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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21

Arrangements have been completed
whereby the local high school basket
ball hVe viii journey TO Shadyside
this evening and meet the team rep
reseuting that town. The locals have
play Ell two games this season losing
the hrsi and ueing the second. Bon
games have been low scores and the
locals expect TO turn the trick this
evening. Many local students will at
tend the game and Ga eer for the local
i've. Much interest along this line
is being shown al the school building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Business Prospects Good.

Never within tie past several
yo1rs has the business outlook in This
town looked hrigh .cr than 10 does az
Tho present time. Nearly every mill
To the cntirc district. with one excep-
fon, Furnace 49, OIL iu full operation
and are likely 90 continue the same
way for several months 90 come. ac.
cuidiug Co the unofficial Information
learned. The employment offices az
tho various mills are bcseircd with
men seeking work and late Boo the eve
ning q long line OF men can be- seen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
LYeeum Numher Tomorrow NInht

Final arrangements have been made
by the committee OF the McMechen
board OF trade for the appearance OF
the Pilgrim Girls as the next num-
Der OF the Lyceum course to be held
under It's auspices. The affair as
stated before viii be held in the au-
ditorium OF the Central school build
Ing tomorrow evening and many tick
cts have been sold Tor the occasion.
very large crowd Is expected TO at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
To Attend Eiaht.

More than 4 score OF local fight
fans will journey 10 the Bridgeport
will witness the boxing card which
has been prepared. frankie Conley.
of Chicago. IL to box Goo Stewart.
Of Wheeling and a. Conley is Of
national reputation. the local fight
goers expect TO see good battle
Several preliminaries have also been
arranged. The first bout will start
promptly at eight o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Entertainment

given in the court house hall. Friday.
January 23rd at 7:30 p. m. by Ii.
Franklin Showalter. of Kentucky.
As singer, reader and impersonator.
Mr.. Showalter has very few equals
and comes highly recommended. Re-
served seats, IS cents and children,
% cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21

Col w. W. Beal Of the Commercial
hank. and chairman OF Group one.
that embraces the counties ui Han
cock. Brooke. Ohio. Marshall. Met.
eel and Tyler ol the West Nirrini1
STAT" Bankers Association. was m
hetlng yesterday arranging for 4,
meeting OF The Group which win DID.
held 40 The Fort Henry Club in Wheel
ing. on Tnursday. January goth This
meeting VIII Doe one oI the most inn
poriant ever hold by tire bankers. ov..
ing 90 tho passing OF The banking law
by congress
The usual feature OF HAVING q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Marriage Licenses.

Samuel Grossman and Frances
Schutzer. both of Pittsburgh. Pa
Edmund y. Shaffer and Elnora 4
fastorias. both OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
Harry Hawkins. Of Carnegie pa
ana Mary Iandelo. Of Pittsburgh. Pa
George w. Davis and Margaret
bulth Morrow. both OF Toronto. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Entertained.

The members OF the "Happen-In"
Club happened in. Monday evening.
at the home OF Mrs. Harry Pollock
on Main street. and enjoyed 300"
throughout the evening. Refresh
ments were served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Held Big MeetInq.

The local lodge OF Knights OF
Pythias held p well attended meeting
last evening at their lodge rooms i'm
the McMecnen building. Following
the transaction of routine business,
two apr LEGATIONS for membership were
received and acted upon. \ social
session LIoughL The moollng 70 q close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Basketball.

Friday evening. az Bellaire, the To-
cal High school teams will collide
with the Bellaire High teams. The
local teams are in fine condition and
the Bellaire teams will have TO 20
some TO win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Marriage License

Frank Tarasiewicz, age p and
Frances Mytlewska. age 10. both OF
Nen. o. Father Joseph Bogaczyk
performed the ceremony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
Local tiioh 10 Play.

standing around these Offices waiting
fer their turns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21

The Rural Teachers Conference. of
bunalo district. viii be held al tho
bethany Public school on SATURDAY
January Slst. beginning al 10 a m
~ lhls meeting the study of the
courses OF History. Geography and
Arithmetic as applied to rural condi.
ions; closer supervision OF the
rufaI schools and the general rural
school problem will be discussed II
II me purpose of Superintendent Pot
yer 10 have state educator present.
~ possible, Tor the meeting. but he
6e., ,os sure mat he can do so. Supt
Potter will be in charge.
Misses Alice McCord and Elizabeth
lrotter, OF Wheeling were recent WISH
,9rs az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T
NJ. McCord.
Miss Minnie Smith was a pits
Dureh visitor yesterday.
). J.. Anderson. Z. prominent oil
man or Charleston. IL an home with
ms family on Ninth street
:. y Hedges was a visitor at the
nome OF his broth er- in-law John "
Nc oIloch. OF Ohio county. on last
SUNDAY. Mr.. McColloch is confined
old age VI
J. NJ. West. Of the West Butcher
shop Is recovering from an attack Of
neuTalsla. He expects TO be able TO
" OUT Wllniu Few DAYS.
MISS Mabel Hurl. CLERK az Never
ana yesterday store is missed from
her place OF business being confined
10 her home with sickness.
:; george. Jr.. Is I'm Pittsburgh At
tending the Pittsburgh Auto show
~. Garbesi OF MoundsviIle. was n
business visitor in the CITY YESTERDAY
ROBERT Kane. representing the 10.
Ean-Greer Hardware comDanv 81
pittsburgh. was calling on his Wells.
burg trade this morning
Steubenyille. o.. YESTERDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21

The Baraca Glass OF the People.s
hapust church. challenge any mems
SUNDAY school class TO play q eam,.
preferred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
sEEYEE1p or TEE FILLS.

evitabls II Don't Care The seat sale
opens saturday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21

Eugene Schmidt who u EMPLOYED
as tIa'ellng salesman, is az his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21
WEI.LSBURG
Arrestinn Miners

MELLSBURG, ~. Va Ian On
Deputy, L: 5. Marshall Eliza Will
lai is arrived in the city this morning
win warrents for some of the strilf,
ing minors OF the West Virgins. Pitte-
burgh Coal company. At tine time Of
gong 10 press but two men have besn
Lakeh into custody. IL is said thor
about IL are wanted. The cbarge
against them. II is said. is contempt
OF court by violation OF an Injunction
issued Dy Judge Dayton some weeks
ago IL Is understood that most of
me miners wanted are from Golfers
fauI Scorlc was arrested shortly
AFTER the officers arrival and placed
III lhe county jail: another foreigner
was arrested later. IL is believed thar
Dy evening most OF the men wanted
VIII De apprehended. They will he
taken to Philippi, where the copyt
sits. Nou''
Mrs. George Wilson was a Steuben.
Vliie shopper today.
A. W. Potts VIII arrive home tn.
n n.g from a two day business trip TO
Nashlngton county. Pa.
Boy Scouts.
All Boy Scouts are reguested IN
meet at the Christian church on Fri.
uay evening at Z o'clock. The Slo.
gan or the Scouts. is 50 members by
decoration Day. The men OF the civ
are requested to attend on Friday
night and meet the boys.
81, w. II. Golfer. OF Meadville. Pa. left
LuIs AFTERNOON after spending a few
DAYS on business in this city.
). r. Perrin and daughter Miss Dor
othy. or Independence, were visitors
in Wellsburg this morning. Miss nor,
othy IS student al Bethany Colleg.
ana continued there. Mr.. Perrin after
,ransacung business returning 10 MS
Mrs. y. Smith is in Unlontown ia
attending the Golden wedding anniyer-
sary OF her sister Mrs John Thordell
Of that city.
Miss Jesse Brady is visiting ret,.
tiyes in Bethany today.
MIS-. William Plye and Mrs. Charles
1,aldWeli. Of near Independence. were.
Nellsburg shoppers TO-DAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-21

Mrs. George Wilson was a Steuben.
Vile shopper today.
"A. ". Potts VIII arrive home to
Washington county. pa. '''P ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16
= DAILY COMMENT ON PEOPLE AND THINGS


Evidently Roger Sullivan isn't 60
ing to get by without real fight.
w. j. Bryan, in The Commoner,
urges Illinois Democrats to get to-
gether and lick Sullivan.
Byan's opposition may switch
Hearst to Roger-you never can tell.
But just listen to one thing Bryan
says:
Roger Sullivan may be expected
to marshal under his banner every
element interested in the misuse of
government"
Go to it, men. Give us Democratic
harmony even if you have to fight
for it.
1t is in order now for Sullivan to
tell what he thinks of Bryan.
What interests are opposed to Pres.
Wilson's demand for repeal of free
canal tolls?
Standard Oil, U. S. steel, the sugar
trust, the railroads and their servant,
w. R. Hearst.
Judge Gary, boss of the steel trust,
is a frequent guest at the Hearst So
cial functions in N. Y.
AS for Mexico, why intervene now?
If we must ultimately take posses
sion and kill off a lot of EN-, the
longer we put it off the fewer of 'em
well have to fight.
For they'll kill each other as long
as we keep hands off.
There is that virtue, anyhow, to
the policy of watchful waiting.
A safe rule tor a voter to follow is
to find out all he can about each of
the candidates, and then vote for the
one he believes will best represent
the people.
The election of an alderman is of
sufficient Importance for the voters
in each ward to get together as
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16
study readin',

where the children study readin',
writin' and 'rithmetic.
The greatest foe civilization has to
fight is ignorance.
The more people discuss among
themselves THEIR government, the
less danger there will be of either
political or newspaper bossism.
And the less danger from slavery
to party tags and labels.
If voters insist on voting for
parties, however, why not study care
fully what each party offers them
and which is most likely to keep its
promises.
The old parties have been offering
for years, but there isn't much differ
ence between a Democrat and Re-
publican after election.
The only difference is in the kind
of men they are.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
NRniirn .gSnrnrtheiLc2

gltlnntd, Ga, %. sSe6r.
Sn elmer beute a6gege6enen Grfld-
nna idreibt 6rou 6ranf Die Gerllr-
t6eilimg i6res Monnes 9. W 6ranf
5um lo0e megen Der GrmorOrmg Der
Moro @6agan MIR ben Hniienuorllr-
tbeilen 5ll. 9llS Eornlelle sur Der
iolglmg i6reS Manues citirt lie Den
lGngit in GiIBlanO Ourhgefiibrten Jil'
tiialnoro @ioropro5eB gegen yien-
Def 9eiliB. Die Grtl0rlng i6lieBt
nit Der 9Sropbe5eiiug, OaB uidlieB-
lid Elm gemeines Gomplott al Den
Gag fommen irro Oic Sduloigeu Der.
Oanlnen mo pernihten werOe.
6rou 6rnnf bat al Der Sertbei.
oienng i6res @}anues lett ieiner Dor
5e6n N1onoteu erfolgten gerboftung
lebbuft t6eileenommen. @66renO Der
@erbanOlrug iaB tie an ieiner Seite
uuo bat i'm nad Der gerirtbeilitng
bauiig beiuht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
Sser6Gnanifluulle Canine.

gt en- Sapen, Conn, %. 5eegac
~ Sn 6olge Oes milOen g9etters lpl'' ,e
iih bon Dem 0oH ser 6nbrifal'la;,",r
Der g}ew-Sopen @as Sight so. r' 10
oroBe M}aiie Sis uno S6nee, ifl'loS
ouf ben &of al Der Golt.StraBe III II.
pcri6iittete fiinf Ferionen. Gle 81 scr
iG6rige Olarie 9iiccio ipurOe all az.
STEELE cri6lagen Die 5ebnjG6rI9e ~.
ma Gan SSuan wuroe 10 ihlper wi wi.
lett OaB iie in einem Soipital 3i Srci
ihen Zoo rno Se6en I6mebt mo o,sr. S
anoerc Ecrionen crlitteu erlllte
lesungeH. a., 1A1ln''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

cneraiid, uie iie es wiinihte, 5u nn-
teroriiden.
,Cbne Oas Me1t 81 erortetn, OaS
.ote Ser. Stooten sur 9eo6adtung
ser @olitif ba6en m09en pelde lie
i'll ibren ge5ie6uneen 81 Olerifo am
neiiten iutereiiirt alaubt Oieie Ge.
gierung Die 3eit gefommen Die 9ie.
aier4nq uniereS 9fa6barlanoes Oa-
rali ouimerfiom 5u MAIDEN, Dab Die
9}ebeQen in alien BON i6nen contro.
lirten @e6ieten cffenfunOige Slr5ei.
den anard)iitii6er SenOen5cn unO
eines a6iollten Ninn9els al Geipeft
Dor alien Sntereiien uerrot6en, rueldc
iittli6e inO internationolc 0ercdlti9.
felt cipiliiirten Golfern ouferlegt.
9lncererieits. Oiftirt Die rebtmdBi;
&c Negierung niAt mr. NiaBregeln,
pelde, iopeit es moglidb it, wirfiam
limo, Inn Oie Intervening Der DC
beaen 6er6ei5uiiibren unO io5iole
uno perioiiungsmdBige SSnititutionen
M Dem Jest i6rer Slrisoiftiou eHt'
ridten @ebiet peOer ein5uri6tcn,
ionOern iie ei6t aud in alien Srtem
no iie in Der Dfodt iit Ooae @oran.
ten fiir Die Snterelien Der gtdtiona-
len mie ser 9lusldnoer,
.@on oieiem @eiihtSpuufte ans
miro qeglou6t. ooB Die Negierung
ser Der. Stoaten oos Nlerifo gebo-
renOq &ec6t niht beitreiten miro, OoB
eS i6rc Niitor6eit BEL einen @erfe er-
ipartct, oos es i'm Sntereiie Der Giui-
liiotion t6ut, unO ebeninas, Dab lie
ibre 9uimerfionfeit auf Die crnIten
6olgen rihtet, oie ans Dem @ioer-
rui oes GrIoiies crpadien, welGcr
bis Dor aur5em bic @oifenousiu6r
per6ot.
oGiec 9iegierlnd eriuartet i6re
bo6e 9Silidjt gegenii6er Der NlcnI6
6cit lno Die 5lnttionen eines repro.
ientotipen StaoteS. ipelder einen
S6eil Der internatiouolen @eieQihaft
6ilOet 5ii erfiiQen, iioem iie nlittelS
oeier 0Iote imierem 9la66arlauOe
oie idlinuniten 6olsen Dor 9lugei
iiibrt, wel6e oie 9emoiinung BON
9e6eaen Die, Seben, G6re uno @igen-
ttim nidt ohten geba6t bat uno
nod ueiter 6o6cn miro.
@illuols Iiftotor.
G6i6uobuu, %. 6ebr. ~ Sie-
iiac importeiiidc militdriihe 9eo6-
odDtcr itimmcu Oarii therein. ooB Die
Hebeaen Ourd oie @er50gerung H.
res @ormaribes acgeu Gorreon 6r.
Oeuteno al 9oOen perlorcn 6oben.
Bon Ben Gertreteru Der ousldnOi.
ihen Geaieringen oifgeildt unO
Don eincm lpie iiiritli6en milit1ri.
ihen mo cipilcu @omp umgc6cii,
6ot Ii6 General &iaa il oen wcni-
gen Nionaten, in Oenen er iicb bonn
9onoiteu 81 Scr Deutigen Stelliing
ouieei6wmoen 81 eiuem wobren
Giftotor ausgebilOet- IS miro aud
Qar fein Geriud genlodt Oieie ieinc
Steaung mo ieinen @brgei5 81 per-
ibIeiern. gie Sreumoe Giao's CT
innern al oos. BON Oieiem nod Dor
icincn lettcn Griolgen ous9eiprodc.
ne @ort, ooB eS Oeu @ipiel ieineS
G6rgei5es 6ilOe, oieie Erouinj 81 er-
o6ern rmo ii6 III Der Solptito0!
nah Ser gertrei6umg ieiner 6einOc
ieit5uieseu 9(us Oicier Stoot lit
gian Dor pieleu Sobren ais Bandit
geiogt worOen nnO BON bier aus ba.
ben Die Eruppen oes olten Gio5 lid
Inn Die, @eiaueenna6me
oes ounoligeu 9onpteu G6efs be-
niibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

boben 0ontm gebilOet, Der Oen SalIT
eiHes fleinen @ades MN pollitdnOIg
UcrGnOert; OaS g9oiier iiberfltt1cte
Elm m6cpo6nteS Saus irnO rib einc
Bride ein. IS 9lder @ieienldno
iinO ictt Oilr6 oie gerilti6ten Gro
maiien 6eOedt.
Ger Gie6 6es SeitomentS
OeS Cardinals gefunOenE
q ONE, %. 6e6ruor. II Gos Ser
i6pinOen OeS SeitomenteS OeS per-
itorbenen Cardinals &onrpold bal
beute nod cine weitere @eripidelung
crfo6ren, ais sic 9Ridter cine 9cnnll'
5iation cr6ielten Die angie6t, Dab oer
8ruOer oes @uiieppe Goretti, Oes
0ieners OeS beritorbcnen airHenfiir'
item, ooS Seitoment geitoblen babe
Inn cs 5u elmer @rpreiiimg gegeIl
Baron &ompoQa-@e55ono 81 be-
nuben. Gurd Oos 9eiieiteidJafIel
oes Seitomentes miro Der Yarotl
Der Die SHpeiter oes Cardinals .5llr
6rau BAT, oueiuiger @rbe 9lnOere
GueQen 6eihul0igen Oen Baron or
fentli1 ais @iitiGuIOieeu.
GommiiiGre''oer Banana
Gusitellung in @i aOrt0.
WauOriO, %. 6ebulor r. Sle
GonmiiiGre oerFonomo-Gocific.9ll
iteaung in Gan 6roncisco, beite9erO
aus oen Serren Golpolter g. glll'
OrepS imO Gbomas SleeS BON gSalp'
ington rno Cabin 9. 9romn po'
Gbicogo, ipurOen 6eute bon Dem gre
miernliniiter @Ouorto Toto empTal''
gen. sic maren bonn 9otlbaIie'
@iaoro begIeitet.
Ger iponii6e @renIier-NlinIllel
iagtc, cr woae 9lQes t6un, mas I'll
ieinen &r6iten ite6t, INN bonn %orla,
ment Oie geniigenoen @littcl fiir Olp
9ei1idlng Ser 9luSItellrng 81 crDaF
ten
Wlontag miro aonig 9llp6onS uol'
ausiidtliH Die Gommiiiion emplal,
gen. Sic omcrifnnii6en 6errep Dr
nl1en Damn GorOoDn, @ronoOa lIl'D
Sepiao m0 treten bon @i6rdli'l
aus am If. Nidrj Ole 9fiidreilc d"
9orO Der ,@orpdt6ia@ an.
&ebren AMI ibrc Y 0 ltcN
irr il If.
%cfing %. 6ebruar. - ~
omerifanii6en NiiiiionGre, wel6e l'w
felt lGuaerer 3eit in 5ubom, @ro'lnn'
6ufieu. oltfgebalten baben, ga es ".
men in 6olge Der fSeinoieligfeit Or'
9rigonten @omue.9iang nibt MOS
lid gepeien mar, naU i6ren @dllu
nen 5triid5ufe6ren, iino iebt, nnfov~e
ibnen oie notbige @orantie fir ID.
Siderbeit gege6en ipurOe, nad iDr''
Soften 5uriicfgefe6rt.
@iertolrien0 in Q d I a.
nit 9onoiten get0Otel'
Yefing, %. 6e6ruar. - eIlle"
bier eingetroifenen offi5ieGen Seis;
grantm 5ufolge Wuroeu in j'p.,
Shlodten 5lpii6en &egicrlngsirlR
pen uno Yonoiten Oes nSelB.'s,
@olf" an Der Sonon-glnbui-@rel'.9sS,
1000 Maun getOotet Tie Ees's
oeripenoetcn9leroplan.s
nm Die Stelung Ser 9anoiten lsl
5ltiteaeu. 9ie Sebteren ipurOen y"
ter nneeeriffen imo 6eripreugt. .-a,1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
aampf acacn gInScrium in gQ6anA

glIbanp, %. 81, %. Se6r. H
Sn Der 9egislotur pirOe oberlnalS
cine 9acol Option.9il eingcbraht
uno 5wor bonn @oriiber Oes 9lcciie.
9(usiduiies, 0ialone, 9epublifuner,
bon 9llbam. Oieie @laBregel gebt
BON Ser ogillnge Sotel 9liiociatiou"
aus inO lit Oarauf bere6net, Den Ora.
fonii1en 9eitimnulugen Der nli Be
treiben Der g(uti-Saloon 9eague pon
9fcip gorf eingebrddten Socal-Sp-
tion-9iQ entge9en5utreten. Inter
oen 9eitmmingen Der Molone'iHen
Sill piiroe es icl6it in ntrodenen"
@c5irfen moglih iein, cine S6anfs
licen5 81 erlongen uorousgeiebt, OoB
cine bon minOeitens 81 9ro5ent Der
@16ler elmer Srtihnft linter5eidnete
Giugobe, melHe Die ghisitealmg elmer
S6anflicen3 berlangt, al Ole 5illt1n-
0igen 9e6orOen gemaht miro. Ga.
Ourd lpiiroe Die in Ser OoBnnbnle
Scr 9(ntisSoloon 9eague porgeiebene
9l6itimnnmg, Oh Elm gepiIier Ciltritt
rtroden" gelegt werOen ioll ooer
ni6t illuioriid gematt, Oa Die Gnt-
i6eiolmg, iallS iie in beia6enoem
Slime ausfdat, 5u ieOer 3eit iumge-
l!obeu mer0en founte. lin ole gia
miro iidj Gin beftiger aanpi entipin-
nen ga iie Oie @rlmoieiten Der tenn.
peren5leriiAeu 9lgitoton eridiittert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

TiQa BAT ii6 beute nit Nidnnern
.umgebeL filr Die @ort 9eiebl unO
@eieb it, Sffen miro conitatirt,
OoB fiir Wlerifoner @ioeriprub &C.
gen Oie 9lniidten @iao's nit SIN.
ribtltng gleih6eOeltenO lit. Sin me-
rifouiider 9o6n GouOufteur puroe
ms @eiangniB gerporfen neil er
nit einem BON @iQo 6eitelten 3u9e
5u ipdt eri6ien.
0tSpenie 6eo6 idtigt
9}ogotes, Sonoro, 2S. 6e6r -
Sn 6oloc Ser oiesp0dentlidben aiti-
6ineiiihen &mOge6umOen in Gono-
neo, Sonora, murOen @orfe6rungen
getroifen i'm Gbhlricn ooer mOerc
9luslGnoer, melde Ourh cine @ieOer.
6olnng Der Concentration geid6rOct
iperoen fonnten ii6er Die @ren5e IN
Oie Ser. Stodten 81 bringen.
Soaten peitere ouslGnoerieinOli-
6e &lmOge6ungen porfommen, 10
miirOen, luie ongefiinOigt wurOe, be-
ionOere Gispenie 6e5iigli1 orientoli-
ic9er GinpnnOerung bon 0en Gin.
munOerlmgs 9eonten Der Ser
Stoaten entlong ser @ren5e erloiien
perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
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&eDolutionsgerii1te aus.
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maren in Den lebteu Sogen Die @iicn.
6o6n., Selegropben- iu0 Eelepbon-
@erbinoungen unterbroden moroeu
SGbel0ucII in @oris.
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iden Baron Oiobert Sc Goraiieus
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poroen, Oh ga GoroiieuS nod iotis-
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ten moren General u 9luon mO .
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in %aris gilt.
@ritiides 90nigSpoar
BON Suffragetten
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wem aonig George uno &onigin
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ser 9ll6ert.Soae cinen @oblt61tig-
feits.Gon5ert 6eimobnten, er6o6 iid
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miB6onoeln. 9oli5iiten poren Iofort
CUR &ano lmO 6ro6ten ole Srau ans
Ser @ollc
Suffragetteuplon ber-
eitelt.
Son0o.n 2S. Se6ruor. Gmen
unternebmenOen @lan 6otten Oie
observation-disclosures geiobt, oie
oltf oaS Sous Oes @remierminiiters
9lsquit6 eine 8o55ia pernnitolten
mollten. God bat Die YolBei Oie
Oie @egeno in Ser lebten 3eit itrens
beipodt, Sen Ylop pereiteIt 9Ils ole