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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

90 no bic 8obnen i'm eisenen @ar.
ten pnGIen. pFliidt man iolde, ME iie
gum GinmoAsn paHen. IhneiOe bic
Ielben fein uno lang, permiIhe iie
nit neniaem Sol5 unO riibre iie 10
Ianqe loie our6einanoer, Bis Der Saft
iicb 5ei9t Damn bride man Oieielben
in Elm SAB uno beI9pere Iie nit Sin
Ieqer uno Gspibt. Sino 8obnen 3um
GinmoGeu toieoer beranqepo6len
fuae nan Tie ouF glsiGe @eiis gu oen
friiherrn uro fahrs fort. 6iS bic gum
Ginmo9en beIlimmten 8oGneu 3uiom.
men iino. Damn bringe man rei8lih
@ofer in einem groBen AeKel gum
Ro6en, filt einsn &orb CUR 6Glfte
nit ben eiu9emodIen 8obnen. ieBt i'm
in 6os Iiart iobenOe MaHer, ldBt lie
ebeH our9tohen uno lest iie gum Qlb-
tiibIeu IN ben GeIlsr ouf 9ro6e Slider
0urb DaS glbfiibIen an Der 2uft per
lieren bic 9obnen lire CRIME Gorbe
Dorauf oride man oieieIbcn nit pe,
nigem GaI3 in oas Sob unO OsrIebe
iolAes nit Gua. gI0ttern, Ginleser
uno @epidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
9 rom beeroeIee

Man eibt bic reifen geercn in eiue
&aReroIe, iebt oieIelbe in cine gr0Bere
nit tohsn0em MoTer uuO ldbt lie
Sipeieinbal6 Stunoen lunoInm iie.
ben. Doun felt man elm Sieb iiber
cine S8uHel, leet ein Slid TlanelI
binein. eibt bic 9eiodten 8eersn in oas
Sieb uno lGBt oIlsn Soft ourdlau<
fen; fir jeoes Pint Soft piegt man
Elm pfunb 3udsr ob. Den Suft ldBt
man big CUR S1lfte persoden. gibt
bann ben 3uder binau, to8t beiOes 5us
iommen nod einige Wlinuten. bis Oos
@else in sroBen 5loden pom 20ffeI
fIieBt, porauf man oas @eIee in tIeine
Giumo6aIdIer flint, iie feit 5umudi
uno peeiie[lt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Ter Gnfcl. @d6reuo od
Der 9iibue cine 6eiabrse Sdugeriu
cine Sric portrdgt 6riAt i'm &arfeit
Gin jiN9cr Monn ploblih in fr1mpi
bates SGlud5en aus. Sin 0ane6en
iiseNoer @err erflmoigt lih ibeilneb
memo nud Dem @nuo ia.uer itarfen
Grgriiicu6cit NSit Ger @coanfe
niht riibrco. uii Der SiltslmQ
lnter Sbriueh vooB Gem @elouQc
oieicr iel6cn Came idlpu meiu &oter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
@irfnen 9ndsr

w1an rs9net ouf elm pfuno iiiBe,
f9por5e, ousgelteinte RtrI4en orei'
biertel pfunO 3uder, Der gut eeIdutert
uno gum 6aoen geiobt piro. Damn
legt man bic &irihsu Elm unb ldbt iie
unter fleiBieem 9tbT6dumen ssbn W4i.
nuten to9sn. Mon bebt iie olsoann
nit Dem S6oumI0ffel herous, todt
ben @aft mob Elm. gieBt i'm iber bic
&iri6en. lGBt fe ii6er No6t iteben
uno to4t fie ben folgenben Sag iUies
Der Sebn Winuten lang, I'm iic, ipcun
erfoltst, in @Idiern auf5ubepabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Sir 9auS llnO
&Id)e.

GporoeIeinaumo6 a den.

p" . " - ~ " ~ ."
Mun iudt m0oIicbi ltarten, friI9
seitOdenen Sporgsl aus, puBt OenieI>
ben, fdneiOet Jpn gu sIei4er 9dnge
un6 iteut ibu re6t bidt in 9ii6ieu,
Itreut sinen SssIOffeI po1 Sola Dorii.
Der, eieBt ole 9ii9fsn Dou tohenoes
MaRer, perIOtet ie uno ldBt iie lang.
fam einunoeinbaIb Stunoen in lieoen.
Dem MoHer to9eu. Wenn Der SsKeI
pom 5euer senommen 1T. miiiien bic
8idleu nod flint Minuten i'm WoHcr
iteben blsiben. ebe man oieIeIbcn pe'
rdusnimmt uno obirodnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

frelfenoc &onorar uidt IN neine
&o6mng 5titellen 5ll laiien ionoetu
5u perlonibcr (l6lollnQ fir mid bc
reit 5u legcn. @raebenit @uitahius
ylieuc0et. SHriitiieller,
@e ihdftstii htia. nGaS
aoihtm foltet eigentlih t50 Nlari.
cher i,9 6ob'S iiir i25 betommenl~
4Gie 6iuno Otto Sb0ue uerlallii
air oaNelbe iiir 100 allari Sa
ober Sic ldBt nihiS obl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
Das Grbe.
efisse uun esun Sasobiubn.

Dor einigcn Sobren battle Sordce
feline 5abrtt bertouFt uno lebte ols
Suneeeiene Suriidesoosen in ieiner
NiIln am WannIee. 6in unb pieoer
ober 5Og es ibn nit touIenO 6doen uns
ter Wleniden. Damn fubr er no9
Berlin unb mari iid nit offensn 9lrs
men in ben Subel unb Srubel ser IGrs
menbsn @roBFoot. Seine bielen
syreunbe Iiebten oen rei4en, freiqebis
gen Wlnnn. Sie iannten feline Gigens
orten unb ipunoerten ii9 ni9t, tpenn
er zines Q[benos fpieoer perI9punDeu
mar unb po4enIong nibts BON iich
b0rsn IisB.
9ornce ltuno in Teinem SdIaf5im-
mer Dor Dem Spieeel unb beoba9tete
Iein @eiibt. lIno es iiberral4te ibu
bic bitterc Grfenntnis, OoB er gu oIs
tern beeann. @ono pl0bli9. Die bies
len glunSeln ouf Teincr boben Stirn,
bos motte Qeudten Ieiner tiefbIouen
Qlusen, bic peiBeu Soore in ieinem
@dnurrbdrt, iein ihperer Song unO
bic wliibisfeit Ieiner GjIieoer.
Gr onhte an oen Sob. llnO ipie
ain tleines Rin0 Itampfte er 5ornis nit
benz TuBe auf ben 8oben.
pMO5u babe i'd mid nun gequdlt2"
murrte er. vQBo5u bns @oIb oufgea
bGuftg Sir fremoe Menihen, oomit
lie no9 meinem 5obe mem @eI6 pers
proFengI Worum fnnb i9 nidt
bos Meib, rad benz i9 mid lebnts,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Sin Steinbouer nuf Dem 2onoe
Iollte eiren @robHein nit Der Snihrift
dnfertieen: mGine tigenobafte 5rau 1T
cine Rrone fir ibreu @atten." Da
Der Stein tlein mar unO Der Wleiiter
germ bic @rabi6rift unpsrtiir5t angus
bringen pinihte. 10 Iebte er: n@ine
tueenObofte 5rau 1T 85 pfa. fir ibreu
Gjotten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
2lu Oit 9eutidJtn.
CsOm GliIabetb wSeIA.

~@@%~~@@@%~~@~@@@~@~~@%%@@
Bon Munb au MunOe uno BON 2auo
gu QonOe
@rfdou bic 8Otihaft, OoB elm RrieO
entbrannte,
@ie ieiner nod erIduttert bieie
Welt.
llnb jenss @ort. mir tiinoens beut'
nit 9eben:
Gs tann Der Bette ni9t i'm Jrieben Ir=
ben,
Denn es Dem Nadbur ni9t eefdnt.
Sin Sdi[Ier fpro9's, ben jsnes 2oub
uns i9entte,
Drouf tiidiI9 IGngft Der 80lter gciS
ii4 ientte
Dos oI5u germ eeFUIgt oeS Jriebens
Spur.
Dos md9t'gs 2anb, bas 2ono Der
GeiitesrieIsn,
Sn alien 3onen fouienbfoh espries
len,
QIIs Stdtte Der polenoetIten aultur.
Nuu bulbet f9per uno blutet es ouFs
Neus,
9ertpeil bem Grelno es 1frewg ges
pGbrt bic Sreue;
Mir ober Ieioen nit ibm in Der
5ern,
Sb feline 6eIoen aud i'm &f 1i9
ninben,
Die @r0Be 0euti9Ionbs, ntmmer miro
iie f9Dinben,
Denn feit Dertrou'n mir ieinem 9uten
GternI
Sn teiner Sesle iinO iuobI gauS psrs
fluneen
Die 2iebsr, Die bic Wluttsr uus geIun-
gen.
9ie SpriiHIein, Die lie beten uns ges
Iebrt;
Der Suoeno SpieIe uno Der SGn3c
Reieen,
sic bIieben in Der TremOe unIer
@ieen,
Sb S6dbe biel au9 jene unS be-
i4eert.
Nun seist @ub ipiiroig bieIer boben
Sitter
limb bIeibt ou9 bier oes @oterlunbes
Siiier,
Sbr DeutIGe, bic pom S9labtfelbe
trennt 0as Meer!
SaBt nicbt umionIt nit 5er5 unb
M(uno Sud- bitten,
gu fHiiBen, mas Elm 9ismard uas err
itritter,
llnb iteIlt benz 6einoe mutig Sud 5ur
Mebr!
@sbt Guer SGerfIein freubig obue
3oeen
llno gucrn 9riiOern miro es Triibte
traeen,
OeHn pellpleuos III elnes TrIeges
pein.
sic aieb'n oos Sdpert ous Sobeier
niht unO No4e,
sic Freitsn frob fir bic gerehte
GoHe
llno unIeres &uiiers Sunb 1T I9uIo-
los rein.
mit Soft gum @ies! Sbr Mdnner
oenn bon gifen!
llnb m0gs Grieoe boun bic 20iuns
beiBen,
60 lang bic SOnns itrobIt am GIN.
melsbpm
llno Die ou9 briiiten iidb bic tpeII8en
Rnoben,
sic t0nneu uno iie folIen ibu nidt
baben,
Den freien, oeutfd1eu, DielgeIiebteu
@trom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Observation-Disclosures OicniBeit in
oeu 9lubeitouor G6ei (no6 ser llbr
ic6euo) uNieiu Sic6er Sbre llbr
ae6t a6er iiber iiiui @linuten Oorl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Gle beit6tiQte Ne0el
@oter nCu bit Griter in Der Shule
aeworOen2~ Sobu: uSa, ino Der
9ebrer fiuoet, ooB ih iebr begobt bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
@6nibel.

Du tonnit ni9t NIT elmer 9nno
tIoti4sn.
Gin suies 8iIOnis muB fOrperIid6
eri4sineH.
Der grObeitc 9siis, Dsnu mon itd9
ieIbit 9eb0rt.
Dos Gjepono bes @beins fDmmt
ME aus Der WloOe.
Mon@es Bib bsfommt crit !
SeeIe, mems gefirniBt tpiro.
Cine ton5entrierts Ro9IoIal0Iung
esfriert erit bei - 21,5 GeIiius.
Sc einfo6er Elm MOtib, OeRO I9pie.
riser, moIeriI9 es 5n eri9cpfen.
Gin Salient, oas gu friib bemerlt
wiro, seRt INNER gu friib 5ugrunbe.
go munber i4reit, onmit man
CLAUDE. er babe cine eigene Meinung.
pie Grou, bic Inn zines Seimes
ipinen heirotet. 5obIt cine teure Waiete.
pie DrOFsl 1T pObl Der einSige
0oeel, Der fein &ududsei i'm geIt buls
bet.
&almidinnen ergGn5en Feh-
Ieu0es Soor in ibrer 5riiur burh
RoBbuar.
Der eroBe Sumor bot ni9t rur
Mut, IOnocru oud S9permut aur
@OrausIeBung-
Die @6reibfpciIen ein5eIner inbi.
I6er Dialette umfahen 800 Bis 1000
S4rift8ei8en.
Aluminium bat f9 i'm 2uuFe
Der 3eit bon SIS bas 3ilo ouf 80
Senls perolulgl.
Die Trau besebrt olIes, mas bic
Wldnner bsiiBen, S4nurrbort unb
@loBe ous9enommen.
Sin 9eil 2aben5pm lam etpo 40,-
900 Seile WlilheipeiB (RaIein) IN
tur5er 3eit umIeBen.
@feIe @ebonten Tn0 @eifenbId-
fen: cine !ur3e 3eit MIR boIier iie oie
Spannung aus, oann pIoBen Iie.
@1s qarotIst itsbt @ostbc bO1er
ols Sboteipeare, neil er piel ipeniecr
befongen in Den Diugeu 1T oIs bisier.
. ie 9iomontmine Dor SiiosNfriid,
ob9leiG6 fie MIR 1877 Meter Duu8meIier
an Der SbsrflGde bate. mar in 5000
Sloims seteilt.
Die biinlfte Soite elmer Ronaert-
sit6er (6O 3entimeter) 6rou9t 5ur
ueberipinnung einen Drabt non unee-
fGbr Is Wleter 2dnge.
Die er0Bten Gifenbobntunnels fins
osn li9 ale in europa; Der IGuefe
oorunter III rer SimplontunneI, Der
DOlle 5ipan5ig Silometer miBt.
pie einfubr BON 3isurstten nub
Gbino 1T unous9eiebt i'm 3unebmen.
obslei9 bic 9ineiiIhen 9obotFabriten
ieBt TeIbit immer mebr ouf ben Wlortt
bringen.
gDeun Der fron50Ti9e gbompoe-
ncr teurer miro. perOen mir eben tdli.
Fornil6en als toliforniIden uno obne
bic fron5OiiIbe 9oripiescIimg trinten
miiKen.
Sn Georgia purbe Gin Monn ees
lp0bIt. bcr lcbon sebu Sabre tot 1T.
MobrfHeinih boben ale sic Soften. I
ole duf Der Wdqletlllle leDeH, Iut lgH ,
geitimmt.
Die 3srft0rung oes @olomoniIden
SempelS our9 Nebutobne3or uno bic
oes fpdtsren turd Situs esItbob merta
piirbioeripeiie an ielben Sage. 15.
SuIi (58 s. b. uno 70. n. Gbr.)
Gin ols aleptogropb beidnnter.
BON einem Stoliener erfunoener Die-
besolarm ent5iinoct elm 8libliHt uno
photographer ouf Der Stslls ben Giu-
bringing in bem Baum. porin Der
Qlpparat ii9 befinoet.
Die meiIten MenI9en oerI4psn'
ocn mebr 3eit in Der 9tnorOnung ibrer
Soilette, ols in benz ipeit pidtigeren
8eItreben bic U2einunqen, BON 0euen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

@eri4tsDulISieber (im 3immer llms
i9ou balteno): mHihts ols Meinflos
Iden! Oos febt ia troifIos ausI"
S4uIoner; nSo, ia - leiosr ale
Issr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

er bal aub aciaat' sd fenne Gel.
ucn @ater; oas 6cmeiit mir pieoer
einmaL ooB oaS SQlent INNER cine
Generation iiberipringtl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Ges Gienites ll6r Sitter
9eamtcr Gum Gbei ms aontor tire.
teno): DSh m0hte MIDI Derobibie-
oen, Serr 9aotb. Sd trete Jest nab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

EDcoric un0 9rnriS
,Se6r aeebrtc &coatiioa ageine
bon &bnen anganoruncnc Nrtitel
Serie og9ie uerirboIie iA nir por
Nrou nuo SWpic1eruuticr &cipeit2"
bite iA lei }ib0uid meoer NIT Aa.
m2n noM nit slomcnsbiilrc 5n telms
5cibuen lpie id ali berindc oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

mO @roBnoter in ibrer &liaeno sc
Iontt 6abcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

@eniger @elegenbeit. ipeniesr
Sruntsnbeit. Sn GneIanb sing Oie
3obl Der MirtI9uften BON 103,841 I'M
Sabre 1895 Bis gum Sabre 1911 ouf
81 ,247 Suriid. Die Mtrtung Seigte
Ii9 unter onberem 6orin. OaB itb bic
@erbaFtuneen ipeeen Srunfenbeit in
oieiem 3eitroum bon 207,171 auf
172,150 berrineert baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Sn Gcorqia purbs elm Monn ee.
pGbIt. Der Icbon 5ebn Sabre tot III.
Mobrfheinlih bobsn ale sic Soften.
bic ouf Der DdbIsrIiite iieben, fir ibu
eeitimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Denn Der fron50FThe Gbompos-
ncr tsursr miro, tperOen mir eben falls
Fornii9en nls toliforniTdsn uno obne
bic fron50iiT6e 9orlpicseiIns trinten
miiKen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Die 3erItDrung oes @olomoniIcben
9empels bur9 Hebutoone5nr uno bic
oes fpdteren turd Situs eeI4db merts
piirbieeripeiie om ielben Sage. 10.
SuIi (58 S. b. unb 70. n. G6r.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

&eifenii 1T fir ben gnsldnber cine
Qtrt TunttiOn, uno 10 hl8t er iiberoIl
Gneldnb pieoer 81 finOen; fir ben
Tron3oIen 1T bos ReiIen cine einfd4e
3erItrsuung, uno 70 fu9t er In Der
Sremoe li4 bon 6runtrei9 frei gu
ma9en.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
five HUERTA FOL-
LOWERS EXECUTED
General Fuentes and Four Minor Of
fcers Executed on Night
of Dec. 9.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 10
General Fuentes, an old Huerta fol
lower, whose son is the husband OF
one of Huerta's daughters, was exc
cuted in Mexico City with four min
or officers on the night of Dec 8, &C
cording to a report yesterday from
Consul Silliman. The acts for which
these officers paid a penalty with
their lives, were not disclosed in
Mr.. Silliman's dispatch.
Secretary Bryan yesterday in
structed Consul Silliman to seek
clemency for all prisoners arrested
on political charges and to ask for
them safe conduct out of the coun-
try.
The Spanish ambassador was in
formed by the state department yes
terday that Julian Zorolla, the
Spaniard threatened with execution
at Tampico, as a Villa supporter,
had been released as a result of rep
resentations by the United States.
Two other Spaniards arrested on the
same charge were put to death sew
eral days ago.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

Rings for babies at Teed & Teed's.
dtf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
APPROVE COT.
TON fund PLAN
Southerners Agree on $135, 900, 900
Loan at Capital.
Expect to Garry Over Much Cotton
Until Next Year.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-The
$l35, 100000 cotton loan fund plan
to finance the surplus cotton crop
was approved unanimously last
night by representatives of commit
tees which are to aid in handling
the fund in the southern states.
After an all day conference with
the cotton loan committee, which
has final supervision of the fund,
committees pledged themselves to
give their best efforts to the success
full operation of the fund.
The conference ended last night
and most of the state committeeman
left for the south to begin active
work in putting the fund into the
hands of cotton producers.
Although no definite information
was forthcoming at the conference
or how much cash actually will be
drawn from the fund to carry the
surplus cotton crop, estimates
ranged from $10,0O0,000 to $780,
100000 and members of the cotton
loan committee were confident that
hundreds of applications for loans
would be in before Jan. L.
1t was the opinion of most OF
those present that between 4,000,-
600 and 100000 bales of cotton
must be carried over until next
year.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
KILLS BOY IN
PLAY With GUN
Arnen Loris Shot by Fred Wilkin
son in Home on East Four
teenth Street.
HAD BEEN CLEANING WEAPON
Tragedy Follows Playful Pointing
of Guns at Each Other in
Room.

Des Moines, Dec. 15.--Arnell Lor
is, 10 years of age, was shot ant
killed yesterday afternoon about
2:45 by Fred Wilkinson, aged %
at the formers home at South East
Fourteenth street and Greenwood
drive.
The shooting was an accident, &C.
cording to Wilkinson and Roy
Schmikey, a 11-year-old boy, who
was in the room when the gun was
fred
Both lads had been cleaning shot
guns. After completing this work,
Wilkinson fixed a place on the stock
of his gun. During that operation
Loris pointed his gun at the older
boy and pulled the trigger. Wilkin.
son, according to his story told the
police officers who went to the home,
repeated the action with his own
gun. He pulled both triggers, and a
shell which had been left in the gun
exploded, hitting Loris in the left
eye. The shot tore the eye out and
bore large hole in the back of the
head.
The wound caused instant death,
and before the city ambulance
reached the scene of the accident
the body had become rigid.
Wilkinson's father was near the
house but did not reach the scene
until after two women who had
heard the shot. Young Wilkinson
was very much agitated over the &C
cioent, but told a Straightforward
story Of how it happened.
Coroner James Lee was notified
and began an investigation into the
causes Of the lads death which he !,
expects to complete today. The body |
OF Arnell Loris was taken to Selover |
& knights undertaking rooms and |
is held there subject to the coroner's
orders. Wilkinson was not held.
Loris lived with his mother and
stepfather, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Dodge.
Holiday goods at leeds. dtf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
EXPLOSION KILLS
SEVEN PERSONS
Eight Others Badly Hurt in Accident
at Cleveland.

Cleveland, O., Dec. 15.-Three
bodies have been recovered and
eight persons are seriously injured
and a dozen missing as the result of
an explosion last night in a west side
apartment house.
Seven dead, eight badly hurt, was
the statement made by the police
soon after the explosion, which was
said to have been caused by natural
gas in a Photographic dark room.
The apartment building was wreck
ed.
Holiday goods at iced & Teed's.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
RUSSIANS BEATEN
IN WEST CAL|C|A
Vienna Claims Southern Wing OF
Western Army Is In Full
Retreat.
SERB CLAIMS ARE MAGNIFIED.
Moving Of Enemy Necessitates Re
arrangement" of Balkan Army,
It Is Explained.

Berlin, (By Wireless to London)
Dec. 15.-The official press bureau
yesterday gave out the following Of
fetal communication from army
headquarters at Vienna:
''In the fighting in western Ga
licia the southern wing of the west
ern army was defeated on Dec. IL
end forced to retreat. Pursuit of
the Russians has commenced. All at
tacks elsewhere along the battle
front have broken down as previous
ly.
Our forces which advanced across
the Carpathians are now energetic
ally continuing the pursuit of the
enemy and there is constant fight
ing. Newy Sandec was occupied on
Dec. II. We also reentered Grybow,
Gorlice and Zmigrad, Galicia.
''The Zemplin district is now COM
pletely clear of the enemy. Our
troops are now in control of the
passes in the mountains and the line
formed by the valley of the river
suczawa.
There was no fighting in south
ern Poland yesterday.
North of Lowicz our allies are
successfully continuing their attack
on the strongly fortified positions Of
the Russians.
THE moving of strong hostile for
tes in the south necessitated the re-
of our Balkan army
and the withdrawal of our right
wing. This simple proceeding has
been represented as a decided Ser
Wan success Servian reports of our
losses are UNNECESSARILY exaggerat-
ed"
Rings for babies at Teed & Teed's.
dtf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
AVIATOR DROP
BOMBS INTO C|T\
One Missile Damages House and An.
other Falls Among Crowd in
Park.

Berlin, (via London), Dec. 10
The Zeitung Am Mittag publishes a
dispatch yesterday saying that hos
tile aviators flew over the city OF
Freiburg, in the grand duchy OF
Baden, at 3 p. m. of Dec. Is, throw
ing bombs from their machines.
One bomb hit house and did con-
siderable damage. Two others fell
in Columbia park among crowd OF
promenaders, and two girls were in
jured.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
Heavy Snowfall in New York.

Rochester, N. Y, Dec. 15.-The
storm that swept western New York
Sunday night and yesterday deposit
ed more than a foot of snow. Coun-
try roads are blocked and traffic on
steam and suburban trolley roads is
delayed. The storm was accompan-
led by a sharp drop in temperature.
Perfumes, any size or kind, at
Teed's. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
WILSON TO START
OFF EXPOSITION
President Will Push Electric Signal
Button at 3 O'Clock New
Years Morning.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 15.-To
push an electric button giving a
signal for opening the San Diego,
Cal, exposition on the beginning of
the new year, President Wilson will
be awakened before o'clock New
Years morning. He will push the
button at midnight, Pacific coast
time, which is 8 a. m. here.
Travelling sets for ladies or gen.
tlemen at Teed's. dtf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
Enemy After Dresden.

Buenos Aires, Dec. 15.-The min
lister of marine has been informed
that two British warships have en-
tered the straits of Magellan in pur-
suit of the German cruiser Dresden,
which has taken refuge at Punta
Arenas
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

Silver manicure sets at iced &
Teed's. dtf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-07
SOON TO BEGIN
ON NEW PLANT
NO TIME WILL BE LOST IN
STARTING WORK CNRIG GRE
OSOTE PLANT.

Work on Brunswick's big creosoting
plant, the organization CT which is now
Icing completed in Louisville, will
star. within the course II lew
weeks, ,.ccording to info. ina on re,
ceived in tie city yesterday.
j. b. Wilson, who is interested in
the plant, and who Is the practical
man behind the new enterprise, is
new in the east, where he is placing
orders for various material to be used,
while Mr.. Cook, the moving spirit In
the organization of the company, has
reached Louisville and, together with
other associates, is perfecting the or
sanization of the company. AS has
been previously stated, for obvious
reasons the company will be charter
ed under the laws Of Kentucky and
1t is expected that the organization
will be complete within the next week
or ten days. I
Mr. Wilson expects to return to
Brunswick as soon as he completes
all arrangements in the east and he
will then make this city his home.
Necessary surveys of the site were
made by him while in the city last
week, and he will take active charge
of the work upon his return to the
city.
1t Is the purpose Of this company
to get actively at work on the build
ings, etc, as early as possible and
no time Is to be lost. The company
viii at once place orders for all ne
cessary machinery, etc, which will be
delivered here for installation by the
time the buildings are completed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-04-07
NAMES COMMITTEE
TO MAKE INTEREST
IN THE NATIONAL DRAINAGE
CONGRESS SOON TO BE HELD
IN SAVANNAH.

/ Five Georgians have been appoint
led by President Edmund T. Perkins OF
the National Drainage Congress to
serve as a special committee to secure
ia strong delegation from this state
| TO the fourth annual meeting of the
congress in Savannah, April 22-25.
The committee is composed of Gov.
John NJ. Slaton, State Senator George
w. Deem of Waycross, Dr. William F.
| Drummer, Mayor r. J. Davant and
Col. A. r. Lawton. DR.. Drummer is
a member of the section of the CON
gress on malaria eradication. Mayor
Davant and Col. Lawton are members
OF the general educational committee
of the congress.
! In sending out notice of the appoint
ment Of this committee President Per-
kins directs attention to the fact that
| Georgia has vital interest in the
success of the Drainage Congress. In
addition to the many rivers of the
state there is the great Okefeenoke
| swamp, he says.
The total area of Georgia swamp
lands is shown by the government sta
tistics to be 100000 acres, he saws
! II these were reclaimed and converted
into farms not only would there result
a great improvement in public health,
but the states crops would increase
in value at least $50,000.0OO' a year.
Nothing else, he says, could benefit
the state more than the reclamation
of these lands, which result will fol-
low the successful efforts of the Ma
tional Drainage Congress.