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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
Coal Prices Ten
Cents Above 1913

FOLLOWING the usual announcement
from the producers that a drop of so
cents on nearly all sizes of coal will
obtain on and after April 1, coal deal
ers in the city will reduce the price
that amount.
This reduction brings the price of
coal to 10 cents more than the price
that prevailed April l last year. the
dlnerence being due, according to the
producers, to the State tax of 2b per
cent of the cost of mining each ton.
cost or mining averages less than So
per ton on the domestic sizes-which
are the costliest, because of breaking
and sorting-and this would amount
to cents ton. The mine agents
are assessing each ton 10 cents, by
basing their calculations on the ter
minal tidewater cost instead of on the
cost at the mines.
The 50-cent reduction is increased
10 cents each month by the producer
but coal dealers here withhold the
increase during May and June, making
3O-cent advance in July. Then
again they withhold the advance in
August, and in September, by an ad-
vance of 20 cents, return the price to
the level that prevailed before the
April cut.
While 1t is generally supposed thar
the usual procedure will be carried
out this year, coal dealers here TODAY
said that there is a possibility of an
increase in price If the proposed 5 per
cent. freight increase is carried into
effect.
The following schedule shows the
prevailing prices, the reduction heinp-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
NOAH RHoADs

Noah Rhoads, aged II years, died
Saturday morning at his home, In Main
street, Progress. He Is survived by his
wife and Six children. Funeral SER
Vices will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Progress
Church of God. Burial will be made in
the East Harrisburg Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
BRINGS IN PRISONER

Detective Harry White returned this
morning, at :35 o'clock, from Lynn,
Mass. with Tony Maituk, wanted for
the larceny of $120 from his boarding
boss.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
DR. HOII,OWAY READ PAPER

At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Lutheran clergymen In the Young
Rev. DIR. II. C. Holloway read a paper
on the "SecondComing of Christ"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
MEDICAL GOVERNORS TO MEET

The board of governors Of the Dau-
phin County Medical Society will meet
tomorrow night at $3.50 p. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30

There VIII be no change in the
price of pea coal, $500 A grade
known as mixed No. 2, half pea, half
chestnut. suffers a 25 per cent. reduc
ton, based on the proportion of chest
nut In it's composition.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
SHOULD NOT HESITATE
IN FAVOR|NG REPEAL
CONTINUED from First Page

CONTINUED from First Page.J
made all the more certain the result
IN ravor OF the administration, he
thought it a great pity that public
anairs be handled in that way. He
aid not think all the opponents of the
repeal felt that way. but such color
had been interjected in the contro-
versy and he did not understand the
motives for it.
The President said he had no
anxiety over any political friction in
the Democratic party over the result
and referred to the repeal contest as
not capital operation" but just a
"convalescence."
Mr. Wilson let it be known that he
was unqualifiedly opposed to any
compromise or amendments such ps
have been proposed in the Senate. He
is for straight repeal without eauivo-
cation.
Like an Old Story
The White House later authorized
quotation of what the President had
said In answer to the charge to the
effect that the President had made a
deal with Sir William Tyrrell, private
secretary TO Sir Edward Grey, the
British foreign secretary. The Presi-
dent had been asked if the charge
were true. The President replied:
"Of course, that answers itself. 1t is
Just the crowning insult of q number
of insults which have been introduced
in this debate. This whole thing re-
minds me of story l used to be fond
OF telling, of very effective debater
II need not say where this happened
who sent q challenge down into a
county very hostile to him to debate.
The people down there did not like
the job very much, but they put up
the man they liked best and who is
generally put up on such occasions, a
great big husky fellow whom they all
called Tom. The challenger was given
the first hour of the two hours allot-
ted to the debate, and he hadn't got
more than half way through his
speech when 1t became evident that
he was convincing the audience,
when one of Toms partisans in the
back of the room cried out: Tom,
Tom, call him a liar and make 1t Il
fight. That is the stage this has
reached"
The Presidents auditors asked him
II he was going to fight and he smil-
ingly answered that he did not need
to.
Doremus Leads Fight
Representative Doremus, of Michi-
gan, chairman of the Democratic con-
gressional committee. led off the fight
on repeating the Panama tolls exemp-
ton in the House to-day. 1t was the
third day of debate on the question.
Expressing regret that he differed
with the President, he declared that
Great Britain had admitted the Ameri-
can right to exempt coastwise trade
from tolls
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
s To z YEARS IN
PEN FOR THOMAS
Negro Waiter Who Pleaded Guilty
to Manslaughter Sentenced
Today
From six to twelve

From six to twelve
years in the East
ern Penitentiary
was the penalty
imposed to day
by President Judge
Kunkel upon John
Thomas, the negro
waiter, who plead
ed guilty to a
charge of man.
slaughter. Thomas
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-30
FLOOD DANGER OVER;
WATER IS FALLING

[Continued from First Page. !
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24

Do you know that all things being
equal the smaller your flock of grow
ing chickens the better the individual
birds will grow and develop? Have
you stopped to think that you can re
duce the size Of your flock of pullets
approximately one half by taking out
the males? The earlier they are re.
moved the better the pullets will be
developed, and the stronger and harder
the pullets arc, the better will be their
egg production dur the winter. Sell
off the cockerels as sooa as they get a
little size for as rule prices are
higher earlier in the season. How.
ever, il you have some exceptional
birds and can sell some OF the cokerels
for breeders in the fall pick out the
best and pen them up by themselves.
being sure to give them the best OF
care and attention. II Is just as i'm
portsnt to have the male birds healthy
and vigorous as the breeding hens.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24

Where sand and crushed rock can
be had for S1.00 per load the following
bill was figured for the cost of con-
crete silo 12x30 feet. the wall being
six inches thick, reinforced with woven
wire.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24
SECOND SPRAY FOR COOLING
MOTH.
I. B. SYMoNs.
Maryland Agricultural College.

The second brood OF the codllng
moth appears about July LIST. Unless
The first spraying. when the bloom fell
was exceedingly thorough, a spraying
with arsenate of lead should be applied
at this time.
More important though than the
arsenate of lead treatment for the
Cooling Moth is the application OF
Bordeaux mixture to prevent Bitter
Rot and other diseases developing
when the fruit is maturing.
The combination spray recommended
for this time is:
Bordeaux Mixture and Arsenate Of
Lead:
Copper Sulphate, 4 lbs.
Lime (Burned), 5 lbs.
Water, so gals.
Arsenate of lead, 2 lbs.
The spray solution is cheap. and II
only requires little extra pains to
secure good crop of clean fruit.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24
Concrete SiI0 is
Cheapest in Emo
Far More Lasting Than Wood and
Costs No More To Build.
@. E. woLcoTT.
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station.

The kind Of silo that a farmer
should build will. to some extent. be
controlled by circumstances. In a
few cases it would seem expedient TO
construct the cheapest silo that viii
keep silage. This applies in the case
of renter or where the cost Of
materials fcs permanent sllo make
Il prohibitivc.
Ordi- erily q concrete silo can be
construe ed as u1eaply as the wooden
silo. Il VIII lrep silage as well and
It Is pei anent. Where a gravel pit
Is near at hand so that gravel can be
bad for the haunlg the concrete silo
can be construc.ed at a comparatively
small cost. the ment and material
for forms rctsesei ing the chief items
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24

Delaney, verney Co. use So Md
Nat Bank .... 10 90
Never & Thalheimer use same. "a 10
Mules Printing Co, use same -. 520 70
use Chas Co Blk. 1877 90
Maryland Independent. ....... 1877 90
Md Independent-Job printing. i20 IS
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24

Albert Lomax. ..
J ( Hamilton use So Nd Nat Blk.
J A Gray use Chas Co Bank -.
VIM Wedding use So Md Nat Blk.
= FerFy..'''..,,,..., ,,.......
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24
lNsosrr Nasesr aAAiNI1 II

be pleased to make estimate OF plaR 70 "
price for an itimized list mads up bj -
by return nj s.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24
Remember

Lor YOUR OLD FRIEND, Of Charles
NSSipSi County am back here again aud still the
viii buy Horses Cattle all Sheep, Lambs Hogs
&c Give chance at what have sell and will be satisfied
EACH in front
of Hotel Plata CHOICE FRESH MEATS PRICES
look up you Sell, Buy or Trade
l0sl3-h L. BENNETT, La PLATA, MD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24

Total cost of material. S125.9O. If
tie farmer can furnish his own labor.
-he above figures represent the cash
outlay. If all the labor is hired, it will
require 1S days to lay the foundation
and build the wall. Three more days
would be required to make the forms,
doors and put the roof on. The labor
cost would not exceed $4,000. This
would bring the total cost Of the silc
up to $205.90 which is cheap for per
manent silo.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24
MAGIsrRArE,s AcoouNrS


Thos I Simmons use T. L Sanders. 30
Brent Jenitsr use same ............. 80
Maruare. Bennett use Ryon s. Bro 80
Rebeeca Kemp use I NJ Wilkerson 81
Annie Kemp use same. .. 3S
Katie jackson use same - 81
John johnson use So Md Nat Bk... 81
Madison Thomas use same. ...... 33
ileo = Brawner use same. . 80
Fred Miles use same e... AZ
Francis Campbell use same ..... 3s
Eddie Huntington use same ... 33
Horace Matthews use same. ...... 33
Samuel Brown use same. ........ SO
Roy Barnes use same ..... 3S
Thomas Brown use same. -. ...-.. 33
) Bowling use same. ......... 3s
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1914-07-24

rhos Norman prim judge 1911. 800
\ Posey ex. to Baltimore. ..... 10 90
VIM I Farrell putting up booths
use So Md Nat Blk ....... Z 90
J NJ Cochrane store account. -. 13 SO
J H doward ex. to Baltimore. 1000
X Burch ex. to Baltimore. -. 20 90
Levin Canter railkeeper 1912 use
:, F B Matthews. s............... 800
VIM Croft sundries use So Md
Nat Bank -................. 92 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
anrsc StaOtncnisfcitcn.

Serr gS. S. 5e6icnfelo, Der @rdii-
bent Scr .,9leO IS Oil So bdlt bcitte
@3ittoe I'M 19IOpertiiine Club bel
Dem 9mldeou in glr. Is, Soutb.Str,
eineu &ortrag ii6er 9ln5eigen.
Salte 9tadnlittog miro Elm @ro.
6eerenfeit gum geiten Der alten &cte
ranen i'm Soloatenbctm 81 @ites.
bile 9e6olten.
Sin biibibcs Bud fin Sonncr.
touren bat Oie Baltimore Steam
@adet So (olo 9aD Qtue) ausgc-
ge6en lmo per iib oafiir intereiiirt,
iollte al Oieielbe in leutid Ihreibcn
IS miro irei 5ugcianot
Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sSobi
.. Sauua 1T idwcr erfronft uuo bc.
iinoct iib ouBerboIb ser Stoot Sr.
Sauna lit cbenfoQs Goriiber ocs re.
publifauiiden StaatsyGentral- -Gonli.
te'g.
SSn Der &obnung ieines Sobnes
81 @lpiifton, 9aliimote-GouhtD, lieat
Gberit lSranf 0}arfoe, felt pielcn SAB.
rem Der @omnanoelr oes 8. 9icgi'
ments, ibper franf oornieoer. uuo
man befiirAtet Dab er itbwerlit6
pieoer auifonmen miro
Serr Sarrp g(ruolo, Der felt sab
rem nebeu n6oro's 0peru6aus~ cine
9lpotbefe betrieb, lit III 9iem-9orf &C.
itorbeu @r binterlGBt cine 5rau mo
5wci ainOer Serr 9Iruolo mar eiu
befanuteS @litgliieo ocs Greens Der
CHS
gie Sabresidlubieier ser nSSo6ns
Sopfins-llniperiitGt" miro AMI o.
SUM, 9IaHmittoaS A llbr. in Der
o@hrif 9lfooemic@ a6ee6olteu. giod
Der 8cier iinoet 9I6enOs ein Gnpiong
IN Der @lcgoD.Sole itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03

eingcbiiBt mo mar ieitocm ais
SdlieBer aui ser Foli5erpade Oers
manOt moroen. Dor einiger 3cit ioa
er ieincn &aneraOcn gegeniIber &C.
1uBcrt babcn, CT beiiirdte, Qon5 0aS
9lugcnlicbt ein5u6iiBeu 9luBcroem
ioIl ongcbli6 audi Bombs 5anlilicn-
le6cn nid5t ie6r roiia 0epcicn icin rnO
er ioQ al6 nit 6inan3- S6micrig-
feiteu 81 fdmpien ge6a6t 6a6cn. Gcr.
mut6li9 bo6en ale Oieie @riinoe i6r
Ebeil oa5u bcigetragcu Den lIngliid-
lideu 5u oicier S6rcdcnstGat 5u be-
megeu
9onO, scr bel icinem Gatcr, Gn-
gene 9. s. 9ouO, 9}r. ttt0, JIoro.
@atierion-@arf- wo6ntc, bin.
terldBt cincu So6u iciucr crltcu bon
i5m gciAicocncn 6rou imO cincn
&na6cn aus Der 5Ueitcn @6e; BOMBS
5peite 5rau mar Dor 6 Sa6rcn &C.
itorben.
Coroner 9iniiel CAB 9eitcrn Elm alli
Selbtnoro loltenOes &er0ift ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
Nnrt. 9[nennc. @riife 6rnnnte.

9tibt geringe glnfre9ling Uerlirs
iabtc oeiieru gladmittog gegen A
llbr i'm Siioen @oltimorcs oas 0o-
5iniauieu elmer gr0Bercn 9ln5abl BON
5cucrloid -9lpporoten, mel9c olli ei.
ncu bon oen Gobof-2agcr61lIcrn ser
9altimore-Obio- -9obngeieQi6ait aus.
geianoten 9llarm onhportetcn. Sci
i6rcr glntllnit 0rt uno Steae ian.
Den oic 6cueriue6r-N -N}anui6aitcn ie-
ood mr cinige @lanten scr 6ol5cr.
nen 6ort-9lpcnies9riide glimmeno
Dor Die Soidlmg purOe raid uho
o1ne Wfii6e bcuertiieaigt. SIS miro
angenommcn ooB Gin 6lmtcn aus
elmer Our6 Ole Bride fd6renoen So
fomotipe Den 9rano perlirIa6t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
2Ananlit aefnnSen.

@oibin9ton 9. SSuni. ,5iirf
Stangeu GDnamit, Sic nit ciner
breunenoeu 3iinOidnur uerbuu0en
maren muroeu 6eute g(6cn0 ingldcr,
boit 1epartement mtcr Dem ga.
reou oeS 9lderbou 5efretors Soit
ton aeIlrnOen. Die 3iinoihnnr mur.
oe ousgel0idt e6e SGooen get1au
murOe.
Gonicl $. Saudi. Scr g8ddtcr
melher oaS GDnamit iouo, uuroc
bon ser @oli5ei in @ewobriom &c.
nomnen unO nab Dem Sauptquor
tier oebro1t. 9lad) 9lngabe Der Ec.
li5ei ioa Saitd aeltanoen bobcn ielblt
oas Gpnanit al Dem 6rmoorte Der.
ltedt 81 boben in ser Soiiunng, iih
ourd Die ugutOedina4 oeS GDna.
mits 9eforoerlIng 3u 8elpilinen.
es mer0eu 3peiieI an Der 3uredl.
mnosid6igfeit Sandj'S QeduBert
Saudi. ser frii6er in ser g(rmec oieu'
tc ioa fiir5lid iuegeu 9}erpeuIeiocns
i'm Soipital oes o9lotionol soloicrs
Some be6onoelt mor0en iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
GU nut luir u6oct6au.

Die llnteriu6ungen Der @oli5ei.9e-
borOe betreffS Scr Sommlungcn
bon politii6en @ampaguc.@cl.
bern ieitcns BON @oli3eibeamtcu
fam fiir bcenoet augeic6en wer.
oen. Gas 9epeiSmaterial in
Ocu Sduocu scr @roBgeibwore.
nen.
S6r @noe crrei6t 6a6cn oie I'm.
tcriubungen. ole felt gSobeniriit BON
ben &oli5ei.Gommiiidren bc3iigIih
ser ongcblibcn Sautmlingcn bon
politiiAcn Gompognc.@elOern ieitcus
@oli5eibeamten i'm Sabre 1911 Dor.
genommcn ipororn iein ioQen. 2as
gciommcltc @cmcismaterial lit Ocu
@roBgei1worenen ii6crnittelt nor
ocn, luO Bat Ser Gbmonn Syiaac 2.
lSicIo bereits nit Dem Staatsonmolt
9roeuing mo Dem 9iidter E6omas
Srelono elliott pegen Der 9lngele.
genbeit conierirt. Serr @roening
ioa oafiir icin, oaB oie 9Ingcleacu6et
fallen geluIen miro, oa Die lIe6ertrc-
tmgcn ieiteus ocr &oli5eibcamten
6creits Oerid6rt icin iollen, lin ecgcn
OieIelben crinineQ por3ugegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
glnOitenr OeS @aIicr.Gcpartememts
6eirat6et.

Serr G6arlcs W. 9laglc, Ser 9luoi.
tenr oeS @aiier.0 .0epartements, ilt gc.
tern 5ilm 5ueiten @ial in oen Che
ltano getrcten. Gr purOc gcitern
Sormittog in Der fat6oliidcn ct.
So6n's Stride oirb Batter 2conoro
ytlpplc nit Sri. glnn z. SinOaI
Socbtcr bon Serrn mo 6rol s. q.
Sinoaa BON 9h. 11t4, Someluoo0.
9loenue, getrailt. glls 9routiii6rcr
nmgirtc Serr 9llp6onio Sinoaa. Gn
8ruOer ser graut, unO ais graiit-
iituaicr Sri. W}arD 5inoaa, eiuc
Sdpeiier Der 9rollt. Die 9leupcr.
ma6lten troten nod oer Eraiumg
cine Sod5eitsreiic na9 Bolton an
bon wclNer iie in orei g9oHen 3liriid'
fc6rcn Ueroen, Inn Oann ibren SSo9n'
iib in 6oreit.@orf ouf5uidlagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
Snscnicnrc in eienuo.

GonOention 0cS Gcrcins mncrifoni.
icbcr Sngenieure inn Sotcl 9clpe-
ocre cr0finct. ~ Seltc @rcuriion
nod annapolis. @orgcn @o.
belfriibItiid inn Sones Sails,
Suuncl. llc6cr 500 QcIcoo-
ten mpeienO.
9ic Convention ocS &creinS omes
rifonii6cr SSngenicurc, 3u mclder
lib ii6cr 500 0clcgoten cingcfunOen
6o6en, puroe geItern &ormittag
ourd cine 8cgriiBungsanipro6e ocs
Wapors @rciton uno 0ic So1reson.
ipro6e oes @rdiioeuteu Sumter @tc.
9onolo er0ffnct. gia6 Ocn @abcl
fgiibihid betbeiIigten iic6 pieIe ser
9cIcgotcn al einem @olfipicl ouf
oem glnmeien ocS Baltimore. Goun.
irD.GM6s. glm glbeno innO cine
@ei6ditsiibllng itott. Sir bcitte lit
cine @rcilriion nod 9lnnapolis &c
plant, meIhe oen gan5cn Sag in glns
ipru6 ne6men miro. Sci Der @e.
iAdftsiibling on morgigen Gage
meroen oic ItdOtii6cu SSn9cnicure
ii6cr oie in Baltimore olsgefii5rten
SyngcnicurSmcrfe iprcden Sir
morgen gto6mittog Inn 12t ll6r ia.
Zen N2oDor 9SrcIton un0 G9cfingc.
nicur Scnorid bon Scr ql63uasfo-
nal GontnliIiion cin@o6eIfriibitiid 81
@6rcn Der Sngcniclrc arron0irt,
wel1es I'M Soncs 6ollS.Gunncl Ter
mirt ner0cn miro.
Scr Eunucl miro fir sic Snipcf
ton oltr6 Oos oagemcine @ubIifum
bon 4 llbr gto@mittogs bis s llbr
9lbcnos gc0ffnet. Scr Gingong 3lt
Dem Elnnel bcfinoct iitb ouf einem
freien @lob an Ser 4Sreiton-StroBe
ino @uilfor0 9lDenne. 0ics gicbi
oent @ublifun @clcgenbcit, oen
gr0Btcn 9rainaoe.Gunnel in ocr
ggelt 5u icben ebe Oos g8oiier in
ocnieIben gcloiien miro. Der Gln.
nel 1T OoIIitGnoig troden uno eIef
trii6 beleu6tet.
W}orgen 9lbeno lino oic uuSwarti.
gen 0clegatcn ino Oercn 3omen
@dltc Oes SSngcnicurs Clubs bon
Baltimore un0 fiir 6rcitag 1T cine
SynipeftionStour nod Scr 9lnlage Der
@lorDIono Stobl GompanD 81 Spor
romS- @oint uno nod Sort Soporo
gcplont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
fysner i'm ga6u6uf.

lin bul6 fl llbr geitcru &ormit.
to9 bro6 in Dem 9iuet.S .Shalter IN
Der Station Der ng8eltern WlorD.
lono- o-Giienbobn4 5u 9lrlin9ton Gin
9jrano aus, melbcr jeood bon DER
6euerwcbr obne groBere Wliibe %.
I0ldt ipuroe. gluA Die 9luBenieite
eeS @eb6uoes puroe tbeiIpeiie BON
cen 6lamnen libel 8ugerihtct. Scr
Sboocn oiiritc einige TaulenO Dol.
lars betrogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
glenc gIer5te i'm 0lercg.@OIpitaI.

Ger 9ler5tc- Stob Oes Mercp-5o-
ipitals lit nit 9lusua6ne bon Or.
Syo6n 8. Spcarmon, Or. q. 4. Sortt
uno Dem G6eior5t 6. q. Smith gon5
ncu. &ier5e5n ncue 9(er5te 6o6en in
Dem Snltitut geitern ibre G6dtigfeit
beaonnen. Sic limo am I. Suni allf
Gin s,a6r ernamit morOcn. 0ic
nelien W}itglieOer oes g(cr3te-S -Sto6cs
iino: Or. Q. 2. 9}olqno, Or 6. &.
W}oocr, Or. ". 6. Dlc@inlcp, Or.
3. 9. an6lman. Or. 6. g8. 9cQ, Or.
5. 9. Crane, Or. q. S. g9olfer, Or.
=. %. W1ooic, Or. q. g. S6oe, Or.
g. gg. Steele, Or %. u. G6riitencn.
Der llnfoa- Station iinO Or. 9. S.
SollanO mo Or. 6. s. 9eB 5uget6cilt
Woroeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
GrO6ceren. nuO OiOienfcit.

W2oroen g1o6mittag imo sl6eno
balt sic sonitoasi6ule Der 3ions'
qcmcinoc i'm @cmeinOcborie i6r @ro.
6cercnfcIt, ali Dem oac 6reunOc Ser
@cmciuoe gclooen iinO. IS atebt
Gicics fiir 6crncritc6cnoe cine siin
itiae QcIcqcn6cit, oie prd8tiacn tiib
len R0iuulihfeiten in Dem @e6Giloc
an scr edc BON Serington iuiO
&ollioop .StroBe, feuncu 5u lernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
eie ConititntionaIiitsn anslusi6suS-

grfldren feline bon Suerto tommcn.
&c 9lnreguigen ii6er6nIpt in er-
waguug 5ie6en 81 polIen.
@of6ington 2. Suni Sic
6iciige GonIiitltionaliiien sIgentir
crlicB 6cutc 9lben0 nod er6oIt Der
S,uformation Dab General @uerta
I'M Sole ocr politiidcu &aeiiiciruna
Meyifos sur 9leiignation bereit lei
oic iolgenoc Galdrmg:
,,goridlaae, Die Uon Suerta'sScite
fommen tucroeu nidt in @rudgnug
ae5ogcn perocu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-03
sir Sen aIOrreiben gierten.


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