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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
CHARLES ". FURlONG TO
WRITE OF THE ROUNDUP
FOR EAST OREGONIAN

Charles Wellington Furlong (,
' r. r. @. :. and noted author 4
and traveller. will be contrib 4
uting member of the East Ore 4
gonian staff during the Round 4
' up. Mr.. Furlong will write a 4
y story each day setting forth his 4
Impressions Of the show He IL 4
, qualified to write upon the sub I
' Ject for he has watched the 4
' cowboy and his work In many 4
lands. His experience has not Z
been limited 10 this country nor =
Y To attendance at the Roundup z
last year. He has been in AZ q
' rica, South America. Australia. Z
: and most every place where men .
' ride horses. Those who heard .
MS lecture last evening on Ar .
gentina and Patagonia will ap- .
' preciate the truth Of this state .
, ment O
Last year Mr. Furlong covered .
the Roundup for the Worlds .
' Work and his article was gener. .
y ally considered the best story .
' OF the Roundup ever written. .
This year he Is here represent y
7 ing Harper's Weekly and out .
: ing, two OF the big magazines .
, OF the east. The East Oregon. y
, ian feels fortunate In securing .
, Mr.. Furlon's services and knows y
, that readers Of the paper will y
, appreciate his work y
II would be- a splendid idea to .
. have the Round up issues Of y
the East Oregonian mailed a. y
your friends or rela;!yes. The y
, series for the three days may .
be had, wrapped. addressed and y
, mailed for rs cents. y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
HAPPY CANYON TO
Open TONIGHT AND
BIG TINE ASSURED

Tonight sees Happy Canyon open.
The replica OF the early towns Of
the frontier is ready for the crowd
and IL promises them something
unique in the line OF entertainment
All Pendleton and her visitors are an
ucipating the opening OF the town
with an eagerness that Is all but
impatience. So much enthusiasm, in
deed. has been aroused over Pendle-
toms novel evening show that the
town. large as It is, will probably be
taxed to accommodate all Of the vis-
itors
The program. which will las; an
hour. will commence promptly at s
o'clock and II will be hummer
Judging from the rehearsal held last
evening Nobody but the committee
knows just what the stunts are going
TO be but 1t has leaked out that there
CONTINUED on page eig,stl
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
GERMAN GENERALs KIJrrp

BERLIN, Sept, 23-(via The
liague)--In today's casulty list pub
lishcd here appears the names of
Generals Won Trotha, Won Arbou and
Won Wrochcm, as killed In action and
Generals Won Williscn and Won Kuc-
hnc as wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
MORE THAN 1OOCOWBOYS AND
C0WG|RLS ENTER FOR ROUNDUP

4l-Halter Carter. Pendleton, Ore,
42-Orville Adams, Baker. Ore.
i3-Isaac Williams, Pendleton, Ore.
44-Lucian Williams. Gibbon, Ore.
45--Zibe Morris, Union. Ore.
46-F. H. stephens. Pendleton. Ore
40. I. Sanders. Pendleton, Ore.
4S-oliye Osborn, Pendleton, Ore.
4s-skeeter Bill Robbins. chey-
enne.
5o-Everett Wilson. Boyd. Ore.
51--Glenn Fairchild, Grass Valley
Ore.
Continued on page five.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
500. 600 for Heard RaIm

SEATTLE. Sept. 2s-AlIeging
breach of promise. Mrs. Annette Lo-
der sued Albert Hansen. a wealthy
jeweler. for 100000 1t is the high
est value ever placed on a broken
heart in Seattle. Hansen says she is
an adventures.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
JAPANESE LOSE HEAyILY.

PEkIN, Sept. 23.-Heavy japanese
losses as the result of an explosion of
German mines about Kiao Chau was
reported on authority of Chinese Of
ficials on the Shang coast. One entire
Japanese Battalion was said TO have
been destroyed,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

ments were being rushed to the kali
ser from Belgium. military experts
said that nothing could save his forces
from being encircled and forced to
retreat.
The German wing was outnumber-
ed by the allies two to one, Il was
said
The war office announced that the
French and British had more than q
million men in the field with half .
million more being held in reserve.
PARIS. Sept Decentralization of
reports that the allies partly have
turned the German right wing on the
! Aisne was received from the Bor-
deaux war office.
BY violent fighting along the bank
of the Oisne. 1t was stated, the allies
left accomplished an advance of more
than ten miles.
The Germans made another fierce
attack from northeast of verdun but
oy brilliant series of counter at
tacks the French repulsed them.
Inc allies lett wing" said the war
office report. is steadily progressing
against the Germans commanded by
Won Kluck. having succeeded BY a
determined and at times hand to hand
fighting. in gaining ten miles along
the right bank of the Disc. The al
lies movement at this point was an
enveloping one and was progressing
exactly as planned by the command
er-in-chief"
The Germans violently attacked
the French positions from the north
east of Verdun." the statement con.
tinued. "but this attack was first
checked and then repulsed in a Sc
ries of brilliant counter attacks By the
French armies centered there.
NO change of moment was no.
lceable at any other point on the
line of battle. The Germans hold the
district south OF the woevre region
from Richeeourt through seicheprey
to Lerouville. In Lorraine and the
Vosages the Germans have evacuated
Nominu and Arracourt"
RORDEAT-H Ca,4 % p,,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
AUSTRIAN SHIPS DAMAGED.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Badly damag-
cd from an encounter with Frencl;
squadron I'm the Adriatic, the Austrian
cruisers Maria Theresa and Admiral
Spalun have taken refuge I'm Sebenico,
Dalmatia. according TO news agency
dispatch from Rome,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

After a struggle of IS years the
engraving companies of New York
have settled their differences with
the phcto-engravers' union
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
WAR BULLETINS
KAIsER's SONS WoUNDED

ROME, Sept. 23.-Eour OF tho
kaiscr's sons are wounded and in
hospitals IL was stated i'm a message
quoting a bulletin from the front te
Tagcblatt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

BORDEAUX. Sept 23.-Deelaring
that the German right wing on the
river Aisne had been turned, the war
offlee asserted Won Kluck's army was
IN imminent danger of isolation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

Ireland now has 1908 cooperative
with S.0ll,S9O members.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

Big Show Staged Beginning
Tomorrow Sees Large
Number Of Well Known
Performers Ready For The
Contests ---Drawing For
Places Will Take Place
This Evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23
DESPERATE BAYONEI CHARGE FOLLOWS AND NINE
MILES Of DEFENSE POSITIONS STORMED AND TAKEN

Aea Direct Gunners and Shells Thrown Into Lines Kas Forces Lit
orally Png the Trenches With Dead and Wounded Allies Have More
100000 Men in The Field With Half Million Held
Say That Nothing Can Save Germans From Being
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

Fair tonight and Th@sIay.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

The East oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In oregon, east OF
Portland and over twice the circulation In
Pendieton OF any other newspaper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-23

Forecast for Eastern Oregon, BY the
United States Weather Observer
~ Portland.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

uicrn. oic ais Nlor0er an ocu Shwj
Ocr NloOcrc-9icgicrlmA t1cilgcnom
men boben, bon mir als &arnung
fiir iie unO olle onOeren geneint lit.
9}cttrole boben nidts 8u 6eiiirdten.
"a Sic Ourd Die 9leuolutiou uieD
perloren 6o6eL mill id &6ncn bic
@}ituo1mc bon @oaren lin g9ert6c
pou $4,000 naM &breu @eid0its-
pl0beu iituerirei geiiottcn
9lad 9eenOIglng Der lllterreOung
5couitrogte General @illa icinen
9ci6ar3t Er. Sunian &oiH6oln, ser
%reiic Sen Sn6olt imO &erloui OeS
,SnierpielpS ais cine correfte &ie0er-
go5c ieiner @altung mit5ut6eilen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

GENES. Gel, t3. 6cbruaI' ,,ol
Ger 0Gmpfer uaotbariua FarI il.
giew-Nrlcans na1 Sambnrg y. Qc.
nem Cargo Don @aunpolle llllu i.
treiOc unterucgs, 0criet6 belie NM
nem Scbueeiturm in Der 9faQV a,ct.
Gope Charles aif @rin0. ~ ,,nS.
tuugsmainicbait ser SMITH Sic
Station ma6tc iid iofort an 5.ni.
9ietting Der 9Ranni6ait oes I'M
piers, 0o1 wei9erte lib oielelVT
S9iii 81 pcrlaiicn. nod
Gopt. 95otterion ion0tc iolorl hrs
0em 9luilanien icineS Sal''Y Scll
oro6tloie SoiIlferiifc aus, welue +cac
3olfutter oOnouoaga sur Cnnl.
6rabteu. Geriel6e ite6t Dem ,,;ro,
pier bel, o6wobl ui6t gcglauDi
ooB icinc llntcritiibuna n0t0l9 w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
%aul gedltucr, Nlihuanfcc, ecitur-
hcn.

Nl ilmoufec. @is.. t3. ,Se6r.
Sm Seim ieiner Sodter, Srou Is. ".
Olioer lit gciiern bier Serr sEnul
9edtuer i'm 9lltcr con 66 ,Sobren ans
Dem 9ebeu geiGie0en. 9llit i6n bat
cine in @ei1Gits-, uie in politii6eu
&reiien mo6lbefdunte mo bchgtod-
tetc Seri0nlihfeit Die 9lu9cu aeihloi.
len. Ser &eritor6oue purOc inn $a6r
1917 in Stuttgart @iirttembcrg ge.
borcu @r fam ais &inO nit ieinen
Gltern ms SonO, mo 5mur noh St
SmliS. no er ieine 9hlsbil0m0 in DER
0omols BON Gorl Sdur5 gciii6rtcn
Shlilc erbiclt. 9l5 &iingling pon IS
lSabrcn fum er Damn nod Niiluautec
6ier mar er ais Giiigin6rifont in0
ouh ols 3eitHn9Smonu t60tig eine
3eitlong mar er Der @igent6iiner ser
n9lbcu0poit".
Sdon in Ocn Seer Sobren monOte
Der @eritor6ene iiH ser &oIitif 3iL in
ser i'm 9onie ser 3eit 5u cinem be-
0eiltcn0cn Saftor murOc 1883 mo
1884 mar cr 2llitslieo Der SAulbc-
60r0e mo in lebteren Sabre %rGii.
Bent oeriel6en. Gam pertrnt cr Die
alte ,. @orO I'M StnOtrot6 mO con-
OiOirtc in Ser SriIlio6rslpabl aui 6em
repl6lifaniiden Iidct ge1en @corae
". .gcd iiir Oo9 9iirgermeiiter.9lmt.
Der Somuer broGtc bic beriibmte
9ennrt@ @ecB-Gonpognc Serr 9ehts
ncr nor GonOi0ot fir 0cu Stoatss
Scnot Gr pur0e iibar icincn Seq
ner, olS-cin5iger &epu6lifoner in lei.
nem 0iitrifte, crud6lt imO mar &c,
notor BON 1891 bis 1885 Sn 6eiOen
9egislotw SibunGen Bot CT 9rlpricB
lichcs aeleiitct. Bon 1906 bis 1908
iuor ser &eritor6ene Gontrolcur uio
inn Sabre 1912 mur9e cr ais 9lloer.
man at Sarge ,crpd6lt. Scin Iermm
mare inn Sabre 1916 81 GuOc dcgou.
aen Ter Geritor6cne binterlGbt ct
nen Sohn ino Orei S0htcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
aNcnrn Mnn6mur0cg ucrlaiIct.

San Truncisco, Gal, 13. Sc
6rltor. S,o6n g. aoettcrS. auf BEN
BON Chicago aus geia6noet miro, neil
cr in cinem oprtigea Sotal ,Srail
gmlhd aroit oor GtciNiidti nif~tf'
ucm Sommer eri6Iaaeu unO 6erallt
6o6cu ion. 1T ON N}ittpodb 9lbcn0
Bier pcr6aitet mor0en. Cine 6rou Die
Gortucrin Sectors bci'm 9etrieb eli.
neS 9oqirbonies por, o9nos5irtc i6u.
Gr CAB SIT 9octterS 5u ieiu iteatc
o6cr III 9lbrcOe nit Dem Nlor0 5r
t6u ge6o6t 81 1o6cn
G6ico0o, 10. Se6ruor. Die
9Soli5ei pon Gbicogo miro 2luiiran-
aunacn modem. 0oB aocttcrS. Ser an.
ac6lidc 2loroer pcu Srau aroit, bier.
Der ausaslicfert miro. Srou &rait
mlr0e om A. 9iopem6er 1912 olli
i1rcm 3immcr in aiucm 6iciiNcn so.
tcl Don cincm 3inuueuudoGeu in
itcrbcn0cm 3uitnnOc olligemlocp nm
itor6 6olO noh6er in cincm SOlpital
sic bottc meGrerc @lmOen am SIN
tcrfopfc. Sic nor reid, mo man
no6u 9ioubnoro All @eniNe Gage
por Dem NlorO bottcu iicb @oetters,
Scr ais Scr uih0nc Sad" bcfomt
mar un0 Srou Strait in OaS 5renl.
Oenbuh 0cS 0otcls ais Nfonn mo
Sron cingcihre6cu. @lan 1Ion6tc,
ie icicn pon Cincinnati gpfommeL
o6cr cS mar ii6er 9ciGe menig in Gr.
iobrung 5li bringcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Srn6cr Sunoit, jett @unOcrncnrs
Ean0iOat.

Nflobomo Gitp, 0fla., t3.
6ebruor. 9u 5. Sennings elm
irii6ercr 9on0it. 6er obcr Jest Gou-
OiOot fir oos 9lmt Ocs @ouoeruclrs
pom Ctlo6omo it, hat gcitern bier
Riuc 9Slatiorm frnOgegc6en bic ans
iAr GO @ortca 6cite6t, rucl6e CT nit
0cu &ortcn idlieBt. sd bin III mci-
mem gon3cn Scben fein @errGtber an
eincm @crtraueu gcpor0en, lno
l0enn oas &olf mir uertraut mcroe
icb Ooiiclbc. GA lei @ott mcin 3euge
niht perratben.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
llntcrInhnl.n fs.tasisgt.
56ilOerilng ser Goloro0o'er ~rl'O'"
pirren icitcns cincS ul'p''

ShilOeriIng Der Golorooo' Ter Vf''O'"
mirren icitcns cineS ul'p''
tciiideu 3elacl
0cnpcr, Col, 13. 6cbrlIaF
iu ouu 6iciiacu &cr06r por ',' p'~
Gon9rcB-Goaitc, wel1ea olc %'''.
i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0es LOU
imtcriu6cu lou. crfldrtc " =. oS''.
superintendent cincr Cetcfti0'yl9S".
tur, auf OaS @citinlnlteite, oaB y.
0eteftiu Geo. ". @cl9er in Ar'~
0aO uon N}italie0crn Der erllpe.'"'
bciter-llniou auf 0as 9lnlilItel YUM
Observation-Disclosures am 20 s'0'S"i S.s
Der crnioroet worocn iei uno QpD pap
2ouis 3ancaneao ii4 I'M 9ele'u .t',, W.
observation-disclosures O}aior SopeVisr
unO Oes Observation-Disclosures e0ale
sen @}6rOcr lmo 9(. 9. @ic@ar0 l'' ~,
Gen erfldrt babe. Der ibn 81 0'
NlorOc oufge6ebt. az
Sm Souie oes &er60rs ieulV W.
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bciOcu Gartcicn aui Ocn 3ct9e'll,'"or A.
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Gonites ouf oent Ston0 cridllsr
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melAcs in Ocm &o6len-0iltrIn
Ocn @rubcmr1c6tern benlIBt ol'lOs l~,',.
sSelb be5eigte ou1, OdB 5llll 'g's g;;,,,
ociten cincs Der NloiAineHael~u,r.,s.. u,.,..
un0 Oeiien W}imition uon 0cal -',n S"
%rdiiOcntcn 9a6cod pom Der '"s ,r.
N}oumtoiu Gucl So dciiiitet 'pS, g,.
oen iei. Gie auOercn 0laidilleI''V' ~
I@iiec inO oeren 9D}lnition paVV ..',
(,Selb) iiir bic @rubcngelellanall''
gcfauit, wel6e i'm Damn ieIl'e ~r 'o.
lugcn Dcrgiitet 6dttcn. 9lni Qle d9,r. nr,
&c Oc5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sy Srs
mes qa6 Superintenbcnt 6clB jll w, ~,
feline 9eiite einen Go6lenarbelfer o:s. "
tootet bdtten ndmli1 @eralo :e.s
piott, fur5 Dor 9lusbri1 OcS Si'r' Se,,
9ippiatt 6obe g8oltcr Bed illo .;",,
obengenannteu @cl1cr ondeqI'.at
ilnO Ocr &ettgenoultc babe SlYFi ;eill
criboiicn wonir er Damn lelp'
9eben laiicn mliBte. ,s;ct
SSn Der 9IaAnlittagsiiBim1 cry" SER
Director SSo6n s. Csgooo po'l Sont
..@ictor-9lmcricon Sucl 50. ." ai'l ,1,,.. O's
3eugcnitnno mo go6 in ielneH a,,o.
iagen 5u OaB Oic @rubcnbeIee. Sie
idjiaeuaci6iibc imo @affcu lll' .mO
@rubcnpd6tcr gcfauit Soften mime %
oaB er mic nit SEN ullniteo 'g' ,selll
@orfers Of SGmarica" 0cr0a"'
ncro1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
onfrI 0nr friliiirI lErdii0cnIen:

@corio. Sa., t3. 0cbruor.
@ci ocr acitern }l6eno bier itatt9ebo6-
ten 2incoru-Scicr cr0riii Der irilberc
Spredcr ocs &eprdicntontcn5alies
,Soiepb IS. Gounon oic &cle9cnbcit,
INN bic oelHofratiihc 9lominiltration
inn 9lQQemeincn cincr obidlligcn &ris
tit 5u lntcr5ie6cn. Seine Sobrcoc
oui gincoln uuO bic rcpublifoniiAc
@ortci pcrbonO Der Gg.SprcAcr mt
pciiimiitiihei &rpp1ejcim9cn filr ole
9Go6liobrt ocs Sonocs.
SER gSiliou lit ge1empdrtig III.
icr @rdiiocltt mo Der ocmofrotiidc
GouarcB lit unier GougrcB. cr be-
ihlirBt oic @ciebc, unter pelhcn lDir
glac lcbcl miiiicn. mo mir rucrocn
sic @eicbc bciol0ell lros inner
llcblcS fommen mag iagte @err
Golnoul o9l6er Der Nc9cnboNclt
mdhpl ms @cgucr Dor 5c6u Dlona.
ten rcriprod)cn babcn ais Ncrr @il.
ion pcrionlid por Ocnl Gon0rcB cr+
id)icn I'M ieine critic &ormIsioac Der
neucu 6rci6cit uor5Iiirugcn, bat iiN
iI6cr SQiuois nod niht gcluolbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

Sumo Troudc's 9fufiGtc
iiber oH scale" i'm 0cut.
der llcbcfiebung.
SSm Gerlog ocutic6er 9iiherei lit
cine llc6crictung Scr enaliicben PM.
idtc oes @orparO-%roieiiors Gr. @u.
no 6rondc ii5ar oGcutidc unO amc.
rifanide Soeale" crihicuen Gic
llc6ericberi lit Gloiro pon STEM
Dcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
99ribt elm @.ein-
GniIplsO sOlrbcit.

Die @oli3ci oes norOmcitlidlen 5rlli
itriftS lit iibcr5euot. 0aB IN O,c o,rl,.
G6cilc Der StoOt cine gonoe cii.
0icbe i6r llnpcien trci6t mo lneri
rig beitre6t. Oeniel6eu oas Sa',o' set
5u le9en. Salt tdglicb lauIen y ala.
noromcitlideu 9oli5ci-Statio' cilL
gcu ilbcr Iicbitd6le uon %el5en 1otr.
nuo eritaan5 fiir5li6 lam 6rall zt.
oro 9cu(nenr pon glr 1il'' III
Euuliir.. inn 9moitoriun-
mcrtbDoacr %cl3 a69auoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14

ionop. melher 0os @ortcieliGc Ocs
glcuBern innc bot. Nlon gloubt 0oB
ser jebigc 9otiboiter D. Sds6eto in
g9ieu iein 9lodiolger meroen miro
@cnerol. YarDon
9iiiuboH. t3. Tebruor. Gnc
oQgcmeiue 9(mneitie @orloac iiir po
litiide @eiongcuc in EortuQal nit
glusna6mc ioldcr, oic jualcih cincs
Gcr6rcdcus angefalgt iin0. miro
6ettc uon Dem neuen Cabinet on sci
len Spite @rcmier 9ernaroiuo N2o.
cbooo. ser iriibere portuaieiiide Dot.
idoiter in 9raiilien, iic6t, i'm portl.
gieiiicbcn Farldmcut eiuse6rodt mcr
ocn.
Suffro0etten Ami d luN.
9irminGbom 10. 6e6rior
Cine nit itorfen Grploiipitoficn oes
iiiQte 9o6rc mnroc qeiierli oti ciucn
6cniteraciimie uon Wloor ojreeu No0
in Ocm in ser 9tdle pon bier gelegc
nsn Siab6lup Der @obnlnN uon
9(rt6ur Chamberlain cincm 9rlOer
bon ,Soiep6 Ghomberlain, Dem BE-
founten cuoliihn Staotsmom, &c
fmocn sSn uahiicr 9Id6c oes Simo
ortcS iiieB man oii Oic iiblihc Sui-
fro1cttcnSitcrotur
Cine 3iinoidnur iii6rtc pou ocr
9onbc nod elmer 9'6otograp6cn-
9onpc III mGldcr cine Serge bronntc.
IS gcloug in0cB. Oie Slammc 81 Is.
idcu. e6e Die 3iinoictnr 6encr oc
innaen boitc
On ser 9idbe mur0c cine 0n NcgI'
nolO 4}cacuna. >oen Stontsictrctor
ocs S,uucrn aorciiipe &o'iforte iol.
gcnoen &nbolts 8aiinoeu.
Sos Suiirogcttcnt6im lit
nidt toot pcnn Sic cs ober nod
uidt iin0 iucrOeu Sic eS bolO iein" "
Srcic @on0 fiir uGuuoro".
Son0on 13. Se6ruor Sic
.Guuaro Gampier @eicaihait"
bat 6eihloiien BOB pom 2S. 6ebuar
an Oic Somitags @oitoampicr nidt
in Gueeustomt oulageu ionOern I'M
80 onitott Inn > llbr 9}admitto9s.
Oireft ocu 9mcrpool III See gcbcr
iouer
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bat oiaic &crein6arng geue6migt Sl
eiucm 9rici an Sen Soipn.@lerf bon
GuccustorpA crflGrt cr. cr tonne oie
9c6ouptln6 scr nGimorO.~ OoB es
fiir lie riStont iei in ocn 0aicn BON
Sucenstomu nit ben 9roBten Sdii.
len ciu5ulonicn, nicbt wioerlcgen unO
iiiat biniu OoB pon ser ,9umarO"
feline @cloitroien ciHgctricben wcroan
fomten ucnn lie megen oer lln6il.
Sen ser @itterlng oie %oit nibt an
@or0 su nehmau Dermo0c
Tcsbolb iei cr, ga cs iiir nond1
,.6uuar0er4 ie6r m6eancm ien Mir
Sc on5nlauicu ur0 iiir onOerc pi4t,
mioeritrebcnO jl Der SGuBiolgcrllng
oejplnaen. oaB 9lac Oirctt iabren
io0tcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
Qlennschn straflinac cmtilo0clI.

0pclifo, 9la., f3. 6ebrlilIps.,'0
@eiaugenc in Der @latterll.s'D..,,i a.
hung ocS 6ieiigen GouutD-@e mi
ies iiberlpGlti9tcu ibrcn @drie' %
na9men ibm icine S6lnlle
9}eim5e6n Strdilin9c cntfan'e''
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2nfn6r uon gSroOiant.

0nrlinM 9}.-6y 13. 6ebruar.
Gem im Giic feitiiseuocu S6lep-
per Fotomac~ lit 9citeru pon 9lodp
@orbor ans ii6cr oos Sis 9Srouiont
fir cine SSoGe 5u9eianot woroen
0aS Sis mar au1 oui elmer Strede
iibcr Die Steae binaus, no Ole go
tomac~ lic0i iebr ieit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
GtnuOtDnung.
llcbcr Hcnc gciaigr
Sriidc.
3iuiidben Teutid)lanS mn6
ncm Ser. Gtnatem.

0urd Die acknowledgements errid-
iet. Sencr ora6tloie 0epeibcn-
9liStaiib 5wiiAen Berlin inO
9|em.Dorf. Ter 9incoli-(oa
midm 0euti@lanO begongeu
Sin @erbot all Oiii5iers-6Iie0er
erlaiien
9crlin IS. 6e6r. lle6cr ocn
ora6tloieu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mcl-
der ourd Gcrulittliua Ser Icleiln,
fen.Stationcn BON Sopoiae uaO
9Iouru gpiibcu Scr 9lcm 9orter uuo
ser SerIiaer 9Srciic itottgeiunOen Bat,
pcroiientlicbcu sic 6iciigcn Sldtter
ie6r ouSiiibrlide @cridte. 9loncut-
lih idilOeu lie oub sic bohiuterci-
ianteu n0dtlibeu Ginoriide an Der
ungefd6r 30 aiIoneter norOpeitlih
uon 9crlin gclc8enen Station
9ille 9ounentare ipiegeln Die gro-
Sc @enugt6nuug wioer, me!Ge oorii-
Der cnpiunOcn miro. OoB Elm neues
9ouO 5mii&en Dem Oeutiben 0icih
mo 0cn Der. Stootcn aeidlungcn
lit,
Gmpfong 6ei'ni anterifoni.
den ~ o ii 6ofter.
Ger oaIsrifoniiHc 9otidoiter "a.
mes gS @erorO mO ienc @ema6.
lin ueranitolteten onldBlih Oes Sin-
colr.SageS cinen Gmpiona scr Ct.
nen 60hii itinrmngSpollen Gcrloii
nobm.
Sr eeni neuen 0eim Der 9otichait
6attsn iidb 5o1lreide QiitglieOer ser
omerifouiihen Golonie cingcilnoen
Sffi5icrSf(ieDcr miiiicn
Sobnnni'Stbol mciDen.
Gle 5o6lreiheu llngliidsidlle, sic
in iiinaiter 3eit aui Dem SoHoniS-
tGoler 6lugielOe porgcfommcn iinO,
6obcn Sllr 6olae gc6obt, oaB Oie Sec
rcSoeruoltung ben Cii3ieren uer6o.
ten bat pon bort aus 6liige 81 PER-
anitolten, bis Sic por6onOenen WliB.
itdn0c beieitiQt mor0el limo.
Soit.in icocn eBelHen Toac 6ut.e*
iih crge6cn OoB Die Gerpoltlng 0eS
6lugploBes cs an allen 0ceigneten
@orfebrllngeH ieben loBt I'M Ben
Slicgeru lire 9luigo6en 5r erled-
tern mo groBere SiGcrbeit 5u as-
mG6ren o0er penn cin NliBgcidld
cuitritt Die criie belienoe 0nno jll
lci6en
GrprobunN ncltcr = ollo1l.
acl l6 iitc.
Ole glrti(leric SbieBihulc uirO IN
Oieicm Sabre onl Nliiribicc, Dem in
1icdlenbumg SGmeril gelegcneu gr0B-
ten norooclticben Scc, cin@ro5eiHic-
Sen peroultaltcn Ociicn Grgebniiie
in militdriidcn SoHfrciicu nit gro-
Scr SpoltnmG cruortct ucr0ci
s. 6onoelt iidb I'M bic Grproblmg
bon neuei 9ollonaeibHbcu. NIT luc,.
den ati 6eiiel6ollons 0eieuert per.
sen ioll mo bic inter 6citnloglicber
9hnSnubina oacr bshcrigcn @rinb.
rngen ani oieierI @c5ict 5crgcltsat
:uorOen iino.
&rin5 @il6clm5u &ic0 Ca
iuitc Ocr 3. @or6c liza.
mem.
Gem @rn3cn @il6chu 5u Mico,
ioclGcr i'm 9c0rifi itc6t, sen ol6o.
neiiidcn Sbrou 5ii bciicigcn lit Scr
uodgeiur6tc 9lbihieO ans sem off.
0en 0icniiUcr6dltniB in Der preuBi-
idcn 2lrmee 6ebilliat worOen. Gr
Bat cen Gboroftcr ais NGoior cr6cI.
ten unO lit la inite 0eS 3. %oroc.
lllnueu-9lcaiments in &otsoom ac.
iielt porOen
Ter 'Grin5 bat Dem u0mliden DC
gimcnt bislong olS Gittmciiter an-
ge6ort
6olge 0cS 6ricOcnSialui.
les.
9lr Der bieiigen 9oric iiiegcu sc.
tern u9}oro0. Slopo~ 9Iftien iniolae
Observation-Disclosures 5piiden Sen bcl.
Oen groBen SGiiia6rts @eicQidoi.
ten Inn ioit 5pei @unftc.
Tic 9lfticn iuurOcu itarf gefouit,
5umol cine Gr6o6ung Der @piOer
De eruortet miro, Oo Scr ouSsciebte
@anlpi-6on0s nm nidt 6enust 3n
uerScn brauht
&oc6eoft cntloiiencn Sic.
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NiinflinQc oe6urcn.

SoDlorSOillc, &D. t3. Sc
bruar. 6rai Bertha GrrD, Die
@attin ciucs 6ormers in Spencer
County, bat gciieru ,Siinflingen oas
Se6en geidenft, orci ano6cn mo
3lpci Dldohen. Sic leBtcrcn itorbel.
gldunucntcn, bic Oru r2cniidjcu GUrrc.
ippuncntcn" nidjt piinftlid DDcr nlrcacl,
mdni0 crbalien, iin0 0cdctcu, hcr Office
nauon per gelcphOn UOcr idriitIidJ Wiii.
tbcilnng 81 nnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-14
lsin fihelcr Standardization.

u 0 d'c tier, 9{.-D. l3. 6ebruor
Gaoi0 @mon Der Seiter cincr
icBt bier ouftretenoer Der Columbia
glnllicucnt Company angcborenoen
96eotertruppc, wuroc geitcrn i'm bic.
iiscn Roli5cigcriht oes @roBoicb'
itobls i'm 5mciten @raoe angeflagt.
nohocn cr in Der lctteu 9|aht I'M
Shloipoqeu cincs Acp.Oorf Gcn-
trol.3lgce -per6oitct porocu mar
@uron iucIdcr nit mebreren be-.
fanntcn glcu. Dorfcr Sanilicu rer-
panot uuo Der 9iciic zines gleir.Yor.
fer 9lidters icin ioa, miro beicbul.
oiat, ecloer in 9ctrogc uon $2lOO
iultcrihlagcu 5u bobcu bon mcldcn
bel icincr Scrbaitna mn $i77 bel
inn porgciiunOen wurOeu.
aTiir ocn 9ieit babe ih oii ocm
9icnnplob ino an ocr &olucttc &c.
ipiclt mn mid oor5iiaIib uutcr6ol-
tcil ioa er in Der %olijci ocioat 5a-
ben
@ilran plaioirtc nidt idnloiQ mo
murOc su ocm olf Den is. Scbriiar
@cr6or lntcr $1,000
9iiraihaft icitgc6oltcu.