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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29
glcnc 0uffunua fir 5ranf.

9iihtcr ganar 0on Sbcrbunoes9c.
ridt aeitottet 9lppea gegen Gnt
ideiolms 0cs 9uaocsserid6is bon
Georgia. Gas aeianmtc @id
ter.Goaesim oes obcriieu sc.
ridts6oics miro iicb icbt nit ocn
san beiaiicn
@nibingtDn 2S. GGeaibcr,
9iihter 2dnar pom Obcr6lmOcS.
gcridlt gelrabrte beute Die Ginreih.
ing eiires 9lppeas gcacii oir Gnti@ci.
Dung oes Observation-Disclosures uou
gltlanta, Ga, ipelhcs Sen glutroa aui
GrlaB eines Nabeos Corpus Nefebls
iiir sen mc1en Grnorolmg BON 2}arr
Rhognn sim SoOe pcritrtbelten Sec
D} 5ranf abgele5nt Bate
6rant5 Ninridtug mar nli oen
%. Saruar angeicat moroen; ooh oil
MnBnabme 9iidter 9omars bcbin
oert bis ailT @citeres sic @oaitred
img ocs SooeSurtbeiis.
Dns geianrHte Cbcrbluioesgcridt
miro iih icst nit oen Sale beiddi
iiger Die &ertbeioiging 6ranfs
baiirt befanntlid ibrcn sIntra9 All
Den llmitauo, oaB Srant niht i'm sc
ridtsIaol oniDclcno por, ais oel
@obriprid Der ,SnrD vertiiuoei
lplroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29
9Ero6i6itiuns .9sropaoanOa.

Eopcto, aanias, rs. Dcsember.
Der Acknowledgement ser .Su.
tercoaesiatc $ro5ibitiou g(iiociation~
tritt bier am Dienitng 81 oiertdaigen
8erot6ungen 5idanuncn. Der 3iUed
oeS Gonbents it, oic College Srioen.
ten I'M ean5eu 2onoc iiir cine @robi.
bitionslinliraae bei ben Stintnaebern
3il gepinnen pelHe i'm n6bitenSom.
mer inIccnirt mcrocn ioIl. Nlai er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

9erliiL 25, 9lop Ger 9erli.
ner HehtsanpoIt n. s., Ger bci sen
6ooeriiber i9lueren 9leiiern IN Ger
6ront itc6t icbrci5t an ieinc 9lr0e6o.
rigen
Gs wor BON @ihtigfeit, sic ieino.
litben Steauu9en icnieits Scr NlaaS
bei Dem Goric $ 81 erfunocn un0
nor glleni 81 crnlitteln ou mcldei
Stellcn Snionterie iiber sic Nlaas
geiebt uerocu f0une sd babe sic.
len gliiftrog anI s. glouenbcr ausgc.
iii6rt Sh lieB 9l6enoS seaen z ll6r
meiu @icr0 iattelu imo ritt oQein in
liodounfler ne6li9er Sdlpdr5e ID 0er
9licbtiui9 ouf ct. D}ibiel. Gs por
elm iurht6arcr Nitt elm "copper" ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29
Metheiltc gIniidtsn.

Sic 6eioen 0litaIicoer Scr gso6l.
aufiihtsbeboroc, Serr gSadter, OoS
republifouiiGe NlitolicO. uno Scrr
GiOoelp. oas oernofratiifc D}itglieo,
6eIten geiteru 9}odlniittag cine Git
sung. I'M 81 cntidei0en ob Derr
Samcs Dic@uop, Der Gg.@rdiiocut
Der %oIi5cbeboroe bcrchtiet ieJ oaB
iein 9lomc aiii oen Stinnt5ettel ee.
iett peroe pcrr @adter lit Ger Pin,
iid)t oaB Die 9c6or0e feline autorit6t
bat, oic %apiere oes Serrn @lc5poD
81 acceptiren. 6err RiOgclp mar an.
oercr gluiidt. GS piro oober crit Die
Gntideioung o6gegebep lperocn tons
uen, peun @ouoerneur @olosbo-
rough cineu 9Ratfolscr iiir &crrn
@oulo. oen bisberiacn @rdiiOcntcn
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ernonnt
Bot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

Ger 9leuiobrSbnll oes fiinTtcn nc.
ginients in Ger Snllc al Scr @oif'
man.StroBe irar iebr gut beiudt.
Dor 9egiiu oeS Bales ioro bic 80.
raoe itatt, an luelhcr Scr @ouOcrneiir
mo iein Stab III boiler llniicrn
Ibeil nabmcn. GeS9leideu mobuten
einc gln5obl berporraacnocr 9iirger
Oem glan8poIlen ereisniiic BEL gln
Die @oruoe ihloB ii6 oer ii6lide
9leuiabrSbnll, Der nit Ben gldn5eu.
Oen llniioriiei mo oen elegaiten
1nmen ciii prd6tiaes Bib bot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29
suatn 0rOsncn atfO6l,n 1atsu,

glodoem iic ongeblib gcitaaocn
6atteu, an 80. G5embcr Der gSocup
Drug Co. 9ir. is. 5iiosSoiuaroiir.
cine Guoutitat Irogucu I'M &ertbc
pom $50 aeitobIen 81 5aben, muroer
geitern 0rri iiIuge 2eite in Der lreit'
lihcn Boli5ci, Station BON 9iidter
Sapler Sen Gcihworcnen iibcrluicicn.
Gie Niirgidait betrug $4,000 0ie
9lauen Der @eihuloigten iino 2acob
6rieo BON 9lr. 2i5, 9Iisailitb.Strabc,
Sarrp Soiiuan BON 91r 5i1 9Iis.
qiut5iiroBe, unO Staulcp @. %lcser
bon glr. 1915. Starrctt.SIroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29


mcinc bdoeu @eine bis jum Anie iQit
crirorcH Sdl bate feiu Wcfi5l iu
i6neu me5r uno ie 5mei Nelie mus
ten iic ioiort i'm Sbili frottireu 1os
balf un0 icb fonute nah tilrscr 3cit
nit mciRen @cuicn frolillappcrio luo
inter bcftacn acknowledgements lur
6elomahe 3liriiaeiIcn. mo- mir lulac
id6r inn it llbr 20 Wlhtnteu glacbis
anian1ics
Ger Gmpiong IN 0en tleinen
&aun mar cin iebr berjIider, Vile
@dnoe itrcdten iid mir luter @liid
uiliben entee9en Iie sntca geuic
0attea Elm 6eucr aemadlt uao briBau
aafiec uno Cbee fiji mid bcreit az
baltcu. sic bHateu mid ii 1cdaD
un0 oa i'd ielbit nod uniahia man
ciit @ort 6aruor3ltbrinscu, lcBcn iia
iid) pon neineu 2altcn il6et sic Dor
gonge berihteu 9llo Id mid eili8cr
maBen crbolt batte iestc id meine
Melouna an Die Iioiiion nii licb
mid onrb 0os 5el0telcpbou INIT ihr
Dercinoen umo 0itiirtc ocm 0orii9cn
Sclcp6ontiicn sic 9Rclorng. llnl i
llbr NloraenS muBtc elm Sbcl oer
Rannidait iibcr oic S5obc 5ii Der oa
binteriia9enoen 6elofiiAe miibrcheit
um BORT oos @iief iiir oeu fpmuea
Den Gaa ju bolen ,Sbncu ihlob id
MID an mo ucriieb noh hcr3lIdcM
slbidieo Die 6eIomamc
llIaeidbr0et erreiMien uir Nie
6eloiiide Sd ioate meineu 9eslei.
tern Sebclpobl mo elite 0urh ocn
@alo uod 2t Nli1icl bnah aclciict
BON Dem 3i6cn iraB6iiidcr @rana
teR bic oui oas no6elieaenoe Sort
obaelhoiiru mareu 5ro6 0icicr
neuen C5einbr entromten 3ii lem ailic
Id olrdl bic 5taot 5ii meiuent Picr.
&c, Lies eS lotteln uio rift Bic obcre
StraBe nad9 n pirid DER C9cr
lieutenant Der metric sQleloiu9 be.
rciiS crbaltcn 1altc beariiBtc nlidl
crircnt lieB iidl ansnlArlid Neridi
eriiatiei iui0 ian0ie Dlel0una lln0
Frotofca SIR Dipiiiou 9ln 9lad
mittlg puroc in SUM Dioiiions
Gounanoeur @rcellerj D q befoA
lell oer iidl ppn mir All Nauo eiiiaf
groBen aartc aclau oie &or90nae
id)ilocrn lieB 0ieruii iiberrcidie
mir Scr Sencral in 9ldnicu ocs 5lai
iers 0as Gilarnc SsrelB 0riidie nlir
ircumolid ole 0ano mo iprah BEN
@ugldl aus oaB idl cs nod Ianae
aciiul0 traaeu mogc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29


Iiufeln in Dem Ser 5teiu ser clef.
triideu 9ampe nur ocu Oideu 9le5cI
belcuhtete, a6er folmi 3lpci Yleter
melt ourdorong Sin sur 2lrtiIIcs
riit leiiicte mir aui oem letten I6eil
oes Weges 9jeieaidait ood mar idl
iro6 ais ib ben Soltrui Der Stra.
Ben Notroiille BON St Nli6cl bor
IT, Su eiNcni Stale iteate idb meir
BOB 81 Fiouicrpicroen lineu nobnt
mir iriibe Ndi6c iibcr cen glrm mo
mahte mid 5u SUB aif Den gSeg
mad 81. Curh Gie ountIen men.
idenlcercH BON Gronatcn 5erihoie.
neu StroBcn BON 5t @d5iel geloug.
te i'd al Sic @oloiraBe. sic 5ur S6Ne
fii6rtc. Sier rief mid ser 4Soiien
mic0cr oa gIa@ criiatieter .Qlel0lmg
iiicg i'd in cen So6cumcg IN tiefiter
Cnntelbcit binat bog alIf ser @0be
ii5er oos 8elo a6 luo gug oen &cg,
Der in 0n5 Niaastbol biro6fiibrt, uor.
bel an metcrticicn @ranoiI0hern oic
nr ourd Gronoten ans ihweren Sc
ihrn9sgeihiiben 1eruoracbrnmt lein
tonnten 2inte bon mir bcganu iln-
ierc idmerc 9lrtiQerie i6r Seucr iiber
0as SelO 6tnweg nac6 81. ,Sb eilta
an imierel uorgeiAobeneu ShiiBcn
grdbcn porGci no mid cir 3wcin1l
bcier 6croor9eiioBenes Salt bonnte,
elite meiter, bis i'd oas ih0ne @iaas-
E6ol fur5c 3cit IN Dem ipdrliMcu
2ihte OcS mittlerucile berUorgetoaIs
neneu Mon0es lao. m0 fon idjlieB.
lid mittcn IN oer lotloien Saupt
iirabc oeS to0tcn 5uiomnenBcldoile.
ncn ". al, gln Ser Sfirde trni idl
iniercn @ad)tbo6enoen uno er6ielt
BON i6m ais @eoedinq eineu llnter.
ofii5icr imo ichs aPan 5igci6eilt
RaH0cni ids mid auSgeri6t un0 a6.
gciiiblt hotte, leJie id) Sadc mo
Sole db 5og @2altcl un0 Stieiel an
mo idlim nit nicineu Sentcn imter
.@liidoui 09liicn ser 3uriid6leibcus
oen Ourh oeu anliesenoen @orten IN
oaS DlooSthal 6numtcr Ger Nlono
iunr iebt oeutlid bcrooraetommen
rno ii6craoB NIT icinen Sid'te ole
0oben iuo oos Sbal. CS mar gegen
10 HIN 9ladtS ticfe Stiac Aerrid]te,
sic nur onrb ooS @erdilid auigc
bcnccr @ronatell mo onrdl entierrs
teS Snioutcriefeucr lmicrbroheu
muroc.
,Sn geriii9er Guiiermma por oeu
lebteu @aus itehcn eini9c 9dnme,
oic. ourM me6rere grahtiirdn1e uer-
bnnocn cri SinoerniB segcu plot
lide lleberiane biloen Npier laa ae.
0edt ein ioaenannier u1orhpoiieii
Gin lluteroifijicr init iini 9laun
,Sn A0lidn0en bon ehpa iiinf a)le-
tern Ginger mir MN IN aebcnatcr
Stcllltna langlam gcaen pie Dlaas
por ihari nadl born iuio nad Dem
icnieitioen llfer ser NlaaS ipd6cuo,
oa Der 6eino am Gage por0er pon
s. ans nit @2aidiaengeruebren oas
gan5c Sbal bciirihen batte. 9lah
eipa 5e6u @lunuten biclt id ploslia
imc, oa cs mir icbicn ais Oh i'd pom
icuieitigcn llfcr fer Gin Signol &C.
Bort bdtte Shon nadl iretiaen sQli.
uaten borte id ein 3meites SignaL
&H lieB binlcgen uuo troA NIT oent
llrieroiiijier oem llier 5lt onS on
oieier Stelle nit Saili 6epahiel lit
Iimo einiaermaBcn Gedula bot &ir
touHtcn bon bier ans cine aus iedDs
&opieu neite6enoe iran8oiiihc @as
ironilc 0eutlid unierideioen oie
ron elmer Hobe 9erlmter TAM Sie
Antien inns aliidleinrno bcnert 0eut
iic hiatpn I'M ac0cdter Stelnna lhnrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

bcriiber SIN @crtralen oarmlf oaB
Sorpoiieu ielicn auienonoer itieBeu.
INN ibre Steihmg uno Stdrge uiht
81 uerrat6en ging i'd nit meinen
Selltcn, einigcrmaBen 0nrd] oasShilf
geoedt, iUeiier Dor SM fonnte ge,
nan 6eobadltelt oaB Der 5ciuo inns
am onocrcn llicr iol8te lluaefaar
1900 Dleier pom gl. cntiernt, bciinoct
iid) in DER 0laas cine fleinc idjilibe
macblcue ,Sniel fltr5 DOT oem auic.
oas Der 6luB bort biIoct Bon Der
SnicI aiS ipoate Id oen ctpa % bis
30 Dieter breiteu glrnI Der Wlaao
ourdi@wimmcn Bier 9Rauu licB i'd
III Der Gcrldngeruaa ocS Ylaasfnics
1tnlcgcn iuO ihdritc ibueu cuL 6ei
Der geringiieu @eiabr sllarnihaiie
ob5tige6en Ier llntcroifi3icr uno
5luci Nlonu iolatcn mir nlli Sic ,Sn-
Tel gIlld oie 6rau5oicu 6atten Salt
geuadt unO iih in ctipa so gietcru
Gntiermmg pom llier IN Gedm9
gelegt
Hald 500 idl 9lantel uno 6eititic
fel aus nn0 itieg. nod oiud cine flei.
ne uorgelogcrte Shilf5onf aeocdt III
0as eisfalte &aiier ser NlanS. beflci,
BET MIR NIT 0emo. llnterbeiufleio NJ
Shiimpien Dlcinc iridje 98aiAc
bottle i'd auf Ger Suiel nieoergelcgt.
60 i'd a6er fab. Dob meia @enotri.
Tot itdrfer ais oie Sout leudtetc, 800
id oiH oieics ans. Drii6en io6 icb
0eitlib Die iehS Sran5oien auf ser
Sauer Der Olono idieu ouf Sic riis
big ileBen0c N}oas Sect ton fir
mid Gin 9niaenblid Der lluentidlois
.ienheit Scr aber olirh oie fliiiternocn
@ortc ocs llnteroiii3iers iinter6ro.
hci unroc Ga rib i'd mid 3ninn.
men: id lieB mid III oos er6or-
murasloie @niicr alritcn mo iah
nod. Dob neinc orei Wlaun Inn 5hilf
tnieten un0 Oie@cpe6ra oui Oie6rai.
5oicu seleat 6attcn. Iaun ain8 Die
gcia6rli6c 6abrt los. Cine tIeiue
boperide 6a6uc bic mir Gin @ionier
niitgescbcn botte bielt id) iDiidcu
sen 3dbncn.
Sd iduanm 3uerii tiidii8 otdl1
los. nmBtc abcr ga Die 9lrmbepeaimt
gen elm @latiGern oes @aiiers Der,
porriefen sic SdiunmuiioBe einitels
len uno mid ourd Eoooclu iuiter
Noiicr uormarts 6clpegcn. 9ldh Iall
gen aniirengenoen Ninllten fam idl
am anoercu Maasnier an, 0oS 5iem
lih bodj ans ocnt @aier ra9te 3dl
sog mid all einem 1er1bbdugcnOen
9aunaite binani lab Doriidtig nuh
ocn icdls Sron3oien ans lu0 bclucgtc
MIDI oa id oieic nod uEbercaid
liegcn idb, auf Dem Baud IN elmer
gromenc uorip1rtS. Die Sran5oiea
uoreu onihcineuo pollig rnt6loS uno
nogtcit oa iic nint redt tpuBter,
mas Die gatBen @ore1nae 5u bcocii.
ten batteit ueoer por nod riidpdris
81 qeben 9olO erreihte i'd ciuen
Euntt oes &iigels, bon Sem ib eiiien
Bid bis nodl Dem 1oric mericr
fonnte Sn oller gilc nahte id
uieiue 9eobdhhineen iiber oer icino-
lidben Sdiibergr0ben ino Siherim'
gcn mo idliM Damn aif SEM glei.
den SSege 5uriid pflnn3tc oos Ban
ernfd6nIein an einem iidjtboren Grte
All ltn0 lies mid luieoer in Die NlaaS
binnb. S6ue mid um5uihoneu
ihpamm i'd 0iuiiher inio erraidtc
alidlidl Sic Stclle. an Ser neine2cu.
ic nod INNER nit ongeIeaten e'et
pebr meiner NIT GINGER @oraiaieii
partater
9Qs idl 0os llier errcihtc marcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

Sin %rotcit Der @ereiuigtcn Staaten.
@aibimstOn %. Gc5sm6er
~ Die &sreiniate Staaten-9lcgicrnug
ianOte 9ente cine laugerr Note an bic
britiidle Hesicruns, in uelher iic Oa.
ranf beite6t, oah bic britiiAc 6lotte
6aloigIt cine 9lenoeruug in Ser gs-
banOlnng ameritaniidsn 0anSeIS
eintreteH lafsu muF. 1ic Mote
warut Die suelii1e 9lesieraus, bah
Sas %crasbeu Der HIOtte in oieiem
1nnoe srohc GmgSrnna Geruuraern-
fen Bdbs, ano 0ah Ole @e6moemag
res aeieblideu gInSIouO.6aHOslS Der
%ereinigteu Stanten 6nrf 6nalauO
ihnrfc nbFdLligc Sritif i'm amsritani.
idJeu &nblifnnt nasesl0it bnbc
Die 0ote par in Iebr eneraiiMcm
SOne gebaIten, idldrFcr ais irssno
iueldc %Oritelnngen, iusldJc ieit ge.
ginn 0es ariegeS uon 0en &ercinig.
ten Stunten irgcnb elmer Ser frica.
fi6reHoeu Mddltc gemndt uoroea
wnrcn. Die J!Otc lunrOe IN @utidaf.
tc aSagc eefn6elt, oamit Ocrielbe iic
Sir Gomnr6 GreN, oem britiiGen
StantSs Scfret6r oes glAsmdrtecn,
iibermittlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

3llm @utfi &erbut @e
tonitlidl bat oie ruiiiihc Reaierina
Der 9lrnIee uiii's Sircuaitc Sen Mu
fi.@enuB Derboteu 2llc g9cli iron
te crltount @arrm oieic DlaBnQh
me bic uou aaij Anblauo ais gla
tipuolngIiid cnpiin0ar piro2
Sebt bot man cs beralsbefontnicl
mariml cs iidl 0anoet Die arioa
acnei 9lliiien er3dbIen lieBe man oie
5olootcn 4lutii trinfen io piifoga
iic ben 5eiuo ooppclt ie6cn ano aIeiN
9lelBaus uc6nlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29
Niir ll.ninIIre srirft.

Ger 5ctretdr Ocs oylorpldnoer
Screins SIR @er6inoerung Ger Gu-
bcrfuloic4 Sr, Robcrt s. poipcn
glr. 1901. glorO GbnrlcsitrnBc tbeili
nit, 0oB nod seniioeao g1nrfcn Jill
9}eniobrSbricic porbanOen iino uut
@eiteaingen iofort gemuht irerocu
iolltcn. Ger 9erfaii pdbreno Der
9cibrahts5eit bon nSotben areIi5.
Bci6nahisnlarfcn" ion iebr m9cuii-
acro ouSqefoler iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

3clt 0cnua. |ic Miilcu
oic @leoi5in tiidtia id5iiiteln e6r Sic
ne einne5nen 4 yC met MIDI idliti
tclts onI gon5en Seib e6 To iic hin
terbrina oa frieat Die Qlco5il nodl
Gemi9 5eiduitelis nb1
slnmaBcuo 1icc Miniit
hdHolcr mo ooh aor SO aunoBciel
Sogt mir oer mvcrldldule a2enid
iocben 10 lebe lioerhdupi fem So
lpe ans Her iaiit 0craoo io alv
bait cr lGbou ole Solren scie6ci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29
Der 1inmant" nnf qucMit.@uint.

Cos Slid, Ser Giamant" miro
bel Dem bcutc gIbeno i'm r@aii9mis
cur seniit6lihcn Shm0e4 5n 2ocnit
Eoint nit 6efauut gutter SeieHmg
5lr shIiIiibrtna gclanaen slud oas
ii6risc 9Sroaromm 0er5eihuet cine
groBe glu5dbl bemertenspcrtber Gar.
tiehilsen, rclHe Den 1beilne1mcrn
or oent slbero Gin poar reft lhone
IND QenuRrcihc Stinocu peripre.
dlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

martet, DAB gegcn tauicHo Eele8aten
melde Die Stuoentenitait mo pie
6afultatcn bon 200 @oacgen vcrirc.
ten all oem GonOHt t6cilnc5men
merocN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-29

Bei Der VIusfnDrt aus oell Sptl'
eenbnuic 9lr. 80 on Der @op., nabe
9nltirhoreitr, colliOirtc ein Sdlaiih
iuoeen nit OenlgltonobiI oeS 9rouc.
rcibriiters Scnrp u. 9rcbm Slid
liherlpeiic luiir0e 9fieutano pcrIebt.
Die 9nmpcn oes 9lutonobil5 puroei
5crtriiinmcri.
The evening world., 1914-03-30
ROCKEFELLER DRIVES
TRAPPER FROM ESTATE;
FINALLY GETS LAND
John DIS Brother Waits Years
to Get Oliver Lano-
ra's Clearing.

MALONE, N. Y, March 30.-word
was received here to-day that the
celebrated Rockefeller-La -Lamora feud
has been ended by the action Of
william Lamors in selling the cabin
and grounds left to him by hts father,
tho hunter and trapper. who stead
lastly refused to surrender his prop
erty to make up u portion OF William
RockefellerS vast Adirondacks game
preserve. The old mans dying dec.
laration was that Rockefeller would
never get the property.
In 1902 William Rockefeller set out
TO acquire his Adirondacks game pre-
serve. and out OF IL arose the legal
battle Of tho oil magnate and the old
trapper and fisherman. Oliver La
mora. Rockefeller bought $4,000
acres around the town of Brandon
Oliver Lamoro's cabin and clearing
werc I'm tho way, but lie steadfastlS
refused all offers from Rockefeller 4
purchase the property. And the OLE
trapper refused to obey the sign!
that Rockefeller caused to be naile'
| to trees forbidding any one to tres
pass on the property, to fish In Tn
, streams and even prohibited the chill
, drcn from picking berries.
Three thousand OF these signs wer
! posted and Rockefeller had so entire
ly bought up the village of Brando
| that you could not go to church nc
the children TO school without com
mitting technical trespass ever
| time II happened.
| Rockefeller had Lamora arreste
on charges OF trespassing, but twic
ho beat Rockefeller In the courts b
The evening world., 1914-03-30
HEY AND PARTRIDGE LAY TO-
GETMER.
trrom the Bar1stown (Ky.) Stand

(From the Bar1stown (kyD Standard)
Mr.. Miles Young. one OF our prosper
GUS farmers, was a pleasant caller at
the Standard ONCE Monday. While
here he was telling us OF the congenial
attitude Of hen toward n partridge on
his farm. There Is a nest back OF the
barn on his place. which cX,tains eleven
eggs-seven partridge and four hen eggs.
Mr.. Young Is OF the opinion that the
partridge is sharing the nest with the
hen. as the majority OF partridge eggs
suggests the fact that the partridge
made the nest and was using Il for some
time before the hen began to lay there.
The evening world., 1914-03-30
FIREBUGS DESTROY
ROCKEFELLER SHOP.

An incendiary fire early yesterday
destroyed ono Of the big out
buildings near the old home OF John
ID. Rockefeller In the lower part OF his
estate ut Pocantico Hills. Circum-
stances surrounding the blaze led
Wcstchester County officials to be-
lieve that last years campaign of
firebugs and Black Handlers against
Mr.. Rockefeller has been renewed.
The building was . dairy before
the Rockefeller family moved from
the lower part OF the grounds to the
present mansion at tho top Of the hill
Since that time II has been used az a
carpenter shop by workmen engaged
In renovating the old house.
The evening world., 1914-03-30
$1,000 Miners STRIKE
IN ENGLISH MINES:
$4,000 TO FOLLOW
Great Tie-Up Begins in York.
shire on Demand for Min
imum Rate of Wages.

LEEDS, England. March 50-Thlr-
ty-fve thousand coal miners in the
Yorkshire pits laid down their tools
to-day demanding the introduction OF
u minimum rate Of wages. Notices
have been handed in by 135,oOO more
that they will quit and these expire
at the latest ON Thursday. which will
bring the total up to 10000.
The Miners Federation OF Great
The evening world., 1914-03-30
Rev. J. J. Young Dies Of Pneumonia

Pneumonia caused the death yester-
day morning In the rectory Of ST. Johns
Evangelical Lutheran Church. No. 70
Christopher street. Of Its pastor. the
Rev. John J. Young. who had held that
post since 1899. Mr.. Young was q team
ster IN the Union army during part of
the civil war. His wife. two daughters
and q son survive him.
The evening world., 1914-03-30

Britain has given its support to the
strike and a long struggle is ex-
pected.
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Lot 6, Block 4, Townsite of White

Lot 6, Block 4. Townsite of White
Bluffs.
The south seventy feet of Lots 10, 20,
q, %, % and "a of Block Ii, Second
Addition to Kennewick, vacant property.
The north seventy feet of Lots 10,
20, q, %, % and "a of Block 13, Second
Addition to Kennewick, with dwelling.
An undivided one-half interest in that
certain tract of land described.as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at point 239 feet west of
the northeast corner of Section l,
Township North, Range 80, E. w. NJ. !;
thence running west on the section line
to the northwest corner of lot l; thence
south to the west line of said lot to
the right of way of the Northern Paci-
fic Irrigation Company's canal; thence
southerly along said right of way to a
point due south of the point of begin
ming; thence north 1868 feet to the
point of beginning, excepting there
from a tract of land containing 9.02
acres described as follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning at point 239 feet west and
1875 feet south of the northeast corner
of Section l, Township North, Range
80, E. w. M; thence south 1917 feet
to the N. P. |. company's right of way;
thence northwestern along said right
of way to point where the waste ditch
enters section 1870, which point is
1874 feet west of the east line of section
IT 30; thence northeasterly along said
waste ditch to the point of beginning,
the tract of land to be sold being about
seven acres more or less.
Four acre tract in tract No. s, White
Bluffs City and Orchard Tracts, situate
at White Bluffs.
That on and after the 18th day of
January, 1914, | will receive bids for
cash, or on such terms as the court
shall approve and sell to the highest
and best bidder any or all of the above
described pieces or parcels of land, said
bids to be in writing and to be mailed
| to the undersigned at the First National
Bank of Kennewick, Benton County,
| Washington. The. right to reject
any and all bids is hereby reserved.
! L. E. JOHNSON,
administrator of the estates Of
Charles W. Story, deceased, and Theo-
dosia Story, deceased. l;2-l:9
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to him that his father had been a
know that Kala was not his own
mother.
On this day he went directly to the
door and spent hours examining it and
fusSing with the hinges, the knob and
the latch. Finally he stumbled upon
the right combination. and the door
swung creakingly open before his as
tonished eyes.
For some minutes he did not dare
venture within. but finally. as his eyes
became accustomed to the dim light of
tn. interior. he slowly and cautiously
entered
In the middle of the floor lay a
skeleton, every vestige of flesh gone
from the bones. to which still chung the
widowed remnants of what had once
been clothing; upon the bed lay a
similar grewsome thing. but smaller.
while in tiny cradle near by was a
third. a wee mite of a skeleton
To none of these evidences of an old
tragedy did little TarZan give but pass
ing heed. His wild jungle life had in
nred him to the sight of dead and ny
ing animals. and had he known that he
was looking upon the remains of his
own father and mother he would have
been no more greatly moved.
The furnishings and other contents
of the room it was which riveted his
attention. He examined many things
tools and weapons,
books. papers. clothing what little had
withstoOd the ravages of time in the
humid atmosphere of the jungle coast
He opened chests and cupboardS,
such as did not battle his small expert
ence, and in these he found the con-
tents much better preserved.
Among other things he found sharp
hunting knife. on the keen blade of
which he Immediately proceeded to cut
his finger. Nothing daunted, he con-
tinued his experiments, finding that he
could hack and hew splinters of wood
from the table and chairs with this
new toy.
For long time this amused him;
but. finally firing, he continued his ex-
plorations. In a cupboard filled with
books he came across one with bright
ly colored pictures. 1t was child's IL
Illustrated alphabet:
is for archer.
Who shoots with a bow
3 is for boy.
His first. name is Joe.
Ito be Cont nued)
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CITY OFFICERS

CITY OFFICERS
Mayor. L. Kolb.
clerk-T. ]. Wright.
Attorney-C. L. Holcomb.
Treasured. L. johnson.
Engineer-T. j. Wright.
uoalth Officer-Dr. j. w. Hewetson.
Chief of Police-E. A. Terrell.
Police Judge-C. Staser
COUNCILMEN
First Ward-R. H. Anderson, j. Ser
combe.
Second Ward-C. B. Hayden, H. W.
Desgranges,
Third Ward-G. CARRIER, ]. w. Behr.
mann.
Councilman-at-L arge-H. E. Hunt
ington.