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Arizona republican., 1914-05-27

Great Leap played at Webers theatre in New York to capacity. as well as in other large cities
 The management of .he Lion an nounces that "The Great Leap will De played 2 t regular pr.ces. although i, is what is known as big feat iIrr
Arizona republican., 1914-05-27
HIS DAUGHTERS DISAPPEAR
lAssoclArEn PRESS plspArcul

SAN FRANCISCO. May 25-Shan ''hing Shu. Chinese consul general at san Francisco reported to the police tonight the disappearance of his two daughters, Siao Quai. aged fifteen; and Min Lion. aged eight The consul gen
Arizona republican., 1914-05-27

-rai said he SAW both girls safely ill bed at ten o'clock last night and at 6:4J o'clock today theE were gone, with all their clothing He cannot account for their disappearance.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-27

WATCH FOR THE NEW CHASE. Advertisement [,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

9lrt6nr 9oillon BON Srupp 9, ii6er.
na6m oo5 Commando Der gan5en
@arniion
9ln ole omerifaniide Seite ser
@rcH5c gclougte Sic 9io9ridbt, oaB
mcrifauii6c 6reiwiaige mo 9lcfru.
ten sic gau5e g}adt in @lericali &C..
oriQt merOen.
&un0e BON Garron5o.
2on0on, 26. 9(pril. - Gin Sea.
6elgrann bon Gcnlitiano Garron5o,
aus CHIHUAHUA oatirt, in Dem er
aufs Gnergii6ite gegen omerfoni.
i6e S,ubaiion proteItirt, lit, liant ei.
ner GepcidJe an cine @ycbauge Eclc-
grap6eu @eeai6aft 6ei elmer lofa.
len iponiiHen @reiie 2liiociation IN
N}aoriO eingetrofien. Garran5o'sGe.
peibe fiigt 6in5lL 0aB oie @lerifoner
ii6 iamuit uno ionocrS 5uiommeu'
t6um lpiirOen Inn 0ie GinOringlinae
bis 3inu lebten glt6enBuge 3u befdm'
pfan umo ooB bon Oeu 1900 in 0le'
rifo ani1iiigcn Spaniern oiele bercit
icien Seitc oil Seite NIT sen Nleri.
fonern 5u fdmpicn.
1ie Gorran5a 1epeide erDd6nt
MQa In feiner Weile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
aein etrifc.

Sn0tonopoliS, SnO., 70
g(pril. III 91o6 elmer geitcrn peroI'
fentli6ten @cfonntntnhung muroV
Scr gel6luB oes Gomite's Der pllnl'
.tco W3ine @orfcrs Of g(merico" ulil'
rcbt erbolten. 0as beOelltet, Dab
Oie g9eibfoblengrdber WdbrenO Del
9crotbungcn iiber ole ncuen Sobn'
Dcrtragc ibre 9lrbeit, po Dies nllI
moqIih fem miro, nibt unterbre1el'
neroen, mic oies in friiberen SAB
rem ser Sal mar. Ser 9eriAt oes
Gonite's muroe nit S9,524 gegep
52,O7615 Stinmen angenonimelg
olio NIT einerWlebrbeit bon 374471s
Stimmen.
9aS Soliptquortier foroerte ge
fern olle 2ofol.llnionen briefllp
oltf, ibre @eitr1gc 10 iAnea ais mos
lid All @unIten Scr Strifer in so
Iorooo ein5uienoen. Scr 9ricf be-
aei6net oie lebten ltnruben in Oel
@eqenO bon SriniOoo Sols DIAred
libes @erbre6en" lmo bittet Die so
fal- llnionen 9SroteitDeriomnllltngeH
o68uboltcn lino i6re ReprGientantel
i'm GongreB oobon 81 beno6ri@ir
Qcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
Sladltliuac trcffeu Gin.

4o6lenoampier oGpclops~ bringt
iolde ans Gera Gru5 mo Gam.
pico nad @nOeitou,
@olbeton Ger, 26. 9lpril
Tie 9or6ut bon 1000 6liihtigen ans
D9erifo, mcldc bicrber beioroert mer-
Sen, traf bier geitern aui Sem Nia-
rine.ao6leuOompier oGpclops" aus
@era GrlB mo Eampico ino auf
Dem Gompier oGriniOaoian4 aus
Eompico elm Die meiiten bon 0en
Qelteu iino 9(nerifaner Selue wcr.
ocu 1900 6lii6tiac ouf Dem 0ompicr
,Gsperan5a" iowo6l ans Sera Gru3,
ais ans Eampiro erUortet.
@I @aio 3ufln6 sort fiir
bieIe 9lmerifoner.
Gf@oio, Ger 26. 9lpril -9IuS
0oocro traien bier geitern 81 anne.
rifonii6e Nldnner, 6rauen uno aiu.
ser, melAc fliiGtig gcmoroen elm io-
pie ~, pel6e Der Bug III G6i6uabua
alfgcnonnnen bate, rno 0anit III
Scr Staat G6ibuo6ua bon glnerifa.
uern t6atiadGd geraiunt, 9is nti
einige meniae Qeute, pelde 5u bleibeu
aeOentelg miro Der @cIt Der 9(merifa.
ner chihuahua beute nit Dem regr.
l1rcr 3u9e ocrloiicn 6rau 9etber,
sic Satin OcS mueritaniiden Son.
lnlS in @6i6ua6na laugte nit anoe.
rem lSliidtiqcu icbon an 5reitoq
Nbeuo bier an imo olei65eitig trnien
Seldc Elm, wclhe oaS Sol5i9lager-
Sager 81 0}ooero idou Dor bier IA.
gen oerlaiien 6aben.
,Sn gioco, Douglas imo 9logaleS
al Der @ren3c glri5ona's NIT GPerifo
trefien td9lid 6lii6tige 81 Sunocrteu
elm lno per Stout 5onora fonn NIT
gI@na6me iiolirt licgeuoer 9lonAes
uuO Camps, olS qerdinlt 6etrohtei
weroeu.
@eiteru 9litiag iino bier 80 6liidt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

en- Gienit uno Sen Gor5ug Dor oQcu
anoercu Gcpeicbcu sur Geriiiglmo sc
iteut Iicics 9ltgcbot ulfoBt oac
Stationeu Der @eieaidait an Ser at.
lantiiheu uno pacifiiHcn aiiite uno
ale nit Niarconi 9lpparaten ousge
itattete S6iife in oen amerifaniideu
@eudlicrn
n9piruuga" fdbrt beim.
@oi6inQton 2G. 9(pril.-Cer
Gapitdn oes Ganpiers ngpironga~
in Gcra @rt5 bat bon ser Snm6urg.
9(merifo Sinie oen 9hlftrag er6al-
ten, nit Scr fir oie Suerto.9legierlng
beitimmt gelpcienen aricasmnition
nad Som6urg 5uriid5ufe6ren.
3uderpflon3er pom Wl eri.
funernD Derboftet
OMAHA 91e6., 26. 2lpril - g..
". 2e6mcr BON bier, peldcr nod Sen
9eri6teh BON sen i6Oeralen 9e6or,
Sen in 01erifo ocr6aftet uorOen iein
ioQ, lit @igent6itmer elmer fleinen
3uderplontage in Der 9ld6e BON 81
Sulc, t25 0leilen iiiOweitlib BON
@cra GuB. 3ugIei6 lit er General.
Gireftor elmer einem engliihen Son.
iortilm ge60renocn 0roBen &lon.
toge in Ser glad6orihait Ser ieinigen.
&r. 2c6ncr lit 32 Sabre alt unO
iueilte in oeu leBten fiini Sa6ren 5u-
meiit in Mcrifo. Sein 9ruOer, &6i.
lip 2e6mer, iagtc geitern OoB er ieit
einiaer 3eit nidta BON i6m 9e6ort
babe.
Glemcnceou ii6er sic 6ric.
OenSfreun0e.
@oriS, 26. 9(pril. Der oSom.
me 9i6re" ocroffentli6t einen 9lrti-
tel ii6er @lcrifo aus ser 6eOer Geo.
GlcmenceouS, Oes frii6creu @rcmicrS
5raufreihs, ser iid ii6er sic 6ric-
ocnSireunOe llitig uioGt mo iagt,
oieic 6dtteu ii6er6oitpt nidbts get6an,
nicbt cinmol gereoet. Gr id6rt tort:
,@s lit Oies nidt ie6r erniut6igeno
tiir iene 9eute, oenen oie 6rieoens.
9lpoitel oen Goridlag gemodt 6n6en,
i6re 2dnoer olif onOerc g9eile ais nit
Sen @nfien in ser Sano gegen in ibr
@c6ict einioQenOc 3ad6orn 81 Der.
t6eioiaeu. Gieier @eOanfe muB iid
ocu gec6rteu @}erifoncrn auiorongen,
menu lie ic6en miiiien, wie Der irieo.
iertige SuriIien &rGiioent g9ilion
i6re S0uier NIT ieinen @eidoiien 5ll.
ionmcn1aiit, aus Dem ein5igen@rrn-
Sc, peil 0ie i6m dnge6otenc @ntiAul-
0ulng ieiner Snoignotion niht cut
pro6. Sd ioge o6iihtlid Ser ein5ige
@runo, neil &rdiioent @ilion iidtS
BON sen Celieloern erpd6nt, Oie Sic
9hlimerfiomteit omeritouiiber 81.
nan3lclte e6enio ami iic6 gc5ogen 6a.
Sen ipie 6ie fralBoiiideu ao6lenmi-
neu in 9rieD an Der Ocutiben @ren-
Sc itetS Die 0jicr Ser Gcuti@en rel.
SEM
angriffouf Eampico.
@romnsbille, Eer, 26. 9lpril.
- Ser folgenoc 9eriht oes Generals
Go6areao, &e6eQen Gommanoonten
6ei Eompico, an OoS Souptquarticr
ser Gouitihltionaliiteu in @iatomo-
raS, ootirt bonn "a. 9lpril, murOe &c.
Itcrn bier 6efomt geuabt
,Sobc in @rio6rilng oe6raGt OoB
Sic So0erolen in Sampico iortia6-
rem Sic 9lmcrifaner 81 tniultiren.
Sa6e iofort geitern Inn 4 ll6r @ior'
gems meineu Qlngriii mieoer aufge.
nonlHen in0 babe bereits Oen 6rieO.
6of, oen cine itorfc gl6t6eihng Der
SoOerolen pcrt6eioigt botte, einge.
uonuneu. Soiie 9l6cnos 5u triuim.
p6iren"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

DIES mur0e an S6ofcipcorcs 35O.@c
6urtstag in Der @ot5e- lluO SdiQcr
foot @eimar oas goIoeue Su6ildunl
ser 0euti6cn S6ofeipeore @eicll'
i6oft 6egangen Oeren Goriiben0er
DER 8erliner llniDcriitotS &rofeiior
glloDs Brandt lit. Dit elmer set
@oriteaung i'm Softbeoter unO einer
ScItIbung oieies tbotfrdftigitcn Ser
6onOeS fiir OieS6afeipeore-6oriGum
purOe bic 6eier eingelcitet.
Die OiesiG6rigen 9oDreut6cr SET
lpiele mer0en on1 % Suli beginner
uno bis gum 30. 9luguit oouern. 9n'
Ber oen ItdnOigen @o6en oeS set
ipiel6ouies, Dem a@ariiiol, Scr lie'
6enmol rnc Dem o9ling+"Gpflus, 0et
5meimol 3ur @iOergo6e gelaugt, mirO
nod ais 6eion0ere Gar6ieting scr
fliegenOe SoQGnOer~ fiinfmol auige'
iii6rt meroen.
SIN Eraqer San0estDeater DallV
BON aauBler'S nipmp6onii6es Gra'
ma g@efGngniiie", ungeaHtet Der
iproocn, mOromatiiden SanOlun0
in 6oIge Der geiitOoacu@hliit treln9'
litben Griolg.
Cine fiible glufno6me Bat bel ibrer
0cutiden llrauffiibrimg I'M ber5oglp
den E6cater in 9llten6urg Die Sper
Sic Seimot6@ oes Gomponiiten o.
Mopurj geiunoen. Gas Si6retto be-
6anOelt einen isl1noiiGen Stoff I'M
9eQenOcnitpl. Gic 0adif lit geiituoA
mO Ourbweg ipmpbonii6, aber pe'
nig Oramatii9.
6iirit @e0ePs q b 6 ieO bon
StroB6urg.
StroB6urg, 26. 9lpril. - EcF
ieit6eriQe, Stott6alter Der 9iei6Sloa'
Sc, Shirt b. ggeOel, lit aeiteru 9lbenO
nit ieiner @ema6lin no6 Berlin 1D
aereiIt Sein 91n1folger oif oeu
9otiboitcrpoIten, Der ieit6erigc prelf
Bii6e Nlinilter Oes Sunern bon CaI'
mit, miro in Oen nd6iten Sagen bleI
eriportet.
Gem ideioenOen Stott6olter pur'
Sc am lebtcn Gage ieines 9IufentbaF
tes in bieiiger Stoot nod cine 6eioI'
oere G6rung 3u Sbeil Gin Gonllte
oes @emeinoerat6eS moAte Dem Sir
itenpaor BON @eOel ieine g(uimar
tuna unO ii6erreidte cine llrfrnoe
lout lpelder Die ieit6erige Srongerlc'
glaee Sen 93amen Oes iheOenOell
Statt6alters er6dlt. Gie lle6errcp
dung Ser ltrfunOe eriolgtc Ourb 0cI
9iiraermeiIter ShmanOer nit einel
paiienOen glnipradc.
SSn ieincr Grpioeritng betontc OCT
,SiirIt beionOers, OoB er enge NIT oeI
StoOt uno Dem 9onOe peripa1len ge'
wcicu ici unO i6m i4on ans Oielcl'
@runOe oos SdeiOen BON SrrdB
burg lllcDt leldt Iaue
Gic geiommte %relie Der 9lei1S'
IouOe gibt crnenert i6rem 9eNoncr'
ii6er ocn 0iiidtritt Oes Stott6alters'
a6er ou5 Der Sofinung 9Iusorild'
OoB Shirt bon g9eoel audi fernerDIl'
Elm Gert6eiOiger Der Snterelien VI
ioB 9ot6ringens bleiben moge.
66rDcrung Oes 81 cid $ Sc
0anfens.
Berlin 26 9lpril- \ gllf yer
oulaiiitng OeS 9icihsfon5qrs 1T 5nl
! 60rOerung Ocs 9ieidsgeOnntens "
@liuB 9ot6ringen Elm reger Seanl'
tcnoustoui1 8wiiden Oeu lOieidslalr
Oen unO Dem 9iciGe eingeleitet NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
g9ittlucr bcirat6et eioenc Shuiescr'
tOdjter.

q ntprno, Del, 70. Slprll.
Gine ctwa lngepo6nlide So65eit
fono eeitern bier itatt ais DER Der
mittipete 57.iGbriee Soiepb 6. 9to-
binion feline eigeue Shpiegcrto6tcr
Sic 33.iabrioe 99ithpe ieincs COB.
nes, 6rou 9eiiie SO. 9iobinion olnl
glltor fii6rte. Scr niungc" @0emonn
bot ieAs oie uiungc~ 6ral fiini &iu.
ocr.
@dic iiri5 Nnalauo bciorgi g. 0nine, 4i3
Ut Baltimore Sirahe Habc 0nitum Sunie 9lpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
llnter @orlomentdrs.
flagge.


9Sai 1ington 26. 9lpril
9lomirol 5letAer beri6tete geitcrn
ql6eno lpie folgt
.5anlitag, 9ladmitta0s ll6r.
@eitcrn @ormittag Inn 10 llbr legtc
bon @era Grll5 ans Elm eiieu6a6u5ug
ltutcr ser Observation-Disclosures init
$50 Mcrifonern cine Strede BON 10
ailometern bis 3u Der Steae 5uriid,
an pel@er Sic ncrifaniicbe 9a6u I'M.
terbrohen it, troi bort eiuen 3ug
nit etwa 400 glusldnoern BON Oeneu
80 9lmeritaner more1 ino brohtc
lie idmmtlid nod gero Gri5
Ser 2lomiral beridiet ferner, in
ser Sitlotion IN &cra GriB lei feline
glenoering eingetreten uno weitere
eonierenjem welde I'M eaufe oe8
gornlittaqs nit Ben iiaotii6cu Be.
orutan a6ae6oltcu purOen bdttcn su
Ser ger0ffentlit6ung elmer @roflamo.
il0ll gclllOtl, lOelDc w S''lD"l lllllB
ianintli6er 9cwo6uer Der Staot ou-
oronet
Il. g. W2ailin @cra Grh6
@oi6inotom 26. 9Gpril. Ger
General 4oitnciiter 9urlelon pat
cine glacut6ur oer Ger. StaaterBolt
III 0ero Gru5 crrihtct rn0 $. Wf
oen Silperintcnoenten pes
@iicn6a6nOicnites, 5lm @oitagentell
Der Ser. Stooten na1 Der 9eItinis
mune OeS @oragrapben 4O2t oes re-
oioirten @eiebes ernannt Sr. 9ios
6inion fpurOc teIegrap6iid onaepie
len, ioiort BON g}ep Orleans nah
@alpciton a6gtreiicn uno iid) ani
ocm eriten iiiowdrtS a6ia9rcn0cu
9diiic nad6 @ern Gru5 cif5uidiitcn
Sic Niorcoui g8ireleB So. BAT scr
amerifauiihen &egierlnig i6ren irci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
aaroiuul 0'GOuncll nadJ Oiom-

Bottom NloI, 26. 9(pril.
aorOinol S'Gonnea, pcIcbcr geitcrp
no6 9iom gum opoitoIiiden 9eine
obeereiit it, bat bor ieiner 9lbrellc
5wei 9riefe an oeu 9r6iioenteu gSll
ion ltno an 0en @ouberneur &allQ
obgeIunot in weIben er erfldrt, ieine
glreiie lei oie 6oIge bon &ereinba'
rllngen, 0ie Dor Dem 9lusbruh oer
merifoniibcn &riic getroffen WoroeH
ieien; er iei aber bereit, mif ieOe'
9uf 10 raid mic moeli9 5arild 81
fontmen menn ieine 9ienite er'
miini1t lein iollten.
gl6onncntcsb bic ben .Scuti6cn GDt'
rcipOnocntcn" uidlt pinftlidJ OOcr nnre,
gclm1iiig cr6altcn, ino gCbCtCu, Ocr ~
flee oauOn per SclCpbUn uocr ihriftli~
NlittDcilnng 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
Gnergiidlc Wlahreeelu.


Sn @ero Gru5 ioaen iie gegeu meri.
fauii1c 54orii9iieen SIR PM
penomg fommcu Garbenoe
Olerifoner iinoen iid eirL inn
ron 9lmerifoueru 9Ia6rmgSmit'
tel 3l erIangeu. @}aiieu6aite
@eriidrtlnoeu intenuegS.
&ero Gru1 26. 9lpril. Gie
oraitiidliicii NlaBno6men ioaen gegcu
ieue merifanii6eu Sdariidii6en in
9lmpcnoiua gebradjt werDen welhc
wabreuo Der 9}a6t i6re 2lnihldge
periiben. Die cin3elnen Gommanoan.
ten 6abcu geitern in elmer gemein'
idaitlic6eu Goniercn5 ald Oieie
2a6tanariife 6eiproden uno iino ill
Dem 9eiultat aefommeu 0aB nur oic
i6Griiten N}aBnabmen idnea mo
griinoli6 9eneour icbofieu weroen-
Cberlilieltenant z. q. Sane 1T
nit einem COMMANDO unO 3mei gSai.
ier.6ua3eugeu nod oeu 8 0leiler
fhiBouiiudrts bel 9eiera geIegenell
itdotiideng8aiiermerfen 6eoroert NOR
Ocn, oo Die g9ancr3uiubr abgeidnit'
ten mor0en lit, @s fitrircu Die @e.
riic6tc, ouB oie 6ooeroliitcn periudt
1abcn, sic Gulupmerfe 81 0emolirel.
Sic 6ieiige @aiierperiorgung ieoodI
aeniiat allen 9lnioroerlmgeit mo es
beite6t mr. meuig @eia6r DAB oos
g9aiier pcrltreinigt merOeu fonnte.
Gs lit nibt mlsgei6loHeu Oab Die
Nlorinc.6la5eugc anioidaiteroiculi
perri9tcn mo Dem 3uge Der bic
Srnppei uad ibrcm 9eItirnuumgsori
bringt, porais iliegen peroei
Sine Selopatroilile iii aeitern
5mei N1cilen lnnoeinWdrts maribiri
ua0 bat pcriudjt, clue nad Der Staot
Nlerifo iiibrcnoe Ielegrapbenlinie 81
repariren Ter Streiipacbe begeg-
ncten Sunoertc bon Nlerifanern, Die
meilcmpcit bergcfonmen mareu. Sic
trugcn aorbe Bel iid itnO crparteten,
BON Den 9lmeritauern 9lobrlngSmit'
tel 81 erbolien. llud IN Der Staot
battc iid oas @eriiht oerbreitet oaB
S;o ,ntorifottifd,n,t gpageb,ntnStfttnncli
Scoen ipeiieu miirOen Der iih elm
itcQc, uno 6alo mar oas militdriidle
@onptquartier bon Sunoerten bella
cert.
gln 9oro oc5 S6lahiibiiicrS
u9Riiiiiiippi.~ oas geiiern NIT GOO
SeeioIoatcn ans @eniacoIa eintrai
iino orei @aiier.6o6r5cuge an9e.
Ian0t
llnter GorlQmentGrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

g8oj6iugton 26 9lpril.- @ie
0as Staots Departement aeliern
befonnt mad1tc. lit 0en 9lmeritouern
in ser @eacno bon Gtooo gorfirio
Iio3 bonn @cncrQl @uoiaroo BON Der
glrmee ser Gonititltioualiiicn idlcres
o5elcit 5uaeia9t lporOelL ipo es lino
dlon arrangements fiir oie 9eioroe-
umq ser 9eute geiroiien luoroen.
Gem Iepartement lit icruer mitgc.
i6cilt nor0rn sic 0ltglicoer elmer
buciidlcll aolonie 5i @uaunins on
Ser meiilidei aiiiic luimidtcu orint
acuo oos 2oao 5ii Derlaiiea o6gleib
fir iie feuc Scfa6r Uorlicat
Irugprltperitdrft.
6alerico. sal, 26. 9lpru.
g,rh sic qlufnnit BON 80 @lanl
0er @iiitei glrtiQeric nit orei orei.
s6aioeu 5eid6iieen untcr Gapiton 6
Ks. Silton ms oes trupps 8 pes y.
aopallcrie 9legmeuts nuier eopt
yomcs %. Sarboro lpuoc bic 1tarle
SET 6ier iiatiouirten amerifonilden
ruppen auf 500 Nlonu init 3mcl
Ieloaeidiibcr cr6o6t Gapt Sar
boro, pelder raugdltcr IL ais Capt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27


SSn Der G6einitaot GiiiielOorf milB-
te, mic bon bort geneIoet miro, Oas
Sto5IluftiUiff n@ee6~ Elm Sup Oes
Sdiitte Son5 SDitemS, pegcn
@clOmangels ser @eieQi6oit I'M 0f.
fentliden @eriteigerlingsOerfo6ren
perfauft meroen.
gteue @tnofotbef gebt in
Staotsbeiib iiber.
gSie ans 0}iinden 6eri6tet piro,
bot a0nig 9uOwig Ser Critic ieine
@ene6niigung Oajn ert6eilt, oaB Die
9teue 9inafot6ef aus Dem 9eiib ser
9rone in Sen Oes Staotcs ii6erge6t.
@en0orm pom Gin6re6ern
eri1oiien.
Gin Spfer ieines 9eriiS lit in2uO.
migs6aien in ser @fol3 ser @enonrm
aiBllng geporoen Der Si6er6eitS.
mdHter perfolgte einen Gin6reder.
Ndt einem @laIe manOte iid Der.
6lii6tling gegen ieinen GerfoIger
imo ao6 auf Oieieu me6rere S6iiiie
o6. aiBluug blie6 aui Der STEELE
toOt.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
CHA99ED B0DY
 KEPT FOUR UEa85

Fairbanks, May 27-The remains of William Wimbish, the colornd man murdered five years ago. will 0e taken from the vault in the o.- flee of tho United States marshall where it has been held for four yeqrs, and will be buried by the government in the local cemetery.
 The remains were charred and burned, and were the evidence against John Cooper, who is now serving a life sentence at Lcavcu- worth for the murder. They were kept here for four years because the law allows an appeal from the district court in murder cases to be taken at any time within that period and therefore the remains were held here until the four years eNplIed, which they will tomorrow. and the remains will he buried at once.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
. SCIENTIFIC
 BOXING MATCH

A scientific sparring exhibition, between Earl Drummond, of the Multnomah club of Portland, Oregon, and Young Sharkey, of Milwaukee, Wis, will come of tomorrow night at 5:15 o'clock at the Popular Pic ture Palace "moYies' under the auspices of the management of that popular place of amusement. The contest will be referred by Jack Eckhart. Admission price has been placed at soc, which will include admittance to the regular picture show.
 Arrangements have been made with the principals in tomorrow nights match to go over to White horse on May 9Oth and give an ex- h,bitioQ there on the evening of tIat day under the auspices of the Sports committee of the celebration.
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The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27

Fred Grecuougb died November -e, last, aJ the camp near Tazlina lake after an illness of 20 days and at tie time ol his death he and his partner were almost out of provisions. First waiting to protect rAe body of his dead partner from aaiuals, Lightenberg then started ror rhe coast, which he reached after 8 trip lasting 23 days. Fac jug blizzard after blizzard, exhaust ed, alar.y frozen and almost starv- cd to death, he staggered along, finally reaching the camp of some miners in the Shoup bay section, where he was taken in and cared Valdez Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
STRAWBERRIES BLOOMING IN
 PROPULSION AT LITUYA BAY

Douglas, May 27-"Baseball" Kelly who recently made a trip in command of the Favorite to Lituya 8~y with a party of prosDectors, has returned to Douglas and says that the country around the bay is Eae9iu up is record as the princip- al G}ace in Alaska where wild strawberries mature in the spring. The Japan current keeps the coast warm there at all seasons of the year and each spring the straw berr:e plants blossom as early as in many parts o' the Pacific coast states.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
MINING MAN
 PASSES AWAY

James Mclaughlin. a pioneer miner of GoIdueId, who was brought to Reno last Thursday for medical ...r.. died yesterday at 8 local hos n... Irer au illness of several weeks. lie had lived in the camp since is early days and was well known throughout the southern part o- the state. Thomas F. Heuehau .ho IS commissioner of mines of .oLg..do and @ halt-broJber of the -a.-.-aa. is here and will take charge ot the funeral arrangements.
 Mclaughlin was native of Penn sg..ua. but had spent many years o. His life in Colorado, where he #as - member of the Victor lodge Q. E.s- He was +& years of age. The la0a..s are ar the undertaking ..--ors os Groesleek * O'Brjeu. bug ..- be removed 10 the st. Then. Aaauas church, from which ....a tho .aae-al will be held a, two ....r.E -o-nrrow.- Reno Even ing Gazette. May 18th.
 Nr Mclaughlin was well known - Alaska, having visited his hsa...r. F. F. Mclaughlin in Skag- way six years ago. remolng several
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
MAKE HARD TRIR
 BURY DEAD MAN

Charles lIcCallum and Max Light eaberg returned last week from a trip to tte headwaterS of the Tazliua. where they went to re- corer the body of Fred Greenough aud bring it to Valdez or to give the remains burial at the place where he died. The two men went oyer the route taken by Green ongh and Lightenberg on the trip tley made into that country last nl. crossing the Shoup glacier, ascending the high divides which separate the Tazlina glacier from tho shoup glacier and then cross ing Gt to the foot, continuing three mil,= below to where the last tamD of Grecuough was found
 Investigation showed that the precautions taken by Lgbtenberg to prevent wild animals from mol astiug the body had been success rl and still buried under brush and logs in the snow the body was recovered and buried on a bluff overlooking the Tazlina river and luke and marked with a rude cross, upon which were cut the uame- of tie dead man and his age and the date of his death.
 No effort was made to bring the body to the coast, as the conditions cn the glacier were bad, some of the crevasses having opened and rle SHOW was soft. It required five days to make the trip in but com nr out the two mushers waited for a crust and pushed across in IS 15urs from the camp on the Tazlina to the camp on Shoup glacier.
 Upon the return of the two men to town they were presented with a purse made up during their ab- seuce by business men, who wish aa to deiray the expense of the oertt, and contribute something towards the hard work done by the two miners.
 Tn. watch and nugget chain found on the body of GreeuOugh was brought to town and turned over to U. s. Commissioner George Love-
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
HOONAH TEACHERS TO
 ASSIST AT FLCIiWAN

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dansforth, who are teachers of the government schools at HOonah, left on the Geor- sia for Haines, from which place they will go to the native Indian town of IIukwan in the Chilcat river valley. They will spend the summer in Klukwan and vicinity assisting MT. and Mrs. F. R. Shaver, who are teachers in the government sciIesls of that place, in teaching the Chilcats the art of farming and 5s1cE raising.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
FOR IONS
poGG INTO BISHOPS LAP

J-.IoJ States Marsha. Harry A. BishoD h.s been flooded with let rers from applicants Gor rhc yari- ous a-pa.g marsau.aa.us, and for inc position u. guard a- Oaa various Jal.s t.gou..orl tue First division. Each mail from .la north or south has brought to Marshal Bishop more or Ua communications asking .or aup.n.wa.. There are'a half dozen applicants log .ae deputy maraMlsh.D a. Uataes. the same number for Inc job at sEagway, and the sane might be said of the other towns in .ae division.
 The marshal has answered that -or inc uac.ca. ro changes will be mat-.-Jm.au Dispatch.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
would start the progressive cam paigu in Pittsburgh on the 3Oth.

Washington, D. C., May 27-Pres- ident Wilson and Colonel Roose- welt had a half hours talk last night, but nothing of a political nature was discussed. Later, be- fore the national geographical so- ciety, Col Roosevelt stated emphat- ically that he had discovered a river thousand miles long during his South American expedition, and challenged all the photographers in the world to disprove him.
 In a formal statement at pro- gressive headquarters here today Colonel Roosevelt said that when the time arrived he would be found taking his part in the coming cam- raign.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-05-27
SAYS ROOSEVELT
 IS GOING 10 RUN

Atlanta, Ga, May 27-yice-Prcs- tdent Marshall, in a speech at 8 college celebration here today, stated it as his firm belief that Colonel Roosevelt would again run for the presidency of the United States at the next election.