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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
HIGHER EDUCATION /
FACILITIES is AIM
INTERESTING MEETING AT
CHARLESTON TO-DAY.
Edueationat Institution Of Hiaher
Grade is Sought fer the Col.
ored Race.

There Is 10 be held in Charleston
to-day a meeting OF the colored edu.
Gators OF the State. who. acting as a
committee OF the state Teachers. As.
soeiation. Will copsider plans for Sc
curing larger educational opportunI.
ties for the race.
While the common schools. high
schools and normal schools faculties
are conceded to be about up TO the
average, u is pointed out that there
is no provision whatever made for
the higher training OF this element of
the population. a matter which they
regard as a serious handicap.
Quite 2 Number OF colored students
1t Is stated. who desired higher train.
ing have had to seek IL in other States
~ an expense and Inconvenience
which imposed unusual hardships.
Others are deferred altogether from
Undertaking such courses
! The object OF this meeting will ne
TO secure for the colored citizens of
/ the State complete system of edu-
cation such as other citizens enjoy.
Just what plan will be adopted Is
not known. but IL Is thought that the
committee will urge either the crea-
ing OF a college department AT one
OF the state normals or the establish
ing Of limited number Of free schol-
arships. 10 be awarded annually on a
competitive basis.
Principal ]. W Scott. OF the Hunt
ington high school. who is chairman OF
me committee on legislation. has re-
ceived letter from the Governor ia
voring the general proposition OF civ
ing To the colored boys and girls who
nave ambitions for higher education
the opportunity OF acquiring the
same"
IL Is the opinion OF Mr. Scott that
no matter what plan Is decided upon.
ne cost would be small and the gains
large. For every social group Is
stronger and safer for having a wise
and sane leadership.
Obviously n is better that State
develop its own leaders than 20 de-
pend on some other State 10 develop
! Them for 10. Then. too. there is no
I better way OF keeping the race safely
10 Itself than by making il sufficient
7 unto itself which result can come
only through trained leadership.
The following educators are expect
cd 10 be present ~ the Charleston
meeting Tuesday.
President y. Prillerman.. West Vir.
ginia ColoTed Institute: President II
7. Mcdonald. Slower College. Har-
pers Ferry. Principal r. p. sims
Blueheld Colored Institute. Pripcipsl
James l. vim. Blueneid graded school
Principal =. J.. Ram. Eckman graded
school: Principal y. Wiley. KimbaIl
high school: Professor :. J.. Wade
blucheld ColOred Institute. Principal
y. u. Jenerson. Psrkersburg high
sc"ool: PRINCIPAL L. n. Jordan. Clsrks-
burg hish school. Professor :. H.
GUS. West Virginia Colored Institute.
Principal G.. ". BOYD. Charleston pub
NC schools: Principal j. r. J. Clark.
charleston high school: PRINCIPAL ]
W. Moss. Hinton graded school. prin.
opal ~ ~ Railey. MONTGOMERY
Graded school. Professor IS W San.
ders. State supervisor colored schools
Professor J. W Rainbow. Lincoln
high school
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1.-THE INTELLIGENCER. embracing
Is several editions. Is entered IN IN.
2ostonicc at Wheeling. W. Va. as sec
ond-ciass mattsr.1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
BELMONT COUNTY
COURT JAN. IL
SPRING TERM TO BE AN EXCEED
INSlY BUSY ONE-MANY CASES
ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL.
Docket Consists Entirely OF Civil
Cases and Runs Well Up Into Lat
ter Part Of Month.

Following Is the first assignment OF
cases for the spring term OF Common
fleas court which opens January -
Motions and Oemurrers.
LdnNood Cemetery Association vs..
Lorain Coal a. Dock Co.
Ellsworth Mcpherson VS.. Lorain
Coal & Dock Co.
Harvey c. Monroe vs.. Board Edu-
cation Flushing Township.
Henrietta Edwards VS.. SpraRx
Amusement Co, ct al.
George II. Sheetz, guardian, VS.. ].
%. Howells, ct al.
Louisa Giustina, ct al. vs.. L,orain
Coal & Dock Co.
N. n. Yoder VS.. william f. Stein
metz. ct al
Mike Formula VS. Loraln Coal &
Dock Co
Pearl Trouten. admH. vs.. Rail &
River Coal Co.
Samuel =. Tenant vs.. Thomas Att.
wood. ct al.
Joseph Hummel. guardian. vs.. Lo-
rain Coal a Dock Co.
David n. James, admr. vs.. Balti-
more d Ohio Railroad Co.
Harry p. West. guardian. vs.. Pitts
burgh 4 Cleveland Coal Co.
Dan Jubasik VS.. Szobek MacuRa
Bit y. Perkins. admr.. vs.. Belmont
Coal Mining Co
Virginia nj Pietro vs.. Provident
Coal Co
Ella L. Galloway. e, al. vs.. John H.
Anderson
James G. Tallman. admr.. vs.. 10
seph A. Thompson. ct al.
John Vanhorne W. Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad Co
Fred n. Barricklow vs.. Baltimore a
Ohio Railroad Co.
;. w. Morrell vs. Wheeling Trao-
ton Co.
W. J. Dillon W.. Julia p Dillon. 81 al.
J. W. Persons W. W. r Stephens.
lsaac =. Hatcher vs.. Robert W. Pal.
mer. ct al.
George W. Devault W. baltimore q
Ohio Railroad Co.
Phillip Murphy W. Reuben Stewart.
o. al
Anna n Reed ". Miranda Blake
more. % al
Jesse = Buhdy vs.. W o. chappen,
81 al
NJ p Dayton W. Maggie Duke.
Mollie Reese vs.. City OF Rellalro.
Henry g Unterzuber w. johnson
Coal Co
oalflua mlhn, ndmN, We. 1OugL To-
rheny A. Ohio Coal Co
Wednesday, January %.
Divorce Cases.
sarah Belle Williams W George w.
Williams
Mary 5urgent w. Andy surEent
Adah Coleman w. Charles =. Cole.
man
Elsie Gillespie We Myers Cmespis.
Equity.
Village ~ Belmont We William n
Adams o. al
Thursday. January ~.
Charles p Clark Va. j " Gofrcu.
81 al
Gus Economos W James Baririog.
lou
Friday, January IS
Charles ~ Madden W v r. lynch.
treasurer
John p Johnson. 81 a.. w. " 70
Morris o. p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
IRIEIS
They Keep You Well.
At All UptO Date Druggists
1Oc-2oc.
UNCLE WALT: RipplinQ Rbvm.,

NinnIng smile dsorts phiz while Jumping rheu
N N screening through bones; discovered long ago il
nm - doesn't pay TO voice and Rl the air with
" NoFEFN goans Not Spartan this mine by nature
IN inclined 70 whine. when I am or sore: nv i'm
70 ear my ha TO shed the brny make my
poe experience has shown 20 that sympathy
s out OF luck he make the scadng teardrops arolnE
aoNn ms rontpiece and shoV
10Y friends - sweet when feet or gout s no his
Us good TO see his friends and praise for his cheer
M gn NAT does not jump the track The grns and bes,
ms pam IN course OF time will surely and fair renovn: the
oy OF ms daune front when rheumatism stunt ui travel
vs tosn Then men vii he o pain and
voc WIN calm ana steadaN eye and lovely bring him IAN
and chicken broth and devled slabs Of pumpkin % So
hhy JOG along and song and sp the no
OF prime and as hobbe crueh They don't amount 70
"u'"' "''e ooRRone aehta OF mine WALT MASON
Wopyrshl 1910 ~ &c Adsmsi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

neither would imposing
mem VIII meet the people of the State
OF
he
heretofore they have
however
rues Never before Virginia faced exactly tho
same problem that The taxation problem
De met solved
the courage the and solve the
way: - - - NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Saturday, January t6.
Divorce Cases
su2a parsi W. Joseph Darsi
Agnes McAfolien W. Brady McMul
LYDIA A Coss W. Frank e. Cos.
heoecca Cecil W. Granville Cecil.
Ella Dickey W. " Edgar Dickey
stephen Iandway W.. Horbaia Land.
way
Corda Gibbs W. Bred Gibbs.
Mary Lashley W stephen Henry
Lashloy.
Charles r WInans vs. Lean J.
Winana
Herf D. Boston vs May y Boston.
5ohr " Hare ts I1nar o. Hare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Monday. January ts--Jurv
William n Wolfe W West Wheel
INK Coal Co
Tuesday. January 70.
Priest a. Hsrker w. Louis som.
mers. q a.
"wednesday. January 20
heodoro Eboriirg w. WheeHns
Electric Co
Thursday. January ~.
~ -. Dubois afmr. w. John VI
Schell
Friday, January a..
August Arman VI. Hutchinson Coal
Co
Saturoay, January "a.
Star nrilli1r Machine CO - WI
Ham nruoa. constable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

Ife uumh-r ~ senarate objects adBed
o. The collection ~ The several depsrt-
nl.nta 81 he British Museum during
" ere newaunUrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
NERVOUSNESS
CURED QUICKLY

There are so many laxstives that ir-
ritate tender tissues of the bowel
system that you should use only
those that act gently and safely
TRIETS are gentle. and soothing in
their action They not only force a
Passagevay like so many purga-
tives but remove the cause Of con-
stipation, torpid liver. nervousness
and other liver troubles.
TRIETS drive away that blue,
drovsy feeling and make you ener-
getic
SPesrmint Favored Easy to take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
LEFT $50. 900 ESTATE

AUBURN. y. y. Dec. 2s.-By the will
or the late Serene Elisha Payne. repre-
sentative In congress. which was ad-
united tO probate to-day. an estate COM
prisinR real and personal property "a
the value OF $4,000 Is left 20 his three
sisters and his son. William X Payne.
Property In Auburn and the sum OF
$4,000 are left to the sisters. and the
residue to the son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29

The most disastrous explosion ever
known was At Gary elines in 1854 Three
thousand persons were killed
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
You may or may not see perfect

You may or may not see perfect
ly, and yet suffer with all kinds of
headache due to defective eyes. You
are very sure that it all comes from
the stomach, while DR.. Hutchison, the
Valley Optician, says at least rs per
cent come from the eye and may be
overcome by perfectly fitted glasses.
The doctor will be at the Ell Centro
hotel, over the Davis drug store, to-
morrow Wednesday, and will be glad
to examine your eyes for you or
straighten you glasses. Call and see
him.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
impartially from the cab companies

impartially from the cab companies
which used parts of them for cao
stands. During the investigation, be-
fore the courts settled the matter the
other day, it was brought out that the
hotels, theaters and restaurants were
raking in between 100000 and
q quarter of a million year for
renting" out the stands to the cab
companies. Now that money will go
into the city's pockets.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
Increase Your Mileage.

The Ensign Carburetor burns either
Gasoline or Distillate. Guaranteed to
increase your mileage and power, or
your money back. All sizes, to fit
everything from Fords to 90-horse-
power cars. Stanley-De Blois Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Distributors
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
Great Chinese Floods.
Omitted Press Day Service

Hong Kong, June 23.-News of
frightful floods in the West River
valley reached here today 1t is re-
ported the number drowned runs into
the thousands, while hundreds of
thousands are homeless. Fears ara
felt for the safety of foreigners il
the river towns
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
Robbed Jewelry Store.
Omitted Press Dav service)

tUnited Press DaV SefNlceD
Los Angeles, June 23.-Cutting
through the ceiling from Heald's Bus
mess College above, burglars entered
the jewelry store Of II. b. Crouch
at daylight and stole jewelry valued
at $4,000, then escaped the same way.
A req sweater and an automobile
glove, found behind the counter, are
the only clew 1t is the third jew
elry robbery within . week.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
AUTO FOR SALE
OR TRADE

Fiat racing car, perfect condition,
fully equipped, two new extra tires,
demountable rims and two extras; 80.
horsepower, and economical. Will sell
at very low price or will trade for
rea estate. Roy Norman, 449 Main
St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
state of California, County of Impe.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the Superior Court of the Coun-
lty of Imperial, State of California,
In the matter of the estate of Paul
Boman, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned, administratrix of the es-
tate of said deceased. to the creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers.
within four months after the first pub.
lication of this notice, to Nancy J.
Boman at the office of Conkline a.
Brown, attorneys-at-law, in the Sc
curity Savings Bank building, at El
Centro. the same being the place for
the transaction of the business of said
| Dated June %. 1914
NANCY J. BoMAN.
Administratrix of the Estate of Paul
Boman. '
coinkling g. Brown. Attorneys for
] la. wk4wks
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
Federal League.

Results.
st. Louis. 3; Baltimore, l.
Chicago, 4; Buffalo, 3.
indianapolis, 5; Brooklyn, A. First
game.
indianapolis, A; Brooklyn, 8. Sec
ond game.
Pittsburg, 5; Kansas City, 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
FOrdeZers

make your AID ride as an automobile
should. Positively guaranteed against
breakage. Set of four, put on, $500.
Stanley-De Blois Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
MAINLY PERSONAL

Deputy Sheriff Cummings is home
from Folsom, where he took a pris-
oIIer.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

To the Voters of Imperial County:
/ hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the nomination for the Of
flee of county assessor subject to the
non-partisan primaries.
WILEY M. WEAVER.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
National League.

KtSuIIs.
New York, 8; Cincinnati, ,.
Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburg, l.
ST. Louis, 4; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia Chicago; wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
CITY AND VALLEY

Board Meeting The directors of
the irrigation district are in session
FOR short time this afternoon. There
was only routine business in hand.
" y =
Theatre Tulane-An all-feature
program will be presented at the Tu-
lane tonight, consisting Of Pathe
two-reel special in Tangled Webs;
two comedies by the Lubin Company,
detective Short" and that funny ami
mated cartoon, Bottom Of the Sea-;
also Selig News depicting mounted
police charge on rioters in New York,
British troops quell war in Belfast,
tangos over surf at thirty miles an
hour, and many other interesting
scenes.
Disposing of Criminals-Judge
Cole in the superior court today SEN
fenced Alfred Godfrey to San Quen-
tin for a year and half for issu-
ing isad checks; Glade Van Fleet to
two years in the same place, for forg
ing checks, and John Murphy, colored,
to three years in San Quentin for
stealing Deputy Sheriff Stancel's mo-
torcycle. This makes eight sentences
to the two penitentiaries in two
weeks, a large number being for the
issuance of bad checks.
4 X
l.. & S. Thealre-Monday night saw
a packed house at the L. & S. the
;.tre to greet the Harry CIrish) Ber- /
nard Merry Makers, and for the
weeks opening they presented the
laugh show "Fads and Follies." Ber-
nard and Duncan kept the house in
laughter and both comedians scored
big with their song numbers. Mr..
Bernard, in his number, "The Golden
Rule took the house down. The !;
chorus work in this bill is the best of
all the shows. Tonight new line
of pictures will be offered and the
same show, "Fads and Follies." To-
morrow night the bill will change to
Two Old Sports"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
American League.

Results.
Washington, 4; Detroit, 3,
Chicago, 5; Boston, 4.
Phiiadelphia, 3; St. Louis, 0.
New York Cleveland, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23
AFFIDAVIT OF FICTITIOUS NAME.

AFFIDAVIT OF FICTITIOUS NAME.
Know all men by these present:
That the undersigned, James komas
and Nick Koronis are doing business
in the state of California, and that
they have their principal place OF bus
mess In the County of Imperial. City
of FL Centre, in said state. under the
Cafe" the principal place of business
of the said Dreamland Cafe being ON
the south side OF Main street, No. 571,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, in
the said City OF FL Centre, County of
Imperial, state of California.
firm are James Komas and Nick koro-
mis-. both of whom reside in the City
of El Centre, County of Imperial, State
Of California.
Witness our hands and seals this Sth
day of June. A. ID. 1914.
NICK KORONIS.
State of California, County of Impe-
rial--ss.:
! On the Sth day OF June, 1914, before
me- Nellie Boyd. notary public in
and for the County of Imperial, State
Of California, residing therein, duly
appeared James Komas and Nick Ko-
ronis, personally known to me TO be
the persons whose names are subscribed
to the within instrument, and acknowl-
! edged that they executed the same.
In witness whereof, i hereunto set
wear in this certificate first above writ
| ten.
(seaD NELLIE BOYD.
Notary Public in and for the County OF
Imperial state OF California.
TuesdayJuly9
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23

Board Meeting The directors Of
the irrigation district are in session
FOR short time this afternoon. There
was only routine business in hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23

1t is really true that New York
City Owns its own streets! Yes, here
in benighted New York, they had to
go to court to settle this apparently
obvious and patent fact. The city has
just won its fight to control these sec
tions of the streets on which its big
hotels and restaurants and theaters
face. The hotel, restaurant and thea
ter proprietors contended that they
had the right to say what taxicab
company could or could not have a cab
stand in front of their property.
The proprietors and the cab COM
pany officials bull-dozed the city into
accepting their view for many years.
Then Corporation Counsel Terence
Farley, fighting Irishman, started
! to fight for the city's rights. Farley
contended that the city owned the
streets and should receive payment
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-23

Dated Redlands, Cal. June IL. 1914.
TueSJuly7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

e iam nj, 2orb Hbpa Trnbba Sara
pongie, nebit 8emabIin uub Die Ser.
rem bonn Stabe Der legation baben
am 8. sunni ibre Sommerlegation bel
gaB Hof an Der aiiite bon Maiia.
f)uletts eroffnet.
Der reile 8eianote 6 + inn s unb
Mdoame Sbob perben MIR Nlisiliige
in Der llmgeeeno BON Waibinatpn mo.
den mo itetS bon einem Sbeile ibres
iebr iablreif)en Stabes beeleitet iein.
Weboi &bon, Ser periihe 8e.
ianote, miro an 10. sunni oireft nad)
Seberan obreiieri. Or mill ais Nus.
ltelingsfommiiiGr fiir Die @eltaus.
itelllng IN San Srancisco i'm nGhiteit
Sabre Die notbigen arrangements fir
cine 9ebiibrenbe @ertretung Eeriiens
rnad)en.-(e. 90. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

@us Der @arniion Brett miro Der
ga Srance" iolgenbes biibihe Stiid.
hen beridtet: Su Den Speid)ern bes
Hegiments trieben Walie uno Natten
ibr llmueien, mesbalb man 6eidlpB,
sur Iusrottung oieler unliebinmerl
langbeihnanSten 8aile cine 3ase 81
commandment. Ins I9ierd,en ~lieferts
ieinen Seinoen Die idOniten Sdlad.
ten unb Der Grfolg mar, Dab iein Self
BON Gag ST. Saa g~ldnSenoer, iein
&1n5lein aber INNER runblider
pnrbe. ltub Oas mar ibr gerbGng.
nib. Gin Solont bes Negiments aB
gar 81 gerne einen aaseIbraten uno
nod bo5u, menn bas 5leiid) 5iemIid,
lInterieet mar. Wobl mar Ger Scatter
Der rieiiaen 3obl ieiner p~ieriiiBigen
SeiilDe il~bermlud)tig, mer aber fam
ciucm rotbboiigen Sobne Der BRO.
pence mieberiteben? llnb 10 fam es,
bab beiogter SolOat Die aabe aus
ibrer amtlldpn Gigenid,ait rib, ibr
bas Sea iiber Die Sbren 500 uno oas
iette Shierdlen pifant 5ugeridtet in
einem naben Heitaurunt peripeiite,
Chine muB iein unb aiih elm aasen.
moro bari nidt ungerGdt bleiben,
Ger bnlb. entoedte .W6rbcr" lpnrbe
Dor Den Sberiten bes Negiments ge.
fiibrt. Der ibm a6t Gage Nrreit bin.
nmfoifticrte. als aber Der SberTt bic
Straie beinl aommanoo bes Mrmee'
forps beariirben ioaie. fam CT in Der
~lesenbeit. ShlieBlid beeriinbete el
Die arreititraie nit einem .9iebitabI
BON Militdrefieften". Garob srobi
J g~eitiir5ing beim aomnnanoo. Cir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

ais 0e1dnftstrager rllltgtere1 miro,
Die @eiauotidoft wabrenb bes gansell
Sommers offen 81 bolten. Die
Shppei5 miro in jeoem CONNER BON
pielcn t~alllenoen Imerifanern beil,dt,
itno es entiteben iebr bditfig Sragen,
meldle bier raid erleoigt merben
miilien.
Ger normegih de q Ianbte
itno Waoame 9rpn bahen fiir Den
CONNER cine @illa an Der 9iilte bon
Waine, nidt melt bon Yortlanb. ae.
intellect unO ,perben iiG in oen eriten
beiben Sagen oaDin begebel. Sic
neroen bon Dem 2egationsiefretar
Serrn @iQinm Wottbe Sobaneiien,
bealeitet iein.
Sn gnbetrad)t ieiner Sbdtiefeit oils
@ermittler bat 0r. Naon. Der Sc.
ionote IrgentinienS, meld)er
halO sum 9otidaftcr btiorbert meroen
miro, ollie perionliten Yldne fiir Den
CONNER al.igegeben. Seine Serien
bungen gan5 BON @erlaufe Der inter-
nationaleh aonferens in Hiaeara
Sails ab. Sas lit audi Der SaQ nit
nlebreren m,beren OiplomGtiifen Ser.
tretern central. mnb luoamerifaniid)er
2anoer, melhe iid oils 8eobad)ter nod
Niagara Sails begeben boben. Sic
pernutben, bab Die Geiultate oieier
aonferens ar,h einen aemiiien ein-
Hub auf Die ailSpdrtige Eolltlf ibrer
Saltoer baben iperoen.
Ser 8eianote Der 81 n t a.
II / ih e &epublif. Or. Srancisco 5.
Yepnaoe, befinbet ii6 sur 3eit in San
Domingo. SSSn Inbetrad,t Der iebr lln-
iif,eren Suit1nbe in bieier Hepublif
miro Die @eiauoti6oft Den gan5en
CONNER binourd oifen bIeiben.
Ger @eianbte Der Republif q II
unb Wabame De YeSet meroen menig.
items bis Sur @ertagi,ng bes Gongrei~
les bleiben. Sbr talentpoller Sobn,
Serr Ilfonio @. Reset, melfer iibri-
gems elm nuturuliiierter alnerifani.
iber @iirger lit, beiinbet lid jest auf
9eili6 bel ben gltern.
Ser 8eianote oes &0nigs bon
9 6 ~ unb MaDane gfenaren
weroen pobl bis ou ben Sunostagen
bleiben nn0 MIR gelegentli6 Die Saoe-
orte III Der unmittelbaren M1he @aib-
ingtpns beiuden. Sid permanent
fiir ben CONNER an Die aiiite ODER m
Die gerae ST. begeben, ld,einen lie lid
nift entid)lieBen 5u fonnen.
Der @elanbte Yanamos, sc.
nor Don guiebio q. Worales, pelfer
nud) on Die Hepnblif Cuba affrebiert
lit, mllB lid balo nab Sauuro bcge-
ben, Inn iein observation-disclosures
Dem Yr1iioenten bon Cuba ju iiber.
reiden. Seine @elnablin unb SRI.
Sohter perben i'm auf bieier Heiie
begleiten. Nad ieiner Hiiffebr miro
iid ser Geihdftstrdger. Seror Don
s. 6. 2efenre, nad Colorado 5ur Or
bolllng begeben. Iagegen miro feline
In Den @eieaidaftsfrciien iebr be-
liebte Sdmeiter, Senorita &amonu
2eicprc, in 9cgleitrng ibrer Sonte,
Senora 0ona Wt. De 2epis, nah gu.
ropa reiien.
Sn Der 8eianbtihait Gubas
wartet NOR auf einen Nadfolger oes
9egenpdrtigen @eianoten, Or. 8nblo
Sespernine. melfer a~bberuien nuroe.
Ger @eif1itstr1ger. Senor Don Wa-
nilel De la @egas9alberon, fam feinen
llrlaub nebnten, bis Die Gafan5 &c.
fiiat lit.
Ser 8eianote ser aonigin Der
TieberIanbe unb Waoame Gan
Happaro limo nod nit Der ginrif-
tung hires @eianotihaitsgebduoes be-
ihditigt. Sic merben aber i'm 9auie
bes Sommers in Der gegleitung ibrer
Sod)ter, Wle. erneitine @an Hap-
poro, langere &eiien nlterrebmen,
Inn 2nnb iinb 2eilte fennen 81 lerneir.
Ger @eianote oes 9onigs bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09
Die Sommerplane Oct Diplomaten.

aeuohnlidcu lmiGnbcr bubeu bic Der @aIbingtpner &esternng
affreSiertcn Siplomaten Wfitte Mai lire ScrienplGuc entpuricn nnb
trefieu 8orbcreitunsen bic Sutidatsbutels ub 2esahunen bier fir
ben Gunner 81 idGrfen. Die Gertreter Der ~grDfcrcn cnrppGIfcn
Madte beaeben lid gew6bnlid) amf cn paar Munate nmt Sanie, nad-
Dem Fc ben Stub ibrer Sutiaatcm uor 2esatiuncu in irgenb einem
:, faibiuna6lsn gaSeurte an Der atantHdru &nie nntergebradt 10.
ben. Iber in oiGem Sabre mcroen wobl Die meten Siplumaten ppn
Seoentans, in Nnbetrada Der @eruidemnaem init Msrifu anf ibrcn
Soften, B. 4. i'm &anoe bleibcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-09

Oiebitabl an WfiIitGreffeften MIR nit
aht Sagen Irreit bsitraft, MO ser
Wenih bod Dor Oas a%riessgeridt ee.
borte! Nah einein piitbenoen GrlaB
oeS Generals fam Die auffI1rrng an
bas aommanoo. baB es gar nidt 10
id)limm se,peien lei, BENIN bie rgffef.
ten" ieien peripeiit iporoen.