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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21

Iiss Edith Spedden, of this city
is 5isiting her cousin, Mrs. Joseph
S. Wilson, at CatonsviIIe, Baltimore
co" hty, Md.
Ftev. and Mrs John l.. Shovel
OF Clinton, n. c., are receiving con-
grJ ularions on the birth Of a dau-
sb-r. Mrs. Shovel was Miss Vir-
gil a Craft.
Yrs. W. L. Lloyd, of wbridge,
anA and daughter, Mrs. J. Fitzsim-
ms IS, of Newark. y. j.. left We'd
ne}la Ell route for Philadelphia,
vi re they viii visit friends.
rs Richard B. Cannon gave a
Ia b party Saturday evening.at her
ho lie in Straits, in honor Of her
liz lie. Miss Lucille Phoebus, of Ori-
OIL About forty guests were pres
es hnd various kinds of games
v enjoyed, after which refresh
II were served.
There seems to be some misun-
de standing relative to the Baby
SifsS at the Dorchester County
F.>-gs next Tuesday, This show is
.of. i to the public, and is not re-
ST eted to parents Of children en-
te. 81. In addition to this, tickets
p, chased for admission to the
B. ~ Show in the morning, will be
81 dzfor admission III the after
as we'll
.ist OF letters remaining uncall-
e for in the Cambridge postoffice
te-,Aug %: n. T. Ames, A. Bur
~ Co., Henry Boston, Win
~ ia, l. Eberman, Win Kerr, WA,
ls-slch, Charlye Meredith, Howard
MS Scgan, H. w. Parker, Capt. John
II. Simmons, b. Todd, Mrs. Alma
A nstead, Miss Cora Bender, Mrs.
Mery Butts, Matte Camper, Mamie
C, jig, Mary Cephas, Mrs. Alice
r iris, Mrs. Lena Jacobs, Bertha
NJ chen, Mrs. Rony Reese, Miss
R1ny Robinson, Mrs. Beulah Sla-
G IN, Mrs r. NJ. Wallace, Miss Mel
I .&~fIley.-W. H. Medford, P NJ.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21

! Cambridge, Md, Aug. 20, 1914.
Mr.. Editor:
My Ford automobile was destroy
ed by fire on Aug. 13, same being
faused by a back fire, while the
Ear was on the State Road, near
Oyster Shell Point. My insurance
Mas placed with the agency of l..
Phillip Skinner, Cambridge, Nd. land
the policy was written in the LIV-
ERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
The Insurance Company has today
just one week after the fire, ad-
ljusted my loss and allowed me ey-
Iery dollar of the insurance, with
out discount or reduction of any
Kind, and l take pleasure in max
ting this public statement.
| Thanking Mr.. Skinner and his
company again for their kindness
land with best wishes for them,
remain, Yours truly,
j. w. Phelps.
ADV. Sb&r.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
For sale

FOR SALE, or will exchange for automo-
bile, first class Naptha Launch 80 fl. long,
#. beam. fitted with 20 h. p. Buffalo en- inc and
with $50 search-ight, toilet leather cushions and
everything that goes to make first class boat.
Apply TO j. NC. Abbott. Milford, Del. 7-2-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
Nolice To TAXPAYERS.

l will be at the Court House dai-
ly from Saturday, Aug. Is, to Tues
day. Sept. 1, inclusive, from to
II noon, and from 1 to p. m, to
receive taxes On levy of 1914. 2 1-2
per cent. discount will be allowed
on taxes paid before Sept. 1;2 per
cent. discount on taxes paid before
Oct. /. Pay your taxes within the
above dates and save the discount.
Marion H. Marshall,
Collector Stale and County Taxes,
Levy 1914, Cambridge Dist.-AdV
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
SHIP BILL NOW
BEFORE SENATE
Provides For Purchase OIL
Merchant Vessels.
PUBLIC TO HOLD STOCK
Measure Provides for Creation of SIC,
100000 Corporation to be CONTROLLED
by Government.

| Washington, Aug. 21.-The Senate
! Commerce Committee received from
| the treasury department the draft o
a bill providing for the creation OF
corporation to purchase and operate
merchant vessels to carry American
products abroad during the war.
The bill was drafted by officials OF
the treasury department and com
mittee of business men, with the ap
provaI of President Wilson.
The capital stock of the corporation
is to be $40, 100000 a majority OF which
is to be owned by the government
the remainder to be sold to the public,
The bill provides for the issue OF S3,'
100000 of Panama Canal bonds to 4
nance the corporation and its opera
ton.
The administration bill providing
for government insurance on Amerl
can vessels engaged in foreign trade,
and their cargoes, was fayorably re
ported for action to both houses OF
congress after brief hearings i'll com
mitteeS.
The immediate need of this leg1s'
lation is this" Majority Leader Under.
wood told the house committee. we
owe European countries great dea!
of money We don't want to send ou1
gold over to pay these debts. Th1z
insurance pan will let us send oui
wheat, corn and cotton to pay our bal.
ances abroad The risk is slight. -
think conditions will require US tt
keep this bill on the statute books beet
a short time
In connection with the bill 70 BIZ
merchant ships, white house Co.
said there was no lack of foreige
vessels offered for sale; but would noe
say what companies had already intti-
Gated their wish to sell. 1t was re
ported, however, that part of
Hamburg-American feet was avails
Members of both houses assured
president the plan would encouI
little serious opposition. Efforts
be made, they said, to pass -
next week. 1t has not been detel
ed whether naval officers vii
placed in command of the
the president is said to
course
f Is Is 4. i IF y ~ ~ Z :. q
buy ships from nationals OS
engaged in war without viola
trality is not questioned at tn
house The administration yia
Is that the welfare of the e
States demands the step.
The length of time that the Eos
ernment would operate the proposed
merchant fleet after the passage o
the European crises has not been CON
sidered, but it has been suggested tha
some Of the ships might be retained
as naval auXiliaries or as transports
The government would make money
out of the project, it was predicteA
but that phase did not figure In -
administration program.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
AUTOMOBILE kCCI[ ENT
ON THE STATE ROAD
j. c. Leonard's Roadster and
j. Millenson's Touring Car
kshed Together Last Night
nr Mt. Holly.

Nhalf-past nine o'clock last
automobiles, one a
lriven by Mr.. James c..
this city, and the 9TH
car, driven by Mr.. j.
East New Market,
)ef on the state TOad,
above Mt. Holly Both
stated that they were
the lights and did not
they were as near the cen
the road as the accident
fd them to be.
lie left front wheel was torn
nd the fender badly bent upon
1eonard's car, the damage be-
H lJh as to make it impossible
10 the car. The front axle on
Ellenson's car was badly bent
fender almost torn off. Mr..
Webster, of East New Mar
K opened along shortly after
Ecident occurred and took the
o Bants of the Millenson car to
considering the damage done that
MO one in either of the two cars
should have been hurt, seems little
: hort of miraculous.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
White Schools to Open.

Notice is hereby given that the
long term White Schools of Dor
chester county will open for the
Fall session on Monday, Sept. 7th.
Parents are requested to start
their children as early as possible,
in order that they may start with
their classes, and not be handicapp-
ed by losing the work done the
first Of the year.
J. Holiday Murphy, Pres.
A. R. Spaid, Sec'y.
Alv. 21-2t-o.a.w. b&r.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
LEWIS CORNISH
DROWNED At OXFORD.
Was in The Sloop Virginia J.. john
son, Belonging to Captain An
drew j. Dunn.

Information was received in Cam
bridge yesterday to the effect that
Lewis Cornish, a colored man, about
SO years of age, had been drowned
near Oxford. Cornish had been in
charge of the sloop Virginia l..
Johnson for the past two or three
years; in fact, ever since the boat
has belonged to Capt. A. ]. Dunn,
of this city. No details of the
drowning could be ascertained.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Iiss Edith Spedden, of this city,
S 3isiting her cousin, Mrs Joseph
5. Wilson, at Catonsville, Baltimore
co"'hty, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-08-21

AdyS&r
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04
TOWNSHIP OF PALO VERDE

Lockwood & Goodrich, Lots l. TO o,I
inclusive in Block /, 2 un-
numbered Lots; Lots / to Al
inclusive 6 to Is inclusiveI
in Block 2; Lots J., 2 and
3, Block A; ] unnumberedI
Lot; Lots / to 6, inclusivel
in Block B; Lots 2 and 81
Block G; Lot 5, Block 2; Lots
2 to 6, inclusive in Block b
Lots to 10, inclusive, Block!
3; Lots 3 to 9, inclusive In!
Block a; Lots 8 to 16, inclu..!
sive in Block A; Lots a and!
8 in Block G.; Lot 8 in Block
d; Lots l to 16, inclusive!
in Block 5; Lots l to 16, in-l
elusive in Block %; Lots toI
6, inclusive in Block F.. :.
Hickey, S. w., Lot A, Block D..
Williams, A. L., Lot 2 Block a.. :.
Northy, w. G., Lot 8, Block B; Lot
/, Block G ................
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04
NOTICE

Property to be Sold at Public Auction.
In pursuance of law public notice is hereby given
that commencing the 30th day of june 1914 at the
hour of 1000 o'clock A. M of that day and continuing
each day thereafter if additional time is required to
complete the sale in the Tax Collectors Office i'm the
County of Imperial State of California the under.
signed Tax Collector will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United
States the several parcels and lots of property herein
after described That bid for said property will be
accepted for less than the amount of all taxes penalties
and costs due said property for the the same
originally struck off and sold to the State in 1909
which minimum amount is
set forth opposite the description of said property In
addition to the purchasers bid purchase price afOre
said the purchaser will be required within thirty days to
pay by redemption any and all taxes, penalties COSTS
interest and charges which may have accrued against
said property by of any tax sale delinquency
After acceptance of bid for such property right of
demptiOn Except by the purchaser) shall cease.
The property to be sold and the subject of this
notice is situated in the County of Imperial State of
California particularly described follows, towit
TOWNSHIP OF BRAWLEY
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04
TRACT NO. l
ROCKWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT

Smith E. R., Lot 5 and Lots 13 tol
"a, inclusive, in Block Ii
Lots 1 to "a, inclusive inl
Block 2; Lots l to "a, inclu-
sive in Block 3; Lots to "a,
inclusive in Block a; Lots
l to "a inclusive in Block 5;
Lots l to "a, inclusive in!
Block 6; Lots l to "a, in
elusive in Block z; Lots Il
to "a, inclusive in Block s.;
Lots l to "a, inclusive I'M
Block 8; Lots l to "a inclu-
sive in Block 10; Lots toI
"a, inclusive in Block 11;l
Lots 1 to "a, inclusive in
Block II; Lots l to "a, inclu-
sive in Block 10; Lots to-
"a, inclusive in Block IA;
Lots / to "a, inclusive in
Block Is; Lots l to "a, in
elusive in Block 16. 49,.
Stemmler, j. NJ, Lots 6 to II, inclu-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04

'Thompson, S. v.
Thomas, w. H.
Thompson, Nellie /.
Thompson, w. A.
Thompson, Nellie
Thomas, Humphrey l..
Throop, Hazel
Tigner, Nellie L.
Tigner, Garfield
Ellsworth, Lewis 2.
Tout, o. b.
Towle, Gerry
Toprahanian, A. G.
Tompkins, S. c.
Toney, C. G.
Toney, Nancy I.
Tooney, r. Il.
Trip, j. /.
Troeger, Carl
Tsuji, $.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04
INDEX TO DELINQUENT
TAX LIST

Talbot. Dir. r. c.
Tale, Mrs. A. l..
Tasugi, F,
Taylor, G. D.
Tasaki, NJ.
Tanaka, T. G.
Tano, X.
Tarb9x, H. B.
Takeuchi, j.
Tate, j. T.
Terao S.
Thompson, w. p.
Thurman. Hattie l..
Thomas, Walter G.
Thomas, Walter G.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04

10 '...
Seeley Townsite Co., Lots l to 6, in-l
elusive in Block 2; Lots IL
2, 8, IS, 10, 20, 21, % and
% in Block 7 ............
Lots ID, Is, 16 and Is inl
Block z
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04
TOWNSHIP OF PICACHO

Santee NJ, Mrs, Lot 20, Block H..
Doe, John, Lots ID and Is, Block 8. :.
Ferguson, Emeline, Mrs, Lots IL to
20, inclusive in Block IT,.
Mand;vil, J. NJ, Block 5; Lots 16
and IT, Block 6 49,: -.
Polhamus, Isaac, Lot 9, Block 3; Lot
10, Block ...............
Imperial Valley press., 1914-06-04
TOWNSHIP OF SILSBEE
TOWNSHIP OF DIXIELAND

Brewer & Averill, Lots and 8, Block
4; Lots 30 and 80, Block 2f
Bussenburg, E. o., & Stufflebean,
A. M, Lot Is, Block 32....
Camel, j. H., Lot IS, Block -.
Dyke, Osta A, Mrs, Lot 26, Block
Donley, Geo. W., Lots 10 and II, Block
Gowling, Lydia, Lots 43 and A, Block
IL ...................
Griffith, F. NJ, Lot 46, Block 12.
Miller, j. E.. Lot SO, Block IL. 49,.
Palm, Geo. w.. Lots 19 and 20.
Block a .................
Rumsey, Roy L., Lot IA. Block A..
Shields S. A. Blocks 80 and 49,.
Troeger, Carl Block 76 ............
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Take 1t from
Solomon
By J. J. LEIBSON

by
n yOTE-The vsttnc
~ solomons day. He shut Of them ond h
than that The king ulOoys
u pleasant they
tncite daughters o0onn him Thus Of his
ntro the
After these roess nights the KING osd
xttA
4 wisdom q married o m
| burnt child 10 arr he 9
pronsh BY sxper+snos
Of
frennssr; ank that explosives
o their quality.
8. my one
seeking mushrooms In field Of toadstooia
LO will that thou vii. md denes"
smls will sunlight
her laughter tho Ripping Of the brook
wilt thyse AZ last found
UNDERSTANDS and 10 Perfect
g. But only
eoneaeth tInkest
ment but the Temper " woman ss mseTs sod-h'dden but we'll
boarded.
soeth eight
drinking and then oensumeth the watertanks
II. smlest another seemingly
But
Tho sosth house and heel s
thereof seskeh tho cat kekeh into
tho mid Of ts ninth life.
slsppeh little brother nousht
sIveth Sass mother.
hesreh the he iockeh
security resoIveh seek marriage broker In the
morning
49, long, deceived
smlsten with this Vision Of Delight
regard vol vii the Of dying duekT
a. Thou prasest brow;
eheek and thy story
Ruby lips
49, marriage, fe~sr ur sesosp
ws shos Verify sAs hath Hard H'ad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Woes of the Suburbanite
on the LaCkawanna
FAIR


Copyright by Company
f"Fhs sendsae at
traias the Railroad complete
whea miles hear"
Hea)
Phoebe snevz
Neu all hou know
How wireless words
Can vi
Please
9
husha Jeuas,
To and srs
Errands . few
hat we
W. send a ~irsiess
70 right
the road
anhraelteI"
And chilling
initiate Terse'
wireless stations the Laok
demonstrated their ability to SEND ana eee'e mes
the trains in motion was haied
. wesid-beatins event
But enc grand chorus some
with husbands!
perhaps the committing husband but
that the wireless working 70 pee
tien series be flashed rom various
Railroad husbands aoea'o a'hS
speedinss eityward, something sonows
LAokAwANNA wIRELEssTran Me- 2sss7 Mr. John es~"k'"s
forget o Mays letter Mrs B.
WIaELEss-Train No. s2s4as Herses O. "a"
and three yards Inch wide purple
sfbhsa match kIwene. Ida
LAckAwANNA wRELEss-Tran oo73bt, Mr.. MushwrddeT
srao hems bx er.eksr, tin. ssrdne
"a yd gilt cord spool Me- % ~hfs
Shread HeteI did last tims hrs ~
LAckAWANkA H. Eneon train Me- s7s4es@7
Do bring company Nyburs to dina
bridge score
company equipment eeiaretts Mr. l. E.
LokAWANNA Ess-Trsa ass7oo Me- H. ese Fake nsSa
tsis get mine loft han rack mrs
AekAwANNA wuREl s7ss2sw Mr. John dc Roer
You bother to come back Have soae to "0sAsTs
~ aassass - kIss ~ The aessass Aseea>
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Winter Hints

Chilblains arc troublesome in
Winter and cause q great loss
of footrespect To take chill
blains OF your mind-or foot
hold tho feot 10 minutes in bofl-
ing water.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Did You Know That

Ham Is named after the fam
Gus Carthasinian general. Ham
ilcarf
Corned best hash - named
after the celebrated Roman
oratorf
Tho word oodle II q corruption
OF the Sanscrit word oodoodls,
meaning New England boiled
dinnerf
There Is no word m the Es-
kimo tongue TO sxDrsss onion
AOupt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
IN THE SMILES
LETTER BOX
ANOTHER NEWsY LETTER.

TO THE EDITOR - Seeing
that you printed my last letter,
which l wrote because l had
never wrote you before, am
writing you one now because I
wrote you one before. There
was no news around here last
time I wrote and things hasn't
changed a bit HI Smith, tho
Teller I told you mistook the
barn for hia house and was
found asleep in the hay the next
morning by his missus. came
homo late again last night. He
took the well cover for his bed
and went to sleep on it first
carefully dropping his shoes into
the we'll, thinking he was put
ting them under the bed. When
the missus found him there in
the morning he tried to tell her
about the advantages OF out
door sleeping. but you know
how far that stuff went.
Mineola JIM SMITH
Vrsh STORIES.
TO THE EDITOR-What Is
the best Ash story you ever
heard7
VINCENT BREEsE.
Goldfish ohowder.
-Ed.)
FUNNY STORIES.
TO THE EDITOR -- What is
the funniest story you ever
bearde
MINIATURE.
Tho FUNNIEST
Tell US q funny
s~o~-Ed.l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Our Short Story Contest

Our Short Story Contest
Our short story was:
SHE
THREE
Carl M'Allister writes: "Tushi
Likewise gwan. l can make
that same story q whole lot
shorter.
q.
First they're two. Then
they're married and made one
Later they are three
g all right, Carl. you cop. The
cheese las been sent you By
parcels post
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

THE keeper Of q country store
= called for his mail. ANY
thing important for me this morn
ingT he asked the postmaster.
Nothing but post card from
Senator Mcpherson. He's going
fishing and wants loaf Of bread
and q cask of whisky"
HIN. wonder wbrl he wants
the bread fort.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Cow IN Long Island green
house ate six dozen carnations
and now gives milk that looks
like q clover club cocktail.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Oddities in
the News

Jersey woman suing for d.
vorce because her husband
won't fight with her. Not much
fun In divorce proceedings II
hubby won't contest them,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Best Jokes at the
Theatres

Copyright, 1914, By tho Star oompan1
9rest Britain Rights Reserved
IkFY father was brave man"
Nu was her"
"Oh, yes, before he'd been with Il
two weeks he saved the whole regi-
ment.-
How did he do itT'
HE shot the cook
ifkFY father was as brave az
AVA President Wilson"
us President Wilson braver
Sure. He's the only man brave
enough to give Bryan a job"
nMHAT would You do II you saw
w a battleship coming over a
hinr
IF I saw battleship coming over
hul rd stop drinking"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Woodchuck IN Leonia refused
to chuck wood and was COM
mitted az a vagrant.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Bronze duck stolen from art
exhibition returned by thief.
who disgustedly says it's no use
because 1t won't even float, let
alone swim around the bathtub.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

It is dangerous 10 slip on an
icy path and fall heavily on
your head. To avoid this, fall
ON your back.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Modern chump is one VINO
kills the goose that lays the
radium eggs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Noaf fur-lined mittens can
easily be made by turning q rab-
bit made out
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

A MAN who had tried diligently
"A for years to drink up every
thing as fast as 1t was distilled
or brewed, finally passed in his
checks. His faithful wife set
about to have q bust likeness OF
him made. When It was finished
and set up at home she invited
several friends to view It, and
they all agreed It was a perfect.
" naural likeness but for one
thing. It lacked the hiccoughA
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Copyright Britain Rights
ffhe sendae reoepsna preess aboard
taa Of the Raioad proved complete
phen miles hear"
Neses Hen)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

German soldiers In Alsace.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

firTlHAT Is a fne check you are
writing for my wedding gift"
'Yes. II will buy you the mar
riase. the divorce and a gun. And
II you kill him It will pay for the
trial"
flNET that artist fellow TO keep
~ away from my daughter and
I'll let him paint my portrait I
don't care II he paints me ss an
ass"
He never paints people as they
are"
, 1914-10-28

Il
, 1914-10-28

j j Bl-l,>Li~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

9tcpport 3. g., If. Suli.
Gic Nahten pcl6c an Dem 8ctt-
fompf Inn oen n9(mcrifo" -9e6er
t6cilnebmcn woaen, bcenoeteu ibr
belltiges 80 Wleilen 9iennen na6e
g2cmport in Oi6tem 9}ebel. 9eiiere
Siibrlmg bra9te es 5u %cge, OaB Die
oGonitie~ mo nCeiiance" Die &c
ioliite~ I'M oritten @roberennen i9lu.
Gen. Die Dgonitie4 errang i6ren er.
iten Sieg ii6er i6re beioen 9liOalen.
Qic yNciolute~ perpaBtc ole Iebte
@oie I'M 9iebcl uno iudte nad Oeriel-
ben, w16rcno ole 6eiocu auOercn
9ootc cinen perieften alrs ein6iel-
ten umo ole Gbreu ocs Cages oopon-
frngen. 0ic nGanitie" gewanu nit
8 WRinuten 10 Sefimocn iiber oic
vHeiolutc~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

Suerto-6oftion cine 2oiung Ocs Eros
blens noh i6rem cigcnen @efoaen
olsor6eiten 81 loiieu.
9e3ci6nenoe GrfIGrung
Gurran5a
SaItillo, Wier, fl. Suli. r.
@eneral Garran5a erlicB beute cine
Grfl1ring, in melc6er er ieine 9l6-
iidt, ocn @lan bon Guadalupe Ourd-
5uiii6ren, pie0cr6olt. Gr iagte: SD
meroc lpciter f1mpieu Inn Den 6rie-
Oen in Der gon5en 9lepu6lit 10 idnca
wie hloglib pieoer 6er5uiteQcn, unO
per0e ioiort oarnob S9ablen a66al-
ten ruelhc 81 Ser @ieoerbcriteditu9
couititutioneaer Cronmg in @lerifo
iii1ren mer0cn.
@uaDmoS nod mid t &C.
rGumt.
SaItillo, Nler, TO- Snli (pia
9areoo, Der, If. Sul). S5entc
bier cingetrofienc 9Iohribtcn BON
General gllpnreoo, ocm @omnonOeir
scr GonIiitutionoliiien .Sruppcn, mel.
DE Die SaicnIiaot 0juaDmaS 6elogern,
beiogcn OoB Die 9eribte ii6er bic
Gdrunuug bon @unpmos Our6 Die
6ooeraliiteu irrt6iinlib uoren. Ger
@cnerol bcridtete, OoB er ieine Grnp'
pen 10 porriiden lieB, Oab Die StaOi
mumebr auf Der SonOieite Uolllt0n-
DIG einoeidloiicn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

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lalii ouf 400 Wlcicr Giiton5 in 80.
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ben 5uriidlcgte Nler icotc i'm Sod-
prrng nit 1872 @leicr g SUB 1t1a
800.
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