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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
BUSINESS MEN
viii! Be Received Next Week
Also by the President at the
White House.
tsy Asaes,arse esEss,

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July IL
President Wilson WI lcontinue next
week the conferences with business
men. begun when he talked with j.
T. Morgan, Henry Ford and delega-
ton from the Chicago Chamber of
Commerce. A group of men of
large interests from Kansas City is
to be received at the White House
probably Wednesday. They asked to
talk with the president on business
conditions and trust legislation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11

On Peace Warrants Are Paul Burr
and Wladislaw Woloszin. I

Paul Burr and wladislaw wolos-
Yin, of Grasselh, were lodged in the
county jail by Deputy sSheriffs Laco
Wolfe and Robert McClung TINS
morning on peace warrants sworn
out by Joseph Stroka, also of Grassel-
Ii. The men will be given hearing
before Justice w. e. Starcher Mon
day or Tuesday. The, trouble, which
caused Stroka to have the warrants
issued, is not known, but 1t said that
the two men threatened him repeat
eddy. Hst M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
GOES TO POISON
To Stay until Order is Restored
among the Mutinous Con-
viCts Therein.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Commis-
sioner of Corrections Katherine b.
Davis today decided that she would
live among the prisoners on Black
wells island until order was restored.
She accordingly moved her office tenn
porarily to the island. After a con-
ference with Warden Hayes, the COM
missioner made a tour around the
Prison and arranged to send 700. OF
the prisoners back to work. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
HANGED
Is a Negro at the State Penitentiary
for Murder of Wife.

With calmness and self-control
that surprised even his spiritual adj
visers, Silas Jones. the negro wife
murderer from Cabell county, expi-
ated his crime upon the -gallows at
the state penitentiary at Moundsville
last evening. The drop occurred at
one minute after 5 o'clock and ex-
actly ten minutes and thirty seconds
later his heart had ceased to beat,
and he was pronounced dead by the
prison physician.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
BURIAL AT BUCKHASNoN.

The body of Marion Hughes, aged
six months, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Hughes. OF Northview, which
died late Friday afternoon after an
illness OF cholera infantum, will be
taken to Buckhannon Sunday morning
and the funeral servi .es and burial
will be he'd there Sunday afternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
HuRLEY sURpRIsED.

The people of Pride African Meth
.odist Episcopal church led by the
Women's Mite Missionary Society OF
the church. gave the pastor quite an
but much appreciated call
at the parsonage Friday night. After
singing, addresses and most hearty
greetings they departed, leaving
quite a supply of groceries and other
necessities of life. and also a hand
some Offering in cash.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
jailed FOR AssAULTING WOMAN

/: Samuel Marsho, an Italian Of Luz
cas- Mine addition, is prisoner in
the county Jail awaiting hearing
before Justice jackson v. Carter on
a charge OF assaulting Miss Mary
Owt. The charges. were made by
Samuel Owt, a brother OF Miss Mary
owt Marsho was arrested by Special
Constable Robert Noon Friday even
ing. He will be given a hearing the
first of the week. !. .si -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
VIOLENT ATTACK
Is Made on the Chief Secretary
for ireland by a Male Mil
liant Suffragist.
az A,soelH.so .asss,

BRISTOL, Eng. July ia vio-
lent attack was made today on Aug
Justine Birrell, chief secretary for Ire.
land, by a male suffragist, who rushed
at the statesman Immediately on his
descent from the train here. The
assailant hurled heavy bundle of
papers in Mr.. Birrell's face at the
came time shouting You cur, you
torturer Of women" The man was
arrested.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
LICENSE TAX
On SaIoonists in France AboI.
ished by Vote of the Cham
Der Of Deputies.
M AseocIATrp ,REaF,

PARIS, July lin an effort to
discourage drunkenness in France the
chamber of deputies today voted
abolition of the license tax on saloon
keepers except in regard to distilled
liquors. 1t has been found by the au-
thorities that the tax has had ten
dency to restrict the sale of the more
wholesome wines, beers and elders in
favor Of spirits.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
STOMACH TROUBLE Fatal.

Charley vickrent. Jr.. aged nine
weeks, son Of Nj. and Mrs. Charley
vikrent. Of the Tin Plate addition,
died at o'clock this morning after
a few days illness Of stomach trouble.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the
church Of the Holy Rosary and the
burial will be in the Holy Cross Gem
etery. ;.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
q z a " ~ u = &. y
Real
Estate
If you want a home or va
can't lot it will be to your in
terest to see our list.
MILFORD STREET

7-room house finished throughout
In oak with cabinet mantels and best
electric and gas fixtures money can
puy. Large lot fronting 40 feet on
Milford street (paved) and extending
back to street in rear. A rare bar
gain for one wanting a good home
at the right price. II interested call
on US.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
ASKS FOR ExTEssicN.'


WASHINGTON. D. C., July IL
Congressman Nicely has applied to
the postofice department for an ex-
tension of rural No. i, out of Captina.
the extension to be for one mile in
order to accommodate thirty-four
persons. ",
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
Married in Mashineton.

~ rtBPEelAL TO THE TELEoRAN1 -
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July IL
Haywood T. Murphy and Cora Bart
less. both of Martinsburg, came to
Washington. obtained a marriage IL
cense and were married by the Rev.
H. Schroeder.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11

Radium water to be used as a
medicinal beverage has been intro
duced in HOLLAND. ~
You may easily complete your list
of gifts" by reading today's store
ads in the Daily Telegram.
telegram s5te6 ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
RATES REDUCED.

.tsrkssoe,s, ID ,ssss, Ia IS
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, July IL
An order reducing express rates in
Missouri twenty-one per cent was IS,
sued today by the Missouri. Public
Service Commission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
.AUToNIoBILEs COLLIDE.

z A Lozieri car o,1ned and driven by
George Bell and a car owned by
Joseph Jay collided on Mechanic
street Friday evening. Both cars
were damaged but the Bell car was
damaged the worst.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
REINDEER FARM.

COPENHAGEN. July ia rein
deer farm. stocked with 400 deer
from the north Of Norway, has been
established by asfarmer near yiborgl
in Jutland, to be exploited for meat
and hides. The herd Seems to be-
prospecting in Its new environment.S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
0()SST
Yourself by Reading the Prohi.
bition Amendment Law
Be Independent.

Get copy of the Prohibition
Amendment Law and read it for
yourself. do not be dependent upon
others for your information, have 1t
as 1t is. Pocket size. extra quality
PAPER, neatly and durably bound.
Price 1Sc. Call or address A. F
Combs, at the Daily Telegram ONCE.
Advertisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11

vancouyer's population is estimated
by the new 1914 city directory at 207,-
1888. aConsul General Mansfield COM
pares this with 100000 in 1912, 10000
in 1904, and $4,000 in 1902.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11

If there are three houses for rent
in Clarksburg. anyone of which
would suit you, at least two of them
will be advertised in the Telegram
classified columns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
MARRIAGE IICENsE.

A marriage license has been issued
to olan ]. Dean and Dollie Lac Nut
ter, = Z. Is. !. (,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
HoRNoR AVENUE

Corner lot, next to Seventh street.
close in and a good purchase at
$1,000
one-third cash. one. two and three
years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-11
IHIGHLANDPARK

A we'll built, well finished seven
room house on lot 52x120 feet, alley
In rear and on side. This is a SPLEEN
did BUY and home well worth the
PRICE $1,000
On terms. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
= 4 4 Il y y
It'll T5 I)ON'S WILL

.ast win, rs he nad an idea ihaC this
might hasten bis death To-day.
when returning from wall; he had
suddenly been taken III, and only II
few hours after he had taken 20 hls
rcd be- died.
tAli is lost" sighed Carmencita.
And it Is all my fault. | have been
stupid not to force him TO make his
will long ago. Now his nephews will
swooD down on this place like Cock
Of vulturcS and will throw me out OF
here rs if were servant or
NANCY dog. Then | shall have to 60
back 10 my old miserable life. BUT,
no. VIII never do It! Never! THIS
fortune and this estate belong to me,
and | am going TO keep them"
Tears of rage filed her eyes. Grad.
ually. however. she grew more calm,
and an idea came INTO her head She
got up. blew out the candles. threw q
mantilla over her back curls and left
the room
"Juana," she said. to her chamber.
maid. Il ain going out for little
while. Don't let any one disturb Don
Rafael on any account. He was feel
Ing very badly. but he is asleep now"
Tho whole village seemed to be
cz-,...-s. On,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

',d .mond and orange orchards. She
made 4 living by cmbroiderng won.
def!ul things with her needle. secret.
~ e0vious of The rich senoritas. many
oi whom were less beautiful than her
sells. whose cartridges passed her door
and WHO seemrd to have nothing rs
tnnk ot but how to enjoy life.
ambitious as she was she refused
io hstcn 10 the words OF love OF tho
many handsome young sritors who
sought her company and VINO sere-
uadcd every night below her window.
She WAS waiting for Il rich and noble
man, aud Ill last he came in the per.
son oi Don Rafael. IN old Adventures
known all over the country for his
numerous love affairs. Hc met Car
mcncita, was captivated by he:
beauty. and She played her band so
clcvcry that two months later they
were married. a, the bottom oil her
heart she hoped that the old man
would not live very long and that
When She had inherited his estate she
might marry some handsome young
man of noble Firth
Eu, Don Rafael who was very su.
perstitious, always put off making his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

nearly up. Write: !, Don Rafael
uei oou-Martluu. ueus .,DvuL ~ uIa
aud be4ua " pclIc.us sane iuluu w.
ec~'"41 .n.st - oc.uyed
WIG, oeno.3 Iul.AcA>t-" uei o.n.
MARITIME. nau vi al possess. rns
other hair TO 20 TO Vincente Onorio.
whom nave Always considered my
roai brother---"
The notary, who himself was sur.
pgised at This declaration. which cor.
soborated OLD gossip in the village.
found nothing strange III the exclama.
tion which escaped from Carmencita's
lips when she saw herself robbed Of
haif her husbands estate py al Old
orange peddIcr He stammered few
indistnct words and lett the house.
You scoundrcl. you thief" roared
Cagmcncita. you have robbed me"
The chance WAS too good TO De
missed" said onorio. getting out OF
the bed.
But hadn't promised you"-----
II don't take much stock in prom
.scs,' said Onorio Besides. don't
sec that you have any reaScn to com.
plain Have not acted Ike true
hIdaleo? Nothing could have pre-
vented me from taking everytnins.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22

asleep. Ii was bright moonlight. and
behind the white houses the outlines
OF the distant slcrras were plainly
visible. The church bell struck tho
hour.
Carmehcitu walked quickly through
the main street towards the woods.
light was shining from the win.
dows OF the inn where the soldiero
We're playing dice. After while she
caught sight OF q miserable ram
shackle cottage In which single
light was still burning.
She opened the door. crossed the
threshold, aud went inside. where she
found very old man sitting on q
chair packing oranges into boxes.
"Onorio!"
The old man raised his eyes.
by the Virgin! 1t is the beautiful
Carmcncita. the necdlcworkcr! What
may l do for you. beautiful Senora2"
"Do you want to make bag OF
dourost"
The old man grinned and stared Of
her.
Answer me! There is very little
time"
What IS 1t you wantf"
"T'n foil vow that On .',n Wv
-, 49, o.. Cn~no,a, rrr~. rfrit,yo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-22
By John Ru11y0n

.&.lic
But must se4 ihese ORANGES
ready for the market tomorrow"
81 Will give you two bags or
douros."
THE devil himself could not resist
your temptations. Sonora. Let lie
get my Cloak and Will go with you.
II Is cold nights now"
Onorio threw his cloak over his
shoulders and followed Carmcncita
10 her house, where they got into
Don Rafaels bedroom without hav.
ing been seen by anybody.
Carmcncita lit the candies III TIC
chandeliers and Onorio caught sight
OF the wnxen face of the dead man in
the alcove bed.
Don Rafael! Dead" he gasped.
poor fellow. he was no older than I
am"
In tho meantime Carmenclta com.
pared the features Of the dead man
md the living man..
yes" she murmured. "the resem.
blance Is striking"
"He! ho!" grinned Onorio. Every.
body In Aragon once knew that my
mother Arnbela---"
81 know" Carmencita interrupted
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Snffraoetten-@ -@cgncr-

Gbtcaqo, SSQ., A. 6eDl"'a} a}ep,
6rou 9[rt6ur 30. Dodge p0ll N,
Oorf, @rGiiocntin Ser p9fatlol'''7 '7ui.
location Oppoico 10 gSonIel's s.;t,ng
frogc", mcl6c 5peds %orp.p',,etroi
ibrer Goupagnetour bier el.'sf .l,i nit.
len it, miQ cs periuben ole lur ,u.r.oniir,
tclwcItlibcn Staotcn Ssls'V' uno
NlinneIoto, Soma, 9}ebraSIa bic
@}iiiouri 5luu Sample ae9r,, .i,ircll.
,Sralierrcdtlerinncn 5t or9a'" BET
,Srou 0oOQc rciIt in 9eglclll''gS,, 'gS,,lcill
5cfrctdrin Der @cicaidaft 0[nonulcll
Nlinnie 9rouion- Aiebei9en Ocn
rperoen in %ernmntllln9cH ,#%.fc6r
fiinf 5tauten llnO auf i5rer n.i"''nati,
naA Dem Often oliA i'm ell'''
Obio, @ortrdge baltelAf .ac id
,,@on scr Gage IN 3ainol9 .Diicn lui
mid Olir6ous nibt.oibeclllll" oas
.iogtc 1Srau 0oogc. sd erloal' Ocs
llrt6ciI ocs Supreme-@erlalSS' lSS',,ienc
StoateS iiber Oos iiingIt Del"''g gas
@eieb iiber Srouenitinimrcql' ',,,alas.
@eieb miro pieaeiht ais ocrlu'
wiOrig bc5ci1net mcroen.~ ser.
SSn einem Seitfaa lpegcll u1' u"11,,,oiicr
ioiilngsmG6igfeit res '' l'' oic
5rouenitinuretbt- -@cicbes 1ap'' 5e.
9(npGlte 6eutc Dor Dem Slpre"SS SS,lai'
riut III Springfield, Sa4 lQrV
OoDers por9etra0cn..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Scfanntcr G6icagucr Scntifcr &C.
ItUr6en.

G6ico0o, ST. A. 6e6ruur.
9lod lougen idperen 9eioen lit So6n
9omde, Der @rdiioent. oes Scrren.
@ereins Ocs 1euti1en 9Ilten6eims
bier, bonn Go0e nbbcrllicn iuor0cn.
Die 6eiagte glnitalt uerlierf in ibm
einen ibrer @onptforoerer, ser i6r
ieit Sobren eiuen 6etrdAtliHqu E1eil
leiner 3cit wi0nete, uno nit g(uibie-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

2onOon, "A. 6e6r l;sIrc.
Sonulcl N}ontogl Der Sta'lps'lnlacr
tar fiir SnOicn lit ais yfaunoll's ;
G6orles lSreO @urnep O}ale,',tes
gum Sinon5iefretdr ocs Sd)as'm mirO
ernonut worOen. N}atcrnlaH dtrc.
cntiprcAeno Dem aus Dem 3lll'''n nolI
ten oeS General @ouDeruellls9 9,4ote,
Siio 9lfrifa, Discount VluD To,iy
cutitauOcuem aubinetsped1lel ' mer.
fer oes Scr5ogs bon 2oncalier Sv
ben. Der Soften zines 6inan5 e.
fretdrs Oes S6oeomtes wirO o'ui'atriitt ~
ne lle6ergongsiteae Dor Oenl SS,'nrtd'
iu'S &o5inet be5eicbnet. 9r' |,ont6'
gu lit Der 5weite So6n SorO Wv za'
liuq's, Dem Soupt Scr @aufflrll'us so0.
mucl @lontogu ii. So. @r IT 90 Oic
re alt unO bat 6ereits frlI0r. r.',tdrs
SteQe zines YorlomentS Se.' Ses
OeS Eretnier ;, Wliniiters lll'O
S6abomts aon5lcrs 6cfleioef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

lung ieiner oan5en &rdff ~ I'M
@o6l i6rcr Synterciicn eiptrai. r., ' Fl.
Sabre 1855 in Satono ais SSDn j. ,,ae
mes EiiGlers gc6oren trat Mp'I ""tic,
io6alO cr Oie S6ule uerlalle" ods
in Oos @ciddft ieincs gaterS el,' naa nd
CT ousgelcrnt bate, man0eria = ,oiort
glmerifo aus uno wonOte lla lY ,,4cr.
nod G6icoQo, no cr ieitOcnl ll'll.''i !. zine
broden onidilig mar. 9Sadoell' .6ritci i
3eit lang ais @ouiAreiner gu" , ms
6otte, mo6te er ii6 iel6Itliallu'So uSol6cr
murOe Characterization als @son,lt.
er 0onf ieiner griinOliden 6qp Tie
niiie 6eOeuten0e Grfolge erile,l' az.
bod er BON icincn 6a6gen0'le"s ooB
ibdBt wuroc, eriiebt man Oa'u; .u;;Oentcll
cr mc1rcrc W}olc 5um l1l,@9'rSSlI
ser Builders gliiociqtioli '' alltcr.
murOe. Ga er Osm Teltlpe'' tacdelI
6eim iiets reges N$nterflle V@'g iS,I vor
acbrudt 6otte, bsrief moil .leq["orinat Y"
etpa If So6ren III Oas ';;nriden
ser 9(nitolt, rm0 sic r995. r99r5''g' gS'attcu
Gieuite, wclcbe erd0iesdeIliiett t.,,, ann
sur 6olge, OoB er por Z Sap.ss ac.
BrdiiOentcu ocs Serrcnuerel''sSi sis III
mo6t murOe, wel9es 9lnlt e 'o,oriter.
icinem Eooc inne 6otte. Per + iiini
6cne 6intcrlGBt eiuc 9Sittlpe N'''
erlpohiene &iu0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

z dwerer z 6oOenon Der
aiilte pom 9t + oOc $50
lamb.
9SroDiOence, u. S. IA. 6e6r.
Ger StlrnL melder Don S6nee-
fall begleitet mar, Derllrio1ie ent-
lang ser &iiite Oieies Stoates idwe-
rem SdaOcn. Cine auBergeuo6nlicb
liorfe 6lut6, welde pom g@iuO ge-
peiti6t muroe, 5erit0rte piel Strano-
eigent6im. Gie Stranonouer 5u
Guo6o6ntaug wurOe meggeiGwenlmt
unO Die Cottages mlrOen mtern1i-
nirt. PIN 9iorragaulett-Yier rur-
0en bonn Sturm piele S1aufeniter
5ertrilnnert.
81 9lemport mar sic 6lut6 oie
groBte felt pieIen Sa6ren, ieOod wur-
&c peniG SHaOen angeridtet.
otomuc" pcrloren.
@oi6ington, IA. 6e6r. Der
S1leppoampfer .Eotolnac" bonn
W}arine-0 0epnrtement, welAer i'm
Golf Don Ct 2omrence 5pii6en @iS-
mniien einge3wiingt lit, miro ma6r-
iAeinli6 perlorei ieilL Ieine 9eio-
Bung lit ober, elmer pom 9efebIsba-
Der OeS 9ootes al Oas SSlotten-Ce-
partencnt geionOten 9oticbnit 5ufol-
&c, auBer @efaGr. Gas sis lit ne
ben Dem S6iii 20 6uB bod ouige-
ibiirmt.
Con %eOrp ,. geiunfen.
95orfolf, 3d., "A. 6e6r.-@om
e3ollfutter .Guonougu~ miro dllf
0ra6tloieni @e9e bcri6tet, oaB oie
Barge 0on EeOro 3" in Der 9td6e
Ser @iniabrt 81 oeu Girginia GopeS
pG6reuo ocs Shtrmes in ser lebten
9loAt lultergegangen lit, lleber Sen
9Serblei6 Der 9eioBimg Oes SAiffeS
lit nihis befdnnt. GaS lultergegan-
gene Boot ge60rte nab 9S6iIaOelpbin,i
wfrOe a6er in 1878 in Baltimore ge-
buiit.
llnmcngen pom EreibeiS
9eiiAtet.
$ nlifar. 9}. e., A. 6ebr.
Ger Captain oes 6ritiiAen GampferS
u9orO 9lntrim~, melder oen bieii9eh
Sofen onliei lml &oblen ein5ltneb-
men Onmit er ieinc 6a6rt no6 @6i-
laOelp6ia pollenOen fam berihtet.
OoB er oitIi9 BON 9}elliunOlanOIrei6-
els auf cine GiItan3 BON iibcr 200
@tcilcn iidttetc
q eun Yerionen crtrllnfcn.
Y en- comb on st., IA. 6e6r.~-
IS miro 6efiirbtet, OoB neun &erio-
ncn, iiinf Mdnner mo bier 1Srouen
Durcb Oas Sheitcrn pon bier ao6len-
Rorgeu w05reuo OeS bcitigen Sdnee-
iturmes i'm 9ong Ssluno-SiuO, in|
Der 9ldbe bon bier inn's 2e6en fu-
men. Ger SGleppoompfer rSaln-
tation" fe6rte bierber 3uriid, nnd-
Dem er bergcbens no6 oen @orqcn
geiuAt 6atte. Gle 9argen murcnI
Gi8entbum Der @lcGaiierD-Sinic.
9 en- Observation-Disclosures.
gtorfolf, So. IA. 6ebr. -3lpci
S5conoompfer cntgingen mG6reno
OeS NrfanS III ser 9tG6e ser GopeS
nit fnopper 9Iot6 Dem Geroer6cn.
Ser britiibe Gompfer ,&ot6orine
%arf" nit elmer 9eioBung bon SO
Olann itrnnOetc mdbrenO oeSSd)nee-
lturnles ipdt gcitern 9l6enO 6ei'm@er-
lu6e, in Die G6eiapeofe Sai ein3ufu6-
rem 9us lic6 Ser g9ino Ore6te, mur-
De ser 9ampfer mieoer flott unOfom
inter eigenem 0ampf 6ierber, nm
aoblen ein5lIne6men. Gr 6efin0et
lid allf Der 6a6rt BON 9lep Orleans
nab San6iirg.
Sin an0erer, un6efonrter SSradt- |
0dmpfer itronOcte no6e Sap S5cnrp, |
uuroe ober m06renO ser 9iod)t luie-
Der flott mO iiIbr, ofienbor iin6eiAd-
oi1t peiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
Gltmente rnttr0slt
son uttN %crOcrbCM
OMr0 Sturm.
Sin 9eftigcs @rSbcben in
S.mebcc.

Sin beftigcS GSrObc6cn IN
S.mebcC.
@icIc S6iiie gerat6cn Our@ Oen
Sdneeihlrm in 93ot6. @leb-
rcre tleinere 6a6r5eu9e untergc-
ganaeu Gic @lonnid6afteu
Oaricl6en rmgefommen oOer Oer.
miBt - Ger @erfebr in monden
@eoenoen ourd itarfcu Sduec-
iall untcr6ro6en.
g9Qi6ington "A. 6e6rudr.
lleber 0en norO0itlihen 5G6eibdl0as
Souoes fegte beute Der euiteS groBc
Shirm Oieies So6res, Der in9mdn4
den @egenOen einen 9iitSurb9 G9nIi.
den Gbarafter omo6m. ttSr 9uiner
gali3en &eibe bon StGoteu purOp ser
Giien- unO StroBen6o6nOerfe6r lul=
tcr6rodeu bnId9B lotiqI
Pin Ser iii0liben 9}euengfunO-Giiite
wiit6cte Elm fir Oic S9iffnb4 9e.
fd6rIider Srfon Bon Gap Senrp,
90, aus in noroli6cr Ridtiin6 fra
fen 5pbIreicbe 9eribte ii6tSASt9ifie
cin, mel6e iic9 in 0}ot6 befdH6ep9 4
Ger Sturm entpidelte ifb dftI5rei-
tag 9}oAnittag an Der @e6tJlol&iiiic'
unO 6ewcgtc iib raid in iorotiher
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5eiGucn inn S6io C6ol, Der lnteren
Sec 9iegion Oen Aiittel- unO Sin
otlartiiden Stoatcn unO I'M iiiOIi-
dteu 9}eu-gnqlanO.
Su Cincinnati iiel 81 3oQ tiefcr
Sbnee un0 scr StraBcn6obnpcrfe6r
muBte sum GGeil cingeiteQt IperOen.
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6eitc N}orgen pur0c in ser gnn5en
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Don .9iirgern ans Dem SAlof Sn me-
deu 9lus 9eDis 9aie, ct. &aul ltnO
2'Sslet trofen e6cufaas 9}ocbrihten
iiber Elm Gr0be6en Elm, &ein Sda-
Sen miro beridtet,
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@ilmington. 9&. g., IA. Sc
bruor Ger SAooner n&lmarod
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oung 6ol5 rad 9lem Dorf abhlbr,
lef beltte in Southport inter eigc-
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9lnfer uno Gette perloren bate
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colo6lo, fubr ebenfalls naA South
port uegen Oes itiirnniihen @ctters
uro lief i'm innereii 0aien mlt mo-
rauf bic Shraube beibdOigt lunrOe |
Sci q cw 2on0on au'f9e-
laufen.
9tcw 9onOom st, "A. 6e6r.
Gic SAooner uOshuooOS" Don
9}emport, 81. s. mo g9nlen SIR
ueD" BON 9tew Dorf, licfen wd6reho |
oes bcllti9en Shirmes aui wuroen
ober ipdtcr pieOcr flott gema6t Ger
Sdaoen founte n6t feitgeiieIlt wer-
Den.
% els be0cdt ein0etrof.
len.
9tem Yort IA. Iebr. W2it
bier Sagen Seripdtlmg lmO nit sis
6eOedt truf 6eute 9lbeno' Der frun5o-
iiiAe Ganpicr yGbicago" bomSaore
bier Elm. Bon 9eginn bis Gnoe Scr
9iciic bate ser 1ampier nit idpe-
rcn Stllrmei 81 fdmpien mo iluBte
Salifhr, 9f E., anlaufen Inn ieinen
9o9leuoorrot6 5l crneu-
prlt-
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NbOnncntca, bic ocu uGcutldjcn
GOrrcIpOnccntcn" nidIt piinftlidj uOcr
nurrgclmdfie crBalten, iinO ge6ctcn,
Der Ciiicc onu5n per EclcpJDn Oocr
iNrifilid Wiittgrilano 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15

Raiic sur 9iciic inS glnsInn6 6ciurgt
6. 9ininc, 9ir. 4i3, Dit Baltimore STR,
nnbc GniiOm punic glDr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-15
1Fiir uuo lOiOfr.
TrrDiaiSunS fit OIbm=
pii6e spislc.
Ofcut Hcbntfc i'm Scmt=
itjcm @cibstna.

So5aliilen neaen 9ltna6me Ser Dor.
gpitluaenen $4,000 I'M Budget.
,5run5oiiider Gampicr v9|ia.
CARA" III gcfdGrIicber situutiou.
llnterbunohngen sur g8ieOer-
llqrllcauua Der norOatlantiiden
SdiiiaIrtssGouiercu5 in gongc.