davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08
FOREIGN STUDENTS AT
 AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

There were 4.222 foreign students in attendance at colleges and universI- ties in the United States in the year 1s13 according to figures just com piled at the United States Bureau of Edlcafion- This is an increase of 577 in two years. These students are not concentrated atsthe larger and bet ter known. Institutions, as might be expected, but are distributed over 275 different colleges, universities, and schools of technology The number given includes only regular students Of college or graduate grade: if stu dents enroIIedy in preparatory depart ments, short-term courses. summer. schools, and independent professional schools were included. the total would be very much larger.
 Canada has the largest representa- Ition-65 53 students are from the Do- minionsl China and Japan are not far behind here were 594 Chinese stu dents and 336 from Japan attending colleges in the United States in 1918. ls Of the other. Oriental or Asiatic peo- ples, India is represented by 162 stu dents; Turkey Aby 143:: Korea by 13 ]; Persit by 21; and Siam by 13
 Latin- America. is strongly represent cd Cuba sends 209 Costa Rica. 2e;s GuatemaIa, s15; Honduras T2 Nica- raguas 1ss Panama, 2s and Salvador
 I B. Mexico heads the list with 223
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08


 students From South America. Ar genuine sends 3 students to our col- leges; Brazil, 113; Bolivia, Chile, 12; Colombia, 37; Ecuador. IS: Para quay. Peru, 25; Uruguay.s and sVenezueIa,
 Abundance of higher education op- the continent of Europe has not pre- vented nearly 800 European stud from coming to America to go to coI- represented by 12 students and Ger many herself the. mecca of the stu dious. sends 122. The others, in or- der of numbers are. Russia t24;s France, 45; Sweden, 1, Italy, 33 8; Aus tria Hungary, 34; Switzerland 29; Norway. 2s; Greece. 22; Spain, 2o;. Netherlands, 19; Bulgaria, 15 Rou- mania. G.; Belgium, 4; Portugal B; Montenegro,
 Even Australia and Africa have stu- dents at colleges in the United States. There are 56 students from New zeaI- and. Africa is represented by 5 from Egypt; 2 from Liberia, and A from South Africa, sss
 From American possessions 4s4 stu. dents came to college in the Unitee States; 108 from Hawaii; 215 from Porto Rico, and ii from the Philip pine Islands.
 pr. Anna Howard Shaw. president of the Nationad Woman SlifraEe As ssociation, has started suit for S25s 08o: against the LeTigh Valley Rai1road for Injuries.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08

peons since the occupation of the city by the American forces, and the public food depots are thronged daily, particularly by women and children. This
 picture shows a typical crowd of poor, ha1f. starved Mexicans clanoring for food around one of the arnay food stations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08

to Westheid House, Doncastera ip June. last year.
 Miss Lentons while awaiting trial for the crime which she confessed was released owing to her serioas condition of health brought about b4 "a, hunger strike. She disappeared and remained in hiding for almost a yea and was re-arrested only a few ea4 ago at Brighton
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08

The food situation in Vera Cruz is growing more serious as refugees, including Mexi- cans who have fled from Mex ico City, fearing massacre, flock to that seaport. The United States army Officials arc suppl ying free food to the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08
MAN WHO BOUGHT SPANISH
 DRYDOCK DIES IN NEW YORK

New York, May s-James Shewan, known to shipping men all over the world, died yesterday at his home here. He was ,66 years old.
 One of MT. Shewan's last acts as an active business man was purchasing from the government the big Spanish
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08
ARSONETTE GETS YEAR
 IN ENGLISH PRISON

Leeds, Eng! May Lillian Lenton. a militant suffragette, was sentenced today at the Assiz here to a. year. i'm prisonment on charge of setting fire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-08

Advertise in Rhe Farme
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Grlag ieiRer Verleemns.
albert @oqentine ueritarb au eiHem
Sdaoelbrnd I'M itGbt. !SDipltal.

albert gaIlentine, alias BoOb, 80
Sabre alt, bon 9lp. Is Sft gourtStr.,
itarb ssitsrn Morssn i'm itdotii6eil
6oIpitnl an ben 6olsen zines S6d-
bslbruds. gr ssrietb IN Der 9ienitag
Radt an Der 8. unb blum Sirabe nit
einsm Wlanne in Gtrsit, in Defender.
lauf .r nit elmer 8ierflaias nisberss.
Idlagsn ipurbe. &nfGnslih puroe
ansenpmmsn bab 9allentins nur cine
lei6te appfDunbe baponsetrasen bat,
te, bod itsltsn bi. 2lsr,te i'm ifdbiis
f9enSoipital feit, bab bergerlebte eis
nen S6dbslbrud erIttten batte, tpel.
der pann auh Isinen Scb berbeifii6r-
ts. Geitsrn purbs BON ben 9etsttips
pflug unb 9ubH Der "a Sabre lIte
Wi[liam MeQluIiffs, bon SO. 7186op-
Tins Strabs, untsr peri6isbsnsn Der.
baatsmOmenitn in Soft ssnommen.
Gr b,itrsitet sntfdieeen, irseno etpas
nit Der 2lnseleeenbsit gu tbun 8u bue
ben. Willidm Robbins aus louisville,
&b., pslher na9 Qnsaben Der Ppli5ei
3suss bss 9Orsefallsnsn gerpeIen isin
5ou, purbe in 3fusenbaft ssnommsn.
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geno, IN oas glrbeitsbaus ge5antf 5ii
tuerben, I'M BON ibrer WorIiebe fiir
WbiStep gebeilt aii iperben. glihter
Gor rU1fabrte Dem @inj6e Der Bit.
iteaeriunen unb perurtbeilte re ie 5ii
$50 Celebrate nebit Soften.
- Su elmer Gelbitrafe bon $25
nebjt Soften iUuroe Mabnon6 Moie
berbonnert, fpelder NIT Sduinis itnb
Steinen mad cirem Mutonobil mari,
bas Don Grmien iutb stiItbern befest
mar.
- Cine gr5Bere @n5nbl iunser
Serte batten fib geitern inter Der @e.
ihnloiging bes imorbentIihen 8e.
traaens au berantiportsn. Der go.
li5ift Clinton gloe fpurbe am Wors
gen bes 16. 4usuft BON elmer
Mctte iiinger 9lrrid5en ii6erfaIlen aIs
er oiefelben tuegen iinorSentlihen 8e.
trigens eirfpcrren poIIte.
geiterT mar Der @eGfnte, neIher
oie SaftbefebIe gegen Die @efdyulbig.
ten erfpirft hattie, nid)t irritanoe, bic
eirpelueu geiduloigten poiitip ais
feline augreifer 5l be5eihrtet itnb
muBte Der gfihter bic II Beidu.big.
ten INIT iispenoierten Soften bon
bannen 5ieben IaifaI. Sn brei Gdlen
trat Wertag,tna Der BerbnnbIug elm.
Die 8efbul6igten ipnren GbeIter Do.
big. Drant gaiI, Sanes Goof, Sol.
Delanp, Gop WiIfon, CHARLES gader.
SaunieI @oIf, Carl Woob. Sonarb
Sores, Sobu Ieonnr6 ,,nb gbndro
zimmerman. Die ssiille gegen Wm.
ssenbrids unb ssobn 8lad fuuroen aii
ben 10. September pertagt, itilb Der
Termin geger Oapio Spnrfs auf ben
20. Septauber. aenbrids, tpelher
niid 6eS perbotenen Baffentragens
beidu,lbiet mar. fpirroe Don oieIer an.
fduIbieuns ebenfalls freiseiprofen.
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Oiff.'
Jibrte ben Sob Der 26 Jabre a!tsa
Belle Seron berbei.

Sn ibrer Wobnuns su Wpomins
itarb geitern Worsen bic 20 Jo1rt
alte Belle 5erron an ben Gpissn einsr
tdfilberDsrsiftuHs. ipeI&es Gift
iie am Gonntas DOT aht 1agsn rah
9lnsabe beg 2fr5tes Drifting In isIbits
m5rbsriifer 4bIiHi gu ii9 genommen
bate. Mit Or. Ring bem Coroner
Or. Josrtmebsr miitbsilts, nabm 5rl.
Ssron 80 gram QusdiiIber sabiet.
ten gu iih, anssblid burh ben Sob
ihrsr Weutttr bo5u sstrisben. 4as
Gift pirits Isbr Idnsfdm. Rad Be.
fanntiperbtn Der 1bdt Der llnsliidIi.
den ipurbs Or. 2lllsn struien, lpslhsr
alIss in lsineu araften itsbenbe tbai.
I'm bic Grtrantts 81 rstteH. Die ga.
miIie ippbnt an Der gbarlotte Mpenus,
Rprb Wpomins. Die 9.rforbsns mar
bis Dor sinsm Ulonal NIT See Gprins
ger in 9amiItoH. g., psrbsiratbet,
bod srfplste na6 einmonatigsr gbt
bic Gfsibuns unb bic gtf6isbens
nabm bann pxbtr i6rtn WGb@eu.
ilamtu on.
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@runoeiaentb,,m $500.

&eurp @eiersboefer imo aleou
uap 8rotpn iinb SeitnmentsooaItre.
ter BON Sarob &obnitam; geriona.
lien S12,500, @run6eigentDum
$500.
Saeob @oebme lit RadlaBperpal-
Ter BON 9o,,iie 8oebmc; gerionalien
$4Op,
Ger perionIife 9SadIaB Ses GbaS.
9idtenbabl betrdgt $4,000; Der.
jenise Der stena 6. gfau S89S.63.
8eri9ie6cHes.
Die Giti5ens 0ntional @anf Uril
MliIiorb, g., flaete eine Soroerung
iibet $2S03.S7 gegen 2eouora e,
Jfobinion Elm.
Die Boit.@Ioper glectric 50. er.
lcngtc ein llrtheil iiber Sl292.2S sc.
gen Gbas. @, 9latternann.
Die Gpaniton @anf bot cine Sor,
berisug iiber $500 gegcn s. 5.
9reiDe eingeflagt.
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Webnrfem.
aRaoden. E n.

SObn unb Marp Salner, 257o Mcs
Wliden 4penue.
Soiepb unb Slorence 2ea9, 558
9ppe Strdbs.
9apio unb gleaie Sbarp, 762 Wlt.
Sope Roab.
WiIium unb @iais qratbsr, 2152
Wlc9ean 4benue.
Sacob unb gstiep 9arueB, 7409
Main 4bsnue.
Grant unb @nna Stern, 429 &luttsr
Ioenue.
GDparO unb ailie pbiiter. GlOusb,
S6io.
Walter unb SpIepbine aeIa, Gatt.
fprniu, Ohio.
Sobu unO gaae maOrris, DaptOn.
&entudD.
Gopurb unb aiap Bridges, 1917
alabama 4benue.
oenrD unb Minnie 8reen, 2722
Ssfferion alpenue.
Gnaben.
gDiaiam unb gillian Surt, 143o
Central glpenue.
9eurgs uno Catherine Sergemsber,
S19 Carlisle apenue.
WiIiam unb Uleto grcn4 1910
1uoIss StroBe.
6enrp unp Sulia MDlIsr, 1882
0ueen Gitn glnenue.
Sumes itno 8sHis SOple, GrebOniu
glpenue.
allbert unb aiIlie Duroemanu,
gnenore. Sbio.
Col. unO Sarab gtoiin. $40 Mt.
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@i Siotbs Sirens Hfleserinnsu Be.
ssben iid nad ben Sdladtfelberu
Gnrppas.

@efsrn @ormittng tsrIisben eff
Rotb< areua pflsserinnsn Cincinnati,
I'm am Samitos bon Nep Yori aus,
bic Relic nab ben SdIadtfeIberlI
eliropoS aroutreten.
Die ilsine Rsiis GsisIIfdaft, ipsls
DIE uuier Giibrung ppn Jrdulsin Gil.
iabetb DolIsp bic Rstfe antrat, beitebt
aus ben Damen Gpntbia Rifarbion,
emma Susiter, Marsarstba aeonurb,
M. gobtin. 2lHna Domsnbduisr.
Hertfn 8utterfieIb, SSa aaHslbers,
gaa Weiman. glla 9off 2ula Wars
tin imb G. Ronsbaa. Die 12 pfle.
germ III Jrdulefn Ul. W. MuielI.
ipslds aber gu ibren sr5bisn Bsbuuern
Suriidbleiben mub. ba ibre Whitter
plSbli1 srtranits unb bic pflsst Der
9D9ter bebarf. syrGulsiE RuHtG TT
tlintf4e pfIsserin TN iabif&eH 90.
ipitaI.
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slns MEMPHIS ,mriid.

Detefttp @enter febrte seitcrn nit
oem 20 Sabre alten sseaitetb Bartlett
ans Wempbis nah bier 5ilriid, Sa
Bartlett iluter Der Beiduloiglrng oes
Grpbbiebftnbls fsebt. Rad ben qlns.
i1gen oes Teteftips bat Bartlett elm.
geitarrSen, bas Mntomobil pom Carl
Scr5itnm Dor einiger 3eit bonn @op.
ernnlent Gauare geftoblen gu babeu.
ga1 Dem polfiibrten 4iebitabl begub
fih Der iiinge sDlann nat ct.
@latbeip, Sp., pcielbit er niit oeln
GrafttpassH Elm IurieabsG Gsi91ft sr.
cfflete inio aud Gplpia Giuiaing bei.
rntbete. slnf Der &ofseitsreiie tpiir.
be Bartlett IN Wlenipbis, Tenn., er.
mittelt uno aui Griuden Der bieiiaet
geborten in Sait genominen. Den
aruftipnaen bot Bartlett fir ben
ssEeis bon $500 psrtanft.
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Gbe'Grlasbxit iaeixe.

(albsrt 8. @eiIsl, %, 2799 80. 6.SA
t8ertba s. Wanleb, 25, 72o Weas
Strabe.
{aleris @alanb, 48, 123 @reen Ctr.
l&atbarins SOpcs, 43, 123 @reen ct.
}Samusl 6. shpartsel. 43, 1855 gL
more Ctr.
| Sba Caroline Saboum, 81, 4129
Georgia 4pe.
(garl Wsbitsr, %, s19 State ape.
(giroie Stabl, %, 628 Burns Ctr.
Ig3obert 6. McDonpugb, 38. 7. Str.
unb Central @pe.
}Marsaret oill, "a, 7. uno Gin Ctr.
{gaice g2euberrp. SO, Terrace qart.
laliee Mulin, 30, oessl.
}2eGpp u. 2apman, 26, !Sartpsl.
lWaub 5opler. 33. besgl.
}0tpigbt galIinger,, 21, Rorlpooo.
lSneS y. Roienberg. 10. Odtlep.
|9eter Rublmann, %, 403 purcel
I @penue.
lgbna 5. Geisler, 21, 968 Wscpbers
ion glpe.
(Gbeiter R. 3ptt. 80, Carthage
(gtbel Shsebun, 20, Mt. 5saItbp.
|glemenS 9. iyreis, q, 856 8ee4 etp.
Selen ReiIIer, 19, 1856 Goiten Gpe.
I9eorse 9. 4rmitrons. 40, Chicago.
(Glura $, Dieberib, 25, 26 Sit 13.
Strabe.
52ltbert @iIe. %, 1856 popIur Sir.
laatbrpn @lber. Is, 531 Belts Str.
Oscar g. 8unsenitOd, %, 1924 RoB
! glpenue.
leona Sumter, 20. 9e4 @eit 8. Ctr.
(glIfreb 6. Sanoau. %, S22 gco.
! oemp Mpe.
i9epa Gtembe, 27, 522 Roiempnt glp.
(Garl 6. qaul, 2s, 2lurpra, Snb.
lMaub 81. Chamber, %. Glepes, S.
(seniamiu Sbomns Staber, 26. gsDr'
! npoo.
tgtusuita 3. Mnurer, %, osSsl.
(@up 9. GorniIb, 80, WtaoiiOnpille.
l9iplet UR. SausIlsr, "a, besg!.
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axs ben 0eridtsb5fes.
Ebefaeibunss.S sale.

W ~ ' - ~ " . - - = -
Sloreuee q. Senle eeb.
SuttIes, bic iid am 4. auguit 1914
nit bern SailbIlngsreiienben g a m.
8 enIe, $50. 3504 @liruet slpeniie,
perbeirntbete, itreugte geitern i9on
cine Sheibllngsflage an, in tpelter
Tie hofjt ieniationeae @riiuSe on.
iiibrt. Sun1dit maht iie glteno, bob
SenIe, Inn iie sur Seiratb ou beipe'
gen, ibr DoreetLlnfert babe, er bdtta
eine quite Ste!Ie nit $1,000 per Satr
jo,rie griparniiie in Der Sobe poll
$1,000, mas iif ieoo9 bereits nad)
oebn Sngen aIs llutDabrbeit errpieien
Ititte. geaf, Der in Columbus, g., er'
folsten Seiratb babe er lie hierber ge.
brafyt lmb 6eiOe bdtten I'M 8lbiou
Scuie Iogirt. bis er ibr naf 10 Ia.
gen bic slugen 0iineie unb ibr Sie nm
liebionle Whttbeiling madfe, oab er
mitteIlos iei unb nidyt Idnger fir tie
loreen Tonne. Ges ggeitercn babe er
iudrrrnb bicier scbn Tasc cine slnaabi
Dertbloier Gbcds ausgege6eu uno am
20. sliiguit babe er ihr ulitgetbeilt,
oaB CT Die ibm beouritebenbe Stcnoe
mid! erleben pole unh besbalb SelbIt.
n.orb beaeben rerbe. am 26. augilit
lei iGr ooun aud bic @iitbeiliing ge-
rnatt iporben hat en- thatiadli1
Gucflilber.I Iabletteu peridluft bape
rro nof benz jiiSiifen SoipitaI &c.
braft pprSen iei, iuc er iia iest nod
beflaoct.
Otto Rouncib. IT,, Der iib
an 8. slugnit 1900 nit Sciepbtne
9ionueiB perbeiratbete, bat auf Sriuto
JON giIiftpernadldiiigung unb an
gebliten gbebrudls cine S9eioangs-
fla9e dngeitrengt.
Sofeph comment dlein pill
bon Glitter Sonncnifeln, $40 Gnpio
StraBe, bic CT am 12. glugiit 1906
beirat5ete, seidHeSe iein. gr maht
aeIteno, DAB lie lbm ons Sebcn sur
S0Ilc gemlad)t, i'm nnoeren 9eiiten
aegeriibcr Itetg aIs nerriidt beSei6net
imo ibn aud brutal bebanoeIt bat.
Gbcaio babe lie iNt rcridlieoentlih
Surd ibre @riioer pern6beIn laiien
iiu6 ialiebIid, bu6e iie i'm in b0Git
,nscreinoni6ier 8eiie aus Dem Sapie
aetuoricn.
SteIla Sci; bat ibren 8atten,
6en Jubrmann G0iparo Seb, GO. t2i
@eTt Court StraBe, Oen lie am 9.
Gep.ember 1911 beiratbste, auf
Shciciu,g perflogt, neil er, obne bal,
fic Sarum ipubte, id9on oamaIs nit
einer arapfbeit tebaftet mar, BON
meIter Tie infi5irt puroc unb Die
aud ben Epb ibrer 6tDei aiuoer Der.
fHnrlbet hnben fol-.
Iatban q. Gbaie min bon
W1arp 9l. Gbnie, Der iie Dor bret Sab
rcn rcrIaiien bnt, geiddebcn Ieiu. Die
yleiben beirntbeteu am ~. Septeniber
1908.
slahfab. Saden.
Geo. s. @itrtnim lit 9iadIaBpsr.
iroIter bon gIjaabetb @. Mieosmalli
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Saiebaa.
Cseitriger siss Der rSscSs" iiber bic
pGnbs".

Sn bem sfitrisen brittsu Spiels Der
Seris spiIhen unIeren .Reos" unb
ben GbitasOsr rGubs1 i'm Reblono-
SyisIb funsisrtsn Sdleuosrer Yinsling
unb Sanger glarts aIs 8atterie fir
GincinTati sessn 8ausbn reip. glrs
der fir bic Gssnsr. SIN 8. @anss
ipurben ginsling bur9 G9neiber unb
0ausbn burd Sumpbries obssl0it.
Die rgfeos" nlaaten 6 Sreffer unb
a sseblsr ssssn 10 Srsffer uno fsblers
frsies Gpisl Der Cuba. 9eiber
gleunsr icnsentrisrtsn is 8 SreFfsr i'm
6. guuas, mas ben gsgnsrn 2 aduis
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suSt aufaefunben.

ssm &eaer Der @irtbIdaft BON
Gbris. Seil, an Der Sbiaitu unO
emery Strdbe, ipurOe seitern MOrssn
BON bem Sausbteuer tSobn S'3erH
bic 2eide bes 40 Sabre aiten 6ngb
McgaIle sefnnben unO bur6 bic po-
liSei rad Der WtOreue gsbra9t. @pro'
ner Or. gpertmepsr, tuel4er bic aeihe
beii9tiate, nimnt an, bab TlcGaue
bur9 sinsu 5turS IN ben aelr ge-
tSbtet wurbe. Der @eritorbene 9atts
fem Ssim.
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0as ;isbsieits antO.

Tas iieb5iaitc sluio. lpeIdes Der
poli5ei aIs aeitoblen petneIbet NOR.
BEN it, 1T Gigenibum bes betanHten
meitaifrutalrs Slider Haharab on
Der @aIHut Gtrnbe, Gas glito, mel
DIS bic 2ioen5niHuner 429S trdgt,
ipuroe aln Government Sauqre &c.
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Sope Roab.
Samss unO @rucs O'DOnnel, 1885
Surpn 4penue.
Samss unb JlOrence Queen, 1917
Rorb Main Qlpenue. ~
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eias bem Gsuai3t tpalsertdbt

MH6 bem Wttlnt3t0alAett0)t
.-
Gin msrf,uhrSioer aon nnn aimbes.
,ns,...,,s 80
PAAs'
uHo s'ne speuIo merfmnrosge We
idid)te.
~
Ni9ter Mleranber, tpeldsr seitsru
in BEN srdmiIisn Geriht ieint lr.
tteiisfpriiHe fdlltn folits, ftano In BEN
Sale aegeu bic 80 Sabre dlte Waris
Margorttbe 6arbeunnu bon no. 53e
Msft g4te GtrBe Dor einsm i4psr
gu enttHetbsnben problem. Sis Drau
tpar Der abii9tliden ainbesausiss'
nnQ onaeilast unb aab aud bisisn
5bdibjtdHo unumipunbtn aii. Wi'
bic 1ef4uIbtsts BEN Ridisr srildrts,
lsbt lie felt ibrer werbetratbung nid9i
nit ibrem Wanne Suiammtn, bat absI
trobotm oem Roilenlelbltmoro entss'
gen aearbeitti, uno VI Ulutter pon
aht Einotrn. tpelt9e tbre Wattr Hi9t
tenneiI. JDre Hrnoer beflnoen lld]
ale N aHlfaltcn, bod, pangf oie Srail
n!M aIpBsS S!spe ah Senleipsa. ~:
saM'gsI wv @so.'aIeH Ip'Luea ,.!u.. W. oas' =.
la''sllsn a'sots " e,ls 'SnI',.u' an' NV
sslssp.uu,k = ~ 'g ysaa,uaIse gsl '1al' ..'
s,nge"oseisgl TlaapetM'' oaB l.e
a,Vt y, ~ Sia''1e ~ W s.s's..eisl M
ssslt As . ~. ,us.saa' .s'.u S'o
phmg oerleips,I SSoIee o. 1lat.
., pt l,.nI SSoa,e', 'pnrM e '1..os' s;a sa'
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lsn Sprgbl.hg anl o'e S,ule. p
Z eaulss .plsI SatpsTsl n.sDsI % W s S.s
goIlnana 7, paB = . I!g DE pisogusEsl @ s,.,s'' pss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-03

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Serie stpifben rgRebs" unb .gubs"
i'm Reblanb 5ielb. alnfans piiuit>
li1 Inn 8 llbr.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-08
P. R. R. Co. OFFERS
ITS ASSISTANCE To
STRANDED AMERICANS
Funds Will Be Distributed to Those
in England Who Are
in Need
By Associated Press

Philadelphia, Aug. SIT was an
nounced by the Pennsylvania Railroad
to-day that in order to give all proper
aid and support to Americans in Great
Britain who were unable to return
home on account of lack of cash the
company has authorized its special
European agent. Ralph P. Baker, at
Liverpool, to furnish funds when need
ed to Americans properly identified on
their travellers checks or letters of
credit, or if without funds on their
own obligations. Mr.. Baker is also
directed to assure passengers that the
Pennsylvania Railroad will undertake
to forward them to their destination
upon their arrival at New York or
Philadelphia, or any other more con-
venient port of the Atlantic seaboard.
These instructions were forwarded by
cable to Liverpool to-day and officials
believe that this prompt method of
meeting the difficulties surrounding
Americans in England has already re-
l;eved the pressing necessities of many
of them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-08
MOTHER AND CHILD
BADLY HURT WHEN
AUTO HITS TEAM
Collision at West Fairview Results
Seriously For Cloverly
Heights Family

Mrs. Justus V. Hershey of Cloverly
Heights and her six year old daughter,
Katherine, were badly injured last
night at West Fairview when an auto
truck owned by Brown and Company,
furniture dealers, OF 1917 North Third
street, and driven by George Nell,
crashed into a team driven by Mr..
Hershey.
Mrs. Hershey to-day is in bed with
internal injuries. She also received
a number of gashes and cuts on the
body. The daughter is unable to
walk as a result of a badly bruised
leg. Mr.. Hershey Is slightly injured.
The Hershey family were returning
from a visit to the home of Mrs. John
Hudder, rear Enola. Mrs. Hershey
had been i'll and was in the country
for the benefit of her health. AS the
Hershey team was coming down the
approach at the railroad bridge at
West Fairview, the Brown and Com
pany auto driven by Nell was coming
up the approach. According to Mr..
Hershey the auto driver, having but
one oil lamp burning, failed to see his
team and ran into II. The horse
frightened and the wagon was over
turned, throwing out the occupants.
The driver, George Nell, says he
had both lights burning, and was on
the right side of the road. He de-
clares the horse became frightened
at the auto and started to rup away,
the wagon hitting the auto tr ok
The injured was taken to a house near
the bridge where medical assistance
was given. Later they were brought
to Harrisburg in a taxicab.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-08
Publication of False
News Is Condemned
By Associated Press

London, Aug. s, p. m.-Heated
condemnation was voiced in the House
of Commons to-day of the dissemina-
ton of false news concerning the war,
such as that published in regard to a
great naval battle off the coast of Hol-
land.
'It was absolutely false" said
Reginald McKenna, the Home Secre-
tary, and he expressed the hope that
the House would join him in the
strongest condemnation of the publi-
cation of such reports. He continues:
II do not say 1t was wilfully done
in this case, but 1t might be wilfully
done in OF der to assist the circulation
of a paper.
The publication of false news is
misdemeanor and now that a press
bureau, with a constant stream of re-
liable information has been estab-
lished. the public has the right to ex-
pect that no such news will be pub
lished except when furnished by the
press bureau"
Mr.. McKenna added that he was
confident the unanimous opinion of
the House of Commons on this subject
would carry weight in the country.