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@~iirttembersiihe gerlnFlife.
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GUt8t fteqpertr. anrt Wareus, 6arnbrra, ihfno,
lld.@ g.. @iintbor Observation-Disclosures @be.
Qaimnau, b.; llp. gs. @inper, NrieSinaen. b.
uo,. g. Seriter, .9ibera6. b.; o.. SUM, MlafeIs
betEt, b.; 8. aotb, Hingi9nait, f9p. b.; s.. Sol.
aolb, Dberctbera feanernl. b.: 6prniit 5of.
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lnt. @tieIe, 9ttenbere, b.: Sol. 4Sibeuanu
lblp. 81 lib. 2oher, Sauaanrt, b.; m1o. @Iaits
bar, Wtelertspetler, Soc. 3annau, b.; &. mlooss
mann, @enHe6nh. Gbe. aeinitettcn. bn, y.
Retin GberopfiHaen, bnt.; Sof. SoIbp, Gtnas
ihndtot, bn1.; Sof. 99ebeI. Woos6eini, bm. .
Rantni, oHt. - Z. 4om.: Sir. Sob. Srdnf, Bet
terpetler. @6e. 5ogenipeiler. bm,; @fr. 9auI
3ratb. 6errlisbdien. @be. Safen, bHt, - III.
Seonlp.: WIor. Sch. Wlible6ainht, gef. CaIs pc
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ssrInRe bHrd srant6eifeu.
aRELifrrtalmmt Do. 81, Malna.

6hhitfrrt9lmtn no. 81, MlGin5.
gsfL Sobaun. @rnb 10. aomp.1, tobt.
msbrm. 9ngo M6GIer q. aorlp.). toSt.
acknowledgement no. 14O, eObeniaBa.
Ns. : l~lnierofl. aaOofins M~temf6etb "a.
Gpnip.), fpbf.
gyfakbaiainoH Observation-Disclosures ls. 40,
1obenial5a,
Otto souls q. aomp.), iobt.
IrniHbatntasH no. z, Mtaniisr I, %,
ennitdts siiuieroF. Sortunnius atbiu. tobi.
TtlfgraphsHbataiasH No. I, eerliH.
tinterBabIm. 5rik BerndH, tobt.
Observation-Disclosures 30. 1, asfn.
pbftm. Eefer 0eb. tu0t.
BsEtAttsaHatm.
granddaughter 90. /, asnissbsra T. er.
6ptn. mlbeIm atrfh giie5ersnernBbort
bisber f6per berfuunoet, btrforben.
iilnnentfalnftaI Nc. !, miiIIfia ano Eitrowa.
poHis Miut MaIt. seibeHberg, mot tobt,
loneeFn oeruuibet.
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Gin 8cncracfedf nit fran8Bafden

Gin Seueraefedt nit frnnsBfiden
Gbafenrs. auS elmer ScLbpnitfarte
bonn psIli6en aritssI6a2ptab miiIs
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yerIrt.9ite go. 10.
a.
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let. grnplbl.
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vs.. SeQer, G1pelnt h. 8arl @romanft, II.
main. s6nrra66erebstm ib. SetIe, Is. @onarb
9orit1s @aiielnbetHl, 10. @fr. Sbeo6or Mloders,
9sor6beinl, ID. @uitab S6miot, 8oroe, ID.
So9qnt seiIer, 8anaelt II, Gnltl @6rtitopb,
q. SobdnIi, -: BaIl gieberbetoer, g9ierieEs
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u. &e1rnt. Wi1aeI E6ntitt, Mliil6aufen, 10.
@r1it Bourter, ShpeIni, ID. 9rosper Burger,
Shneebera, ID. emil Ssipalo, Qobr, Ib. clinton
9ierfa,, Me9rs3eni3e, ~. 8il9cIm 5aaI6erg,
i SaaSs't aiiid Il; Sq t.. Sir Sir. m Did, SSsH Tissea,
Sriesbdd, tnbt. altrt S~tenseI, @afeInbeim,
tobt. I'D. 8. gob, 10. no. @eore a5bler,
@dnrbsfreilerl ID. @tr. 9irienblI9, 8dtteuberg,
70, @tr; Otto 9edniarn, 9dslinaPduieny ID,
8anl BIDDER, NerIobrl, ID, SUIT. 9rliderleifer,
Crit aetHe, 9olinsboIeu, Is. Otto aiiipnIann,
@eiterhaies6ospe, ID. 4l1. gSeutter, 81roe, 10.
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pabern. Ii. slnton gSbrtb, MaieInbeim. ibfp. b,
notef 9snarer, glrbeHbeilt, IN. 5grab STINT,
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3. &or1p. Sdr[ SsnnIb, to6t.
4. 4onlp. no. Soief miidenbirH, b.
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ahnm araft, b. ". Wlaier, b. Saeob Maber. b.
GGrl Solder, b. @ugen GiitterIin, b. Gfr,
@uitap Meber. b. Seinri6 gBebel, b.
8. Sfonnp.: alberi arioers, b. grnft aenB, b.
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10. aoitp @ilheIrn. Slbler, b, 5pietH 9iptbers
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1aiob 6iuibeiner EbBnearinb, fhp. b. 5rieb.
so Qfuerraer, @olbbd9, i9w. b. M. Milbelm
glaaeI, eulBbOrf BERN.
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Wfanffahufo.

Observation-Disclosures Me. iH3, EnehiiHbaIa uub
Ninnffnburo.
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i1in .. ~. HaiieI Hhldn b Qbriliidu nlH'
hfrmanu 3. - II. Apmn. 9nllas Bo5faL b,
fanbhHfmbaiainon weibap.
4. aomr. aafhrm. aobann Hldrba, b.
Fri ipHfrrralmsHt Wg. T. ennrbrhdn.
1. 0sf. 9nii aorbIer. b.
TfauautrrsalmtHt no. 10, Grlatbrpot.
Ctie Bttafmdnn iobi.
TrusDufFEfelmtHt 30. ~, fHbmleslnh.
naf Grfhsr, b.
GraspuerrsalmrHt no. 10, nbmbHrs.
ri. Weorg Baramann, b. miitmeiter naff b.
4fdmeaf, b. d11uli 1lnipe, b.
1raaoHfrrealHtHi 20. 20, aaTismte.
geora oormto, iobi.
mnHmrtolmsHt 20. IS, eaIBpsba NIB garbt.
2. qsL gloare 6aIsist ,. T. est
ssssSsr' b. 0d iiHisto9 RhBsala MlS''s Weller
1. 2dbhninrtHFfalmsHt 30. 1, Iamla taana.
luhrl.
aslebrou unbefaHut. aIlree eslbaa. b.
onfnrtnrt0immi 9p. z, Bonn.
D. gsL Bi~scipo6imsiiier snboIi aenSIsr. b.
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+ Gsf. geor Meud, b.
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=, Gefr. emil Huf4Hann, b.
faFeHrtstmeHt 30. is, maHbtbtL
gsL erit e@apsr, b. - 8. esL @soro
fFide, b.
eniatmrtsimfHt no. 10, e@ltspis.
B. est. Wdul Mel4eIi, b.
ogsalmeHt Saaer ~ girrbe Gs. s, RDItH.
8. Gst. albert gut Der 6eibe, b.
Observation-Disclosures no. 10, eanHpSsT.
1. reitenbe @afferie. SermaHn grofe,
wlnrienbnoer, iobi. Nl1belm @e1ei, Gbie. imp.
b. Mi6orb sou, 1lhebiaiioip. ION. b, tlnters
~ Dran5 Giidrbt, Berlin, ihu. b. Btseipudt.
leifler anrf Dluh @oslar. n. Qouis Niae,
Nlebre6iSbanien, 10. sIbcrt SfeHice, Wieifer.
BORT, ID. or. Otto @iIbenbnnr 6bbinsen, 10.
RI mobsrt Gdottfe, NrsglarI, ID. Can't. sGeir.
tonrsnG GraHict. eoge, i6ip. b.
observation-disclosures 30. II, aarsruts.
4. Hatterte. or. miIbelm @lafe, b. aarI
Cat, b. @ebrriaun Queen asst b. af. liner
et. 4eter @eHL b. ~ 2. BatieTie. Mf. Garl
Sod b. Griatbntterie. Qafbip. illierpff.
Hnrt GnleHfer, b. pnnbip. ~stlnieroit. 6einrt0
EfginmIaer, b. - 2. MuHlitoHsioIpnre. Qdrhm.s
Ebergefr. Soief Grimm, b.
GrintabsheiiaHe Observation-Disclosures 40. 81.
4. gdtierir. naaI gaHiber, b.
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ltbtH, tebt, or @eota g9artrt qolmailn.
easiVls eaafer s1aslbhsa. iosR. aus VIA
8trbBanfr, E~9illnaiiaht. tebt. Uofilo6
after Herilnasn iabf, a.. Troa, eitlnbam,
l1ip. b. NobaHne ifiert. Deliatelm. bernt. Mlf.
1obnnH qallefbdhsr. aeumabie. BERN. neri
4lllAL gaia@. BERN. OTIS. Nblispp fusipia.
9edqraI BERN. Wlr. geofa Mlntr. Hlalb.
anafiio9, BERN. MeHbfllH enlslf, harluna,
BERN. Y. 0rHii GAlnb, mrohpelfr. perm.
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4. 9nIaHtesis rtsimrnt.

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|. b. Ibeooor Wd1er, bern.
10. Qoulp.; Cot. 9admann. ihip. b. ct. b.
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tobt. RieoemaHrt, /. b. @iuter, fdp. b. g6uaI'
boIs, I. b.
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tohf. std loot. @hbter, fobt. 2nders
y. tgir. @iebenfanii, |. b. girobI, /. b.
Biip. MeIfer, |. b. pd6nann, I. b. geinsIe,
\ b. N~fentaif, |. b. GpBbcrger, /. b. Boot,
,, S4nIioi, BERN. 9ol3. BERN. Gonntag,
, 1914-11-14
ON TIE MdRGLN.

The mail from Europe that reached here
on Tuesday afternoon brought a private
letter from a small Surrey town u little south
oil London.
The writer says Here, as you know, we
are living at high pressure, not knowing
from one moment to another where to ex-
pect 4 Zeppelin. [ can assure You it is very
terrible aud most serve rackiDg. | nm only
III a small town, but we have no ligth4 in
our streets, and if we have a bright light in
the house the Police come and order it to
be put out. This it so that the German air.
ships should have no guide in dropping
bombs"
About her son, who is serving in the
Territorial Force, she says that he has terri
Bile hardships, sleeping on boards, being
'1i0ble to be called up at any hour of the
night. In the morning he gets 15Ibs. bread
and OF. jam, a pint Of ten and no milk or
sugar. The rations are served out raw and
they must cook them how they can. 1t is
a hard lifo when YOU take fellows from Il
comfortable home"
About her daughter a trained hospital
nurse, the writer says. that she had a letter
from her and continues @she belongs rs
you know to the Rcd Cross Territorinlg.
Just before writing me she had been
helping to mako 80 soldiers who were
brought IN wounded comfortable and was
off duty to get her tea. 1 am glad she
is able to help in so noble a work, her heart
and soul seem to be in it,"
The writer gives some interesting informa-
ton about the Refugees; Gwen in this lit
tie place we have about 200 Refugees, chiefly
Belgians and mostly destitute. We have
many thousands in London and suburbs.
How they are to be fed and clothed is a mys-
terry to me-"
The above letter moy be taken as a small
picture of the troubles to individuals which
the present war brings to many families in
England and are described ON a larger scale
IN the kilograms which we receive here daily.
, 1914-11-14
Censored at Jamaicn.l

London, Nov. 11th-The Lord Mayors
banquet was exceptionally interesting and
important. The universal attendance of the
Ministers and the ovation given to the Allies
representatives, almost converted the occa-
sion into q demonstration in honour of them.
The loudest cheers were fUr Lord Kitchener,
who was wearing khaki and his sword, like
SO many others, almost converting a civic
ceremony into q military council. Lord
Kitchener, among other notable sentences,
said The British Empire is now fighting
for it's existence and | want every citizen to
understand this cardinal fact, since only
from a clear conception OF the vast impor-
tance of the issue can come a greut national
moral impulse, without which Governments
aud War Ministers, or even their %navies, can
do but little. | shall want more men and still
more, until the enemy is crushed. Armies
cunuot be called together as with u maoici-
an wand and the men who come forward
should remember that they are enduring for
Their country's sake, just as their comrades
IN the shell worn trenches are doing. Our
losses in the trenches have been severe but
such casualties are far from lettering
the British nation from seeing the matter
through, and they act rather as an incentive
TO British manhood to prepare themselves
to take The places of those who have fallen
He expressed the most complete confidence
III British resources in men and material
and III the wonderful spirit which knows not
the meaning of defeat. He submitted that
, 1914-11-14
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.
(Censored at Jamaica.l

London, Nov. 1lth-Sir Edward Grey has
telegraphed to the British Ministers at Chris
tiania, Stockholm, and Copenhagen MS fol
lows; 1--WE are satisfied with the guarantees
by the Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish
Governments as to the non-exportation of
those contraband goods consigned to named
persons in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark,
which are included in the list Of prohibited
exports issued by the said Governments, and
that they will see that such goods are landed
in the Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish ports
of destination, and are not subsequently ex-
ported or passed on in transit to tie enemy's
country. Orders have been given to the
British fleet and the customs authorities at
British ports to restrict interference with
neutral vessels carrying such cargoes so CON
signed to a veritication of the ships papers
and cargo"
In Washington it is expected that a SINH
, 1914-11-14
PASSENGERS
Christiansted.

Nov. 7th.-Dannebrog for st. Thomas
T. Ash and daughter Elna, Adrina Scheen,
Pastor I. Petersen, George Bell, Mrs Chr.
F. Miller, Toldkontrollor Bay. Captain Fug-
lede, Sarah Neser, Hofjagermester Krigger.
Nov. llth.-Dannebrog for St. Thomas-
Mrs Emilia %Lindquist, and 3 children, Mrs,
Ruth Stephens and Imogon Stephens, Miss
Rosito Charles.
Nov. 10Th. -Dannebrog from st. Thomas
Captain Fu9Iede, A. H Lockhart, T.
Francis, w. Moller, Andria Lopalia.
, 1914-11-14
Censored ut Jamnica.)

London, Nov. 1ltb.-A French official
communiqne states: 'FHbe north battle IS
very violent"
A German official statement says: .Oar
attacks near Ypres on Tuesday were pro-
crossing slowly. More than 500 French,
coloured and English prisoners were taken
and several machine guns were captured,
Further south our troops are advancing
strong counter attacks by the British forces
having been repulsed. In Argonne the
fighting IS progressing favnurabIy, hostile
attacks being easily repnlsed."
A British official bulletin says: There
are signs that the violence of The German
offensive, which is as resolutelyrr nshed as 1t
, 1914-11-14

lar announcement will be made by Great
Britain with regard to other neutral coun-
tries which have declared Export embargoes
on the various commodities which Great Bril-
tain has announced to be contraband and
conditional contIAbAnd. As yet England has
not extended this policy TO Italy or Holland,
to which countries cargoes OF American cop
per were consigned and seized by the British.
This reduces and perhaps removes the Au-
glO-Americnn friction through the seizure Of
American CT rgoes to n%eutrals.
The Government announces an increased
pension for total disability OF fourteen
sLillings weekly for unmarried men of the
lowest rank, and to twenty-three shjIlings
for married men with children.
A casualty list Of the officers Of the Indi-
an Army gives twenty-six British and eight
natives killed, thirteen British and twelve
natives wounded and three British and three
natives missing.
A British officers casually list gives six
killed, and sixteen wounded. Among the
killed is Capt. ONeill, Second Lifeguards and
Member of Parliament for Antrim Mid Diyi-
sion, the first Member of the House to lose
his life in the war. Captains A. MulhoIland
Of the Irish Guards, and c.. o. MulhoIlnnd
of the Eleventh Hussars, have been wounded.
N)OlOLcl w lIoOu3 y mo ICOfal 11OiS6S uuIUSs
has been killed, and Lord Annesley is miss
ing, not having returned from an aeroplane
flight.
Sergeant Major White of the Army Service
Corps has been awarded the Victoria Cross
for having carried his wounded captain 10
safety, although he was himself twice wound
ed.
Ninety-two trains with German wounded,
each carrying three hundred men, or IL total
of 27, 600 pissed through Brussels on Sun
day for German.
Thirty-eight thousand Iron Crosses have
been distributed. Many have been given
TO Admiral Won Specs command for the bat
tie off Chill. In the Franco Prussiau war
44,489 were distributed.
The House of Lords has dismissed the
White Star Lines appeal from the decision
eXemptin1 the Admiralty from liability for
damages through the collision between the
cruiser Hawke and the "Olymplc' in 1911.
Washington, Nov. ~11th-Advtces received
here states TINT the commander Of the
Turkish forces at Beirut, i'll q folmnl Note
addressed to the United States Consul Gen
eral and intended for the British and French
Governments, declares that for every
mussulman killed in the bomburdment of
any open or uufortifed port, three
British or French subjects viii immedi-
ately be executed. Moreover the com
muuder declines to take The response
bility for any uprising against Christians
which might ensue from such Il lombard
ment.
Ottawa, Nov. 11th.-The Wreck Commits
Bionere Court has held the Black Diamond
Collier "Llngan" responsible for the sinking
of the Dominion steamship "Montmagny' in
Septemberr last.
, 1914-11-14

The s. s. Guiana for New York is due
Mt Frederiksted at s o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, sailing IN Lour after. The mail by her
will be closed in Chlisliansted's Post Office
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
, 1914-11-14

We have been informed that the ech.
Danneb1og will leave from Frederiksted IN
stead of from Christiansted this afternoon
at $50 for St. Thomns
, 1914-11-14

5 lines Of rain was measured in Chris
ansted on Thursday morning.
, 1914-11-14

Saturday, l4th November, 1914.