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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23
CAUTION SEEN BY DUNS
Trade Review Notes Hesitancy II
business Circles.

Duns Review of Trade says this
week:
"Hesitancy in entering upon new
commitments continues and spirit OF
caution is everywhere manifest, yet
the confident feeling in business cir.
cles is maintained. Sentiment is
strengthened by developments in the
financial situation, favorable impres
sion being created by the further i'm.
provement in foreign exchange and
the action taken with a view to meet
ing maturing obligations abroad.
Failures this week in the United
States were 3S4, compared with 2S2;
in Canada, So against 20 last year."
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23

Library Of the House Of Lords.
The books in the library of the house
Of lords number about 10000 volumes,
and they are set out in luxurious suit
of rooms, The library is particularly
rich in historical works and memsirs
and includes one Of the finest collec-
tions of law books in London. London
Telegraph.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23

In America 1t Is estimated that the
number of rats is nearly equal to the
population, but they are not nearly as
dangerous or destructive as the rats
found in many of the foreign countries
and are more easily eXterminated 1t
is estimated by Professor Elliott that
there are 100000 rats in the British
isles India's population is outnum-
bered by rats to the extent of four rats
to each human being
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23
CENTRAL HOUSE.

" r. A. FULTON, Proprietor.
rionseta, Pa. This is the most centrally
located hotel in the place, and has all the
modern improvements. No pains will
be spared to make it pleasant stopping
place for the travelling public.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23
Tact.

1t is well to admit occasionally to
your friend that he knows more than
you do. 1t gives him great impress
sion of your discrimination and good
sense.-New Orleans P!cayune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23

The New Fall Fashions Continue to Pour ln-Every
Department Contributes An Unusual Share to Style
Show That Fairly Brms With Interest.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23
James E. Sullivan Dies.

James E. Sullivan, dean of amateur
athletics in America, died at Mount
Sinai hospital, New York, following
Rn operation for intestinal trouble.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23

would be virtuous for my own
sake, though nobody were to know
it, as would be clean for my own
sake though nobody were to see me-
Shaftesbury
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Nnrae Gta0tncniqfcitcn

@iliam s. 9lnOerion Der e6cmo.
lige superintendent ser .Qlnti.So.
loon 9igo," melher jett inn Staote
9leip Dorf fiir Ods Scelen6eil ser
Srinfer wirft itottet 3ur 3eit Der
Nonumentcuitoot, rcipcftipe iciner
nod bier leben0en 6omilie cinen @c.
iuh ob. Gr lit ii6er ieinc 9lusii6tcll
i'm 5taote y}cw-Yorf ie6r 6offnungS-
UoQ.
Scrr Otto &no6c. ser Setter ocS
6iciigen u6eocrol 9cague 1eoms,"
troi gcitcrn9lodnittog BON Sout6crn
$incS, 9t.-G1 8uriid. 100 cr Oie %or.
bereitlrn0en fiir Oic llcbunoen oes
6ieligen pGeomS" gctroiieu bat. @r
miro nit Dem uEcom" om if. @(dr5
naA Solitbern @ines obreiien. @e.
tern 9lbeuO reiIte &crr &nabc nod
R6ilooelpbio, 100 er onidiiig 1T.
Gor Gborles 6. Eug6, Oeu Spc.
5ial-@rominotoren ser 5wiidcnltaot.
liGeu SonOelsGonimiiiion bcgann
geltcrn Oos &er6or pcGeu Ser &c.
plantcn Gr6o6iing ser &aten filr oiC
9ci0rOerung bon Stcinen fir Den
SanoltroBen6ou in N}orpla1o unr
Gelowore our6 0ie ~@euniuIuniio-
9a6n" ,Soiep6 &. g9rig6t BON &bi
luOelp6o, DER General -Icrfc6rsleitcr
ser 9a5n NOR elmer ser criten Ben.
gen.
Inter Ben gluipi5ien Der Social
Serpice Corporation mclHc iid init
Der 6cititcIllng Scr @eihditSlo9l
9oltiuore'S 6efoBt iiuoet morger
9lodnlittog in Ocn @Gumcn OeS
oGim Ghl6s" cine oifentlibe Scr
iommhtug itott in welber %oul "
Il. aeaogg bon 9}ep 9orf. Der Ser
onSGeber 0es .Smoep,~ uno 2 0t
Sorriion BON Der u9llliiea Sage 9llio
ciation" 9lnlprohen 6alten meroen
%aIic 5ur Nciic ms 9lnSlnn6 DciOra
6. Moinc, Mr.. Alb, DIT Baltimore Ctr.
unbc 0uItom SUnlc glUc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

3. %rcis n9lrion @orf&opeQe"-
oie &crrcn s.. @mOlocb (GirigcnD,
s. @o6lmon s. Sdipicrling, ".
Die6L @. 6rieOric6, ". SGoat $.
9luti&er, G6r. 9lti6er, Sr. Stapf
81. 99miOt $. Smith, 5. @unter,
&C. 9roufc, s. GOclmau $. Selfc, s.
6ro6ne umO S. @obl.-ScOe cin5eue
6igur Don prGdiiger Gomif.
A. 9Srci9 n&alcutiueS~ Dor.
ircifGbe @rlppe,
8. &reis nGlowns.&opelc4 Sr.
ruO 6rou 9enuett Sr unO 6rali
Meils, SRI Gliie 9enuett 6rou So
uellj 6rou Glpal un0 6rau Sruuer,
-llc6erauS uIfig lmO grotesf.
6. &rcis- -n9lrionAEurnidile4- 10
@iGO6ca: @ol6urgo SGleiiener,
(6ii6rerin), Morgret Gcin6ort Ntl.
ricl 0ictri6s,G ,G6orlottc 9route, @n.
ma 9a6mon @}ilOreo Simmer Gli-
3o6et6 @ranfe. Goris &au &ura
&einort Wlorgoret6e 9raufc; 9 &no-
ben. &aDmonO Iontcl(. @corge&lnn.
mer So6n 9loeber Gorl 9iein6ort,
Soui9 stall 9}prnou @eiB, Sscor
alam G6orlcS &lam unO 1Srco. 9iou.
Die pcrf0rperte SugenOfreilOe.
Z. ,GreiS DStuoentinncn~ II
S60n5eit lmO @racic in 6olocm Ser
elm.
9(ls 9Sreisridtcr fingirten Oie SS.
Seinri6 G6omaS, M}or Souig unO
6erO. &oiier. Die iibrigcn Gomiten
ieBten ii6, mic folgt, 5uiammen.
arrangements Gonite. &oriibcr
G6os. Geiu6orot, SefreiGr @. @lcid
monm SHoenciiier @corg 6iaing,
Sobn Sl03er, G6os 9rontc, GbarleS
Simmer.
9ii6nen Gomite. @o. Sdlciieucr,
G5os. Sroufc lm0 @ernt @unOIod
Geforotions Gomite: s. Sronie
mo @uit. @leiAmonn.
&oitiinl Gomite. G6orles 9iein-
6orOt G6oS. groufc uno $. S6lei-
iener.
GinfonfS Gonlitc fir oie &reiie;
s. Geo Seiiert unO Geo. SiQing.
@mpiongS Gonlite Goriiber s.
@eo. Seffert, @eo- $. 9Sierion, 6reO.
2inf, @rnit S6nliot, W}ortin N}eper-
BIRD Scnrp Sit, Senrp g. Wlcrbur-
ger Senrp &on Seine 5. $. 99G6.
mann Sobn 9l06er g8il6. @uno.
lad, G6oS @ &leiu, @co. 6iaing s.
9leu luO @cnrD @ort6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
oiycOcratiun Of eu6ur. "

@ei6 al ouiregenOen lnO biBigsn
@ortleicbten mar Die geItrige regel.
m6BiQe uoGentliHe %eriannhng
Der r6eOeration Of 9a6or, welbe bis
fllr5 Dor W}itternaht wG6rte. Be
treiiS Der llnter5eidnimg pon Der
i6ie0eucn Wlonooten Scitens 9er @e-
omten Scr Organization mo megen
eincs 9lrtifels, ser in Ser BON Dem
Slupolt @lorf Sodion pcranSGo6tcn
9lr6eiter- 3eitlug crihicueu mar, Bat
Elm &anpf 5miic6en Sen 9lnbdngcrn
OcS %rdiiOcnten So6n $. 5erguion
unO Ocn 6relmOen Oes 9lr6eitcrfii6.
rers @torf Sodion begonneu. Ga
&r0iiOent 6erguion in ser 9lngeIc.
genbeit genannt mur0e, sriu6tc CT
Den &ice.9rGii0enten G6omos 81
&ourte, oeu goriiB 81 iii6ren. 9eiNc
SBdrteien go6en ibra Grildrimgen IN
Dem 8miitenfnu. 3ulebt wuroc elm
9lntrog Oes @rn. Sullipon ocS Dor.
iibcnOeu ocs 9egislotlr@omitc's, Elm
Gonite 5u erncnnet ocn 6oa ST I'm.
teriuGcn mo in Scr nddIten SiBung
ST 65ric6tcn, angenomlncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
@rOhcr HcnerlAa0en IL gLlbanN.

gllbnnn g&.-94 is. 6ebrior
Gas oieritodige WieOmin-&e6duoe
i'm @rid1itspiertel Der Stoot purOe
aciteru Nlorgen ourdb sSeuer 5eritort
Nlou fiirdtct, oaB elmer Der Snialien
oeS Sauies in Oen Slonmen ieincn
GoO eefiinoeu bat. 6itni Ierioncu
0aben ourd 9l6ipringcn aus oen obe'
rem Stodmerfen leidte Gerleblm9cn
ooOou getrageu Ger @ranoitaoen
bc5iiicrt iib ouf 100000 mo Der
udbreno ser lesten poar Gage ange'
ridtete 9ranOidooeu miro aiIi etua
$500 900 berednet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
W9ilitGr Suminirt.

Sort an %rince, is. 6ebr.
Sin ic6orier 3uiammeuiioB 5ui.
ineu Der @oli5ci oes Souptquarticrs
mo oen Soloaten III Der Nauptiia0t
ereignete iidb geiiern @ormittoo Sine
9anif imter oen Ginmo6ncrn mar oie
6olgc. 0ie 9e6or0en nahten ae-
maltige glnltren9lmgen Inn Die Cro.
mn9 ber5uiteaen. Ooh gelana oicles
crit, noAoenl oas @lilit0r aeaeu a.
llbr %ornittnas, oGue &ioeriiono 5n
iinOeL 0as @oli5ei6alptqilariier be-
lebte. Settler 6erridt in Der Stoot
uollitdnoi0e 9fll6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Sid ecnOnna QSrdl6Icnoc.

Genoer. Sol, is. 6ebrlor.
Gie erite Senoimg @e66lcnoc aus
Dem Gcntral-Gitp- p-Oiitrift i'm llus
innge BON 3molf Eonuen uno int
@ert6e BON imgefd6r $1l4000 lit
6ier geiiern iiir oen @crtreter Der
6irma 9llfreo 5. Oh &ont in 9lcu.
Seriep oagefonmen mo miro bier
oui 9iaOhtmgc6alt Gepriiit peroen
che Oas Gr5 nod 9leiu.9orf wobin
es beItinmt III, peiier gcbt. Der
@ogoon miro oui Der anjen 6aDrt
bon 9ewaiineten esfortirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
gOmacrt in ser @emalSe.9lnsitc0nne.

0ic ,@cndl0c-glusltelllng 5citge-
n0IIii6er omerifanii6er Mulcr4 i'm
@ca6oou-Suititit bdlt nah mic Dor
Das eyntcrciic meiteitcr &reiie mad.
@crnc MAIDEN bic 9eiuber pon Scr
@clcgen6eit @ebrau6, ii6 noh Dem
9iuuOgong Olr6 oic tbcilmeiie ia
sans ausge5eidnet 6ei6idtc @aQeric
BON i6oner SauO cine EaIic croui-
iiteu G6eeS freoen5en 5a laiieu. Sin
beionOcrer @enuB mlroc Ocn 9eIu.
bern am geitrigen gtohmittoqe 81
G6eil. GSrou Wiar 9rooel 6ottc nit
uiel @el@nad un0 @eibicf elm Gon.
5ertprogramm 8uiommcugeitcllt, uel-
9cS in Der 3eit bon 4 bis 1@6 ll6r
5ur 9lbwidellng gclangtc. SIS ent'
bielt Gontpolitionen bon N}en0els-
io6n, Glo5ort, 9o6oupi. &ameou,
MooOioro-6inoen @ombea Eiptol
unO 9lnOeren. 0ie gluSii6euoen wa-
rem 6rou 9iobert @olfer (Sopram,
,Srau @iD g. Sumner (9lD, &r. Ga-
mel gSolf (sEianosSolo) mO &err
SiegfrieO Semberger (Geao).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

Srnn S. 9iicmon Gimal itor6 &C.
itcru N}orgeu gegen 8 llbr i'm $50
tcl 9elOeocre4 gang rmcrwortet an
Oeu 6olaen Der 3uderfranf6eit Sic
lit bereitS ieit 5mei Sobren on ser
genannten aronf6eit. ga iid i6r
3uItouo ueriGIinmerte, eriudte iie
i6re 9eoiente in ser 9lobt pon Gien.
itog ouf @iithroh. i6r elm Seiolib.
@ulpcr 81 pera6reihen, Sbne eS
5u bemerfen, uera6reihte oie 9eoicn.
itetc ser aronten ooS 9ilDer in eli,
mem @loic peIbcS ointment cut6of
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
9OnOFt Ocr Sran ". s.. %anOcr6iIt
iitn., Dcrnidtet.

Seri6o 2ongSslano, gSs94
1S. 6e6ruor. Ger ucuc SanoNs
bon 6rou @n. 81. &auoer6ilt iuny
.ouf Serido Sius iUiroc 6ciiic oir1
6eiler 5erit0rt Ger @erhHt miro nlt
iiber 100000 gei30bt
Sos @e6dloe mar MIR pen ciucn
Sous6iiter unO 5ipci 9eOicniteicn bc.
wobnt, Gasieloe ent6ielt meri6polle
Yiobel mo Gunlthdsc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

|nffalo, yf.Yv 1S 6ebrlIar,
9ei ser bieiigeu .6iOeltp Srut
So" prdientirte geiieru Der 25id5.
riae &obert gSIdNuiurSaeiueu G6cd
iiber SIC unO, ais Die 9hmabme pcrs
meigert wurOe. neil Der Gbed ge.
fdlidt mar. er0iinete en- Gin le6boiies
9eOoIoerfeuer. See 4abiihms Be.
mdhtiate iid Elm pauiider SdredelL
aber einige beber5ir Seute uohmeu
NoincS felt mo ii6prgabeu ion Ser
&oiBci a4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
9pAIthatiafeits-Yaa.

9lac arrangements fiir Sen groBcn
@o6lt6atiafeits.9oll, Der 6cl'teSbeno
in ser @ofien6olle Oes .. &egiments
inter oen 9huip5ien ser rGolumbuS'
Sitter itottfinoct iiuo 0etrotiei-
Ger Griol0 lit geiidsrt oeun bis &C.
itern 9lbcuo morcn bereits iiber 7OOO
Gintrittsforteu oerfouft. Sic Soipt'
orranseure iin0: Gr. 8. 6rnnf Som
ers, @oriiber; E6omos y. ScIIp,
Siilis.@oriibcr; SSo6n 9 9roofs,
&iilis-Goriiser; SSo6n q. @owerS,
Sefrstdr, unO So6n @. areuer,
ShoBmeiiter.
EaKe sur Hciic iu'S SluSlan6 6cIOrst
6. yiainc. Gr. 4l3, Baltimore. ctr,
Mabc Guitum S,Umic alae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
@ricffaRcn

6. 3. Qic Sade 1T nod niat
peridbrt. @eben Sic in Oas Bolts.
@eribt IN Dem @e6duoe am Centre.
Morfet unO iteaen Sic BEN aloac.
9lntrag. Gort foitet e5 nidt picl.
Die Gnittnna IN Elm SanI0bemeIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

S'crbrunnte iidl Sic 6inarr.

9ci'm &erhIhee rinen fleiuen
9rauo in ieiner @o6nimg, 9r 1916.
&mlrcus StroBe, 5u l6iheu 500 icb
gcitern 9l6euo Sopuel Seiicr leihte
8ronOpunOeu on Scr rehten NouO
5t Sic llriohe oes 9rouoes lit I'M.
bctQnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

9IGunncntcm, bic Ocn n0cntidcp
GorrclpOnOeutcn" nidt piinftIi6 oOer
mmrcsclmdfis cr9aItcn, iinO sc6ctcn,
ocr Office OauOn per SclcpGOn OOcr
i6riftlid @Iitt6cilnng ST mO&cT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
Plus ScntIdcn gcrcincu.

= ~NllNlll lNtlApl NNN UVNt"'N'l'N- ~ "NN"
@ereins" pcrouitaltet ciuen er-
ioIgrcidjen &inoer @laSfen5oa
i'm Gmb6auic nit elmer 9lobicier
fir oic @litglcOer OeS SurnOcr-
Gins. pGidentrai5~ riiitct fir
iein Stifhmosicit
Ger 0amcnpercin Ocs u@crnaniu-
Elrnpercius" bate gcitcrn eincnain.
oer.@}osfcubaIl arraugirt, Ger ii6 ci-
nes ioId' 3a6lreidcn 9ciu6es erfreu.
te, OaB Die an mo fir iid idon 10
gerdlunigeu 9ofole OeS @ereins wirf-
lid 5u flein taren, I'M Oic uielengln-
peienoen otf5lmcbmen
Die 0}aSfen wuren ober audi gera.
Oe5u ei15ig. SSn i6rer W}onni9ioltig.
felt OriginolitGt lieBcn iie nihtS 81
miniGen ii6rig.
@iugelcitet murOe Die 6ciilibfcit
Our6 nGobleour piooutS, melde
GurnleMer SorrD 8. @}iacr orron-
girt 6otte. Siernad6 wurOe Der 8oa
Oiuh cine @romenooe er0fiuet, wo-
nod SolotGnse our6 Die 6rlS, N}orp
@lHQer rno @lcGoSliu 5ur 9uSiii6-
rrng fomen, melcbe 10 gldn5enO
Ourbgeiii6rt wurOen, OaB ie oage-
meinen 9eiioQ ernoteten
9ln BEN Mosfeuboa rei6te iid cine
geniiit6lide 9}obfeer fiir oie @litglie-
ser Oes ,@ermalio EurnocreinS"
an
n&cnricttu Sogc Or. T."
81 G6ren bon 5pei N}itoleocrn
CAB aeitcrn 9l6cno sic oSenrietta-9o.
&c 9Ir. 4" Elm 9onfett, ipcl6eS i'm
Sauptquortier, Giifiers Soac an ser
9loro 6reOeriditraBc itottiono. Gic
@eicicrtcn poren Oic Sr-Sbermeiite-
rim Srou 2oliie &ii6l, welcbe fiir3lih
aus Dem 9lnlte i6ico, inO 6rou go.
iolic &lennlitein, pelhe i66r 45.g9ie-
genicit ieicrte. Die 6eioeu @enamn-
ten er6ielteu ollftenOe 0}elfev Bon.
Quefs im0 6roii alenmitein empfin0
Oie @ratulotionen i6rer Sogeni6pe.
ltcrn 9ln OuS 9anfctt rei6te lid ST.
Oelitds. 3ur aQgemeinen llnter6ol.
timg trugen nebrerc @Gllc, Ourimter
6rI @Ono Sbdier iomie Die Serrcu
@corg Simmel6e6cr Go6ert G6rliE,
&orI 9fuid, SS. 2osfe, q. @ieoen6ofi
unO s. Souer BEL.
uSSro6iin
Ser @eiangoercin ,6robiinn~ ii6tc
geitcrn 9l6enO in ieiner &aae inter
2eiiimg oes Girigentcn Ebeooor
6em6erger Gb6re fir ieiu 6rii6io6rs
CONCERT. Ger SingihunOe iolgte oie
ii6licbe @ci6GftsIibung, in wel6er
@rdiioent Senrp Shloid oen &oriib
.unD SefretGr @iaiom 9roofS Su0e
Brandt 0as FrotofoQ fii6rte. Sn Der.
iel6en puroen Gor6ereitingeu fiir
oen glnfopgs WRdr5 in u9orrD's
Soac" itottiinoenoen Nlasfenboa &c
troffen. Sooonn muroen GinlaOum
gen bonn nMo5art Nidnncrhor~ imO
0lInfel 9rdiig-Gereen@ cutgegen &C.
nonmen.
IS 1 1enfran3.
Ger @eiongpcrcin n@i1cufrou5~
6iclt geitern 9lbeuO IN n@oe6epS
Solc~ ieiue regelmaBi9e @eiono.
ihtnoe ob Syn ser bicrnod iolgeu.
ocn @eidaitsiieuna wuroen Giula-
oungen Oes uGeuti6cu W}iIitdr Ser
Gins" unO OeS Observation-Disclosures.
6ors" ongeuommen ioipie Gor6erei
tlngca fiir eineu am o 0ldr5 itott.
iinoenoen ,Nhunm4 imo oaS iiir ocn
% 9lpril arrangirte Stiitungsieit in
oGnringS Sole getroficn.
9lo1 ShlnB ser @eihdftsiiblmg
muroc Ser "a. @e6urtstog 0eS Ser.
eiusnitglieoes So6u areBlein in
fcitli6er @eiie 6egangen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
r9lriua~- -Nasfcn6aQ.

WGtaliet ll1 5h eIner glan5enoel
9Iiiaire 3a5Irci9e prd6ti9
9laSfcn batten ii1 in Ser 9eG
manus SaQc inter oaS s5epte.
9Srin3 Garneprs Gcibaort.
Gin Set Der S66n6eit.
@cnu man sic 9lci6e Scr biSbel
uou 0cutit6cn &ercinen perouitaltcter
M}oSfen6GQc ii6erbIitt uno iicb an OiC
babel cuhuideItc @rodt, sic gldn5cn.
sen 6or6cn Die idlimmeruocu Goitii
me imO nic6t 3ulebt bic fouoie Slim
mma crinnert, 10 fam man mo6l
nit &ec6t iagen OaB cine Steigeuni
0o idlecbterOiugs lmmoglid it, Inns
oo6 BAT 0er @eiangperein v9lrion"
Dies icrtiq oc6radt. Seiu gsitriger
N}usfcn6oll in g9e6mann'S Sale,
Der Gcre;ts icit S8oden Ocn nit Sen
%or6creitlngen betrallten Gomite'n
ollc &Gn0c Doll 81 tbul gcgcben bat
te, iibcrtrof in Der Ebnt olleS 6iSDer
ouf Oicicm @ebicte. 0aGemeicne. 9ll.
les mas i9on lnO licblih mar ms
Gin iuuges, le6cnslnitigeS uno ia.
idingsircu0iges @er3 in Der 9rllIt
6otte, frci fiir cinen glbcnO bon Dem
@rou oeS ihtmpicn 9ldtags imo oen
itou6igen 9on0en ct. 9ureoufro.
thus, i6icn ii6 ga Elm SteQOiGein &c.
qe6en 5u 6o6eu. Gie omeienOen
iungen NldO6en ibicnen onsgemoblt
81 iein ans ocn Shonitcu @olti.
morc's, mas iderlit6 uiel beiBen
mill. Sic Serrcn ton5tcu, ais Bat
ten iie llnterrit1t gcnonmeu bel Gu'
ropa'S gr0bicn m0 6erii6mteten
Meiitcrn Cos pur Elm @eflingel
pom SGelenfoppeu Elm ieeliges @ic
gen mo @o9en nob Den aldngen
Ger lodcnocn N}liif. Elm SIN im0 Sel
iro6GGer 9ieOcn inO laliniger &orle,
OaB ScOcm Oos Ser5 i'm 2ei6 lohen
muBtc, Ser iid iungen Sinn ino
Some I'M Ser5en bewa6rt 1dtte.
g9cr bate iiA 0a nidt fretoig nit
reiBeu loiien 6inein in Sen loden.
Oen Struoel 6untcr Goltiimc lo1en'
Ser @eiiAter, pcrfii6rqriiber glugen
ln0 gro50icr W}dOhen
@cGen 8 llbr 6ielt @rin5 Gorne'
pol Dem ii6 cine cut5iidcnoe %rit-
3cliu 3ugeiallt 6oiie, ieiucn @inauN
mo nurOe pon oQen Seitcn ouf ooS
itiirmii6itc be0riiBt. Die Sopcae
0es 5. Gegilnents, unter Ser beluGbr.
ten Seihmg i6re5 Girigenten G6or-
les g9c6cr, oiiiitirt Gurh Die 0glrion.
9orf-Gopeac@ unter Serrn Ser
mann @uuolaA, enlpiing Oos i60ne
Spar nit oSrii6lingS @upuhen" unO
Sem ,Giicrncn &reu5-@}orid. Gie
oQcrlie6Ite 9Sriu5ciiin GorneOol lteQte
5raulein 9ntiie Sb(og oui oos 9e.
ite oar, elm nieoli6es @eiic5tc6cn, I'M.
ra6nt Don blonOen 2od6en. Scrr
Gorl @ulB mar cin nHsge5eibneter
&riu3 Gorncuol.
2ciHt iii cS BEN &reiSridtern iitber
ntt geipor6en. i6res 9luteS oIs Sri.
tifer ser id0nitcu unO origiuelliteu
GiBel-NloSfcn m0 @ruppen 5u nal
ten. Sdtte bod cigentIib ieOer ser
@ritienencn einen &rcis OerOient.
Die gtomeu ser gliidIic6cu &reis-
trigger icicu nodbitcbeno wieocrgegc-
Sen:
Gin5eIpreiic.
1 @rciS, uStonoaro 8ine~, Srou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

&uoionopolis. rs. 5ebr
3luei @erionen puroeu aeiootet
iecbS ouocre pobrideinlid6 t0Oilid
perIebt uuo 25 erlitteu leidtere Ser.
letlm9eu ais beuie 9lbenO an Der 0dc
Der &irgnio-9lpeuue mo Soutb.
StroBe elm gepo6uliAer SnaBcn.
6a6nuaggon 3Uiirbcu 5pci ldrpcreu
eleftriiMen g9oggous ser &oritaot-
Sinie eingefleunt murOe. Iie Slate
Der @cleiie, ouf oencn iic6 nab Dem
&egen Sis ge6iloet 6ottc, por Die
llriode oes llnialS
Sic GoOten waren: ser t6 So6re
olte Smnes Soron uno Der AS Sabre
olte Socob 81. 6oroD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

&rciS, ~Stonooro Gime~ 6rou
Scunic Siaer; Sruhti6dlc.
,. %reis, ullnicre &reiie,~ Srou 6.
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3. %rcis, Sic @clt4 Srou &C. 81.
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Charles Eotterion; Gid.
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6ringt~ 5rau 9iicner-9louocrs; Sri
0c[.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19
ediffs.@uaihgn.

Ger Gompier Settle" bon ser
nS9bitc Star 9inic" itoBt in ser
@oi bon 9}copel init ocr v@lo.
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gen @ofen nit Dem Ganpier uAlla
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Yorf.
nW}ooonno" o6Qefubren.
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Sabre 9inie~ lit beittc 9l6eno nit
eincm neueu 6ii6rer Gopitdn goha'
but, bon 9leopcl o6geiobreu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-19

l. FreiS - 50ie 5lu0lf W}onatc
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mer II. Sr. @. BARTHOLOMEW (0e3)
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tbcr 81. Sobuiou u. Cams; % aacr
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-24

n. of Forks Y. M. c.
evening to catch something of the nspraton of the Fargo
He best
results of the 100000 campaign will be noted that of
them mentioned Fargo college,.
The best result the sood done tho city Of Fargo.
result of 100000 college
by the leading workers:
n. L. Eoom-"The united Of 200 Thia
will great deal to the city of Fargo we'll to Fargo
college,"
HoThe spirit Of operation and community solidarity
is the biggest result coming from this campaign"
John w. Hanse"The city will get the greatest returns"
60"
Henry Amerand-"t cemented this Fargo"
Ralph WoIt resolved boosters
vival which all will gladly attempt duplicated"
n. Chaney-"Gettna together the whole people"
Chas J. Alen-"Friendshfps!"
PeasonThe series of booster banquets that
into the they
Psychological, therefore successful"
After talking with these and many other workers and getting
these expressions Mr. Tute this statement
"The development magnificent civic interest and eonsei
it,"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-24
MILLIONS
. IN CLAIMS
ON ROADS

washington, June 24.-Seventeen
railway companies, constituting trans
continental freight rates, are liable,
under the decision of the United
States supreme court, in the So called
intermountain cases, for many mil
lions Of dollars in PREPARATION. on ship
ments made since the institution of
the cases. #3
The precise amount involved in
claims already filed with the inter
state commerce commission has not
been estimated, but it approximates
$12,000, 900. One batch Of claims alone
filed by single attorney aggregates
more than $2,000,000. Scores of cases
Involving amounts ranging from few
hundred dollars to hundreds of thou
sands, have been filed by individual
shippers and by commercial and ship
pers organizations acting for their
members
Neither In the original order of the
commission, nor in the decision of the
supreme court was the question OF
reparation to shippers discussed. From
time to time however, in the last two
years petitions setting up claims for
reparation have been submitted to the
commission. All of them have been
held up pending final determination of
the several cases.
1t will be necessary for the commits
sion now toSconsider these claims and
such others as may be filed, within
the restrictions of the law and to pass
upon them as upon original cases.
TO large extent the commission may
exercise discretionary authority In the
matter. The law in respect to repar-
alton does not act automatically.
Each case or claim is q subject Of ad-
iudicatioY