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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

Sanrevtonn gt-g A glpril.
Ger 2InSidBioe q S9racuiQ per
III leeter gSodle aus Oer Nnarontdlle
ib oil 0in &ay entiprtnaeu lno
oalni Nj Glumer G9autallqlia.eout'
iD 9t2) mieoer allTaeiunoel uor.
0en mar III dbernl0ls eutlprunaeH
nho man meiB 5nr 3eit Hig1t~ipo er
ii@ beiinoet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
ae6enaIannIid 8ndllang fita8tlers.

GbtcoQosi. glpril SSoGn 9.
aotters lutroe bier geitern BON Den
@eid)morcncu Der Grtnoroiing Der
6rmt emma araft bon Cincinnati
S. ididoig aepronen mo lit SIT
lebcuslangldcr 3iiWi6nusitroie Der
uttbeilf mot0tn. A6tttts Ddfie 6rol
Groit IN einem biciecn @otel nit
einem Sommer eridlageu uno ien
Gpfer nm cine 6etrd6tiihe @eloim.
me 6nau6t. Dic 60 id6rieo 6rolL
oie icit bier So6rcu g8ittipe mar,
Gottc iiM nit Dem 85 id6riqcn &5t
ters in elm 2iebcsDcr16ltniB einge
loiien uuo i6r @rlnoitiid in Gincius
uoti fir $4,000 perfniit I'M i1m oas
&elo al ii6cr9ebcn. Der llnbolo
lodte Ole 6rouL oo ct alau6te, OaB
tie nod mcbr @eIo bel iid trug IN
elm @otcl no er sic 0}orotbat Doll
6rodtc. 9lod ser GDot ilo6 er uo6
Gan 6roncisco uno ueriudte BORT
eiue 6roi 81 iiberreoen i1r Se6en 5r
icinen @uniten Dcriicbarn 5li laiicn.
Gic 6rou a6cr i@opitc &er0a@t imo
benadri6tiate Die Eoli5ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

alf i6ren Srelno perien @erbarrt
oieier 9lif cine 3eit ailf Dem 9etref
ienocu 10 6riu9t oaS Die Oeritedie
0lii6euoe 2eioeui1ait 5um 9us0rld;
lddelt iie ion an io beibt oas mir
fennen nimS ia, mir Uerite6eu inns, i'd
bin Dir iebr Niit taBe init mir
fomme sum nddiicu SSaljer llhp.
gSer aui oeu aei0loiienen 6d6er
III icincm ShooB nieoer6lidt wia
icine 9etrii6t6eit fimoae6eU.
g8er Sen 5uiammcuaeraiitcn So
der ienfredt Dor ooS linfe 9hlae
6du, 10 ooB oicieS perocdt miro, wiQ
irageu yipielen mir Ocun Geritedcn?
mas iod ons
gSer oeu geidloieueu 5dber III
Der 9ledten 6dlt mo oontit aui Der
Sauoildde Der 2iuten trommelt, iagt
an mir lit alles e9oll"
@em cine Game 0en @riii Oes
aeipr3ten 6dderS in beioeu SauOen
bdlt mo gleidiam bon uuten 6crof
i5rcr 9riit 5uiddelt, 10 Oridt lie Oo-
nit ans: fomm' 0odr alappt iie
iidl oo8egeh nit Dem 9ionOe Oes aii.
geidlageuen Bidders AMI 0eu NhmO,
moroui.ie ben 86der iori6ldit 10 be.
oeutet Oos iebr Ordiiii6. o0e6l~
Sdlt Sic Game aber Oen 6dder
gegeu bic 9(hiel-bin Elm uenig geoii-
net uno greiit oa6ei init ic einent
Singer oif einen Sta6, 10 gi6t Oos
ie nodoem an mir treiien inns NOR.
gen ilt 4, 2. 3, 4 5f6. z ll6r"
9lit OieieH 3cidcn l0bt iih geuiB
Oas @efiiblsleben ie6r oeutlisb 5um
2lusorud 6rin0clb wehu tie Ger
0ens angc6t, Oelheu fannl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
9Iluns iI6er Sd NddlerIprade.

(9'on 0l BON Eernis, 3iirid)
g3ei oelueniapu S6liern. Die me6r
0eml mir Sen 11der ben0t6igen
t6els Inn Sen 6eiBen @ougeu aii6s
luq 3u3ui16eln t6eils inn sic Pitt
Qeli Dor Den brenneuocn Souneu.
itra6len 81 idiiben BAT iic6 and
cine aeUiiic @rn5ie in Der @an06as
biuia oeS ,Sdders ou5ge6ilOet @ra-
5ios 61lt ibu Die Stalienerin coteit
ole EoHter Der &iuiera Dieliageno
m0 iiol5.i0Hldiiig ole Spallierin.
Ga, bel Der Sebteren lit er ioaar
g9ort mo 9afe~ g9elbe 9InOa.
luiierin, melhe 0ohter Goltilien's
lm0 &alencias wiBte nidt init Oen
0iimet lei6ten @erdi6 cutldeioenoe
Snlodteu 3u ihlagelt Oen 6remuo
ber6ei}iirnfcn un0 oen Sein0 5uriid.
simericn?l Sine Sporierin o6nc
tSd6er bat einen i6rer 9iei5e mo i1r
Nilismiitel nerloreu 0lit Den
paor Stdben UeiB lie Oie ucriAieocn.
item @eiii6le 5uH 9nsOrud 5li brill-
gen uno iel6it 0aS SIT iaaeL iooS lie
nidt in g8ortc fleioen taun.
60delt iiA cine S6oue langlom
Oos @eiiht 70 ioa BOG 6eocnten oi@
6eimoe mid mo6t~ ooer opollen
mir ie6en. mas ga fonmeu wirol"
Solt iie iinneno un0 uadoenfli6
oen ociAlohenen 8dder uad Oben
aeri6tet luu oos ainn 5u itiiben 10
beiBt oa5 ui6 bin in Spanningl
bin besieri9".
Sin 6reunoidloitS5eic6en ser Came
lit es Ucnn iie iiH aemddlid iddelt
lmo einer auocren @erion 3nldbclt
Qiiroe iie o6er oen Bidder gei1loi-
fen I'M SdooBe 6olten, imo 3mor 70,
ooB Der ipib 3ulalienoe @rifL ser in
0ie @ono qe9ort, uertc6rtcrweiie na6
elmer @crion bin geri4tet lit, 10 be.
oeltet oas idl 6aiie uno peradtc
Oid4 Ioiiebc miirOe es beociiten
peun oie Game oen ,5dder 6eftig
aui- imo 5utlappeu wiiroe, mas a6cr
idon me0r iogeu mill: lid bin er.
regt er5iirnt emportl" ooer:
,,mQrte, ou ioalt cs 6iiBenl"
Sdugt ser 6ddcr nodldiiig am
Arm, 70 6eiBt oas ..meinctmegen id
fam warterbs uo6l oud6: lid BIN
ueriorgt9 @iro Der SSdder in Ser
Sano ge6olten 70 6coeitct OaS lid
partc. i'd crportc"
Ole Game, Die nit Dem 6ol6 ODER
gdr8 aeoiineten 5dhcr oos @elidt
ucrocdi, 10 ooB nnr sic 9ligen
ii6cr ocu 9iano idloien riit Gem
beu iic babel i9eluiia an6lidt, 5u:
uic5 i6cr3e nit 0ir ood idb nieine es
gntl"
Gin 9ln9rirl nit Dem gcidlloienelt
81der, nm Die 2odden 0nier's DIR
SO idicbeu io9t all. lid bin oir ae.
uoacu i'd fam Sid leioeu ooer
oudl a0o6c sod N1n1. ih parie
idon aui oid~ @ei oieier 9cpc
apng UIB.oie Came olIcroinaS ciuen
flr5eu, a0er bcoeltrngSOoucu Slid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

9lm fl. 9lpril u@}inneposfo" noa
2onoon
gln If. 9lpril v6reorif Scr 9ldte@
nod &open6ogen.
9lm a. glpril oaronprin5 sSil.
beIul" nod Bremen
2lm IA. 9lpril rGoulponio" 3" nof9
9ioerpool.
glm IA. glpriI r0fpnooln naa
&otterOom.
9lm IA. 9lpriI ,9crgcnsiiorO" na@
Bergen
glm is 9lpriI ySmpcrotor" na@
Sam6urg
9lm Is. 9lpril .9orroinc" na@
Sabre.
9(n rs. Qlpril ~Goiicr 6ron5 SO.
icp6" noc6 9a9icr uno Gricit
glm 16. glpril George &ai6ing
ton" no6 Bremen.
9lm i6. 9lpril o@loItfc" no6 glea.
pel unO @cnua.
9lm 16. 9lpril a9mtrentic" ua@
SiDcrpool.
gm tG. qlpril uGonoOo" uod
0}orieile.
pm IL. 9lpril ~5t. Saul" ndd
SoutDoupton
9(m is. 9(prii nStolia" nod @i.
brultor im0 gleapel
pm is. 9Cpril Cincinnati nod
@nmbura.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

9(u6nrM 9t.g. 9ipril. Gin
9ricf ser 9eitern BON oen 9Iuae60ri
Gen ser ermoroeteu SAule5rerin
gioo 9eeder ser Ceiicnflidteit ii5cr.
ae6en uoroeH 1T ldBt crfenncn ooB
Sic ernioroete iic6 5u 9niana aldr5
oofiir 0eruanot 6at SAB i0r Nloroer,
Ser 16jd6rige Sean 05iauini in 0aY
@eiierungs6cim Der 0jeorge Sunior
9lepublic oiligcnomnlen peroc Sl
Sem Sdreiben 1T ocs 9}d6eren Oars
get9an 0aB Seem @imlini pom gta.
tlm aus fein idIedter @lenid lei
un0 oaB er DoroiSiidtli6 Gin OF.
Oentlider NlcniA merocn nioae, menrt
er in eiuer 9lniiolt llntcriinit iinoeu
f6nne, 100 er lie6euollc 9c6auolung
6o6e lno 81 ic6perer 9Ir6eit otiac6oI.
ten meroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
@ermiidJtc ielcarap6iIde 0cpcIdlen

&erniidlte telearapBildle Sepeldlen.
Ger fiiniia6rioe Soloqtore So
brattol legic iic6 in &cniucpld, Slav
in einen S5rahtmog9on Der 0@olb
Tlori0o itho glldbdhin @obn" nieoer;
Der g9oggon muroe wobrcno Der
Sno6c i6hef Deridlollen un0 Der
3ug gina nad 9loroen ab- Ger ana-
Be mar o6ue 5peiie uuo Erurf; MON
lit 6ciorgt Inn ibn nno peiB niht
mas meitcr mis i6m 9cmoroen IT.
Ger ao6lcnbdnoler 81 GD.
Groffts ii griebton, bel goitob
NIoii., Bat ia icincm Seitament fir
gcrpilemmg ieineS 2ie6liugsbunoes
$720 fir iofortigc Gcrpenoung lmo
cncSa9rcsreute bon $1,000 peruiq3t.
Iic @ermnnoten bnbeH oos&erntddlt
iiB geridtlih anaefodieG lino ober
oQacDicicn mor0an uno mollen on
oas 06ergcridt appellifeu
Sn So0er6ia 0}ali., bat Ole
IA Sobrc alte @la0Ds 4elteD bier
&eriude aonadt oaS gSobn6aus Der
Semitic III 9roHo 5il itedcn on9cb
lidl um beilcr Gus ocn elterliden
Seua cHtipringen 81 t6imen- sic
lpnroc perbaiiet ino bc6olptet BON
bren @oter ihlcdt 6cbQuoelt NOR
Sen 8lt ienL Dieier iplIroe cbeniaas
per6aitei
gn ser llniueriitdt pop G0ieo9o
weroen iest Ggpcrimeute geUadt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

llugew6bnli6 6lutiger
&0mpf.
G6tbitabll0 / glpril, Sine
oiii3ielle Grlldruna melGe bclhe INN
TO ll6r 0iorgena in 9ie6eacnSaupt.
Quartier ausge6e6en muroe, 6eiaate,
ooB sic 6e6eacn @ome5. @olocio, Ger.
90 ino einen G0eil Der 2luslauier
BON Gorrcon 6eicbt 6dtteu @ie sic
9otidait beioat 5abeu Die 6ooerali
item iN in einigen Der itorfien @e
6duoc BON Sorrcon DeridorBt
Gou Set 5u 3eit iino sic Jie6eaeu
init groBen &erluiten in auoere
Staot6eile DorgeOrmgen
90 Ger @onlpf iort0auernt purOe
I'M Souptduortier niGt gciogt- Gas
glrtilcrieicucr lit lest6in bon 6eioen
Seiten nur NIT llnter6rc6unaen I'm.
ter6oltcn worOcn
3o0ireide 3iioe ia6rcn tdali6 bier
o6, uelde 2e6enSnlittel lmo onoere
9eoarisartifel 6ringen mO Die 500.
ipitdler imo iberiiilt Ger &i
mor ein aau5 otBergepo6nlid bllitis
ger
Stir 6rontrcid's Z 6eils
nobme on &anama
9luo itclluhg.
9}orfs, /. glpril. Gas 9uOget-
Gomitc Der geputirtentouimer alto
riiirte betiie oic Giureihuna eineS
@eridts. wclAcr cine &crpiligng
fit Sic G6ciluo6mc ser iron3oiiiHen
9icaicrlng an oer @auama gaciiic.
9lusite0umq in Son 6roncisco 6ciiir.
morte;.
names @or0on 9ennettS
3uitdnO.
9on0Du 4. 9lpril. Sine Ge.
peide Don Gairo 6eiaat Dab Der 3n.
itdu0 bon Sames @orOon 9ennett
groBe 8eiorgniB erregt
@roienor 9llbert 9io6in BON Garis,
elm Nlitalieo Der glfaoemie Der Oieoi'
sim iit nab aoiro 6eruiet worOeu
po er morgcn eintreficu oiirite S8ie
Sic Uepeicbe 6eioat, lit ser @atient
nidt i'm Stah0e 9ia5rlmg SIT iib 5il
ne6mcn.
(Spdter) Spdte glaAridtcn
pom aairo beri9tcten Dab 3r. 9cn-
nett iid 6eute 2l6enO elm wenig cr5olt
6a6e mo 0aB oie 2ler5te iest etuas
6oiiumgsireuoiGcr ieien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

IS efGit Shuiierilnge: ,Nlcc.
tier, sic fonnten eiientlid Jams ie-
troit nal iola tlee'n @aiiagicrilig
ristirn~ @leiier oSa mn Oeun
'rnuterihlln i'm i6 set Senid po-
iioubeul" a9}aml2 IS idat ood
feen 0ieeiier BON @immel2l~
Ter gutc 99ein o@eliern
6ob' id auf elmer 9luttion fir mcine
6rmu iedS 8loidcr 9loi6weu gc.
fauit iogen Sic i6r o6er INN
@otteSpincn uidtS 0oponl"-a GoS
ioll po6l cine lle6crroi9ung mcr.
0en"~ v9}ec i'd 6o6' + imter-
weos 10 nod unO na6 ouSgetrlms
fenl@
b6ie@onne. u9Scs6ol6
wilGt Oh @c0on 6eutc feineu @ute
nodtanb ge6en aorl6eus~ o92eil
Seoop mir ban aub cine S6ricige
9ie6t mie geitern Dem %opal"
llnithcrcs @roo. oGs
mn6t mid ood iebr trmlrig ooB
mein So6n in ieiuem Sitter nod I'M.
mer feine iidcre SteQlmg bot
.@as lit Ct 0cnt2 uGr lit 0li.
hitter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02


8u eitoS glBreS, 1. 9lpril.
griR3 @uiIri6 u9SrGfBen mo iei.
ne @cnd6lm &riu8eiiin Stcne, iii6.
rem seitcru bon bier init ser 9o6n
uad G6ile ab 5it beoieltcn iic6 0es
@olaimogcus 0es 9Staiiocnten Ser
2lrgedtniihan 9lcpu6lif Der Wlims
iicr oQ5 9luswdrtigen oer 0cdiHe
@eian0teiu glrgentnden Der 9iiraer
mciitcr pon 8ueitos 9lDres mo 5a9l
teidc &crttcter Scr 6eiten @eiea.
ic5aitstlaiieN 6ottQu iidlaidhf Dem
@a5n6of cingenuoen nm iid Don
ocm Rrin5cupoar 5u 0cra6iNic0en
acit6S Sintcrluiicuidait.
8aiton 0lniL g(ril NJ
@oul aeit6 nadtr aatern 6etanut
Dob iein fiir5lidj ia Notioa oeritor6c.
ner Batter y. i. aeit6 i6u sum oaei.
nigen @ermoter ieines g}aMlaiieS ett
nauut mo ibm a6geieben bon Ders
idieoenen feineren 2egoteu rno Dem
fin Oie @ittpe ausgeieBten &ermo.
genst6eil ieiu @eioninieiaeut6um
pernla6t babe Ias gan5e Sbeater.
@eiddft welbeS g 6saeit6 aegriIn.
set batte, mar ihou Dor eini9er 3eit
BON ieiuem Sobne 3uimunen nlitg0s
uor0 y. gll6ee euuor6cn mprOei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

INN oaa 9enoue GiclUiclt lmo DloB ocs
Nlonoes 0ur@ eincn &erglei6 Der
9(n5ebmgsfrait Der Some auf Die
0rOgepdiier nit Der 2ln3ie6ungsfroit
oes .Qlon0es 5u berebneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02
Oln 8u11 atttP.
Dad 9{Orf0lf nn0 ClO 9SOint

glndJ 9tOrfolf nno Glo Yplnt'
gun6es.9 .9oloampier y3loroa@ nn9 gSirqiniia'"
Ge ieiuicn uuo l6nelllen un oer Bal.
giner s...'..''tsss s sa nt Ssn!s
sonie YTaVainqi " aarie Sienit An o2 wSbsea Y @rcifcn
sic 2onpfer bnbeu lauienoes &aner llilc
0nrtbul5s sSiclcu in auen &ajhtcni DlcWngrSet'
ten Ia allen ooppcltcn 3inmern mo Weinh'
0ucu NIT neutrality-suspicious. mo pDctc Mlapp'
Nuicn IN auen fencu 3imnern @ripaia3aocs
iiubcn nit Sal5s lmo irlidcm AancT. wsafepn'
0nnlcuiclcnrnpG Snitcm
9lnnlhne init alien Sabu' uno Sampier'
2inicn.
4pni giDrion uno &urismuniB, Sn, Gum Scrs
inni 5rcltaas mn Samlinle.is 4.
Sampler bcraiien &icr "A, giggt SraEc td9i
lim, cini0licBlib SDnniG1c, I'M 63O Mbenos.
SllctSnrcnnr, 107 gnltmqtesetr.; =.
g g. Nd6Ha&ircali, Continental Nuloina z
Cii SOheitc SrOBe mo 500 Ni9btSir.
oepdd bonn SoieI ooer g8oDnung HatD 3eiie'
So0u Dr. e6erwpuo, g. g s.. Nl.
y. y. SBunipiuu, Irnific Nlnln9cr.
6. Q. Suroun, Gen @dil Naent
G6ciapcafc 2nmpiidiff.Gumpaanic
DG6ciapcafc-2inic@
5la6 SlS aoat7 1no gorfon d.So 9Ddi6s
ieocn Saa.
oyOrf-9iiucr.einic4
9 u6r a6cnos tdalI6 ansocuonimen eonuiaa-
sicrs IS nuo 10 aia0tstraRe.
9liuet@nrcaur:
1f9 unb f27 Ch.9'alhmofes sstrnhe.
@icr 10 SisbtStraiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

W}armor. llno @ranf-8erte,
8. rllaariner C Guns, 229 gloros gborIessSir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-02

GrltitGompagnie'n.
., Baltimore xrnt { Guarantee Co.," ganitabi,
Qulnlna.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
SUSPECT WAS IN PRISON FIVE
TIMES AND TWICE IN
INSANE ASYLUM.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE FOUND
Prisoner, Who Reported Murder Of
Slri In Belfry Of Church, Exhibits
No Emotion When Accused
Of Crime.

Sacramento, Cal.-David Fountain.
janitor OF the church in which the
body OF the murdered 10-year-ol6
school girl, Margaret Milling, was
found, told the police that he
had spent year and a half in an
Iowa insane asylum. and had served
Ave terms in Pennsylvania and Iowa
prisons for burglary and safe robbery.
Fountain. who reported the crime,
was arrested. When first taken into
custody he talked volubly, but under
a siege Of vigorous questioning by the
police and district attorney he was
taciturn and sullen.
He was led to the little room under
the belfry of the church. where the
murder is believed to have been COM
mitted and where the floor still bears
traces Of the tragedy. He exhibited
no emotion.
Fountain exhibited a trace of dis
may when several bloodspots were
pointed out on his trousers. He said
he had killed a chicken, but Paul
Oehler, son Of the pastor, asserted
that Fountain had killed turkey
Thanksgiving Day and that blood was
spattered on his clothes.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
skunks Yield $4,000, 900 a Year.

The skunk brings annually to the
trappers of the United States about
three million dollars. 1t stands sec
ond in importance only to the musk
rat among our fur-bearing animals.
The value of skunk In the raw
for market averaged from about TWEEN.
ty-five cents to $3.50 in December.
1918, and usually runs higher.
In 1911 100000 skins were export.
ed to London alone. Although thie
fur is not very popular in America,
Europeans favor 1t, because 1t wears
we'll and has luster which makes i,
rival the Russian sable in appearance.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Lodz Taken by Germans.

London.-An official telegram from
main headquarters received at Ber-
lin and transmitted by way of Ans
terdam to Reuters Telegram Com
pany says that Lodz was occupied by
the German troops, the Russians beat
ing retreat after severe losses.
Lodz, the second city of Poland and
lying rs miles to the west-southwest
of Warsaw, has long been an objec-
tive point of the German army.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
The Mexican States.

Mexico consists OF 80 states and ter.
ritories and Is politically federated
republic, its constitution being pat.
termed after that of the United States
of America. The population OF the
country In 1900 was 1862, ,000. On
account OF the strenuous life of Mexico
for several years past 1t Is likely that
its present population is not much in
excess OF that of IL years ago.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Roumania to Enter War.

Geneva, via London.-The Journal
de Geneve publishes dispatch from
Bucharest, which says that Roumania
has definitely decided to enter the
war on the side Of the allies. This
decision, according to the dispatch,
is in accordance with the wish of the
entire country, including King Ferdi-
nand and all the Roumanian states.
men.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Disease Under Control.

Washington.-Officials of the de-
partment of agriculture believe the
foot and mouth disease among cattle
will be completely under control by
January /.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Siam Royalty Visits New York.

New York-Prince and Princess
Kampengpetch Of Siam, who are max
ing tour of the world in the interest
board the steamship Minetonk from
London, and will spend several days
here.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Plans Aid for Unemployed.

Philadelphia.-Steps are under way
here by the city councils special re-
lief committee to have $4,000 appro.
priated for the relief of unemployed
who may be in need.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
To Bar War Sales to Europe.

Washington.-Senator Hitchcock sk
Nebraska will introduce in the senate
a bill prohibiting the sale of arms
and explosives by American firms to
the belligerent powers. Foodstuffs
and clothing will be exempted by the
hill
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Korea Forblds Opium Smoking.

Seoul, Korea,--The government has
suppressed the opium monopoly and
put ban on the smoking of opium.
These steps OF the government were
advocated by American missionaries.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
JImlnes Heads San pomlnoo.

A.. Santo Domingo.-Juan Isrido jim
ines was proclaimed president of San
Domingo by congress and took oath
of office. The situation rs quiet.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
swedes Want U. 8. Coal.

London.-The Swedish state rail-
ways have invited tenders from the
United States for 10000 tons of coal.
according to Stockholm dispatch to
the Morning Post.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Texas Sowing Wheat.

Temple, Tex.-Ten carloads of
wheat for seed has been sold in this
section as compared with the usual
average of three cars.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10

Copenhagen.-The ninety first Of
ficial German casualty list brings the
losses in killed, wounded and missing
up to 58,485.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
$4,000 Fire at Birmingham.

Birmingham, Ala.-Fire destroyed
the plant Of the Southern Sewer Pipe
Company at North Birmingham. The
loss is estimated at $1500OO.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1914-12-10
Kinq Decorates Gen. French.

London.-During his visit to France
King George conferred the order of
Merit on Sir John French, commander
Of the British forces on the continent.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-11
Five Thousand
Americans Held Up
in Switzerland

GENEVA, Switzerland. Aug. 9.--(De-
layed in Transmission.)- American and
British consular officers estimate that
about 5Oo Americans and 10000 English
were held up in Switzerland owing to the
war.
The Swiss government for the past few
days has prevented automobiles leaving
the country as IL intends to use them II
necessary for military purposes. A num-
Der of Americans cars are among those
held.
The Swiss banks have begun to discount
American checks but charge 20 per cent
The American banking agencies here also
have begun again to take travellers
cheques.
PARIS. Aug. 10.-u:i0 p. m.)-Some
Americans have suffered arrest owing to
not being I'm possession of official per-
mission To remain i'm Paris Among them
was Miss Edith Peabody. believed To- be
from Boston, Mass, who was taken into
custody while she was casually roaming
around the Qualifications As she had no
documents on her to prove her identity
she was kept In a cell for short time
but was then released upon promising to
go Immediately to the commlssary of po-
lice and obtain a permit.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-11
CATTLE SHIPMENTS FROM
BELLE FoURCHE INCREASE

BELLE FoURCHE. 8. D., Aug. 10
Especial. Cattle shipments from this sec
ton for the season just opening have
just started with train Of forty car
loads for eastern markets and present
indications point TO heavier shipments
than for several years past Some years
ago, when the free range existed and the
big cattle companies were numerous, this
bore the reputation of being the biggest
single shipping cattle point in the world.
When the range went out OF existence
the shipments rapidly decreased but dur
ing the past few years have been increas-
ing again with the advent OF the small
breeder who feeds from 100 to 800 head
OF cattle Nearly everyone OF the small
ranchers in this section now runs some
cattle or sheep. and the number Is an
nualiy increasing, causing the Importance
or Belle Fourche az a stock shippaa
point to again assume something like It's
old time proportions. Sheep shipments
from here will start-early in September
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-11
BUPFUM TALKS ON new GRAIN
Wyoming Agricultural Expert Tells
About Product Called Owen"
RESULT OF HIS OWN EFFORTS
~ Cross breeding wheat and Em-
meF lie Has Found n Cereal
that GROWS LuxurIantIY
Ia Dry Countries.

Prof. Il. Buffum o. Wonand. Wyo,, tho
man sometimes designated as the Bur
bank of grain breeding, spoke before tho
grain and agricultural committee of the
Commercial club at noon. It was learned
that the professor was passing through
Omaha and arrangements were hastily
made for his appearance before this
standing committee of the Commercial
club. Prot Buffum had IA number of
specimens of grain with him and gave an
extensive talk on tho value of breeding
and crossing the various grains with a
view to getting grain that is rich in
food value and at the same time adapted
TO the semi-arld climates OF western Nc
braska. wyoming and other parts Of the
great west,
Samples of New Grain.
Among the samples he carried were a
half dozen long heads of hybrid grain
he calls 'ovem" 1t IL a hybrid crossed
between the No. H. winter wheat and the
improved winter emmer. II has the APP
pearance of neither. but II resists drouth,
according to Prof Buffum, and has great
food values, besides yielding heavily per
acre. II is not threshed, but Ia simply
headed and fed 20 the live stock from the
stacks. This was matter of much i'm
terest to the members OF tho committee
and the grain men present. Prof. Buff
FUN claims the distinction of being tho
only man that has over bred a now
species of grain, While Burbank has
been at work with flowers and fruits
Buffum has been patiently toiing along
the same line of work with grains. FoI
seven years he has been conducting ex-
perlments along this line at Worland
Wyo., where no has an experiment sta
ton.
In his talk to the committee he dwelt
upon the importance OF breeding pure
seeds in order TO increase tho crop yield
annually.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-11
Notes from Chndrnn.

CIIADRON, Neb., Aug. 1O.-(Special.)-
c. II. Copley. for the last three years Sec
rotary of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation at Chadron, left for a larger
field-Baraboo. Wis. A farewell recep-
ton was given Mr.. and Mrs. Copley at
the Young Mems Christian association
building.
Chadron is receiving much notice in
Chicago papers this week. because OF
the prominence of r. II. De Rhodes in
window draping at the International
Window Trimmers association.
Paul r. Beeler. who has been in charge
of athletics at the state Normal school
the last year and of the Chadron team
since the closing of the normal year. left
for Chicago saturday He has. made a
success and that he will not return next
year is regretted.
Charles Dilley, who shot Charles Muk-
res last Tuesday, had his preliminary
hearing Saturday and was bound over
to the district court.
Deputy United States Marshal Wright
brought Harry l.. Jacobs from Rushville
here last night TO be kept in jail here
until federal court meets here In Sep
tember on indictment for selling liquor to
Indians, on complaint Of H. c. Obershaw,
deputy special officer United States In
dian service.