0ieierowSti mo Martin Snroel
ipielten auf Der 6arm nit elmer %i'
itolc, pelbe pl0Blid los0ing. Gic &li.
ael onrdibhig sic Sano Oes imgen
0ieiromsti mo bleb ioOoun i'm lin.
tcrleibe Oes anoben itcdcn geioe,
IicirowSfi uno Sllroel, limo crit fl
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
glputGefer.@ .@riifmna.

Gon Sen Al iitnacn 9euten, meIGe
bon ser Stoots@6orlno3euten-g
6orOe gcpriift muroen, 6oben ole Sol
gefOen Die &riiilng beitonOen: 9lpo-
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90. Con, s. e. S6miot, gGm. s. DC
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@ugene 3. Got1, SorrD s. Nloper,
g. Q. 0uteS, glunie 10. @atteriou, 81.
ga Gourie q. Geon &omlano.
@ebiilfen- So6n 3. @ibea, g. 8.
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going $. 9l. &innomon 81. 8.
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@ aeaougb, Gomm g. Sbmiot, @l.
@errD YotteriielO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
Sin Gua6c uou cinem gIntO getrOi-
Tcn.

9lf Ocn @ege sur Sdule murOc
aeitern @ormittog emil 2cod, Der 6
Sabre alto 5o6n oes &oli5ilten SSobn
gs. Qcodj, Or. 936. 6oDcttcitr., bei'm
lle6eridrcitcn ser 9Irlingtou 9lUe,
bon Dem 9lutomobile Oes SSoiep6 Ga
la6es bon gtr G75. gScit Baltimore
gtroBc, 81 @oocn acriiicu uuo ihwcr
pcrleBt. Ger G6alliielr, @eo.@apes,
po6n6oft in glr. 21t5, gomouoiou.
9lpemle. 6radte oen 6eiulBtloien&lei.
nen IN ocm gIutomobil nod ocm
6ranflm Square Soipital, woielbit
ncbcn anoeren nidt unerbebliben
@erleblmoeu elm Sdaoelbul6 ieitgc-
iteQt muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
@ot am oira6eridmiIdnnastao.

Morgen, oen 30 Mai, 6leiben on.
lGBlid oeS Observation-Disclosures
ciniac Goiii6alier am 9ladmittog 1c-
idlonen nit 9lusna6me Der Sdalier
fir @ini1reibebrieie mo @adetpoit
Die Dem @ublitlm wie an @ei61its-
tagen often blei6en.
Gie Observation-Disclosures iblieBen
INN Z llbr 9lbenOs. Ger )}ac6ti6al.
ter miro Inn 10 ll6r @}ittagS qeofi-
net no @eloieuOungen mo @oitIpar-
cinlogen lminterbro9eu angenomneu
meroen Ger 9rieinarfeuperfaui be-
ainut an Oieiem 56alter INN Z ll6r,
GinidreibienOungeu weroen bier bon
8 ll6r 9l6enOs ongenommeu meroen.
Die 9rieitrdger.Stotion i6lieBt I'M
II llbr 0litiags.
Gie @oit miro INN T. 8 lmo t0.3O
ll6r Gormttaas in oem @ci6aits-
tbeil Der StaOt, INN 9 ll6r Gormit-
tags inn @o6umgSpiertel ousgetra-
gen. Gie 9rieifGiieu werOen inn @e-
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geleert. Su @o6nlngsOierteln fin-
oct Die 9ecrimg Ger 9rieifdien I'M
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9}odomittag ruO 10 ll6r 9lbenos
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
(fin crrilnh pon 1r0cruirh.

SroBocm sic 4oli5ei bon Canton
mo Sio6lanotown Elm i3arics gIusc
nad 0ii6lcroic6cu oiien 5dlt, aclang
es acitcrn 0}orgeu cincm eieb our1
elm oiienltebenOeS 6elnler % oas
Sii6ncr6auS Ser 5roil Garbert an ser
S6ea 9oao ein5uOringcu pno i3
meiBc SH6ncr 3u ite6leu, Nem Gie6
mar bis jcbt nibt allf ole Spur 5u
Iommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
lIntcrllnLtnnna .qSsenlneiirr.

Y2lnbuDflpm" se0cg 0nisoigooo mas IN
blomtr1
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

Dan BAT belt1nOig ooS @eIiibl Scr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
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mcine 5cier ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
glns SEN @eridltsG6icn.

Qiclc 9}cuaicrige in Dem @ro5eiie
OeS 5rls. @icGaule0 ouueieno.-
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6aupten, OaB Oos @igent6um Ger
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wuroc, oaB cS sic Stoot icl6it in
GrOnung 6alten iolle, mO OieieS lie.
6ereiufomncu iei bernadldiiigt NOR.
Sen. Stills StoOtprotlrotor @re
Iton orgunentirtc. 0oB Oos @eribt
feinc ,Slrisoiftion in ser Sade 6a6e,
neil Oas Giqent6lm inn GountD liege
unO oiBeroem louue teiu 9iicbtcr
icine 9lnii6t Dem Gor0eben oeS 9Grd
iiOentcn Der @ort6e60roc ni6itihliren
Oenu nr oieier babe oie Gollmodt
iold einen Streit 3u i6lidten.
9 citrcitet sic glngo6en 0eS
N} as 6ens.
sSm Supcrior.@eridt 6atte iid trot
oes 6ciben @ettcrs cine Nlenge gleu.
gicriaer cingciinoeu nm Ocu Ser.
6on0hngeu in Der aloge 0es 5rlS.
Morie a. 0lcGoule1 Inn $4,000
ShaOcncriob gcgen Melpille IS. Sim
der, Sem 6ieHgen &ertreter Oer0 Gin
qer g1a6maihiueu Gompa9nie," bel.
sumo6nen. Serr 6inAer lit Gin
N1ann in mittleren So6refL ser idon
ieit "a sSabrcn nit Ser 9enonnten
@onpoqnie perbtnoen iit 6eltritt
aau5 entibieOeu Die 2Ingo6en Der
@l1qeru mo iogte aus, Dab er an
Dem Gage, an weldem er Die &ld'
acrin duacgriifen 1o6cn ioll gar
ni6t in Ser Stoot gelueien iei Gie
alagc miro nod ciniae Gage Ooucrn.
90 cdr g8 ab lridter freis
geiprodeu.
Syn ser 5mciten glbtbeilung oes
Grimiuolacri6ts puroen geiteru Oie
g9ablbcamten Oes #. @re5infts DER
i6. g9oro bon Ser 9eiduIoiaung Die
@oblqeiete bel oeu @rimdrlpo6Ieu
in 1911 berlcbt 81 bo6en ireise.
iproben.
Sir elm meitereS Sebor
fcitgcboltcn.
Dic IA Sabre olte Sim 0lcntro
non Gsmego, gt.yu plirOe geitern
pom 9}i6tcr g8iuiams i'm Sugenogc.
ribt fir Elm wciteres &erb0r nod
ecm rSouic gum gutcn Sirten" &c
lonot. 2ilp, ocrcn @ater i'm Sonuar
Itor6, tam Dor elmer g8ode nod 9ol.
timore 5um 9eiude bel Gntborine
Suaioon Olr. 1S49, 9RomioDltroBe,
lno ioQ ooielbit ibrer 6reunoin olle
aleioer geitobleu bo6cn
&c 0 feS muB led s @t onote
foiten.
Scr S1eoer Sobn @loics ipuroc &c.
Itern i'm GriminoIgeridt 81 feds
N4onoten Staotsor6eitSbois Dcrur
tbeilt. neil er Srn. GborleS @. ri
Groop bon glr. 65S, Goltmbia.gIoe,
mo6reno Oerielbe an Der gde BON
&oco uno 0oper.StroBc, icin @elo
5dbltc, oas @elO entriiien botte.
9lbocmieien.
Iic Gidter @urfe mo Iuncan in
Iomion 6a6cn Oas @eiud OeS Nlop
ors lmo Stootrat6S bon Baltimore,
Ocn @ro5cB nm Die Gonoemnirnng
BON meiterem @igent6lm iiir oos
@aiierrcierpoir 81 Sod 9aoen na9
cinem moereu Gountp 5u ucrlcgen
abgcle6nt. Gle 9iihter agem OaB
feline ser 9Sartcicn Elm &eht bat, Den
qlntrag auf &erle9ung OeS 0on0cm-
nirlngsperia6rens 5u iteaen
sdlienerei nnf stulis 1arm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

Ger Gmb BON @itts6prg5 no6m Den
nEerropins" Oos erite Spiel alb.
llugeidbr 1000 3ui@ouer an.
weieno.- 9ie Orioles" gepon-
nen IN @rooiOence.
9oS 9aaipiel Der nEerropins" auf
Dem n6eoeroI 2ieo~ @lobc nit ocm
Stub BON &itts6urgb gelpauuen Die
Gcbtcren nit elmer Score bon flint
Sums; oic 9oItiuorer modten mlr
5pei. GrQb Oes id0nen @etters bat.
ten iih nur rngeiabr 1000 3uidauer
cingefnoen. lluter oen@ittsburgbern
rcfinoet Iib n0oc" Gerr ein 9olti.
uorer Oo1 ipielte oerielbe geItern
ni6t nit. 0ic Score Ger SpieIe ser
5cOcrol 2iqo.Gmbs mar, mie folgt:
.6eberal 2eaauc".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
WeIdGftsidlnF am @ra6cr.
IdlmiifnnnStaue.

Die GngroB 4ubwoorenqeIMGite
Go6en ein lle6crcintommcn 9etroffeu,
morgen am Observation-Disclosures,
iDre @eidoite ben oon6en SoG ges
ic6loHen 81 bolteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aniii6rte, an
@aiiert6urm 9Ir. I
z d)ipimm 3 q Der Dor foito:.
tester 3ett ge6ffuet
@egen Der ploelih ein0etrcteueu
Sibe oronete oie itdotiide 6rei6ao.
Gonniiiion in elmer geiiern Gormit.
toa itattgcbabten Spe5ial-Sibung an,
oaB oic itGotii6eu 9aocauitalten i'm
5reeu ouitatt, wie frii6er 6eitiinmt
crit an 30. Woi 6ereits geitern9lod-
miitoa Inn ll6r 9e6fiuet wuroeu
Gie Gommiiiiou beihloB ierner,
0as 2ocuit goint 3reibao, oas iiA in
Ser 9}a6e Oes ,,9atro6e Earfs" be.
iinoet. fir INNER 9eidIoiien 81 loi.
fen, oa ooS geaiier in jener @egeno
imrein iit 9lu Steae Oieies Babes
miro oie Gomniiiion Ocu 0lopor er
iu9cn, 9lnorouungen fir Oie Grid
hma eineS ueueu Babes 6eim Sort
@c0enr0 3u treiieu @lit Der Sdlie-
Buua oc5 9ociii @omt Babes tonn.
ten iomit 6eitcrn mn orei S1tmms
bdocr erofinct meroeu, ndmlid inn
o@atterion-Gorf,~ nGwgnns Sails.
@arf" mo &0man'S Bead.
Y} }onor 8ufirb der 6eier
cinQela0en.
NlaDor &rciiou miroe geIieri BON
@oitor 8. Is. 9li1olion bon Der BIZ
id6iIiG.nct6ooiitidcu Snrlen @art
Stride imo Cr. g8. g9. GaOis, Dem
Setrcidr ser ,2oro's GoD 2lliancc,
am Souutag 9l6cno bel
cinem 6eiigoties0ienit in Der Sorlem
9art.airdje cine 2lniprabc 5u bolteu.
Ter 9lauor acceptirte Die @inlaoumg.
Bon Toronto 5uriid.
9laior S6irleD bon Der topoara
pbiiAea @ermeinmgs GommiiiioH
febrte geiiern bon Eoronio 3lriid wo
er Der Convention Der SiaoipIm-
GonaAiiiou beimobnte.