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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
GOV. HATFIEID's WORK.

The active part taken by Governor
Hatfield at the meeting OF the Ma
tional Republic Committee and his
appointment upon the special com
mittee to prepare a new plan OF rep
resentation in the National Repub-
lican Convention are noted with a
great deal OF favor and satisfaction
by the Republican newspapers of
West Virginia. While In no sense
abating his loyalty TO Republicanism
or faltering in his stalwart regular
ity' Governor Hatfield has consistent
ly endeavored TO r%eunite all the for
mer elements OF the Republican party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

his stock In the Suez canal TIE was
negotiating with France. whose pub
nc men We're very anxious to pur-
chase that stock. but who were hold.
ing on 80 that they might drive a
good bargain.
mr.. Greenvood's friend said to him
mat he was convinced tina Great
Britain could get that stock II IL made
an immediate offer % spot cash for IL
The story. as IL was told 10 me. spoke
OF twenty million dollars OF our money
as the price which the khedive wanted
Tor his stock.
Greenwood did not hesitate a mo-
ment He caught an immediate inter
View wifh Lord Beaconneld. who was
then prime minister. He told Beacon
ned what he had heard. The Urine
minister became Intensely Interested
But what was be 10 do Parliament
was not In session. and ~ IL had been
Beaconfeld would not dare to Law The
proposition on before hat body. Yet
II was Imperative tina he pu. hts
hand Immediately up on twenty mil
lion dollars. He went to one OF the
h~otnschilds who agreed TO advance
MN the money. as soon as parlia-
ment ment The telegraph completed
me transaction. n within a few
hours after Greenwood brought the
highly important information 10 the
prime minister that the title 10 the
khediyes shares vas in the British
cabinet That meant everything for
Great Britian's influence in Egynt
Afterward Lord B~eaconsheld was
highly praised for having the courage
to buy the shares and the Roths.
childs we're also praised for advan.
cling h money. But nobody ever
heard OF Greenwood's share of the
transaction nor did he ever receive
a penny for taking this information
to Lord BeaconsfeId.
Copyright. 1913. by f. J. Edwards.
All rights reserved.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Geo. vi. Shook Co.

know that what he states Is gospel.
Then are YOU going TO be the fall
guy this time?
Are YOU going 60 hesitate until
Opportunity Is beyond you?
It's up 10 YOU 10 either accept or
reject the following proposition:
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
CHILDREN'S
NATURE S
SHOES

our mes OF Nature-Shaped or Foot.
FORMED Shoes are the best that our
a OF experience can recommend.
our lines or Shoes for little people
ere selected with the greatest care
NO detail too small 70 be looked after.
We see h a every boy and Girl we
noe Is perfectly htted with a shoe OF
the right style and proportion. The
style and form OF Shoes they ought to
wear.
We have won an enviable reputa
ton FOR being The Store for Children's
SHOES. The Shoes give satisfaction
n so our reputation grows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
eooo FoR

With no liftle admiration for a
neWtrarcr That usually knows what
l+ -oud Tor Ifa own party. and which
never Jets Hn opportunity pass with.
out improving DO. the independent
again note -nr Democrats not alto.
rDfHor ii~.iufnIcatod ineisteure that
There should hr harmony or unity
.mour Ifs opponents and that fhp
lIotrr--Itr- should maintain q sep
Hrlfe organic existence That'e GOOD
Tor IIr l'fIOcracy. beyond "a doubt
Dui should the opposition 10 tho Dem.
0cracv follow Democratic leadership
or dl%ciatlpn' Too other words. is the
opposition FOB tHc Democracy hereafter
i' Do conducted of tho Democracy. for
'Ig i''Inocracr and by the Democracy
esfuu independent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
THE HIGH SCHOOL FIRE.

The burning Of the fine new High
School building Saturday evening
impresses two facts:
First: The relative ineniciency OF
modern fire fighting equipment
against a fire well started in a large
building.
Second: The folly OF constructing
a large public building Of any other
than absolutely fire proof material.
The Wheeling fire department
fought the FIRE bravely and capably 4:
but the streams OF water played upon
It were almost ineffective. II has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopher.

- 80. .#."ss "'@sHs#sAs@ HsHs @.@sH s.s@ ...E...-.-0
Jim Blnkenshoot is always busy. De never knows an idle hour 4
but all be does is weird and dizzy. and brings him neither wealth
nor power. lie starts a job with fiery ardor and
IINkERlNG fires when its thrccquartcrs done. and so there's
little in his harder. and Doe fs always short Of mon BE
always has a scheme so splendid 30 makes an other projects wilt.
your see me classcd. when all lis ended. he tells his friends. with
AstorhHt' Hc has no lazy bones within him. with energy he's all.
athroh. but Ifs impossible 90 pin him down 90 q sane and steady lob
And So his wife is doing washing. or beating carpets I'M the sun while
Blnkcnshoot goes wildly soshug from one fool scheme 90 tothcr
one. e. sees his ncighbors going saney 20 DO their tasks from dv toI
DAY: they prosper well. while he IS vanlv invcuung projects bound
90 pay. The Blnkcnshoots. in endless numbers. We sc around rs
year ty wear: thc chCcu. futile tribe cucumber the whole bland sur.
face Of this sphere Their energy IS SO enchanting we hotc 10 use
corrective goad. as they go gaiv ganivantng along the hiuv poor
house roaJ WALT MASON
Copyright 1874 By George Matn.r Adam,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

once told us that Opportunity comes
to a person but once. lie said when
the average man sees Opportunity he
h afraid Of IL ana before he has time
10 recover from his fear and finally
does reach on to grab IL. Opportun-
ity Is by that time far past him and
beyond his reach for good.
Our friend. Mr.. McCullagh. knows
what he l. talking about and YOU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Know All About the World
For Twenty-Five Gents

YOU have the chance TO learn more
than YOU q dreamed about for
twenty-five cents YOU have the OBJ
portunity to wise MP on subjects hith-
erto unknown 10 YOU for a quarter Of
a dollar.
Are YOU going to take advantage
OF your opportunity or are YOU going
to let IL slide by?
X. j.. McCullagh. a friend OF ours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
THE KNOCKERS.

After God had finished the rattle.
snake. he toad and the vampire, He
had some awful substance left with
" hich lie made a knocker. a knockcr
is 60 twOlcgged animal with "a cork.
screw soul. % water logged brain and
20 combination backbone made OF Jelly
and glue Whcr other people have
hearts. he carries "a tumOr OF rotten
principles -rcsptou Republican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
BREAKS A COLD
OPENS NOSTRIlS
~Pape's Cold Compound" ends
severe colds or grippe
in few hours.

Your cold VIII break and all grippe
"Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses sre taken.
" promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache, dullness.
i~eNerishness. sore throat. sneezing.
and stiffness.
Don't stay st~uned+Gp, Quit blowing
and snuffing, Ease your throbbing
aead-nothing else In the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only 20 cents
at any drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
in~convenience. Accept no substitute.
advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

In the sudden death Of Col. Thomas
VI. Darrah. Wheeling loses one OF IFS
pioneer citizens. During recent years
Mr.. Darrah had not been active. but
amid a large circle he maintained the
close ties OF friendship tie was o..
ieemed as n man OF kindly disposi.
ton. and his friendship valued by all
who knew him at ADJ intimately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
Opinions of the
State Editors
wHEELINo's REFORM.

meetings. members OF one OF the
oldest OF professions are scattering 10
the four winds. IL is well that stems
nave been taken to close the doors 10
mem IN Par~kersburg. The Wheeling
authorities may or may not be sincere
m their cleanup. but there is no re-
form spirit In their efforts TO make
other cities the dumping grounds oi
their derelicts. She should take care
or her own-Parkersburg Sentinel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Ii|fi Use scott is preparing 10 gu
in nnFrrse HIa paper. tho NluefcId
telegraph. is fo he edited hereafter bv
D. a Fr..rr who D.rhfeeu wears ago
served MI. initiate Ou that excellent
IHI.r Nr I'VE fnr returns 90 Eiuenofd
fH Hru Tho child OF his youth fuII
crown admiral Ole and firm No adamanf
IN" I..'rrfUH bias served wclI ne a
on.nIni'r builder and Mr. Shott has
made hi. own fortune in making Rive
t''I IIuufIrrtOy Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
PUT THEM or THE RRInaE

The kandwha sheriff says he hasn't
room in his jail for the gamblers u
denizcns Of the red light district. m
the idea Is TO get rid Of them. take
their money away from them and put
them on the middle OF the bridge
Fayctic Tribunn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Although low dips are characters
uc Of many Of the new dance figures
it hardly seems necessary that a. man
should Jet the tails Of q sack coat
touch the floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
SCIENCE AND RELIGION

DIR. John ID. Quackenboss declares
that we are on the verge of won.
derful discoveries in occult realms
DIR. Quackenboss is a noted expert
menter in hypnotic suggestion. In
ten thousand experiments which he
has conducted he claims to have
learned beyond contravention that
there is an indefnable something
which men call soul; that there is
something in every human being
which canno be classified as mate
rial.
Sir Oliver Lodge. the great Eglish
physicist, a%stounded his fellow scien-
lists at the recent international Con-
gress by declaring his belief in the
possibility OF proving scientifically
the life hereafter. The large major
ity OF advanced scientists entirely
disregard the theory of immortality.
Edison declares that the brain is only
a highly complex meat machine. Inc
opposite opinions held by such men
as Lodge and Quackenboss Indicate
the uncertainty in which all are in
volved.
II may be that sometime or other
the immortality OF the soul will be
automatically demonstrated. So far
IL has not been done. So Ear there
are no evidences that II will be done.
The foundation OF all religions. since
man began to have religion. has been
faith. simple faith. For most OF us
It must continue TO be so.
THE PROHIBITION LAW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
A Good Resolution

MAY We suggest that during the
Tor Shoes and watch the difference in
Their comfort and wear OF the Shoes
they buy here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Many people orc nov applying tle
ancient maxim. Never f1 today,
what you can put IN until tomor
row To- The matter Of January =
bills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

some people seem fo trrk that
January E au appropriate time I'd,
swear or on going to church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05
j. 8 DAVIS.
Aetnaviile. Ohio.
National Phone al
nAnNHATE nnTnHr~nf

Eyes examined free Ciaeess pror
orIt lifted SpeCtaclcs aud r-tsF'asse4
made and repaired
uor-dcf5wh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

THE PROHIBITION LAW.
Tax Commissioner Blue has al
ready construed one section OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-05

Copyright. 1913. by f. J. Edwards
All rights reserved.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

9lem 9orf 5. N}dr5. ~ Snt
@ergleib nit Dem N}ouot 6ebruor
1913 6o6eu oc tronsotloniiicben
Gompierlinien inn lebten @lonot in
ser 9eforOerlng bon &aiiogieren
nab Oenl0ofen Don 9}ew g)ort iicbt
gut abgei6nitten oeni iie beiorOers
ten 1900 @eriener peniger ais inn
&oria5rc. Snsgeiammt trofen Oieien
8ebruor 302S @oiiugicre in Der cr.
item 1888 in Der 3iUe,tcn &aiiitc lulo
2S,S33 i'm 3piibcnOed elm 5udm
men 41,2l4 &erionen nit y So5r.
ten Der Gampfer. Sm &oriabre tro,
fen nit 73 Gompicrn 1898 in Der er-
item 103i0 in Der 5weiten &oiiite
unO 1876 i'm 3piicbenOed cin, 3u.
ionnen 54,049 %erionen. Iic bel.
oen ocltiden 9inien 6o6en 0en So-
menant6eil an Der 9eior0euug Qes
6obt, Oenn tie 6roc1ten nit 13 Gam.
picrn 1887 %aiia9ierc nit 9c
Sonburg 9lmerifa Sinie bcforoer
te nit iic6cn Conpiern BON Sam.
burg 6S23 @aiiagicre, Der gIorOOeut
iGe @loDo bei0rocrtc nit icdls Com
pfcrn Don 9rcmeu 5722 @oiiagiere
unO nit ciucm Gonpier BON Wiittel-
mccr6dicn 792 &erioneu. Sic Gil-
ndrO.9inic brubte nit bier Sam
picrn Don SiDerpool 2990 %aiia0icre
mo nit 0rei 0ompfcrn BON Siuuc
uuO griebiideu Sdien 3S95 &crio.
men, 0ie 9ruitro 9lncricano brodtc
6rodtc nit 3pei Gonpfern 1913, Die
SollonO glmerifo Sinie init Orei
Gdmpfern 2t1S luO Die 9feo Stors
Sinie nit Orei Gonpiern 2OSS &aiios
aicrc 9(n ser Gonfnrreu5 6et6eiligteu
iid5 % perid]ieOene Sinien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Srobi0cr 3enoc.

@ougDton, Niid., D. Nldrj.
@eucral-G -Gircftor SSomes Wlc9}oug6-
ton bon ser nGollmct & Secla @lin-
ing 50. weigerte iih geiierrL Dem
ltuteriu6ungs Gomite oeS Gongrei-
ieS mit5ut6eilen meIGes @e6alt er
ais iol6er 6e3ie6e }lls er i'm &reu3-
per6or bonn 9lnmalt eilton 0ies6e3iig-
LID 6cfra9t murOe, erfldrtc er ie6r
ailigebraAt IS iinO nidt 100000.
llebrigens ac6t e5 Sic gar nidts an,
lmO es iGlt mir uibt eiL cs &6ne1
3N iageu." &oriiber Goplor 0oB Gcl
auf Die erregtcn @enliit6er, inoem er
crfl1rte, Die So6e Oes @ebolts wiirOe
ii1 ia lciht aus Sen SiiheNi Der
@ru6engeie1i6oit crie6en loiieu. &or
icinem 9lbtreten bonn 3cugenitono
luurOe ser @enerol-Cireftor, melher
olS 3cuga crfldrt bate, er iei cine
9irt So3ialiit BON Silton geiragt ob
CT 0eridt babe, iid1 iener &artei all-
5llldllcBcn, mas U}c.l|MlgDton drgers
lid pcrneintc.
gluBer @eneralOireftor 0}c9laug6-
ton pnren geltern nod Superinten-
Dent &otter bon Der Superior-@rube
mo dts-Goniulent @etermonn fiir
Ole @rubengeieai6aft alf OemStauo.
Ger Gritcre bcitritt auf ooS Gnticbic-
oeuite, OaB Die @eieQidaiten Strife
BREEDER inter foliGen Goripiegclin-
gen ua6 Dem Strife0iitritt gelodt
6Gtten, mo @etermann periud)te,
roh5npciien oaB oeri6ieoene 3eu-
gen Ser Strifer betreffs Der glrbei-
terlo6nc a6iolt irreiii6reuoe 2lnga-
ben gentadt 6dtten
Dos Gomite miro bon 6eute al
9l6enOiibuugen bolten. Gie @}itglic-
Der Oes Gomite'S moren geitern felt
onbou iiber5eugt, OaB Die bieigen
@er6ore nod Oieie @ode beenoet mer-
oen fouuten. Gbas. $. N}oper miro
crit BON 0cm Gonlite lldhite gSocbc
bei oen SibunQen in Chicago per
nonlnen ueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

9(tlonta, @a. 5. Nldr5.
@eorgc @pps, Gin 15 Sabre after 3ci-
tungsiuugc Bat geitcrn oic bei6wo.
rcnc glusiage gemabt, er babe bel Der
9Sro5eiiirlmg pon 9eo N1. 6rant DON
9rootlDn, 9t-D.. megen GrmorOlmg
Der fl Sabre alten 6a6rifarbeiterin
Y}ar0 %6aaou ialiHe 3euacuousia-
gen gcmo6t. Gic 6eiHworene 9lus.
iage uurOe Don gluudlten 6ranFs
ausgegebeu Der pegen oes WlorOes
5ltu SoOe ocrurt6eilt worocn lit. s.
miro oariu geiagt, @pps babe Die iaI-
iAen 9lusiagon allf neutrality-suspicious.
Geteftips gema9t Die Don GppS ge-
mabteu uuo geiteru bon 0ieien fir
iali6 crfldrten 9lusiageH betroien
bouptid1li6 0as S6ln BON Nlarp
@bagan ON Dem Gage, an melhem iic
crmoroet muroe, 27. 9lpril 1913. sic
6eingten er, @pps, babe Oas NlGoden
auf cinem StraBen6o6nwogen Bis
no6e 81 Der y9iational @cncil Sac
torp~ bealeitet, iuo iie ermorOet pur-
&c, imO 0as WldO6en babe menigc
Nlilultcn Dor Der 3eit, Inn meIde lie,
nod Scr 9e6auptlng Der Staatsans
motihoft ernorOet puroe. BON bort
Den 99eg nod Der 9leiitiitia6rif a1-
gctrctcn Phi Der 6a6rt olf Dem
StraBeu6obnwogcu babe iie i6n nit
getbcilt 6ranf babe ibr iinlittlidc
9lutrdge gcma@t. Gon oieien glnga-
ben uor, mie Gpps in ieiucr bclltigen
6ei6worencu 9lusidgc crfldrt .fcinc
ser @a5rbeit gcmdB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
Nanuflino 0aoclmann tOSt.

&untington, Siiov 8. Nldr3.
Soiep6 GnglemanL Der lebtc
Sdltptliug Der Observation-Disclosures, lit
aeItcrn ouf Der unweit bon bier ge-
lcgcnen Snoiouer 9leierOotion ge-
iiorben. G6riltion Gngelmam mar
Ger So6n cines oeiItideu 6arners
imo ociien Nlutter cine Snoionerin.
"a er feine mdnhlidcu 9}ohfonunen
1interlaiien 6ot miro ser meme
SGliptlina oes Stammes in elmer
oemudhit Itottiinoenoen @eriamm-
hing Der 9ieltc Oes emit mddtigeit
Nn0ianeritammes erudhIt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
sOmarO s. Sanidl, 9lodeiter. acitor
hrll

&o6eiter. N.-N., 5. @ldrj.
Sm Sitter Don rs Sa6ren lit 6iicr
&r. @owaro &. 9nni6 geitor6en, Elm
6erporragenoer Gptifer unO befann-
ter Oeutider @iirger Der Staot,
9ruoer Oe5 &rdiioeuten Der 6etanr-
len 8irma 8olih & 9om6. Ger Ser
iiorbene Itommte ans @roB- -Siiiicn
in @iirttem6erg, no er an is. Sf-
to6er 1887 ge6oren muroe 9lo6Oent
@r. 9ouih i'm Sabre 1854 iicb bier
nieOergelaiien bate, arbeitete cr ais
S6ueioer, I'M Oam ipdter nit iei-
mem 9ruOer So6n, einem gelerntet
Cptifer, ein 0ptifergeiAGft 81 err
oiinen. 9lls ieit 9ruoer Die iebige
@eltiirmo 9aui6 & Comb inn Sabre
1866 griinOete, fii6rte GOwarO9atd
oos Cetoilgeihdft oQetn peiter, 0as
cr 3iI groBer 9liitbe bra6te. @r 3eih-
nete iiA Our6 groBen @obltb1tig-
teitslinn ans. Sn Oertiden @ereins-
freiieu ipielte er cine groBe 9iouc lmO
Der 9io6eter Nldnnerdor~ unO Der
6oHelter Gurnoerein~ oerlieren in
i'm cineS i6rer G6renmitglicOer,
e6enio Die o@ernauia-Soge" Der
6reinlairer. g9ie bobea 9lnt6eil Der
%eriior6ene trob ieines 6o6en 9llters
nod an Dem 9eutiht6un Der Staot
nobm 5eigte er oaOurh, OnB er nod
fiir5lib OaS 9lmt cines Griltees Der
nNI ge0riinOeten ulcutonio4Sieocr-
toiel1 oinobm, 81 Der iib Der v9ect-
open-Seiang0erein~ lmo Oerv Shmd-
biibc @eianguereiu" bier pcrcint ba-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

Bottom Non 5. @ldr5
@iuem Gonlite Der 9egislatr tbeilte
Geitcrl @ouperneiir @alib IN elmer
Spc3ial6oiiAoft nit erwer0e Die Gr.
Go6lna ieines @e6nlts bon $4,000
auf $4,000, fiber melde ser 2lus.
idnB aerooe 6erieib, nibt anue6men.
Gas 0cgcnpdrtiac @ebalt, ingtc er,
lei 5mor inl5urcidcuo, aber ieine Or
ipd6llmg bctradte cr ais cinen Gon-
trait nit Dem &olte ino crboiic, Dab
man cine ehuaige Gr60buna crit in
cinem ipdtercu Sabre in 8rait trcten
Ialien mcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

Oompier DGoiingtou4 trci6t 6iililos
in oeu Str6nuugeu oeS O5eaus.

0ompier pGoiingtou4 trci6t 6iililos
in Oeu Str0nungen oeS S5eaus.
9ouiSburg. us, ;. @}dr5.
Ger Gompfer Is. u. Goiington~
mel1er bier i6on lduqit 6dtte eintrei-
fen ioQeu lit IN &adeiS eingciroreu
uuO trei6t 6iililos in oen Str0mlrn-
geu Oe5 S5eaus ouf Ger 666c Der
SHOfiiite pon Gape 9reton, wd6renO
i6nl &o6leu nuO @aiicr Doait0n0ig
ousgeaougen unO ser ,GroDiant fuopp
geporOen lit. Gie 9la6rid)t gelnngte
geiteru Wiorgen nit Dem 3uiub bier
Der, 6oB Ger critic Oiii3icr So6olrn
uno Orei Seute Don Der @iarnihoit
Oe5 S6ifies. nel6e in cinem oifenen
Boot Deriu6t 6atteu @ouin SSlanO
5u crrci6ci, ni1t meit BON ser ,Suicl
pon eineH onOcren Sdiiie auigcnoni-
men iDorocu iino, noAoem Tie i6 in
Oihtem gle6el perirrt mO iAmerc
Sei0eu 81 ertragcn ge1abt 6otteu.
Ger ,Goiingtou4 purOc i'm &obleus
transport pcuuouOt lmo 6ciano iih
ma6riHciuli6 auf Ser 6a6rt Don Ct.
So1n q. g.. oOer Don Bolton.
3mci6nu0crt Micilcn
6 iSfCl0cr.
ct. &obns, 9t.-6y 5. @lor5
gSic Der Gampfer n9fiucrOolc" 6erid.
tct pelAcr ouf Der So6rt Don 9lber-
Occn na6 @6iloOelpbia 0en 6ieiigen
Sofcn bat onlouicn miiiicu I'M Sos
len cii5une6men eritredeu ii9 oie
Gisfcloer an Der aiiitc bon 9}eunrno.
lau0 aui me6r ais POO Mlcilen. SIS
lit ieltGl OaB oos Sis ii6 10 irii6 i'm
Sabre 10 melt ms NReer eritredt.
Eriimmcr Der Sorgc ~ a
turn gefun0cn
9torfolf. &a., .. @ldr5. DAB
0ic ans Y6ila0elpbia itammcnoe ads
nolborgc rSotrrn" mGbreuo per let.
Ten Stiirmc inn @imlico-Sin0 3il
@rmoe gegan9en it, miro oaolird
iiber, OoB geiteru Die &ettnaSnIanu-
ibaiten Der Station pou @otteras
S,nlet Eriimner pon Dem 6abrjeuae
auigciun0eu baben. lleber 0as
S@idial Der @}aunihait ocs 6a6r-
8ciiges lit nibts befaunt
Sorte uSo9uo gcfunfen,
Dl ami DAFT 9crcttet
sail Miner @}aiiy 3. Nldr5.
Ger bier 0ienitag 9lbeuO ciuge-
lauiene S6lepper oGuba~ beri6tct,
ooB oie Barrie rSagua~ am N}ontag
N}orgen alf Ger SQ6c pon N}ontauf-
&oiut aeideitert lit. Gie uGiiba"
nobm o6er Oen Gapitdn SnopOen
mo ieine bier &elite auf uno 6ro1tc
lite 6ierber Die ,,2dgla~ Bate eiheh
9ert1 bon $4,000 mo 0ie III &o6-
len 6eite6enOe 9aoung ciuen iolden
non $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

@artfor0, Gonl, 5. @l1r5.
gin Sc6erfrebs lit I'M 9llter Don "a
Sa6rcn Der ous Gnalano ge6iiriige
Scnrp @recn aeitorben welder 5u-
crit 6ier 81 Sonoe 9lontgcn- Strablen'
No6rcu berlleatc. Ger @losbldlcr
So6n 3. Bauer, lpeltber ibu bel ici.
nci glr6eiten. uuteritiibtc, lit i'm
Sabre 1906 an oeriel6en arantbcit
3r @rllHoe 0c9angen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
G6icaaOis Nc0crnl -9,arf.

Gbico0o, Sa4 5. @ldrj. 81
@egenwart @rdiiOent @ilmore'S pol'
ser ,1e0eral-9i9a" mo oes &ralI'
Oenteu @eea6man bonn lofolen 6eo''
ral-Gmb, ioipie 8a6lreider &ertreter
ser StaOt imO 9iiraeridait lpriroe
geiteru an Der 9looiion- lmo 93oros
GIarf- -StroBe llntcr ib0ncn 9coel'
ilu0 sen @aben elmer N}ilitdrfapellc
Der erite Spatenitih 5ru 9ai oe2
nenen ral-Staonmis gei6aL oas
laut Gontroft am %. 9lpril teril9
iein ioa. 9lm 9}abnlittog reiltcn e'F
more @eeg6uon, @ates Don SlIo'ae
uopolis mo gluoere nod 9'eu'gor'
ob, Inn Die bon ibrer gSeltrelle 81"
rid tommcnOeu u@iorts" 81 e"'
piangen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06

9fotre CAME, &iloy 5. N}dr5.
Ger S06el Oes @encrols G6omoS
SrouciS @leog6cr, Der p66renO ocs
Siir9crfrie9eS Die nSSrii6 9rigooc~
6eie6ligt Bat iii geiteru ser ltiiper.
iitdt BON 9iotrc Came feierlib ii6er'
ge6eu moroen IS lit ein @eihcnf
BON gunoesicuaior @oli6 bon W}ont
tono in pclhem Stootc @encrol
9licog6er 81 Der Belt nlS cr itor6,
iungircnOer Staots @oaperrelir
mar Gie &oiie ioll ne6en Sen iroi
id]en 9leiten oeS Gatcrs Gor6D ruben
OcS 6elotoplons, melher ouf Dem
ShlabiielOc non SettDs6lrg miiien
inn algel lnO gonlben-9legen Den
iier6enocu &ricgeru Der @rigaoe Die
Sterbeiaframente Derabreidt Bat @ci
Der GeremOnie mnreii 5o6lreinc &er.
tretcr Der irlonoiiben @eieaidniten
bon Chicago umO anoeren StdOicn
5iigegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-06
NMrd t.Strablcn 3itm ariippcl.

Wrccn . ap yNsc., 5. Wl1r5.
9lnorew 9ridncr BON Cconto bal
ae9en Die 9ler3te Gr. s.. 4. G6ooc
mo Or g. =. @ount cine alage olli
3abhmg bon $4,000 erbobeu. Gr
gie6t on OaB cine bon oen 9ler8teu
5u ieiner llnteriu6ung onoewenoetc
a. Stra6lcu-@oid9iuc ciu tieies God
in ieine Siiite ae6ramt babe, 10 oaB
er 5eitlcbens Gin atiippel blei6c1
miro.