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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-24
NOTICE, L. o. 7. NJ.

The Ladies OF the Maceabees will
meet at the hall tonight at Z o'clock.
All members are urged to be present
promptly at Z.
MRS. T. A. ADAMS. Commander.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-24
ATTENTION. mAsoNs.

There will be a regular meeting Of
Brazos Union Lodge No. 12s. A. F. and
A. NJ, tonight at s o'clock. Members
are urgently requested to be present
c. NJ. BELL, W. NJ
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-24
STRAY JERSEY BULL.

Who lost Jersey bull yearling IS
months old? Been in my pasture two
months. Dark brown, no mark. no
brand. white in face. Owner can get
same BY paying for this notice.
FRANK STASNEY.
College Station. Tex.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-24
STANDING OF TEXAS LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Waco 6, Houston 5.
Beaumont-Austin. rain.
Dallas 4, San Antonio 3 III innings).
Fort Worth 2-1, Galveston 10.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-08-24

Miss Judith Locke returned to her
home in San Antonio today, after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. ]. E. c. Sanders.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Sin muScrncs Mau6critiiddIcn.

@nrOincr, N}ont., %. Suli.
9luSfluospo0en Der bier groBten @e'
icQi6oiiclJ oic Oeu @crfcbr i'm rYcl-
lowitonc Gart~ ouiredbt crbalten
wuroen 6crtc bon 5mci @ldnncrn
ii6crfaacu. t65 %oiiogierc Der @a-
gen limo 6crau6t poroen. 9lngeblid
ioaen bic &duber $4,000 erbcltct 6a'
ben.
Sie. lle6erioae ereignetcn iid1 81
peridicoencu 3eiten bel Spring
Grcef Gonpon 4 Nieilcn bonn @eDler
nNlO 6ait6iul" lmo 81 Nieilen BON
Gardner.
Oberltlicutcnout 9. Nl. Brett icbtc
einc Itnrfe 9l6t6diIung oui oie Spnr
Der 9fGuber, ole ouf Oos Sodion SOIL
9anO in @poming 5u fliidten ioGen-
9lur elmer Der bciocn 9}Gubcr ioll sic
9ldu6ereicn ousgefii6rt babcu, nab
reno Der onOcrc binter cincm Baum
g9o6e 6elt. Sic Iransport-@eieQ-
idoitcn icbtcn Selobnuugen in elmer
Sobe BON 100000 fir Die 6ci-
nabmc Der 9onOitcn ans.
Gie StroBenrGu6er 6otten oen
Gort6eil ooB Oie 9eitinunlugeu oct
9unOesrcgierlmg nur &erioneu nit
tcionocrcr Grlal6uiB Oos Srogcn
bon @oficu im %ort geiiattet. Ger
9l0uber, Der Die %oiiogicre berdllbte,
6iclt MIR Sen @ogeniii6rer nit cinen
@Gpebr in Sdad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
eil6ernes @rieitcr.SSnbilanm.

SRo9eIter, O1..g., 30. SuIi. ~
81 elmer grobartigen 6eicr oeitaItcte
iib ooS iilberne Erieitcr. SSubiIditm
res 9ieftors Der Oeuti6en Sl. Grl0t
icr-air6e, 9icO. Socob 3. Stoub,
Der I'M Sabre 1899 ms Suusbrud
gum Erieiter gelpeibt poroen mar.
Scin Su6ilGlnstog fdlt 5uiommcn
nit Dem 90. @c6urtstog icines @o.
ters Dominic Stoub. Gefter Stoub
tat Ole @eneinOe 81 bobcr @Iiitbe
gebriht mo 3pci onoere bieiige
0eutihe &irben iinO aus Der @e.
meinOc ser SI. GrIoicr.9irbc bcrouS
acgriinOct worocn. BUR 3eit sebo-
rem Scr @emeinoe $50 @iitelieoer
an. 9iettor Stoub bat Die Goncor.
Oiu-Soaa ge6nlit, iowie oie neue
Sdule Ger Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

2cgotionsicfrctGr in Sobano) 6uni
2cgotionSiefrctGr in SceucigoIppo,
@onouraS, uuO @lcnn Steport bon
@itts6urgb gum 5wciten Scgotions'
Scfrct1r in Sooono, Gu6a.
8rieDenS Su6ilGums- s.
Wiorfen.
Cine beionOcrc 5iinf-Gents- unO
3pei-G GGnts- @oitmnrfe miro Oenl'
rd6it sur Grinncrung an Den BUM
ocrtid6rigcn SrieOen 8wiIhcn Den
Scr. Stootcn unO @jroBbritonnicu
ouSgcgc6en mcrOeu. 9ie 3wei-Gents.
Morfe trGgt oie iDm6oliihen 5igit-
rcn ocr beiOen 2dnOer nit idUin:
ocnoen 6Iogecn mo iibcr Den S5edlt
ousgcitredtcu SGnOen; Oic 6iint-
Gents -Morfe Ocriinn6ilOlidt oen
,,@cilt ocs 6ric0cns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
aarl edmiOt ans SauuOOcr?

O3em gorf, 30. SuIi. Gin
OerluideIter Grbihoftsitrcit beidof.
tiet ececupGrtie 9iahIoBridbter Som.
Ter. Gr miro 5u entiheiocn Dabcn,
ob Gin am %. Wloi inn o9eaepuc.
Soipitol" ecitorbener Wlonn Der
ctmo $4,000 bintcrIieB, Seinric6
Gngclborot Shmiot aus Sonnoper
o0er oeiien Srcuno &orl ScbmiOt 1T.
s(is Sobn mo chi5ieer Grbc oes
&erItor6cncn bate Dloies Shmiot
non 9lr. 1912. Siinftc glpeme,
@rooflrl iid ais Grbc gcmeloet ino
Die llebcrtrogung ocr %erlpoltung
ces gloHloHes al iih ourheeiebt
SSyebt oerlongt Der 0ffcntIihc 9lod-
loBucrmalter g8iQiam g. 8cB, onb
oicie &olmoHt riidgGngig gcnodt
weroe, ga @2oies Shmiot iih in Scr
g(nnobme, er iei Gin Sobn ocs Ser
Iior6encn, geirrt bobe. @ioi. Shmiot
tat noh g(ngo6c ocs offentlibcn
glod6loBbermolters 5u grotofoa &c.
gcbcn cr iei Dor longen So6rcn ais
ilh iein @ater lno ieine Wfuttcr
trennten in elm gSoiienbous eebrodt
morocn uno babe ieinen &oter crit
mic0crgeiebcn, ais 0icicr ourdb 9luf-
rifc in 8eihiueen nod icincm5obnc
iudtc; @oter rno Sobh bdtten ii6
ooroufbin eines Cages eetroffen unO
ser ongcblihc SeinridD Gngelborot
1o6c @ioies Shmiot cr8d6lt, er lei
3uIominen nit cincm &orI 5Mnliot
orrdl's 9on0 qeponoert lln0 bobe,
ais iener bei cincnl llnfall october
muroc, 0cn glomen 0es gSeggenohen
onqenomncn imO Ooroufbin ouc6 oie
Gcniion be8ogen, Die jener rcgelm6.
BIG crbicIt. @}oies Shmiot erflGrt,
iein @oter babe SenrD Gngclborot
Sdnliot gebciBcn ln0 iei chen jencr
W2oml qciueien. Scr inn o9eQcoue
Noipitol" itor6 lno Die itreitigen
$4,000 binterlieB. Ser 6ffentlihc
gIohloBpcrmolter abcr bc6ouptct
scr geritorbenc iei nibt Seinricb On
eel6orot, ionoern aorl Shniiot &c
peien uno babe feine Grbeu 1itcr
loIien. SlocbloBrihtcr Sopler be
bielt iic6 ecltern oie Gnti6eioums ou.
riber Dor, ob or oie 2lngcleeenbeiten
cincm 9iefcrenten ii6ereeben ooer
ielbIt oic bon bei0en Seiteu Dor5u.
brineenoen 9cpciie priifcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

~ ~fON'' Ne'''~ f~'" ''e'NJ e'"~~lF~'
bc6ufs 9(usiu6r 'itodt bis 2. 9ln-
quit. Qic 6oIscn ocr guten
@rntc.
9oIIos, Terus. 30. SrIi. II
gconte ser n9iod SslouO @obn"
bier 6o6cn 9efc6l cr6oItcn bis gum
9. 9lueuit feline 9luftrGge mc6r fiir
@ctreioc.SronSport nod @olpeIton
on5unc6mcn. 0ie Giienbobncn be.
6ouptcn ser Soien lei nit Srodt
iI6crlaoen.
Eopeft aos., 30. Syuli. ~ Sin
embargo ouf oac @ctrciocfrudt nod
0ulOeiton bcbufS Grport bis gum 2.
9luguIt pur0e beltte bon Der n9ltbi
ion, Eopeft ln0 Santa sc 9a6n"
ino bon Scr nGbicoqo, 9}od S5sInno
uno @ocific gobn" unO 9lnihhiB-
2inicn crloiien. 9us @runO miro
onqc6libcr W1ongcl an 0ompfern in
NolDeiton ongcgebcn. Scit Dem Be
oinn oes beliriecn @ei5enoerionOts
6obcn. ioic cs beibt, ncun 9oote nif
0ctrciocloomgen bon bort florirt
lno oie Giienbo6nen beboiipten, OaB
oac Scrninol.G Glcbotoren bon ieicn
unO etiuo 5000 9Saggons nit gSei.
Sen BORT olf G5con-SronSport mar.
ten. @os iiM BON Grntefradt olt
ser alhiou Yocific," Der oWaiiiouri
aonios un0 Eeros" uno Scr ~St.
2ouis uno San 6roncisco 9obn" be-
finOet. nutB bis gum 2. gluguit onf
oen Sdienen oicier 9obncn iteben
Fleibcm oo bic 0Sonto SC" umO
,0lod Syslono" feline @eitcrbef0r6e.
riung il6ernebmen. 9Gu6 in 9iew-
Orleans ioa gleider @longel an
Gompfcrn berri6en wie in @aIbc.
ton.
@aIDefon Seros, 80. Sill.
- Sieiiqe @eomte ser rSonto sc.
So6nT Iebnen cs ob, iicb ii6er oos
Gm6oreo ouf @etreioe ioe.Sronsport
no6 @olpeiton 6u 6uBcrn, bod bcr-
Ioutet aus auOercn 2ucacn, Dab oos
embargo bis gum 2. 9[ugiit in aroft
Glei6t. 9cridtc BON GleOotorcn, Sc.
treble @cIeIlidoftcn unO 9ampf,
idiffSlcutcn 6cia9cr, OaB in ocu Gle
rotoren Ylob gcnllg fiir nod mebr
@ctrei0c mo genug 0ampfl6iife
bier ieicn I'M cS prompt 81 befor.
bern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
Qcidlllnnl ocinnOen.

Eomwort6, Sbio, 20. SuIi. -
Ger 9eiHnam BON @londe Yorfe,
ucldc felt Dem s. Suli ocribwinocl
mar muroc beutc i'm aeaer Der gSo6'
mmg Oes Gr. Is. 3. &o6iniou ousge'
grobet. Sin @er6aits6eic6I iiir Den
9lr5t wnr0e iofort auSgeiteat. Ter
9eidnam mar nit 3 3oa @rOe bee
Oedt, ii6er lpelhc 5er6rohenc aiitcu
mo &diten lagen. E6eilc ocs 9cid)'
noms fdnO man ilh Se5-gppdratc.
Sri. YOrfe wnr cine &leiOerna6eril
mo ipurOe SIR 3eit i6reS @eri1wiu-
Oens bon Dem g(r5te bebonoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

Samuel @1. g1il6itc, ser frii6c.
re Stoot-Gontrolenr Don 9ouisplle,
ap. ipurOe BON oeu @roBocihwore.
nen Der llnteridlagung bon $t4,50O
onoeflo9t mo mnBte iue9en Nlon.
gels an 9iirpihoit in OoS @eiaugniB
ae6en. Gr entitomnt elmer promi.
nenten 5onilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
|crmildltc felearapGiIdje GcpcIdlcn.

Sm 6lot6eaO 9iotionol Yorf
bel @liiiouIo, @iout iino POO W}du-
ucr nit Dem gefdmpfeu groBer
@olo6rdnoe bei6dftiot.
SSn ct. 9ouis iino in 0cn pro-
teitontiidcu Girhen @e6cte Inn Gr-
l0ilng bon Ser longonoaicrnoen 0i-
te iHO i'm 9iegen ongeoronet NOR
ocn.
Sn 9lcm Dorf iino 0roBe 9(ui.
trd9c fir So6len bon Geutihlono,
6ranfreid mo StoIien einactroiier
Nan beiiirhtct OoB Oie Gngldnoer
i6rc ao6leu icl6it broudcn.
Sn 9iep Yorf mar Die Gcmpe-
rohw 10 ticf geiunfen, 0oB Die Se-
id0ftSleutc nit lle6cr5iebern naH De-
rem 9ofolen fomcr. Seit Dem 2S.
Sui 1884 lit eS niht 10 fii6l gcluc-
len
9lnnbes g9ettcr pcrbinoerte gc-
tern bel 9afe @eorge, 9&-g, Die
Notor6ootrcnnen I'M Die Champions
ihaft uno Den golOencn gedcr Der
n9lmericon 9Somer Boat 9(iiociation".
Ser 9leoenue.Guttcr nSeneca"
6ot Ben 6ritiiHen Gonipier nSo6'
leil", Dem bel Gnpe 9lace Die GDlii-
ser erplooirten noG Solifor &C.
icbleppt. Ser 0ompier fam bon
@losAom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

oern. Solde Nlcnidenonionimllun-
Gen Dor ocni Goniulat pioer6olen iid
jcOcn Wlontog unO Gienitog. Seit
I. Souuor iinO bereits 10000 @diie
oil noh 9luBlono &ciieuOc ausgeier-
tiAt NOr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
IN ct. Gotherine. Ont.

Sn ct. Catherine. Ont, lit
Ser oermiBtc 9luiatifer u. 9. 9luiieIl
BON Eoronto, oelnn0et woroen. 9iui-
iel muBte iehS Nieilen pom SonOe
ouf oos @oiier nieoeraebeu lluo mur.
oe BON cinem Observation-Disclosures
pier oaigciiiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
6eneN

9erIin 90 SiIi. - 9ei Der Gr.
oiinimg Der 9lftienb0rie mar oos @c-
ihdft 6ci merfliher 9}crpoiitGt nage
mein flor, 6eionOers in oiterreihi-
iden &ert6en. 9lnoercricits wurOen
uerpro5eutige 9iilien nm Elm 9lhtcl
bober quotirt. Die @erdnoerungcn
moren MIR oeringe, "a Die @oltung
Der 9erliner 9anfiers ben alnOen
Gertrdlcn eiugciloBt lnO Der Gen.
Oen5, Sefuritdten nm ieOen @reis ju
opiern Dorge6cugt 6ot. Gle Der
folfsorOreS murOen ueniger. Sei'm
SdluB Oes Nlorftes poren Die @reiie
pieOer in Die Sobe gegangen unO Der
Con iuor felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30
nScdN4 uur Ocm 8niamlnen6rndl.


gSoi6ington, 80. Suli.
~ o9edp4 Goelion weigertc iid oud
gcitcrn 9lo6rllng 5u ii6 SIT ne6mell
uno BEL i6rcm oiicubor GuBcrlf
geihmddten 3uitanOe miro iie MN.
me6r, pie Gommiii1r Gouis geitcrn
erfldrtc, o6ue ipeitereu @er5ng
5monospeiier Grn16ring uutcripor'
fen merOeu, DorauS9eicbt OoB lie
nidt icl6er Ocn Suuger Strife briht.
Gle 9eGoroc 6otte es geitcrn nit
9iiiditbt ouf oen 3ltono ser @eian-
genen fiir rotbionl gebnlten. iie in ei'
mem 9hltomo6il noh Eorrptown 81
beforOern, unO in i6rer @egleitung
6efonoeu ic6 nnBer ocm oiiiitirenocn
9lnitaltsnr5t Or. @rot6ro Elm g9dr'
Ter inO Die Wiatrone 0es 9lrbeitS6oli.
ies. Superinten0entin Wforf SorriS
bate u9edD" i6r Sadett gelieben, Od
cs Der glrreitontin on einen iolcben
9leiOungsitiid gebribt Sn Oeni
Sluto puroe ein @orrot6 Mleoi5in
ntgefii6rt ga man iiir Sen SAL eli
nes forperliHeu 3uiommen6ruhs
Der @eiangeuen pd6reno ser oll'
itrengenoeu 6o6rt geriiitet iein moll'
te. giod ibrer Gerne6numQ in Car
rptopn erfolate ioiort ser HiidtronS.
port nod 0ledpells cSslon0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30

UhiB lutlU DOl uclll SCllulS- OU-
mite cribeincn. ~ Capt. Sobu
$. Gibbons pirO wicOcr Be
fc6ISbobcr eines s6iffcs.
Offi8icac Ola@ri@t iibcr Oic
Griegserfldritng.
g8oibington 0.G., 30. SyuIi.
- @rdiiOent @ilion cnpfing bcutc
cine itorfe Delegation bon @cibGfts-
lciltcn aus alien T6cilcn ser 2on0cs,
nit Oenen cr icine @lcinung ii6er
ocn Stono scr @cl6Gftswelt 0eS
gon5en 2onOes oustouihte. Inter
ocn 9lnmeienOen waren sic $50.
Sug6 Chalmers, scr 9(utomo6il-So
brifont, ferner Oic |crtretcr Scr
09intionol GiienmoorcnbGnoler-@
ielihoft": gS. 9. SoDlor, Glebclono;
u. S. 9iblcr, GlebeIon0; @corge 8.
SrDiL Baltimore; $. 6. Baum Ebi-
loOelpbio, unO SAUL 9l. @riffit6,
@bilo0elpbio.
n9lotionol @boleloIc 0rD @ooos
gliiociotion": Cabin 80. SlnDtb,
%6iloOcIp6ia; s. 81. S6ompion rnO
Somcs S. Gutter.
u9Iotiounl g9boleioIe SewclcrS
9(iiociotion~: 9ouis Siddlcs, 9biIa-
oclpbio; sc. S. 9lpcrbed, 9lclp- yorf,
uno SSoco6 Gngel, Baltimore.
0@IoB 0iitributcrs' 9liiociotion":
George 8. Scatter, Eoleoo; g9iQiom
e. Sinner Gbicogo; S. 9. Bins.
nonger, GIe0eIono; g8orren Sire
Eurncr @bilooeIpbio, lno s. Q.
GonOlc, ct. 2ouis.
ng}otiondl SuppID an0 N1nbinerD
0eoIcrs' gliiociotion~. Gborles $.
6oroquor Bolton, nuO G6os. 9onO,
%bilooclpbio.
Sheet @ictol Club: Gogar
2Don, Baltimore, unO @. $. 9lb6ott,
gS6ecIing, 8.-9So.
n9lotionol g96oIcioIc Drug 9[iio-
ciotion": 8orrp 9. SrenM, @9ilo-
otlpGid. W
v@Iumbing SuppID 9(iiociotion":
s. SorpcD 9orton SSobn 6. Sled
uno 6. Q. Ebompion @biIo0elpbiu,
mo Sancs 6ernIeD, Ebilooclpbio.
Ser NScGiioent unO 0ic @eih6fts-
lcute bciprohen Oie Sitltation Scr
@ciAGftslo9e iibcr cine boIbc Stun-
sc lang. Scr 8rGli6cnt crfl1rtc ocn
&ertretcrn ser @eI6Gftsmclt lcinc
@ldnc in 8e8ug otf Die borIiegcnOe
@cicbgc6ung un0 Sr. Sue6 Gbol-
mcrs ermioertc ocmGrGliocnten, OoB
fir oie @eidditsmcIt nidts idlini-
mer ici ais Oic llngeipiB6cit, uno oo-
Der ioate nit scr TriItgcicbgebung
10 bolo ols moelid6 ouf9crGunt mcr-
sen. Sn sen letten W1onotcn lei oaS
@cidoft rcht Ic6lc6t gepcicn. obcr
man bofie, oaB es boIO beiier pcroen
niiIic.
Capt. Gibbons erbdIt
icincn 9SIob mie0cr.
0os sSlottcn- Gomitc Ocs gcprG-
icntantcn9ollics bcrihtetc beite bic
Sill, Den GopitGn Sobn $. Gibbons,
Scr fiir8lid nit binous gcworfen
iouroc, picocr in icinc Steaung cin-
3uiebeu aiinitie elm. Capt. Gibbons
mor Scr 9cfebIsbober Ocs Sdludt.
itbiffes Dlltab" 6ei oen SGmpfen Dor
Gero Gru5.
@r. &arburg miro bDr
Ocm Gomite er-
6 einen.
@r1iiocnt g9ilIon crbielt 6ciitc Gin
Scleoraum bon Srn. &oul N3. g8ar-
burg BON Slcip gorf, in pcldcm Scr
iclbe nittbeilt oaB cr lib cntiAloi-
len babe, Dor Dem SenotS.Gomite
fiir Sonfwcien me9en ieiner Otonli-
notion ais @litglieO Der 6cOcrol-9ie-
i,rUe6anf 5u cri6einen.
GnOIid meiB es oudl Ser
ASrG ii0ent.
QipIomotii6c Oepei6en aus @ieu
brodten oie critic oifi5ielle Gohritbt
fir 0os Stootsoepartemcnt, ooB Scr
Sricg 8piic6en Oeiterreih ino Ger
bien erfI6rt moroeu iei. Ger 8oi-
id6ofter bat o6er nod nidt gemeIoet
Dob ein Gric9s5uitonO 5piihen oen
beiOen 2dnoern eriitirtt.
Grnernungcn i'm oiplo.
motii6en 0icnit.
@rdiioent @ilion bat folgcn0c
N(en0crimQen inn 0iDlpmotiIdlcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-30


gen morOen
&ubr GpiOemieim 9ln6olts
den.
Sn @icrslcben eincni ctpa 2OO0
Gimuo6ner 5G6lcnoen Gori bel 9ern-
burg i'm 9lubalti6cn, lit cine 9iubr-
GpiOcnie 5um 9hls6ruH gefonlmen
Oic ii6 inlncr peitcr ous6reitet. Ger
Scudc iinO ioiucit iecbs %crioueu cr-
lcgen unO 5o6lreiGc weiterc Eotien.
ten liegen beoenflih erfronft oarnie-
ser.
Sodwoiier i'm 81 ibeingc-
6iete.
Sn 6olge Ser in sen lebtcn So9cn
micOerum inn pcltli6en GcutiGlonO
nicOergegougeneu @etuitter fii6ren
Der &6ein imo 5n6lreibe icincr 9le-
6enfliiiie itarfeS Sobwoiicr, 10 De-
ionOerS ser 9lcdor unO Oie 0io6e. Die
Situation gilt fiir dnberit crnit.
&riegSDeriicberung itcigt.
Som6urg, %. Suli. - Die fir
oen GriegsfaG cin5uge6enOe Geriide-
rungS @ebiibr dller Maoren Oie
ser 9efOrOerng 0urd OoS Nlittel.
meer unterliegcn, wur0e beute nm
5luei %ro5ent er6o5t
SonOoner 9lfticn60rie cr.
boIte lid.
9on0oiL 80. Suli. - Eas @c-
iii6l Der llniidcr6eit 5erridie bel er-
offnung Ger bieiigen 9lftien60ric Dor.
God geitultetc iidl Oie Gage ldngit
nidt 10 6eOenflid 9Im i6pGditen
mar Gouooian %ociiic. Sie fielcn
ouf AZ inter Eori unO wiroeu nit
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me6rere cjebiide 9nnfen lire E6ii.
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unpermeiolidc Ibenerllng eingeiebt
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Dob ole Wieblprelle nuf Oas Soppelte
geltiegen iinO.
s(niturmouf Sportoiie.
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onf Die Grite Ceiterreidide Spar,
foiie ciugecst botte, belt an. GnS
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in Der Goppelmonardie. Gie Spar
faiie 5a6lte onitonOSlos i'm @on5en
ie6s N}iaionen &ronen al iie6entoll.
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em6arap ami @ctreiDefradt.

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bc6ufs 9(usfu6r itodt bis 2. 9lii-
quit. Gie 5oIgeu Der glten
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&uiiii6cr Offi5icrOcr-
Il d, a.

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iiibc C6erii 9sra6ousfi wurOe 6cute
inter Dem Gcrooht Der Spionage III
Soit eenommen. @leio65eitig wurOe
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lnn1 npuonnpn
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NcrIIn, % NiIII = DC ylNd7
riMt BON einem idueren @ru6enun-
gliid folumt ans Dem @eitioliiAeu
9ei @}cneeoe i'm 9anofreiie Gort-
numo erei0nete iid in Der Souie.
mounihen 3edc, po6riheinlib IN
tSol9e iblogenoer Ssetter ainSd)odlt
brono Ssie in elmer Sale geiouoen
woreu Die 9ergarbeiier, unO es gab
tiir lie fein gutrinneu Crei5e6n
Son ibneu innocn Elm idredlideS On
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Duuorsbauptlta0t
%crltGmOig Mcinungs-
austaul6.
WeIdbdftslemtc Mmo Der
YrdfiScmt.

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burg miro Oor Dem scnots- 60
mite cridbeincn. Capt. Sobn
$. Gibbons wirO micOcr gc.
fc6IS6ubcr eines s6iifcs.
Offi8icac Olo4ri@t ii6cr sic
9riegserfldruns.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-09
PR ROSECUTION OF
THOMAS Upton
IS SUGGESTED
Question Addressed to the
Attorney General Asks
Whether Case Has Been
Placed Before Prosecutor.

London, July Criminal prosecu-
ton of Sir Thomas Upton, chairman,
and his co-direetors in Lipton's Limit
ed. W as suggested by Sir Arthur Mark
ham, Liberal member, in a question ad-
dress ed 10 the attorney general, ap-
pearihg in today's parliamentary pa
pers. The question asks whether, in
view of Justice Darlings statement
that the defendants in the army can
teen scandal case were acting on a
system which was encouraged by di-
rectors of the company. the attorney
general has laid the papers in the case
before the public prosecutor. Eight
employees Of Lipton's and nine army Of
ficers were found guilty OF receiving
and giving bribes to supply contracts
for army canteens.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-09
JORDAN TO HEAD
THE EDUCATORS

st. Paul. July e.-David Starr Jor-
dan Of Leland Stanford university, was
elected president of the National Edu-
cation association today. He was un-
opposed. Oakland, Cal, gets next
years meeting. A resolution approving
woman suffrage and equal pay for
teachers regardless of sex was adopt
ed without a fight
Another resolution approved the ply
steal and dental inspection of school
children. Regarding sex hygiene the
resolution committee directed attention
to the grave dangers, ethical and So
cial, arising out of sex consciousness
stimulated by undue emphasis on sex
problems and relations" and urged pa
rental care and instruction on the sub
ject.
Another resolution commended the
moral self-restraint on the part Of
President Wilson in dealing with the
Mexican situation.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-09
LACK OF MORALITY IS
A Menace TO NATION
Searching Investigation Re-
veals That Both Govern
ment and State Officials,
Including Many Judges,
Accepted Favors.

Washington. July s.-Charaoter4zina
the distribution Of free transportation
by the railroads as a menace TO the
institutions Of free people," the in
terstate commerce commission reported
to the senate today the result Of the
investigation under Senator Lees res
olution directed against the Louisville
& Nashville and the Nashville. Chat
tanooga & st. Louis railroads The
report says that during 1918 the two
roads distributed free passes repre-
senting more than 100000 nliles OF
travel valued at $4,000 to more than
$4,000 individuals in every walk of life.
Tho report says that the Louisville
& Nashville gave passes as follows:
United States senators, one; represen-
tatives, two; other United States Off
cials, 139; state senators, 1116; state
representatives. 21sS; other state Of
ficials, 1863; judges. so.
The Nashville, Chattanooga & st.
Louis gave United States officials other
than members of congress, 161; state
senators, 5814; state representatives,
s489; other state officials, 1885; Judges,
ITO.
The commission informed the senate
that while 1t could issue no order in
the special investigation pursued under
the resolution, 1t was making a gen.
eral investigation in which It intends
to issue an order dealing with the
practice. The commission said: THE
threads represented by those passes tie
thousands of citizens to the carrier
t,H,
of morality reflected by the facts here
compiled is a menace to the instltu-
tions of a free people"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-07-09
NOMINATION OF
WARBURC HASNOT
BEEN WITHDRAWN
New York Banker Will Not,
However, Appear Before
Senate Committee - May
Garry Fight to Floor.

Washington. July s.-Paul NJ. War
burg. the New York banker, has recon
sidered his request that President VIII
son withdraw his nomination as a
member Of the federal reserve board on
the condition that he will not consent
to appear before the senate banking
committee to be cross examined.
Officials close to the president say
an active fight would be made to con-
firm it and that should the banking
committee fail to report the nomina-
tion favorably the president expects
the senate as a whole to act
Warburg's telegram to the president
was not given out but after it's receipt
White House officials said his name
would not be withdrawn. The tele-
gram followed a visit OF Senators
Thomas and Shafroth to the White
House. They are understood to have
told the president that very few Demo-
Gratis would oppose Warburgs conflr-
nation.
The committee discussed the War
burg nomination only informally. It
took up in detail the nomination of
Thomas Jones of Chicago.