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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06
Wedding Invitations By Phone.

Wedding Invitations By Phone.
United Press Dispatch.
Washington, D. c., May g.
Miss Eleanor Wilson today ex-
tended invitations to her we'd
ding over the telephone and
there are to be only about 80
in attendance. The honeymoon
plans are secret, but probably
call for a sea journey. Many
costly presents continue to ar
rive.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06
Viper In Bed OF Faithless Lover

United Press Service.
Vienna, May GA viper which
was placed by a young girl in the
bed of faithless lover, is a.
mong the many interesting ex-
hibits in the new special poison
department of the Institute of
Criminology at Cratz. Brilliant
moonshine caused the snake to
crawl out from beneath the bed
clothing before the intended vic
tim had retired, and he captur-
ed it. There is also a collection
of poisoned bees, and numerous
varieties of poisoned food. Lee
lures are given on the kinds of
Doisons used by various criminal
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06
Marriage License.

Riley Adamson and Mrs. Mat
tie Trip, both of Tuckerman.
Albert Ice of Brinkley and
Emma Neldon, Newport.
Nelson Tucker and Blanche
Daily, both of Newport.
Allen Mcconnell and Flora
De Masterson, both of Swifton.
S. M. Beattie went down to
Little Rock yesterday afternoon
on No. 3 to attend the Hard
ware mems convention.
Miss Eva Stewart of Little
Rock, who has many Newport
friends, has just returned from
spending the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Stewart at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, which she enjoy
ed very mich and is in excellent
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Avera left
on No. 3 yesterday afternoon for
Little Rock, where Mr.. Avera
will attend the annual conven-
ton of the hardware men.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06

TUCKERMAN NEWS.
-

Tuckerman school ended with
the graduating exercises Friday
night. DIR. J. w. Conger, presi-
dent of Central College at Con-
way, made the address. Miss
Ruby Neil Gardner won the
gold medal in the girls reading
contest Wednesday night, and
Boyce Coe won the gold medal in
the boys declamatory contest
Thursday night. This was one
of the best school years in the
history of the Tuckerman high
school.
Don't forget to call on Jack
son county Realty Company, at
Tuckerman when you want to
buy a farm. We can find you
what you want. WI
Henry Penix is the owner of a
new Ford car. il
Mr.. Davis, who has been work
ing at the depot for several
months, left Saturday for Hope,
where he will work.
DIR. K. X. Kimberlin left Mon
day for Southern Texas on bus
mess for a few days.
Bro. w. R. Rice and Albert Coe
gave reports Sunday night of
the Sunday School convention
that they attended at Little
Rock last week.
Mrs. w. P. darlington, Mrs. Lu-
lu Dunn, Misses VERNE and Ber-
nice Harrison and Tinty Drake
left Tuesday for Augusta where
they will attend the Woman's
Missionary Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Smith spent
Sunday at Kenyon visiting Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Lindley.
Mrs. Buckalew of Argenta is
visiting her relatives in this
town.
Miss Jones of Newport spent
a few hours in Tuckerman
Tuesday with her friends.
Bro. J. A. Roberts left with
his family Tuesday for Judson-
la where he has bought place.
He will return in the fall and will
have one of the places in the
public school for next year in
this town.
Mr.. Snow of the City Drug
Store, who has been visiting
friends and relatives for some
time at Evening Shade came in
home Saturday.
Prof. w. M. Shaver left Tues
day for Hot Springs where he
will spend a few days.
Earl V. Holt and ]. E. Dunn
left Sunday for Mississippi,
where they are witnesses in fed
eral court.
For fire and life insurance see
,Tudson N. Hout with the jack
son County Realty Company, at
Tuckerman, Arkansas. wi.
John Scally and wife are visit
ing friends and relatives in this
town.
Bryan PARROT left Saturday
night for st. Louis, where he
will work this summer.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06
From mold slwash. .

1--WE are more frivolous in our col
lege life than in our business" George
Fitch said. "Still, college life has
made business what It Is. Fraternis
ties are clearinghouse for ability and
ambition. Kansas City Star.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06
dE INDEPENDENT
PERCY II. VAN DYKE
Publisher and Editor
xront ST.. NEWPORT, ARK.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Daily--Single copy, s cents; per
week. 10 cents; per month, 40 cents;
nor wear, $3.50 in advance, by carrier
M city, by mail in country.
Weekly--$1.O0 per year, payable In
advance
Entered at the postofice, Newport
Arkansas, as second class mail mat
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l1Tu9I17llInGlUGlG

WANTED-Men and women to
circulate Bank Guaranty petit
tions. Good pay, light work. We
pay 1-2 cents per name, and
notary fees. Good solicitors can
make up to $40 a day. Drop a
card Immediately and get petit
ton for your town.-Parke-Har-
per News Service, 1913 IL West
Fourth Street, Little Rock, Ark.
nr=n FuPn En FaIElTElTEnIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jl9TU1rl9IlZluZlull
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1914-05-06

Washing Soiled Greenbacks.
A soiled greenback is restored to
its original glory by washing and iron
Ing at cost of one-tentb Of . cent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01

when I give party for nay daugh- ter should see that some of the boys see that the girls arrive home safely 2'' asked the anxious matron-
 sSThe boys most certainly should see that the girls at the party reach home safely, and you should see to it that each girl is provided with an escort If one is not, you should exercise your privileges and ask one of the boys to act as escort,'' answered her society
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
Second Hand Furniture

ETANTED-To buy all Kinds of ssc- ond hand furniture. c&eo. F. TotaInG. Redhe7dsn old stand 1 Harrison sts TslsDhone 1o1S-7- L12 aGsp
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
r1Rsr rHAa1Es STEAMER.


 The first attempt at steam naviga- ton on the historic Thames was made 113 years ago today. several years be- fore Fulton made his memorab1s trip on the Hudson in the C1ermont This epochaI trial trip was dismissed with a few lines by the London newspapers The most extended account was as fol- lows: "An experiment took place on the River Thames, for the purpose of working a barge or any other heavy craft against tide by means of steam engine on a very simple construction. The moment the engine was set to work. the barge was brought about, answering her helm quickly; and s1e made way against strong currenE at the rate of two miles and a half an hour-'' This steam craft was a mere makeshift, and not to be considered as real steamboat Next year will mark the real beginning Of steam na$k igation on the Thames, as it was in 1d15 that one Dodd brought a steam vessel from Glasgow to London. Since then the Thames has never been with out steam vessels.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
Farmers Supply & Roofing Co.
 256 MIDDLE STREET

Manager Harry Mccormick Of the Chattanooga baseball club was struck below the temple and rendered un- conscious by a curve ball thrown by Pitcher Carl Thompson of Atlanta
 The cup candidate yacht races scheduled for Long Island Sound this week have been postponed to give the boats time to prepare for the official trials off Newport. July 2.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
PROPOSAL FOR STATE ROAD WORK


 SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- ceived by the State Highway Commis- sioner, Room 27. Capitol Hartford. Connecticut, until F. M. Tuesday, July IA, 1914, for the following sec tions of State Road Work in accord ance with plans and specifications on file in the office of the State Highway Commissioner and also at the follow ing places: INSTANTANEOUS, about stone nnacAdan construction. Also about e,7BO linear feet of gravel, ma tive stone macadann or trap rock mac adam construction. Plans and specf- f7cations at Town Clerks office, Hunt ington. CITY OF NORWALK, about 5.S4O linear feet of warrenite, annie site. hassam or concrete (pIafn or re- ifcatfons at City Engineers office, Norwalk. TOWN OF WESTPORT, about 4.050 linear feet of warrenfte. arfliesfte, haSsam or concrete (pIain or reinforced) pavement. Plans and specdhcations at Town Clerks office. Westport CITY OF BRIDGEPORT TOWN OF FAIRFIELD. about A. 470 square yards of warrenite, annie site. biturninous concrete or asphalt pavement. Plans and specifications at office of Director of Public Works, City Hall, Bridgeport. All bids must be accompanied by a surely company bond or a certified check not less than one-taird of the cost of the work. The State Highway Commissioner reserves Dated at Hartford, Conn, June 27,
 GU. BENNETT
 State Highway Commissioner, ROOM 27. Capitol, Hartford. Conn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
Business OpportI1nity

with $500 to $1.ooo can secure prosperous nanufac- turing business and plant with $1 5 daily profits No risk bank refer- ences; personal interview. Address J ". Care Farmer. D 2z SD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
YAIE PoEr WEEDS SINGER

New Haven. Conn. July 1.-The wedding of Jonathan Hunt. class poet cabaret singer from the Cafe MeIone took place in the Sacred Heart Church rectory last evening. The brideeroom is the son Of the distinguished New York architect, Richard Hunt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
NEW YORK MAN SAVES GIRL

ter being near death, Miss Elizabeth Stap1eton, daughter Of the Rev and Mrs John StapIeton Of this city, was rescued by Frederick Soderhueck, son Of Mime Sodern1eck, a New York singer The two fell into the water when their canoe caps1zed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01

Mrs. woodrow Wilson will go to Cornish, N. H., next week to begin her summer vacation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
Female Help Wanted

r.E,neAr,rs HELP WANTED-zigzaz stftchers, seamers. one bone strip pers and Inspectors to begin work JlIfy eth. The warner Bros Co, Employment Dept p 22 rr
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
BOY OF IA SHOT BY
 CoMRADE IN PLAY

Playing bandit last might. Able Bender, aged 12. of 5S3 Lafayette street, shot a 22 calfbre blank cart ridge in the fact of his playmate. Nor ris Ma1ipe, aged 14.-of 5so- Lafayette street--Dr-J. F. FFnnegan at the em- ergency hospital extracted the wad and powder from the left cheek of Morris 'sF5e was only foeIing," said the boy exonerating his companion of any intention of being a real bandit Vases and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01

GIRLS WANTED to sell our ce1e- brated elk head cuff links We will to the girl that sells twelve pair at ss ten cents a pair, a handsome doll or vanity case Call or write, KID Speciality CO, Dept M, 111e Broad st- D 2S sap
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
Typewr1ters

IIaEnler WanL Ads. one oenI 5 VEo-a-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01

F. D. Coburn of TopeEas Kan, for 90 years secretary of the state board of agriculture, has retired. He was a prominent crop authority
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01

A. Howard Osborne, former tax coI- Iector Of BeTlevi1Ie, N. J.. charged with embedding $1e.000. nearly all of which he has paid back, was sentenced to IS months Imprisonment
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
Welding

1IELLoR WELDING CO, s1 Kossuth St, repair all broken castings stoves. sewing machines. etc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01

uF you WANT GOOD BEER in vour home order either ''PtIsner'' (liRht1 or .Brombacher'' (dark). It costu no more because it's pure. Sold tn caBes. The Ambrose Co.,, B4O-644 East Main St. Telephone 1o12.
 8 s ~t9
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-01
For Sad

SPECIAL sAIiE-$25 90 bicycles only s1e-s5: s3s. % bicycles s2s.5Os $40 bicycles s32-50; safety tread tires s1.95 City Auto Go, 4s9 Fairfield Avenue. Open Evenings
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
glntiaes striFc,gla6Ipicl.

GIepelaro. Ohio, %. Olopen-
ber. SEQ O6Oo, Nsent Der bieiieeu
9leioermaher.llnion lpuroe seitern
9lbeno, pdbreno or our1 cine iUenig
bclebtc StraBe Der StoOt eine, BON
5lpei unbetannten Mdnnern eridoi.
ieit Oie Diuter ibm beridliden, orei
Shiiiie aiif i'm abaaben iino in Der
GumfeIbeit ueridpanoeit Gs be-
itebeu SIR 3cit feire Strife.SAuie.
rigfeiten lntcr oen Sflei6ermahern,
aber Die Roli5ei oloiibt ben Ioro nit
Dem Dor ldnecrer 3eit bier itattgc
babten aleioermaheritrife in 9erbin.
ouna bringen 81 miiiier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
gIns (Sanaon uertrifbtn.

YortIou0, Oregon. %. ylou.
8ie DER gnnoes CiItriftsanpolt 6.
6. &comeS onbier ouslagt, mcroct
Suiti5iliiAtlinec aus Sen Der. Staa-
ten iuiolge Der ariees8uitdnoe in Ga
nooa ee5wungeu, BON bort nn1 oen
gerciuigten Staoten 5uriid5ufebrcu.
9lusl1noer peroen pon conooiidcn
9eborocn itreng iiberwoht. 9eamcs
enipfine aeiterlt cin IeIeernmm BON
4. gronten Der iit nod Ganaoo &C
fliidtet bat, nnhoen Die 9unoes-
@ronO.SiirD eegen ibu. s. @. 2ogan
uro 3. Z. GonnerS bier cine 9lnflagc
lpegen MiBbroIhs ser Noit gum Scr
fanf betriiaeriider glnipriide ouf
Oregon ino Observation-Disclosures
beluinigungen seeen oieielben erbo-
ben bottc. 2oeon mo Corners BIZ
ben groBe Strafterniine i'm 9uuOcs'
5uhtbols ob. @ronten fclegrnpbirte
geitern aus goncouper, BIC, or per.
DC iiH 6en omerifaniidcn geboroen
am 2. Ge5enber iteIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

@aIobrdnoe i'm iiioliden 9lrfouIas

Walobrdnoe i'm iiioliden 9lrfouias
Iaiieu nad. Ger bisbcr anoc.
rihtcic Sbaoen bcrcits ciu cuor-
mer.
Qttt[cRod. qlrf., 2S. 9loD.
Ger 9iegen, Der felt Gouneritag i'm
IiioIi6en 9lrfonias 81 fallen bceout
oerbreitcte iid eeiteru iiber ben gan.
gen Stont. Bon alleu 5eiten famen
oaber bereits giinitige 9cri1tc elmer
8eihrdnfimg Ser @alobrdnoe. Gos
lofale g9ctter6iireot iaat fortgeiebten
@cacnfoa an. Ger @erlitit bon 9ol5
lit eroB, ionit luiien lid eenoue
Sddtungen Der itottgeiilnoeucu ger-
liiite nidt angebcn
SprinqficIo, 0lo.. 2S. 92ou
glad 9ciiern cingetroifenen @c.
riften piitben @alobranoe in Der
9lohbaridnft pon G6oper. DO, 5lpi-
idcn Springfield imo Slrtanias. Bon
uod gloroen fabrenOen 3iigen 6erid.
ten Die onaefommenen 9ieiienoon oaB
Ole 6Iamnen raid Inn iih sriffen.
SnioIgc oes itarfen 2auhes mar man
auf ourdfabrenoeu 3iigeu genotbiet,
ale 6eniter, Ebiiren uuo &entiIoto.
rem 81 iblieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
Cseaen Aipnnasbeltimmnnaen.

g9oibington. %. Nopeniber.-
Sm S6er.9unoesgeriHt iuuroen ge-
itcrn Sdriftidbe in Der BON 8ronf
g. Stettler ongeitreneten 9lose ein.
gerei9t, Die ooroui ab5ielt, ooB Gre
eoner @eieb 8ur Gr5piueung zines
Observation-Disclosures fir 6rauen
fir berfdIiingsmiorig 81 erflorcn.
Sn oeu Shriitidben miro berporgc.
boben Dab ioIhc @eieseebing iiber
sic Wlabt crs Stootes btuauseebt,
ooB iic iuft bon Der oficntliden Olei.
luing getraeen ipir6, Dab iie Oos &c.
i6Gft riliniren mo Die Soften oeS
2ebenslntcr6oltS erboben wiiroe.
Iie einihld9igen 2obnoelebe IN
0loiiaduietts imo 9iebrasta lperoen
in oeu Sfriitidteu, oo ibnen Die
3pongsbeitiirmingen feblcn geIobt,
oie 3pangSbeiiimmuneen IN Den
einidIdgisen @eieten bon Oregon,
@oibineton Colorado, @isconiin,
W2inneioto, California urO lltab on.
ge8en UeroonIrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29

@ordeitcr. N1oiiy %. 9Sopbr
@oitor i5reo glidolion bon Scr bieii
gen Griteu Spiritiiteu.airde wonote
iib an @oIBeibef Sia I'm @iIfe ge-
gen ,,lie6eStranfc 2lugiraucu mo
oerihamte Nliitter Gr giebt an
ieit @ohen ourh 8rieTe mo Eele-
pbon.9Inruic belditiat poroen 81 iein.
Gr iiberrei4tc Der @oli5ei ein gro.
Bes 4adet 5artoeidrbicr mo reidli9
pariiinirter 9icbeS6reIe, Die ibm 5lI'
ianot moroen marcn Gie &oli5et
bat Dem @ciiiliden ibrcn Shus &C.
gen Oos 5artc @eidledt 3u9ela9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
Niir oes Qanbes Siderheit.

Gbicago, Sa.. 2S. 92o0cn6er-
Na9 elmer geitern glbeno crioIg.
ten 8efaimtmaAung ion aui elmer in
oen Gaecu pom 20. bis 81. Tc5cm.
Der bier ob5ubolteuocn Goniercn5 oic
yllnite0 States Sofctp 2eague" or.
ganiiirt iperoen, oeren 3iued eS fem
iou. Die 9lmerifaner oauon 81 iiber'
3eilaen. ipie nnborbereitet ole gsation
fir eincn aricgsion lit. Die an Der
Goniercn5 Sntereiiirten boffen, OaB
II. ". General g3elion II. @liIes, Or
@raiioent Gait. Sberit @eorse ~.
@oetbols. iSrau Sames 2onaItrect
un0 6ran George ". &idett, 8ithuen
bon 9iirgertriegs @enerdlcn, on Ser
GonierciB tbeilncbnen mcr0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
Sir n6nnnlci". .9ataitrOpbe Oerant'
iuortlidl.

San 5ronctSco Gal 2S.
91opcnbcr. @eaen 3. 8. Gorrep,
ocu Captain Oes GampicrS r9auo-
lci.0 ser am lebten Wlontag an 0ur-
burp Diff gcitranoet 1T, wobei %
@1enibeuleben perloren aingen III
geiiern ourd 9unoes Snipettoreu
weIhe oen Sail imteriiht baben Die
9lnflaee Der 6abrldiiiefeit mro Der
uageididteu Shiiisiiibriug erboben
moroen. Or miro ain tommenoen
0}ontag pro3eiiirt peroen. Gs lit
coniiatirt moroen, ooB ser Captain
lid 8ur 8eit oes 3uiammenitobes
ui9t auf Der COMMUNICATIVE be.
fano, uno ser Seemnnu Oscar
Brandt bat nusseioai, oaB lduoere
3eit nor 0en Strnnoen 0es Gom.
piers feine Souoirunaeu porocuom.
meu guoroeu luarcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
0as bic Qupfer.

@oibingtoh 9. 81 2S. 9loU
Dab omerifaniiAe aupfer.Grpor.
teure cs DieIiah rnterlaiien, Ole eno.
eiiltigc geitimmiug i6rer SenOnu'
Gen nod neutralen 2onoern IN ben
Shiifsmoniieiten on8ugeben lit nadl
9lniift bieiiger britiiher 9eamter
Dem ggieOeraiilcben oeS amerifoni.
iden aupiercrportS biuoerlih. en
elmer llnterreouuo nit Dem frngiren.
ben StoatSiefretdr 2caling mahte
Der britii6c goii6aiter Cir Gecil
Spring.9lice 0oraiif aufnerfhm oaB
in picIcu Manifeiten iolHc Senonn.
acn itait an eiuen beitinmteu 9Iorci.
iatcn in einem neltralen Sonoe i'm.
mcr nod ais ITO or0er of A. I. 10. "
be5eiHnet piir0en.
@roBbritannicn bat iid bereit en-.
fldrt. aupfericnollngen an bcitimmte
gIoreIiaten IN neuiralen SdnOeru
coniignirt, ni1t ais m08libermeiie
naA 0eididIano wcitcr 5u erporti'
renoe Gontrebonoc an5nbolten uno
beiiebt oaber ooraii Dab Die cnolide
9eiiimnuna Scr 2ooungcn i'm @ldni'
fcit angcgebeu ipcroen miB, menn iie
nidt Der Gouiis5irlmg ansgeicbt icin
ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
0a6el siuiideu 9dnemnrf nnO 9lnh.
lanb Onrdihnitten.

2on0on 80. gloDember -@ine
Central g1eps1 0epeidc BON So
peuboaeu bciogt, Dab bic SeobeI 8ipi.
idcu Grcoericio, 00uemorf uno 81
bon gllBlano. nnO 5piIben 6reoe'
ricia uno Betrograo, sic ein5igc oIs
reltc aobel @erbinoung 5pilhet
Gdnemorf lnO 9RuBIano, i'm 9alti'
ideu Wlcerc, ITO D2eilen oitlih bon
gornbolm. onr6ihnitten iuoroen
iino. Der Correspondent crtldrt,
es per0e angenomnen, oas 0eittihe
Gricesihifie bic ao6el oardidnit'
ten. Die ein5ige I.Gerbin0nns
nit 9inbImo ocbt lett iiber SHme
0cu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
Nnitildler Wnlfan.

&onoluliL 28. gio0embcr
Der W1ocinpcolpeo, Der grobc arotcr
nnf ocr spite oes @1olIna.9oo, Dem
gcpoltiaitcn 9ultan pou 0aiti, mar
qeitcrn mieoer in I6dtigteit, nohoem
CT longe 3eit ril6ig geiueien mar luo
man 0eglaubt bate, or iei erloihen.
2opamaiicn m1I5en lid Oen aergab.
bang 6inob. Ger W}nfupeopeo. IN
elmer Sobc bon 1900 6ub iiber Dem
N}ceresIpiegel, biloet Die rieiige, fable
Soube oes W}alnn.2oa. Gr bat ei.
nen 0urbmeiier bon mebr ais 5luei
YleiIen uno lit MN Der groBte arater
oer @elt. g9eiter untei onl gl6bangc
oes 8erges, in elmer Sobe bon 440O
SUB. befinoet ii9 Ger Rroter ~aild.
nea" in oeiien Snnern sur 3eit Sbd'
tigfeit berriat. Ser gesenipdrtige
oes Observation-Disclosures
fam crit Damn S1noen tbun wenn
oie 2opa Die 400 SUB unterboIb ee'
leeene @ren5e Scr @ulonraer CT.
reidi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
0ImrrifnniiMer gRntlne6rr.

can 5ranciSco, Gol., 28.
9lopem6cr. @iQiam g9ooo0iae
9lod6ia. Der friibcre @eianote Der
@ercinigten Staaten in Gbina lit am
GonucrItag ouf Ieiner Reiie nod 9Se.
fling in Gan 6rancisco eingetrofien.
Gr lit ais elmer Der uertraiiten &ot1.
geber oes @rdiioenten yuan 56i Sal
nod Nefing berlfen iuoroen Serr
93od6ia 1T ieit 80 Sabrcn nit oriel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-29
fErcifeitabiiritcnbe @6hncn.

Gbicoqo. SG., %. g}op. @ie
geitern bier bcfonnt gegeben wurOe,
lit bier eine @euesuue i'm @onee,
Inn oos aonigreid 9obnen BON Der
Coppelmonarbic los5ureiBen iuo 5u
cineni imob6dnaieen Stoot 81 ma
den 9ln Der Spiee Der @eluegnne
ite6t cine 9lu5dbl beroorragenoer
@o6miih.glmerifaner, pelhe oiesbe.
siigli9 ihou felt Idngercr 3eit Gon.
feren5cn obgeboIien baben. Nlan bot
oic gl6lidt, cinen Gelcsoieu 81 ocr
ia ihlieBlif bod einmal 5lianrneE.
tretenocn 8rieoensconferenj 81 ent.
ienoen, Inn oen Eiplomaten Der
@roBnldAte sic @iiuiAe Der @o6men
9lmcrifo's 3u iibernittelr. Soften
Die Aaiirten oen Sieg errineen, 10
iper0en iie ole SHnfiimg eines freicn
@unoeSitoates beantraeen, Dem Ole
G5eden. Sic 02d6ren, ole S9leiier
ino Slomofen oneeb6ren iolen- Sic
bieiioe bobmiide Suuta mie iie iiG
nennt, Bat eine groBe 02enoe bon
4eiitionen uno 4ompbleten IN @or-
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9SenDita oeltorben.

y ON, %. gloOember 8rof BE.
noita oer iriibere itolieniidc Staats.
ictretar iiir aispdrtigc gIngelcsen.
beiteu III beitc 0ioraen bier aeitor.
ben. @enoita mar 1929 geboren imo
itano Bis 5un Sabre 1912 III Oiplo.
mdtiI9en Gieniten in oenen or be.
ionoers le66aft on ben 8er6anolnn.
gen 8lpii1en Ceiterreih llnearu lno
Stolien tbeilnobm.
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@biIo6eIpbio 2S. glo0em.
Der. Ole @aoetten Der 8eit.Eoin.
ter 01ilitGr.9lfaoemic idliigen bellte
in ibrem idbrlideu 6uBbaapiel Die
Mannidait Der 6lottcn.9Ifaoeuie BON
glnnapolis NIT elmer Score BON 20
3u 0 in einem einicitigen Spiel ouf
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oliige5ablt peroeu ioaeu pelbe ben
@obmen bon oen Sobsburgern 5uge-
fiigt iuoroen iein ionen, uno oieie
Crudiadcu iperoen al ale 9obmen
in 2onoon Naris. @riiHel Eeiro.
ara0 mo QoEio iiberlnn0t per0en.
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8upata er6s6t Srieasitcneru.

.yWRNAU tAJNNt ot~tNUR lANttNANt
Stoot @2erifo mus Die 9luseabeu
bc5obIeu geo5Iicrtns BON
@lerifo perbalt ib rubie. II Bill
las glnfuuit in Scr Souptita0t
pe35aert. Garran3a moriairt
auf @uapmas.
S8aibingtou. 28 gtobem6er-
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baben ole &ruppeu 3apota's nod
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in Staot U1egifo oie Gube auiredt-
5uerbalten brrluoht.
ga offi5iea feline D9eIouHg pon
Ger Eootung Don SpaHicru bier Elm.
1etroifen lit. lAenfteu Die amerifani
IHen 8eboroeu oen oeiteru cirfrli-
reuben @eriidteu ooriiber feinen
@lauben; Der braiilianiide @eionote
berihtete mr. ooB oic gepolferuue
oou Staot Merifo 8utrouen 81 Der
Heaierung eefaBt bat uno Dab Die
gerbGItniiie IN Der Sauptitaot iih
5uie6euos beiierter. Die Ddlitor-
geb0roen 8opoto's boben 5ur ge.
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9ruppeu, ole @oli3ei II. (. ip. cine be-
lcnoere Steuer erboben, oa Gorran5o
ole Stoots.Gole miteenommen bat.
lleber oie euoeiiltige 9lnfllnfts5eit
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uidts 9eitimntes befanrt gemadt
lporoeu
gluh IN oen anoeren Ibcilen Wler.
ifoS ioa 9ubc berrideu nit gIus-
nobmc BON Eonpico. no Gruppeu
8iua's cine 8anif bel ibren Sin.
morid bcrporricicn. 6erner babcn
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Iiiiden 9ortei onge6oren, &ouuco
beiebt imO oie oortiaeu 2docu &c.
pIiiuoert.