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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
IBy Associated .Pressl

Washington, April 25. - There are
uneonfrmed rumors that Mexico City
mobs are killing Americans and Of
the arrest Of American railroad en-
pIoyes at orixaba. The information
az forwarded that American authori-
ties at Vera Cruz considered the
Americans In grave situation through
out Mexico, aroused the administra-
tion today, which made all efforts to
verify the reports. The Brazilian
Minister In Mexico City was asked to
look after all Americans there, and to
secure the release Of the Americans
at orizaba.
Although II still Is the policy Of
President Wilson to prevent war, the
army and navy are ready to send 3o,-
900 men and greatly to increase the
mexican guard.
The reports that General Wood was
ordered to Vera Cruz were denied.
II was declared there had been no
change In the policy Of the govern
ment, and Il 10 regarded a. probable
that II an advance 10 to be made to
Mexico City to use Vera Cruz az a
base. Some think this 10 the reason
for the concentration Of troops at Vera
Cruz.
Rumors that Bryan would resisn
from the Cabinet were again denied.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
A SCHOOL VISITOR TODAY.

Miss Ray Montgomery OF the Bryan
schools spent the day in the schools
Of Navasota today. A letter from
Superintendent Lawson to Superin-
tendent Davis. introducing Miss Mont
gomery, states that she is one of the
best teachers to be found and that she
is very enthusiastic about her school
duties. He states that 1t Is the policy
Of the Bryan school board to grant
one day to such teachers as desire to
study the work OF other efficient
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

]. R. Edwards and Miss Carrie Fitz.
givens.
B. e. Youngblood and Miss Ruby
Steele.
Joseph Gay and Lowrin Jeffery.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
NUEvo LAREDO LAID WASTE.
IRy Associated Press1

Laredo, Tex, April 25.-Nuevo La
redo was still burning this morning
and apparently is deserted. Hundreds
of refugees are here destitute. The
regular army and citizen volunteers
are guarding the international bridges.
Federal soldiers came into Nuevo
Laredo late yesterday. dynamited tho
public buildings, including the Ameri-
can consulate, and fired the city. AS
they left they fred on the American
city and the United States patrol. A
lively scrimmage followed in which
three Americans and twelve Mexicans
were killed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
VERA CRUZ REPORTS
SERIOUS CONDITION

ETVSS1
Vera Cruz. Mexico, April %. FL
Dictamen. a local newspaper, an.
nounces that Mexico City mob killed
four Americans last night. The re.
port was not confirmed from any other
source. 1t is considered doubtful
Vera Cruz today was isolated from
interior communication. Refugees tell
OF a strong anti-American feeling.
Military authorities here consider the
situation of Americans as grave.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
ENGLAND FACES
GRAVE CRISIS
Question Of Home Rule In Uistsr
Promises to Lead to Actual
Warfare.
tBy Associated PressI

Belfast, Ireland, April ga con-
signment of forty thousand rifles and
a million rounds of ammunition from
Germany was landed here last night.
1t was rushed by automobiles to the
various Ulster headquarters. Ulster
men who declare they will offer arm
ed resistance to the introduction Of
home rule, guarded the roads while
the transportation of the munitions
was made. The police was powerless
and all communication was shut OF
last night.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
NO FEDERAL AID
FOR STATE TROOPS
by Associated Pressl

tBy Associated Pressl
Washington, April %. = Governor
Colquitt today telegraphed the War
Department asking If the Federal gov
ernment would bear the expenses Of
Texas troops aiding in patrolling the
border He will be advised there is
no authority to give State troops such
aid.
Governor Colquitt said IL the War
Department would bear the expenses
he would be glad to order the entire
militia to the border.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
PROP.
ERTY DESTROYED
.GBy Associated PressI

:. .IBy Associated Pressl
Washington, April 25.-7Consul Can
ada at Vera Cruz today officially in
formed the authorities that severa
Americans were taken from the refu
gee trains leaving Mexico City and
arrested. Refugees arriving at Vera
Cruz from Mexico City report a reign
Of terror there. Ameican owned stores
valued at fifty thousand pesos were
destroyed. A concerted attack OF the
mob is feared.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
INVESTIGATION ORDERED.
(By Associated PressI

Denver. Colo, April Ex-Governor
Ammons today announced the appoint
ment of State Supreme Court Chief
Justice Musser and Associate Justice
King, with three others. to investigate
the phases of the Colorado strike stu
alton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
WANT TROOPS FOR
ARIZONA BORDER

fBy Associated Pressl
Washington. April 25. Governor
Hunt OF Arizona today communicated
with the administration regarding
troops to patrol the Arizona border.
kilograms from Arizona to Senator
Ashurst told Of Mexican restlessness
along the border.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

Algie Jordan ct ais to L. B. Simp-
son, 2SO16 acres of land lying in the
A. Mclaughlin 265-aore survey and
the Jose NJ. Barrera 1,SO1k-acre sur
vey, in Brazos County; consideration
s1,O5O,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
COLORADO STRIKE
DISTRICT QUIET
tBy Associated PressJ

Trinidad, Colo, April %. - The
strike district is quiet today, pending
an informal conference between coal
strike leaders and Adjutant General
Case of the militia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
lOC
schools, such schools to be designated
by Superintendent Lawson.

SCHOOLS, such schools to be designated
by Superintendent Lawson.
When leaving, Miss Montgomery
commended very highly the work she
saw here and said that she regretted
that she did not have time to see more
of 1t. She discussed school work very
freely with the superintendent and
teachers and asked many earnest
questions concerning various phases
Of the work. The school people here
were very glad to have Miss Mont.
gomery with them and gladly extend.
ed an invitation for her to come again.
-Navasota Examiner.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
DisHoNoREp STATUE
OF WASHINGTON
IBy Associated Press1

[By Associated Pressl
Vera Cruz, Mexico. April 25.-The
statue OF George Washington in Mex
leo City last night was pulled down
by a mob led by Jose Huerta, son Of
President Huerta. Two Americans
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
NO RESTRAINT ON MExIcANs.
INV Associated Press

Washington, April 25.-Secretary of
the Navy Daniels today instructed
Rear Admiral Badger at Vera Cruz to
announce that all Mexicans may come
and go at will.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
HUERTA MUST
ANSWER, NOT REBELS

tBy Associated Pressl
Washington, April rs. The State
Departments note to Carranza was
made public today. 1t reiterates the
United States intention to secure
reparation from Huerta, and not to
engage in hostilities against the Con-
stitutionalists.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
WASHINGTON AROUSED
OVER MOB REPORTS

Persistent Rumors That Americans Are Being
Killed by Mobs in Mexico City and Con-
certed Attack by the Mob Is Feared-Ameri.
can Stores in Mexico City Destroyed Statue
of George Washington Defiled- Wilson Will
Make Reprisals on Huerta.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25

were reported rescued by Huertas
aides from the mob.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-04-25
TROOPS TO VERA
CRUZ "FOR DUTY.v

fBy Associated Pressl
Washington, April 25.-Secretary OF
War Garrison today said the United
States troops ordered to Vera Cruz
we're going there "for duty" He re-
fused to answer further the shipment
of troops from Galveston.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03
Our prices on Wall Paper are
very cheap, and quality Is
high. Patterns are all new
and you get d good selection.
kREEk & HASNESS,

Morris & Raiser, OF this city, have
closed contract with Buchanan
county authorities, for the grading Of
q road near Lake Contrary. There
will be some 10000 yards Of earth to
be moved.
Don't forget the Easter sale to
be held at the home OF Mrs, c.. o.
Proud, Friday and Saturday, April
10 and IL. IL you need anything In
the way Of Easter goods-you will
find them there.
Frank Kneale sold his home on
West Main street to DR.. ID. G. Parks
last week, consideration $1,000. The
doctor and Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes will
occupy 1t soon. Mr.. Kneale will build
on his farm about . mile south Of
town. = Savannah, Mo- Reporter
March q. H''
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03
New Scotch Glnghams. 81
inches wide. and c0lors alb.
solutely fast. Only l5c a
yard. kREEk & HASNESS.

Start your spring pigs right. Sal.
vet, the Worm Destroyer and Condi.
tioner-sold on 60 days trial-ii don't
get results, don't pay.
FRANK FOSTER,
Dan Thornton, OF Forest City,
Who has been so III from siege with
the grippe, Is now able to be around.
and he came up to Oregon Saturday,
and attended the meeting OF Meyer
Post.
Mrs. Guy Conrad and daughter
have returned from Omaha, where
they have been for several weeks, car.
ing for her mother, Mrs. Nicholson,
who has been quite III, but Is now
much better. Mrs, Nicholson's moth
or, Mrs. Muxlow, Is with her.
Mrs. Otis Hopper, OF Forest City
played two kings on her hubby, on
March II, In little game they had
at their house on that day, by pre-
senting him with twin boys. This Il
the first pair Of twins reported fol
the year, 1914, and We suggest that
the heaviest he named simply Pat
the lightest Patrick.
Will Pennel received, last week
80 head Of Holstein-Friesian yearlinl
heifers, and few days before this he
received nine head Of the same breed
from Cameron. The last bunch were
two-year.old heifers, and all are thor
oughbreds. He has o fine bull At the
head Of this herd. Mr.. Pennel Il
certainly deserving Of great credit
for bringing these fine mixers into
our county, and should receive en-.
ooursgement from our people.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03

Get your "Can't.Sag" Gates Of
Ruley & Kunkel.
Easter Novelties and Candles at
the Variety Store.
Hay and Clover Seed for sale.
Both phones. II. Z. MILNE.
You will find a few remnants Of
Wall Paper at reduced prices at
T.. o. Phillips Drug Store.
Rev. s. G. Descinger, the new
pastor Of the Evangelical church, ar
rived this week and will preach In
town Sunday morning and at Nickell's
Grove, Sunday night.
Oakley Morris has not recovered
sufficiently from his recent illness u
enable him to return to his school 81
Cameron. lie suffers intensely al
times from his appendix.
A rural mail box with loose but
ton that closes q circuit and rings ar
electric bell at a distance when ever
a postal card Is dropped In 1t has
been patented by a Californian.
--Cy. Stewart, OF Holyoke, Colo.
who was called here by the death OIL
his mother, which occurred on the
22d Of March, at her home In Fores'
City, will return to his home In few
days.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03

Security Gall Cure Healing Pow.
der and Condensed Calf Food-225
feeds for sl.50. Sold under guarantee.
Not satisfactory, no pay.
FRANK FOSTER.
Crop conditions at the present
time are exceedingly encouraging.
Wheat prospects we're never better
and record.breaking yield Is expect.
ed. Much oats have already been
sown, and the snow and rains have
put the ground in fine condition.
From present indications the
number Of automobiles owned by Mis-.
souri, people will reach the enormous
total Of 5000 this year, says a JeiIer-
son City letter. Contrary to the us.
ual idea, a majority Of the machines
are owned by men on the farm. The
state will realize something like s225,.
900 from the sale Of auto licenses this
season and will spend the money upon
the public highways.
County Clerk Ieller informs us
that he issued hunters license,
Saturday Of last week, March -, TO
Mrs. Charles bankers, Of Corning.
This is the first woman's license Is.
sued this year. She Il said to be an
expert rifle and wing shot. Mrs. II.
l.. Everson, OF Forest City, hereto.
fore has been the only lady to take
out license In Holt county, but she
has not applied for one yet this sea.
son.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03
FOR SALE!
Four span Of Mules, coming
three year Olds. Likely AMI.
mails. n. w. vdnCdmp.

Mrs. Minnie Moore can supply you
with an appropriate Easter Gift for
your friend. Call at her home and see,
Fred Long and Miss Beulah SAINT
we're granted q marriage license In
St. Joseph, on Tuesday Of this week,
March 81.
Riley Hulatt has put In q con-
crete walk on the south side OF his
residence property, which greatly
helps the looks OF his modern new
home. lie is also having lightning
rods put on the house. Henry Peret
Is doing the work.
Mrs. Anna Allen Barnes, q for.
mer resident ur this city, died In
Kansas city, from cancer, Saturday,
March ~, and the remains were
taken to Tarkio, NO., Tor burial /,
Tuesday of this week.
The Modern Woodmen OF Amer
lea held their tri.annual convention
In our city, Wednesday of this week
April l. The convention consisted
Of q delegates, representing the val
ious camps OF the county. The pur'
pose being to select delegates to their
state convention.
James Keeney Is laid up for re-
pairs. In helping to hitch up young
mule, Tuesday OF this week, the mule
struck him, knocking him down, and
then jumped upon him, the result be.
Ing that three ribs on the left side
were torn loose. DR.. Proud rendered
the necessary surgical attention, and
he will now take 1t easy for . few
days.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03

Little Genevieve Bucher was 8
years old Wednesday, OF last week,
and her mamma invited q bunch Of
little friends to come and enjoy the
occasion with her, and II Is needless
TO say they had happy time, playing
and eating the good things her mann
ma had prepared for them.
The copious rains Of the past week
have brought us q total OF IA inches.
Four hail showers fell Saturday az.
ternoon last, March %. 1t Is the first
normal March rainfall that has fallen
since 1909, when we were favored with
o 2.55 inches Of rain. In March, 1913,
we had l.si OF rain and - Of snow,
YOU GET BREAD THAT is
BREAD when you use GOLDEN
SHEAF FLOUR. You may use half
the sack and II not entirely satisfac.
tory, return the balance and l will re.
fund the money. A coupon In every
sack, save them-they are worth
money to you. Q. w. KING.
AT meeting Of the city council
last Tuesday night II was decided
that State street will be paved with
brick, and finished with an asphalt
facing or binder. This decision on
the part Of the council ssems to meet
with the approval Of the property
owners generally, so far as we can
learn.-News JetYersonian, March 81.
You will find at Phillips Drug
Store, Voss & Sons special sample
book of Wall Paper. Can order paper
one day and get It the next. Would be
glad to bring them to your home for
your inspection. II you are going to
st. Joseph to buy your paper call and
get On order on the above firm. You
can save money by doing 90, The
samples are paper We could not afford
to carry In stock.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03
See Ruley e. Kunkel for Rubber

See Ruley g. Kunkel for Rubber
Roofing.
ALI buggies in my stock we're
bought right direct from factory
Nobby, up.to.date. See me for 1914
buggy deal. VIII trade.
FRANK FOSTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. p. welty, former.
" OF this county, now OF st. Joseph,
announce the approaching marriage
OF their daughter, Bernice, to Mr..
Walter S. Chase, the wedding &C.
curing Thursday, Of this week
April2
Harry Kreek, who has been con
fined to his home for nearly q week
past, Is now able to be out and on
duty at his store. II. X. Hasness
who also has been gripping" is nov
improving, and Is able to be up ant
around.
DR.. Hogan, OF Forbes, tells u,
that James Milne is all right now
takes of his boots and goes to bee
Just like other fellows; the doctor
explains the situation and says IL Il
because his wife presented him Will
a lovely girl baby on Wednesday o.
last week, March %.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03
See your standing In the
Plano Contest In our window
this week.
DAWSON.CAMpBELL
CLOTHING COMPANY

&C. u. Iook and wife were In st.
Joseph, Monday Of this week, going
down to meet their daughter, Miss
Mary, who returned home that even.
ing from a several weeks visit In the
east, with friends In Washington, ID.
c., Boston, New York city, and
relatives In Johnstown, Penn. She
also visited for one day with her cou.
sin, VIII II. Curry, In indianapolis.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03

-Miss.Ann Kinzie was at home for
a few days, this week, from the Mary.
VILE Normal school, where she is
taking the teachers course. She re.
turned Thursday evening Of this
week, accompanied by Miss nellie
Prussman, who will take tho same
course. May success attend these en-.
terprising and up.to-date -yQung lady
teachers, Is the wish Of THE SENTI.
MEL.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-03
Announcements.
FOR MARSHAL AND COLLECTOR.

FOR MARSHAL AND COLLECTOR.
wish to announce myself as a can.
didate for the office Of Marshal, Ex.
of,icio City Collector, subject to the
voters Of the City Of Oregon.
BURNEs GREENE.
I hereby announce myself as can.
didate for the office Of City Marshal
and Ex.ollicio City Collector. subject
to the voters Of the city Of Oregon.
LIN CARROLL.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Bonn 8iidcrtifd.

llnierer gfeooftion 1T sic Sui
Drummer, Scr 3eiti1riit .Dultid-
fanO, 3eitidrift fir @eimatfluloc ii.
Seimatliebe, Organ fir Die oeutibcn
@erfebrs : Sntereneu~ sl%lgcganqcn.
Die nelle Simmer entbdlt berrlidc
9(lllidten lnlo 9ei6reibuugcn Siio
oeutI9lan0s. Ailf Dem Sitclblattc Il.
cine por3iiglihe Nnliht OeS lumci
MiiniterS init ieillem prodtuoacn Il
fiinltleriI6 ausgefiibrtenl Sllrm. @il
Ialien bier 0aS Sllbalts &er8eihnis
Der leBten Summer folgsn:
Sanltricrter Sell nit No Saliltra
tioncn. Him oil Der 3onail. %ailali
Cine Sobrt auf Ser nSdoAtel ppil
lllmr~. Ser Timer Spab. NnSItel-
lung fir @elulobeitspilege Stutt-
CART 1914. Phi 0euti1ldlOs oroB-
ter 6orelcp5iiAterei. gie 5taot.
Gin Seimatoidter 9enfnlul anf oer
S6mGbifdcn NIb. 3lr ginmeibuua
oes @rltap Z Sdtpab 0enfmalS on
TRADER @aiierfan anl ~. Sui. Gir
Soniltag i'm S1ipar3malo. Die ncil-
(&alieler Staotbaac.
0er mirtihaftlide Sell entbGlt fol,
|Qeuoe Aufidbe mo 9Lbihnitte: Dix
Gntitebllng Ser AlpenbobnerE ua0 IL
re 9eoeltnng fir oen oeutiben llnS
internationalen N%eiieperfcbr. 8or-
trag 0es @irfliden @ebeimcn gtats
&rofelior Or. b. Der 2cDen III Der
Soltptberiammlling oes 8unoeS Der
0euti1cn @erfebrSbcreine IN &0lr
am 5. Sllni 1914. - iii @~otelbod).
ihule in DiiiieIoorf 9taturldls
auf Spibbergen. @lnte Gtronif,
- 9eutihlnno uno oas Nusluno.
@ifenhabnneieu Sport unO Spiel
Musltelungen. aongrciic nn(
~@eriammlungell. Nus Orl Ynlt
oespereinen. Yii1crIhou.
8elteuungen AMI Oieie 3citidrilt
Ienoe man an Die folgcn0e NoreS'e'
Druid mo @erlag Der 0i1lcloorfci
@erIaas Mnitalt gftien @cica.
idaft, R~iiiieIoorf, Gentihlano.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Rir9Ii6e 3adri6tem.
Ct. MarismEirds.

Nm fommenoen Mittpodl Den 20.
5. D1ts., lit Der i1brIi6e 9lusflug Der
ct. Mlurien Bemeiuoe lm0 ibrer
5relin0e uab Mioriboa Sal. OH
felt WoAen getroffenen 8orbercitut-
gen BON Den Derldieoencn &omitcll
neroen ongenebme @rbolung um0
llnterbaltung bieteu fiir Sung mn
gElt BON Der Infunft Oes erIten 9am~
piers, I'M II lbr, bis 5ltr 9[bfabrt
oes lebtcn I'M $50 llbr aben0s.
lin oas Slltereiie nod 81 iteigeru,
bel ben anerIei llnterbaltlmgsipieIclt
peroen iholic @reiie ben grfolgrci
den bel 0enielbeu oerubrcidt MGR
ben.
Die @oiienfinoer limo Oie beionOc
rem @Gite bel Dem NusfIuq. Sir
ibre Grbollng miro rei6lihit &C.
Iorgt meroen BON Dem 9lnorOmnlQs
fOu1ite un0 ben 8eomten Der Sooali.
tGt.
Nuf alio ilnrb Wnriboa SAT- am
WfitttDo6, Dcr nod fur5er MoIicr
fabrt ben Gag an einem fiibIeu, idiot.
tigeu grboIungsplab bel an%gelie6mcl
llnterbaltitng berbringen mill. Oic
Hunofnbrt lit MIR % Gts. ollf Oenl
i60nen Dampfer CHARLES Mtocolc
tier, Der Inn 10 ubr pormittn0s.
mo 2.30 uno $50 nabmittags DOT
Der @erft an Der item StroBe 9.
SO. abfdbrt.
Sonntag lit Ser aonmumionta5
fir Sic Ginoer. Ser Nrmcn1cclcu
perein Bat feline monntIidc Ser
iammlung INN Z. llbr abcnOs.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
GOmcOrOia @culcimOc.

9lm leBten Mittmof, Oen %. Sill
tagtc III ser Gorcor0ia Girbc sic ii
borigcr Simmer oes @albinqtol
SournoIs ougefiinoigte S~ugcuofon.
BENTON. llngcfdbr 1876 iunge 2enti
fanlel bon Baltimore beriiber, I'M
Der Convention bei8llwobnen. 9(nl
Morgen madten Die @1ite ENC &lmO-
tour in @oibington, uno bciiHtiatell
Die Sebenspiiroi9feitei1 Ser Staot.
lin 4.30 ltbr tuar0c @pttesOicnlt III
Der Stride abgeboIten, bel melbcul
@obernelir Sam &oBn bpn 9(nn SIT.
Dor, Mi6., uno @ooernerr Dnpic
bon Buffalo, q. 81, Qfnipro6en biel-
ten. llngef1br I'M 6 llbr prrOe Dcll
@diten uno 4onbentions Geilneb-
nIcrn Elm 2unb in Der Stride icrpiert,
bel oent ungef6br 200 anDeIen0 ma
rem. Die 8eiuder DerlieBcn Inn t0
llbr Oas galtti6e @ein iln0 iiibrcll
nnA Baltimore 3uriid, poielb1t oie
Gonpention fortgelebt miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
Naidlaraffia aOnsiI in .8iiridJ.

W1itte SUM fanO sic t~anienoItc
Slipping OcS SdlnraffcnrcihcS Gil.
riccniisl (3iirid) itatt BEL oicfcr Sc
leaenbeit murOe oas NlI1laraffin
&on8il in Oerielben Staot abgebaI-
ten. Ser Gin5iig p~erlicf ulter &c
teilignng Don minoeltens 1000 Gdin.
raffcn uno S6larafiinncn glan5pol
Gin 8rpgramm BON eriter fiinltleri.
ider Aualit6t mar 8uiammcnaclteat
rDoroen, oenn eS6laroffin lit gliif-
liderDeiie i'm Sale, beionOcrs nlIs
Ocll &eiben Ser Sanger unO 4olnpn-
niiten befanntc @roBen 81 ibren Ntit
alie0ern 81 51blen.
Ole grobe Scitiibltns sic Oil
Gicnstaa, ben t6. Sluli, a5 nOS in
Scr Innbaae ltattfano, nabm cillcll
glan8enOen 8erlouf. Ser feierIiAt
Gin5ug< Der ettpa 100 frcnISen Attl-
dc luHfaBte, 0ailertc etpa 2 Stlin.
osl. gs mar Gin mun0erpoTfes 8ilO,
1oll Sen bobell, bon acgcn tmlien6
9amen III ben eleganteIten Goilattcll
beieHien 8alfoncn t7rab ias brute
ii :ardffiide Gemirr al blidAf:: III
% Wfitte 0eS @o6:ams ocr pl0dJtiQg
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