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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Earnings ~ the Massachusetts Electric
Company, which operates about 500 m.'es
dAclintnx trend For the first three months
OF the year gross earnings asGregated "
same period OF 1918. The corresponding
quarter in 1918 made a gain OF sli?'3Ss over
ls Net S earninss for me ., ~ ,lo fuf rom
the 1918 quarter, which reported decrease
Of siOiG7s from +h~ 1912 quarter Yet In
come for the quarter ended september 20,
1914. was $3.50 7S decrease o, tS,l2s
which compared with a decrease Of sl2ISt1
In 1918 from tho corresponding quarter In
According 10 returns received by the E'ec-
fricdl World for the month Of August from
electric utilities OF he Pacific and Mountain
states the companies engaged in supplying
electricity ~ this region s,in shovel a
With IT, Industrial depression. was 10 the Gar
West hut an added misfortune so far az the
central sta tlons were concerned the rams
had caused great decline in the irrigation
load, The general exodus from many part.
the labor market had It's effect. Tho i'm
pending political struggle for statewide pro-
hibltion, now defeated caused the hop and
spite OF all this. returns from 7s per cent
Of the generating industry showed per
cent gain In gross income and q per
cent gain in output Comparative returns
from six large cities show the growth in
gross income to have been 81 per cent In
June 90 per cent. IN July and per cent.
IN August Similarly the output growth was
e 3 per cent In June, 1914 per cent IN July
and "a per cent, in August Returns from
six very small cities mostly In the mining
regions gave better figures than in the three
previous months, the income growth being
! per cent ana the output decrease being
but SO per cent. It having been 23;3 per
cent. In June Tho Pacific states showed
FOR 30 per cent, OF the industry a growth
in income Of 81 per cent, being per cent,
less than the two previous months and an
output growth Of As per cent. being also
per cent less than In the previous months
The figures from over so per cent OF the
atp NJ mar ~
in income and a & . per cent, growth In out
put
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
ORIGINAL PREFERRED Dividend 40 IS
PACIEIC GAS AND FIECIKI, 60.

phhllti'N NV lueun NO, 61l nI - '
per share upon the Original Preferred 81.
OF ms company for the period Comm.H g
VIII be paid on November Is. 1914. IN s't.''
holders Of record at 1900 o'clock noon. '''
toner 81 1914. Transfer Books OF the 90 Ne
pany viii not he closed. Checks FOR No
dividend will be mailed
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
ID II, FOOTE, Secretary
San Francisco, California. october 81 lslh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
AMERICAN GR,PnoruoNE co

PREFEltRED DINlIEND No 80
dividend mo. So 81 one ana 'r-'.:
quarters q NTol per cent has been Je. 4
upon the Preferred capital stock oi
american Graphophone Compan" paw ,
november 18th, 1914. to stockholdcrs \
record at the close OF business Nuvrloh ef
snd BY order OF the Directors
EDWARD u. EASTON. PTesideu'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND NOTICE
PACIFIC GAS HIS Sn r,rc,p,c co

quarterly dividend CNo. ~ OF 81 90 psf
share upon the full paid First Prefcfed
STOCK OF this Company for the period ON.
81. 1914 Will he paid on November ~
1917 to shareholders OF record At lg;Y
clock noon. october 81. 1914. Inc Transfer
Books OF the company VIII not hr ''''el
checks for the dividend will he maNc'
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY,
ID. II FOOTE, ScrretH-'
San Francisco, California, October 81 l2'',
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
0tod) einmaI 3abcru.
SarlsauHs bes &Oti5eiprdiiSeu'
ten ans Wliuilterinm.
ScrbanOlun0 Gsaen b. 9ieutsr.

Berlin, 81, 9e5. qolisei grGTis
penl ppn sSa9oip bat befm Stats
riniitsrium cine einsebenbe icnrifts
Iide 0arlegunq iiber feline oft err
nG6ute 3ui6riFt an bie y&reuss3ets
tune," in pelder 0os trtegsgsri9ts
li6e llrteil i'm Sale bes 2eutnants
Jreiberrn b. 5oritner tritiIiert ipurbe
uno bic 10 piet Staub auftpirbeIte,
elngerei6t. Sagop bate cine Oiesbe=
3iigii1e 9(ufforoerung pom Wtiniites
rum er6alten.
8oS &riegsgeri6t Der 30. 0ipiiion
iii Strabburg bat Die @erbanbIung
gegen ben 4ommonbeur 0eS unlGngit
BON 3obern berlegten 80. synfanteriez
Hsginlents, Sberit b. Aeuter, enbe
gIltig duf Sen fiinften Sanuur onz
geieBt. 9qit Dem Sberit miro au9
9eutnant 6Gao nom eIei9en 9eois
ment bor ben S9rdnten 5u erf9einen
boben. gs orebt ii9 nm Die betanns
ten Observation-Disclosures BEL Den &rus
ndllen in 3obern, luobei audi elm
StdntsonpaIt uno anhere 2lmtspers
ionen in @efpabrfam abgefiibrt ipurs
ben, nG6reno anoere 3ipiIiiten bic
Gdht unfreiipi1ig in etnem &elIer
5u3ubriugen batten.
Der 8reisOireftor Mabl BON ga
BERN bat ipegen Der bortigen @ore
gauge elm Dis3iplinor 8erfobren
se9en iid feIbIt beontragt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
gta6 9saR G9riitiau.
Grs@uaUerneur Climb will ben
SrdiiDenten fpreheu.
getreffs sGac in 9lsrifO,

9ero @rus, Merifo, 81. December.
Spbn 2ine, Der psriDnlihe 9ertres
Ter bes prdiiosnten in Maerito. trat
eeitern geuS pl0BIid an gorb nss
Rreusers Shelter" bic ReiIe nah
Sen 9ereiniaten 5taaten, ipssisI nab
gaB Gbriitiun, WliI., an, mo er mi.
9rGIioent gBilIon betreffs Der Gage
in Dferito tpnfsrisren mill. 5ier in
8erd GriB iit es oFfenss @ebeimnis,
baB 5err 2inb, Der jeBt lGnger ais
flint Wionate ais periDnli9er 9ers
treter QDilfons in Uleritn nellt
f6on felt lGngerer 3eit nidts febne
liter lpiinIdlte, ais cine @elegenbei.
su bdben, nit 4rdiioent Wilfou per-
lDnIid bstreffs Der 9orsdnge uHo
Der olloemeinen Gage in Mer;to 5n
ipnferieren. Gr bat fid p6breno
ieines 9(ufent6olts IN Merifp NIT Den
oprtigsn @erbdltriiieu aenou pertrant
aema6t unb BON 3eit 81 3eit nuss
Fiibrlide I1riftlibe Seribte noh
@afbington seIaidt Doh feiner,
2in0s, Nnfidt naG pnren Ielbit bic
ie ausfiibrii9en 8eri9te niht gerliis
ast1b, Inn Dem 8rd1ioentsn uno Dem
StaatsIetretdr cine genane unO Hare
GinIibt in oas merifdnifdbe auo6eIs
mubOel 81 geben. 8ds mirb ihm,
ipie er beitimmt bofft. ieBt bei elmer
miinblihen llnterrc0ung nit Dem
prdfoentea selingen. 8etrefFs ieis
ner perfDnli4sn 9lnIidt iiber ois 2os
Qe in nno bic g(usii9ten fir Meritp
bat Serr 2ino aud nod ni6t siile
Sil6e perlauten loIen. Gbe er iif
geitern bier in 8erd Gru3 an 8oro
Des Sreu5ers gGbeiter" begob, iagte
er bem amerifaniidtn &Oniul @. SO.
Ganabo, oaB er in ipGteitfns bier
p6sr fiinf Sogeu pie0er in @era
Gru3 ein5utreffen geoenfe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
9ua emtaIeiH-
Gin 9ianm tot, Srei 9seriunen lc.
bensaefalrIidl pcrIeht.

Utobile, 9lia., 81. DEG. 8ertreter
Ser ,Tlpbile &c Obio" sgifenbabn be-
bauptsn, oaB geitern obeno etipa II
Meilen norbIi9 ppn oieier Stdbt Der
9erIu9 gemu9t noroen lei, einsn
na1 ct. 9ouis beitimmten 3ug gum
Gntgleiien gu brtngen. 9aur Die Qps
tomotibe, Der Grpreb> uno Der 9es
pddpaggon entgleiiten unO ipur0en
teiIpeile 5ertriimmert. Der !6ei5er
Oes berunglGdten 3uges buBte isin
2eben elm, un0 bret onoere 8erIonen,
unter bieien Der 2otpmotibfiibrer,
lpuroen i9lper berIeBt. sic fpuroen
10 Tdnea tpie m6gli6 mad mobilt
bef0roert uno BORT in einem Soipita!
untergebra6t. Cine Iofort anqeIteIlte
llhteriuaung bat eree6en, oaB an Ser
IngIiidsitele cine Weide falI6 ges
iteGt nar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
ssum gbId,ieo.
eSeitmabI su 6bten Oes SrOnpriHsen.
paares in 3Gnaid.

0an5ig. 81. 9e5. gei einem
1eiimabl i'm 9trtuss0pf berabF4ieoe.
ten ii9 geftern 9ronprin3 @ilbeIm
unb 8rnnprin3efiin gecilie, Ole noh
Berlin iiberiieOeIn tperben BON Den
Stdotpertretern, bel benen Iie gu @ait
pdren. sc tpur0e oes Gronpriu5en.
paares in IdpungOolIer geoe ges
oa9t uno Dem tiefiten 8ebduern iiber
Den beporitebsnoen gDeggdng Nus
brud perlteben. @on ben Stdotbers
tretern ipur0en oen Sheibenoen Ras
Oierungen uno cine Monograpbis
9an3igs iiberreibt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
Seiue 9tutDcnoc.
cyOlge res Streifs auf Der Stettinsr
gSnIfau 9Serlt.

Berlin, 81. 9e3. 9out MlelOung
aus 6amburg iiinbigt Die 2eitung
Der @uItans0srft an, odB Die 8ifs
feren3en nit Der n6ambur9s sNmeritd
2inie" in be3ug auf Den 8au oes
.Smperator" 9sboben ieisn. Der ents
itanoene SbaOgn lei erbBbt iporoer
ourdl oie Sd6mieriqtsiisnbes lleber-
iis6elns. Dss ferneren ipiro mit9e.
teiIt. 0aB pegen Oes Iange nn0duerns
ben Streite8 auf Der Stettiner Berft
Der 9e|erbefpnos babe berunge5ogen
iperoen miiHen, i'm Die 8erlrite auss
3uglei9en. G8 fonne Oesbal6 fir
oas abgsIauFene Sabr feline 0ipi0ens
De ausge3ublt peroen. Die @uSiihs
ten fir Ous Sabr 1914 feien aber
befIer.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
Nphes N6feaeIo.
@erlangi fir Ssrraias il. $250,000
in G;oiD.

gbi6uo6ua, Micrito, 81. De3. Sen.
9i1a. Der 6o9ittommanbierenb oes
6eeres Der 9e6ellen, bat beute burh
ieinen 4bjutanten ertldren Idfen, OaB
er Fiir BEN Gobn ces Wlilionen rel.
ben 2onobeTiBers 3erro3as, Der iett
fiinf 28oden bier eirgsfpsrrt iit,
$250,00O in Cob als 25iegeIo dns
nebmeu uno 5em jungen 5errdsc8
Iideres GjeIeit Bis 5ur omeritoniide1
8rense garantisren tpone. General
Ghao, elmer Oct 6iibrer Der 9tebeIz
len, mirb bds Q(mt beg Gouberreur3
bpn Ghibrabua i6ernebmen penu
Sen, 8iuo Fa fii6iparts be9ibt, UNI
feline Gampaoue bort fortsuieben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
SampFer 1erluren 2
Sdmtlihe @taanitbaften iullen
Seben cinsebiRt baben.
GrpIoiiUn an 8orS.
GrpIOiiOn an SOrO.

Sampico, MsritO, 81. 9e,. Sier
1T mar nm ben norneoiI6en
Dampfer s2ttlontis4 ie6r beIOraf.
nit pier5ebn pafnsieren an 8orb
OsrIieb er ssisern bieTen 9afem unS
mar noh Salpeiton beItimmt. Giner
heute mDrgen bier eiueetroffenen
tur3en Roaridt sufoIge ion an gurD
bes 9ompfers, oils er iih uuf boher
See btfonS, cine GrploIipn Iiatt4
gefunben mo ben 9ompfer Dous
itdnoig serTt0rt baben. 9on ben
Paiio9iereu unb WonnIdoften 1T
anoeblidb niemonb derettet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
ssener GontusanOant.
6resatteusSapitdu aarl BON Sdl61.
BERG alf Srgnier ,,giitrnbsra".

Berlin 81 Deg. 5regatetn.adbi.
tan 9arl bon S61nberg bat Dor
ma5atIan, Mferifo. an Ger aiite beg
pacific S3edns, bas 3ommdnoo
beg tleiuen areuSers rg1iirnberq"
Bbernommen, peIher aus GitoIten
teoroert mar. Der Sffi8ier. fpel6er
bisoer CUR 8erfiiguug oes gbefs Der
Wiurineftution Der 9itIee ftanO, I0ft
ben a1pitdn J, 6. I6rsberger in ber
Ifiihrnna Der r0iirnbera1 ab.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
SlamnlenopIcr.
Siinf WiGnner un0 Srei sSraucn
nmgefOulmeu.
SGIm sdIaf ii6crrnidlt.

glep gort, 81. Deg. gldt 9erIos
nen, flint MGnner un0 nrei sfrduen,
biiBten beute morgen Bel einein 'Sels
er, Das in Dem MieEsbduIe 96 Nlona
roe StraBe duSbrab, ibr 9e6en Elm;
fiinfsebn perInneu, oie 5i6 bur6
Springer BON Dem 8euerrettunssdps
pardt yetten ipollteu, trugen 3um Yell
fd)pere 8erlebungen oapon. 9tls Die
6lamren i'm erIten Stodnert enta
bedt ipurben, brad Der Sdo chen an.
0ie 9etpobner 0es brennenoen 6dus
ies lagen nod in tiefsm S6ldf. 8et
benz eriieu gtlarm, Der ob9ege6en
ipuroe, tamen piele in leiAten gta6ts
tleioern aus ibren 3immern uno
fprangen ourd ole 6enIter. Su ibrer
Gufregung ahteten lie ni6t ouf oie
Mdrnung8rufe Der Geuerpebr, Die i1a
nen riet, ruRig au iparten bis Die
Gettungsleitern ungeiebt peroen
fonnten.
Die Ramen Ser @et0teteu limb
5rau gedp &opIan, eine @itpe bon
55 Sabren,; 8urnep aoYlan, Is, ibr
SObn; Gouis 8apIan. Is. ebenfaQs
i6r Subn; Somuel Cohen, CA; ssioar
n, s6ergs STai nenrl gneis6era
so, feline Satin; guffie Dla33in.
19, uno ssraeT eoIoen, 35 Sabre
alt @uiiie D,a33in gsleiiete ihren
Batter, ibre Ulitter un0 ihre fiini
griioer na6 Der 6euerrettunggleiter
unO begdb iib nann 3urid nab lbs
rem 3immer, no iie ppn 6ibe uno
gfduh iibermannt unb ipdter als
Qeiae ge1unoeu tpuroe. Dds edn3e
gebduoe lpur0e our9 ole glammeu
3erit0rt. uno mebr als oreibig 6anis
lien tpurOen oboa6lps gemd9t. Rad
benz 9afiirbolten Der 8eb0rben ipurs
De Oas 6euer bon 8ranoIiiftern ana
qeleqt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04

= Sn ben Wertitdtten Der S(lis
nois Central GiIenbdbn in Decatur,
81, itcB geItfrn Carl 9ierIoH, Der
6erdusgeber etuss unter 6em Ras
men .Sainois Strite Bulletin her=
eusgt9ebsnen ar6eiterblatteg, auF
eingn Streit6reder, namens Som
Wtuffer, uno brahfe 6ieiem cine re5t
eefdbrIids muHoe Eel.
- Wsbr dls 10000 gandtbeitsr
!percen pom 1. sSdnudr an in RelU
glort tine be0suieabt 2ohnerbobuug
srbdIien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
Rilitdrana serif5rf.

@era Grus. gterito. 81. 5s5. Sir
3ue, IN Dem ii6 Reeirungstrnppsn
bsfanoef, nuros bsvte ITO WeiIsn
iiioDitIicb BON orr Gtdot mlsrifo in
nie 2uft gsiprsngt. U2du ipeiB ni6t,
pie oisle So.oattn umgetoumsn ino.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
aumif.r aeitprben.

Berlin 81. Deg. 9eutI6tdnbs be-
funnteiter unb better 9omiter, Sos
iepb 9iampietro com bieiigen W2es
trOpol 3beater, iii nd6tIiGeripeile
ploBli4 am 6er3i9lag geiiorben. Gr
srrei9te Elm 2lIter Don Iiebsaunobiers
gig Sabren. 9oresIteru bate ser
Siinitler nod 3tpsinaI in beItem
@obliein unO Ser I6Ii6en iibsrIprA=
oeliiosn 2oune etIpielt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04

Sn getIin traf eeftern bic
9atbriht elm, bab bic i'm Rsumedz
Isnburg I'M gismardardipei angelo
LID noH aGHnibaIgn ermprDetgn
Jorider 81. 9eininger uno Dt.
aernpF 9liidIi6 snttommen, uu6
baB nur ibre gesIeiter ben giets
f4eufrtiiern gum 0pfer gsfaLsn iiHo.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
eenIattomss 9roseb.
Mebr als nennsig Hntbenen nntes
i(iliuercr glnFIa0e.

8uoopsIt, llngarn, 81. 3e3. Die
8erbanblung oes pro5efes gegsn
mebr als neitn3ig Ger 4nftiftung gum
@ufrubr angetlagte Hutbenen, Ole,
lpie beri4tet, geItsrn in oent Std6ts
men Utarumaros : Ssiget feinen 2lns
lang ndbm, erregt i'm gan8en 2onbe
urgebeure8 9tufieben Die gerbafs
tungen nurben porgenDmmen, als
bic 8dltdn Rriie i9ren 606es
punt erreidbt bate uno Die 8es
3iebungen 3fpii6en 8uBlunb nnb
OeIterret6 llngarn duBerlt gtipannt
getporben iporen. Inter ben Rutbes
nen purbe oamals eerpalttg gepiiblt,
unb oa ole gdn5e @egenO NIT ruff.
fthsn Spioneu fDrnIicb iiberIGt ipdr,
bteIten Die 8e6oroen elm reIcIutes
Gingreifen fir geboten.
Staatsletretdr unb lrau
8rban trdfen beute aug miami, 6la..
lpieOer in Woibington Elm.
Siid1of geitor5en.
9rimas Der uortpegiifem Stride aud
in Den Scr. Stadten befanHt.
G6riftiauia, 81, 0e5. 8ifdoF 2tns
ton Gbriitiun Bang RON G6riItiania
un0 grimas Ser norpegiIden Stride,
iit gsltern eeit0rben. Bil9of Bang
ipuroe i'm Sabre 1910 gcboren.
Gr lit cine 3eit lang 6etrss
tar Ses bsrItorbsnsn &0uigs Ostar
bon G9pe6en getpeien 5u Der 3eit,
oa S9fpe0en unb gOripegen mod uns
ter e,ner Gyldgge pereinist fparen. Gr
1T i'm Sabre 1905 In ben Der. Staas
ten getpeIsu unO bat Den Oamaligen
PrdIioentsn RooIepslt bsIn6t, Dem er
psrI0nli6e @riiBt BON Ss6nig Soaton
brd9te. Gpdter bat er oer Gntbiils
lung oes 8sntmaIs fir 9enrit @ers
gelan0 beigeipobnt, bas Rpripeger Der
9ornegii6sn @eIeufdaft 3um Gea
iheut 9emaAt bat. gif6of Bang
bat Oie &ronungsrebe gebalten, aIs
Horipegen inn Sabre 1906 Dem ods
niidn Brin3en 9drl 6ie 9rOne hers
lei6.
4ft Der 6adle.
8a6apsIt, 1lasurn, 81. 0es. Cine
bsrbGugnisDoae SdieBaffaire bat iidb
in auerteus, ltngarn, ersignet. Der
Gaitnirt glldotn fsuerte ouf ben
gleidstaes 9[boeotonetea 6amorp
rno brod,is ibm sine ftbfpsre @era
IebuHg bel. 5amoIp Fat ben Gdfts
lufrt dngebIid] finan5isu riliuisrt, uuo
Mla6in iibte tinen 2ttt Der Radle
nus
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
Grldlt @l0ILfes 9lr6eitsiimater.

g. 6. qirtbrn, Der neu ere
hdnnts Gouoetusur Den 6dnaii, pars
3: geilern Def isinem GiHtrsifeu in
oonrhu BOT Der !geuDlisrung mi!
siu6el reQriiBt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
Sfbeillt erlnuOen.
Nadriht upn ciner Semtih.
emsIiifcH 9IlIianS.
@sssn gsrsiuiats Staatcu.

8erIin,. 81. Dss. Bon elmer ser
9cgierung nobeitshenoen 9erI0nliSs
tsit miro nitseteilt, oaB Die RON
@aibinqton aus perbreitete Ha6ridlt,
oie ioirtIicben @3riinbs Der glitbetsllis
gunq 8eutihIanos unS @uaIanOs an
Der 2luSitellun9 in Sdn 5raneisto
ieien in Der @erItdnoiauug Ser heioen
Ntdnte su funen, auF oieie g9eiIe
ssgsn oie 9oIitit Ser Der. Stddten,
il Wlittel= uno Sii0dmeriid ein
firnn5ielles ano tumner3ieIlss llebers
gepid)t 5u erlaneen. su proteitieren,
ipatoHmeu unbegriiuoet iei.
BON onoerer, qteibfaas guiurtsrs
rirhtster Sei.s, iit in GrFo6run9 oes
bradt poroen, ouB Die eigentliae
liria6e oes gerbdItens Gngldnos ges
aenH6cr Der Banana 9aciTics s9tEsItels
lung Die geiorgnis mar, odB sic
bsutiae Snouitrie oie sngIif9e abers
mails smpfinblia fnlogen nerbe.
DesbaIh 51Hbte es 9lusiteilungSs
1liibigteit npr, Itdrfte ndmit Die
Sppoiitinn Ser oentIhen Gbperinous
iirie uno Inatt ole 0eutIhe &pnfurs
ren8 eiu.
5ormeae 2tbmodungeu 70 betont
bieie Queue nit @ntI9ieoenbeit,
icien nt6t borbuu0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04

Qlus Berlin iDiro eemsIbet,
bab Elm pDbIbabsHor Burger Der
Stabt S1,250,000 sur GrofiRung
elmer 5oritlmuls fit Gna6eu gee
fdenlt BOT.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04
SjcIud,t ibre Sod)ter.
9rntide Saiieriu ausnite gifturi
nadl 3rnnliflmein.

Berlin, 81. 0s3. aoiIeria 2taguiie
Qiftoria bat i5re ein3ige 5o6tsr
8ittorid Quife, @ema6tin bes SER
5cgs Grnit 2luguii, fpelde einsm
freubigen 8amiiienersignis entgesens
iiebt. in graunIdpei9 auf eiHen Gag
leTudt. Das 5er5ogspadr emping
bic GaiIerin am 8dgn6of. Cine
3a6lrei6e Q1enidenmengc begriiBte
ole aaiferiH in u4tungsDolitsr
Meiie.
Gr9dlt MOltfeS glr6eits3imHier.
Berlin, 81. 8e3. fronprin3 gDiIs
belm, neio9er BON 0au5ig gum Gros
len generalitab in Berlin tommons
bert lit uno i'm s5anuar histber Ibers
ieoeIn tDirb, erbdlt Sds biitorilde
Qtrbetts3irumer 0eB ,bersipigtsnS9 9Idas
tenlerfsrs Moltfe. Die Grinneruug
bleibt unberGnpert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04

2on0on, 81, 0s3. Sn ben @erei.
nigten Stdateu berbffentIi4te 9es
riGie, nad oenen GroBbritannien
uHO 0eutihlau6 Elm @inpernebmen
gei9Iofen bdben ipLten, nm Die
ftnau5ieQe unb tommer3ieae 5Gtigs
teit Der 9ereini8ten Stoaten in Sios
ameritu gu bemmsn, rper0en bonn bris
tiiden 2tusndrtigen 2tmt alS refine
GrIiu0ungen be3eianet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04

Soratalp, RuBlonb, 3. 0es. Wdbs
reno zines furhtboren S9neeIturms,
Der geitern In Dem petroposf Dis
ttrttt pitete, iinb Dier3ebn perfonen
umgefommen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-04

Bern, S4pei3. 81. Deg. Cine
SIT 8eiellidnft fpurbe oeItern
nl9t febr neit bon elmer Sd6nees
lalpine perIduttet. Sin glr6iteft,
namsus @lu, unb elm Sehrer, nas
mems Studie Fanhen babel ibren
Gpt Sins 1aftin unb Elm bieIis
ger 9eamter, namens 9olmer, Bic
DE @eiellihaft begIeitet botten, ipurs
ben gIiidtih gsrettet.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-10
REVENGE OF FRENCH MOTHER
Red Cross Nurse Makes Wounded
Germans Parent Suffer for
Few Moments.

Paris.-The following remarkable
human document is absolutely anthem
tic, but for obvious reasons the real
names of the persons concerned are
rot revealed. II is a letter sent by a
French Red Cross nurse to the mother
Of a wounded German soldier In her
care. The letter follows:
Madame: Your son Is seriously
wounded. His life depends entirely on
the assidious care of myself, his nurse.
while at his bedside, think OF my
son, who, lying helpless on battle-
field only slightly wounded, was cow
ardly finished by revolver bullet by
one of your soldiers, perhaps even BY
your son, now under my care.
Il am not a saint. My revenge la
easy Tonight an extra dose of NOR
phia will bring me justice for the death
of my son.
81 am sending you here the last
good-by Of your son. L. A.,
Red Cross Nurse"
"P. S.-Madame, your son is SAFE
He will be we'll within two weeks. !
have merely wanted to make you live
for minute the long hours OF incoI'
solable mourning which now will be
my life"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-10
DEATH FACED cHEERFuLLY.
Go Into Action Shouting Goodbye
Fellows" to Reservists.

Fellows" to Reservlsts.
London.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Paris says:
Thirty gunners Of British Held
battery have fallen, killed or wound
ed. Knowing that they were going to
almost certain death, they cried Out
Goodbye, fellows, to their comrades
in the reserve line. Two minutes
later every man was out of action.
Thirty more went to the front with
the same farewell greeting. The Ger
man shells were falling thickly behind
the battery and killed or wounded
every man serving the guRs.
Eventually the persistence and ac'
curacy of the British fire proved eff
fective and the British infantry adj
vanced and took the opposing posi-.
ton at the point of the bayonet.
Similar incidents occurred along
the whole western wing Tuesday,
enabling the allies to hold their own
against repeated furious onslaughts
of the Germans who were attempting
to break through"
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-10

in groups. But the Germans kept
right on. The tieldpieces cut holes
through their mass, but they did not
halt 1t is Private Clark's own opin-
ion that no drawer men ever charged
under fire.
They wasn't 'ardly fifty feet away
when | slipped some more cartridges
in my rife" said he, and | emptied
EN- all before they got up to me. |
know ! accounted for some in that
mess, sir. You couldn't ardly miss
EN- If you tried"
But the Germans kept on coming.
Clark could see them falling as they
came, but they kept on coming. They
were innumerable. They swept down
the British force by sheer weight
They aren't fawncy with the bay
onet like we are" said Clark. They
Just dig In like they were pitching
hay"
No one will ever make him believe
that the German has a distaste for
cold steel any more. The Germans
went on and over the Britons. Clark
found himself where the British line
had ended and near clump of small
trees
ut weren't no good angling" said
he, "and so | ran. | thought those
trees would myke nice cover for
me-"
More than one hundred other Eng
lish soldiers had been taken with the
same thought. The trees were not
big enough to hide COW. But they
all got away, What's more, they all
had their guns, and as soon as they
came to cover they reformed and
hiked on until they came to another
British unit, which they joined
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-10
To Deal With the Kaiser.

Up In the "Tenderloin" there 10 q
six-foot policeman whose fondness for
the yernacular is exceeded only by
his willingness to discuss any subject
under the sun.
What do you think OF the kaiser,
Mixer" asked one of the regulars on
his post.
ION the level. me boy" replied the
big fellow; The reminds me of a San
Juan Hill gangster full OF coke. When
you run up agin wan of them devils
you do just as the kaiser has made all
the other kings and things do--call
out the reserves. New York Tribune.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-10-10
Hard to XII Some Men.

Reports indicate it sometimes takes
a lot to kill a modern soldier, Ser
geant Fougere of France received eight
bullet wounds, a broken arm and 9TH
err injuries, and although shot in the
calf. thigh and ankle, escaped being
captured by Germans, and limped ten
miles to his regiment. Another French
soldier received six bullet and three
bayonet wounds, and is recovering.
The French war Office estimates only
two men are killed out of every hum
dred hit. The penetration Is SO clean
one soldier did not know he had been
hit for three hours, and another bullet
went through two soldiers and lodged
in a cavalryman's saddle