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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
OREGON FACES GRAVE
INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM

Portland, Aug. 2o.-Lack of steady
employment for laborers in seasonal
occupations, such as numbering, fruit
packing and fishing Is the gravest in
dustr1al problem Oregon faces, wit
nesses testified today before the federal
industrial relations commission.
Exploitation of lumber workers Is
common, E. ]. Stack, secretary of the
Oregon State Federation of Labor de-
clared The broad employment agency
and hospital fee system. exposed in the
Seattle hearings. was found also to ex-
list here. Mr.. Stack testified that with
in the last week arrests have BEEN
made here on charges of collision be-
tween employment agencies and en-
ployers.
Low wages, long hours and poor
working conditions are causing un-
rest" the witness said. AN honest
survey of laboring conditions and the
giving OF wide publicity to the findings
would do much to correct existing
evils"
DIR. F. G. Young. of the University OF
Oregon, declared his belief that closer
organization of both employees and en-
ployers would be beneficial.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
SUSPECT SCHEME
TO TAKE COAL TO
GERMAN CRUISER
Tramp Steamer Forbidden
to Leave Port at San
Francisco Until She Dis
charges Fuel.

San Francisco, Aug. 20.-The tramp
steamer Mazatlan, which at one time
md another has flown the Mexican and
German flags, was forbidden to leave
port today until she shall have dis
charged 500 tons of coal, laden in sacks,
which it is alleged was intended to be
transferred at sea TO the German
cruiser Leipzig.
The Mazatlan is owned by Frederick
Jebsen & Co., German shipping agents
of this city. She was ostensibly to
clear for Mexican ports OF the west
coast, which is her regular run.
Suspicion was directed to the vessel
last night, when it became known she
had coal on board. Collector Davis
had before him today John Rothschiid.
of the firm of John Rothschild & Co.,
wholesale dealers in supplies, and
Rothschild admitted that the coal on
board the Mazatlan had been ordered
by him from the Western Fuel COM
pany on August II, for delivery on
board the Leipzig, at sea. He was told
to look for his money, he said, to Simon
Reimer, who styles himself special
agent of the German consulate here.
Fhis the acting German consul, Baron
Won Shack, denies. Rothschild's share
in the transaction was that of middle
man.
Trip Was Abandoned.
If the original plan had been follow
ed the coal would have been towed to
sea by the tugboat Retriever, whose
captain C. w. Beers, was to have re-
ceived $4,000 for his service, after the
coal had been delivered safely on
board. But about that time the launch
Active, carrying a newspaperman,
reporter and a representative of the
German consulate, got into difficulties
with the authorities because she car
ried newspapers and information out
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
AMERICANS PRAISE
TREATMENT RECEIVED
WHILE IN GERMANY

Rotterdam. Aug. 20, via London
Further arrivals of Americans from
Germany are expected here today. They
wdll be welcomed by Soren Listoe, the
American consul-general. who will ex-
tend all facilities at his command.
Concerning the reported abuse of
Americans in Germany, Consul Iistoe
today made the following statement:
Americans now arriving here speak
highly of the treatment accorded them
by the Germans. Those who had
trouble were mistaken for Englishmen.
There has been no wilful abuse and
any instances of hardship were due
to the state of war and the precau-
lions thought necessary. The German
government 10 days ago notified burgo-
masters that they would be held per-
sonally responsible for any injury done
to Americans and other foreigners"
Frederick Wright, a physician of
Douglas, Ariz., who has just come from
Germany, said:
Americans In Germany have nc
cause for complaint. Their treatment
could not be better. The hotel Bristol
in Berlin, placed 100 rooms at the free
disposal of Americans who were finan-
cially embarrassed owing to the diff
ficulties in cashing checks.
The total number of Americans
stranded and without money In Ger
many is about 700. Most of them are
in Berlin, Munich and Frankfort on the
Main.
H william Guggenheim of New Yorl
has given $4,000 to the German Red
Cross society.
/ Among the Japanese leaving Ger.
many are many officers who formerly
served in the German army and navy
1t is reported here that the Ruthen.
ians of Russia may take up ARM
against Russia According to another
report the German fleet In the Baltic
last Sunday captured 16 Russian sail
ing ships and one Russian steamer.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
UNITED STATES
MAY Be ASKED TO
TAKE TERRITORY

Picking, Aug. 2o.--China inquired to-
day of the United States what its atti-
tude would be toward the cession by
Germany to the United States of the
territory OF Kiao-C Chow for immediate
cession thereafter back to China
The inquiry of the Chinese govern
ment was made to the American charge
d'affaires and 1t was to be based on in
timation from Germany that such a
course might solve the problem.
The Chinese government is not sure
that such a program would meet with
the approval of japan or Great Britain
and the opinion is freely expressed that
It Will not. But China has informed
the United States that, no matter what
action Japan may take as result of
her ultimatum the Chinese republic win
preserve an absolutely passive attitude.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
HEALTH OF PARIS IS
REPORTED EXCELLENT

Paris. Aug. 20.-The health OF Paris
is excellent according to reports of
the sanitary authorities. The popula-
ton Of both the city and its suburbs
cooperate readily in the measures
taken by the health officials SO that
there is no danger of epidemics. Ad-
vice as to re-vaccination is very gen
orally followed.
The police now consider Paris the
safest city in the world. Bronzed blue
jackets have been brought from the
naval ports to supplement the police.
The patrols find little to do. Before
mobilization the average daily arrests
in the city were 700 This has now
dropped to $50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
WAR RISK INCREASED
ON JAPANESE VESSELS

San Francisco, Aug. 20.--A London
cable to the Pacific coast representa-
tive of Lloyds gave notice today that
the underwriters have increased the
war risk on Japanese vessels to 6.S per
cent, which is the highest rate now be-
ing quoted Insurance men believe
this rate will not be appreciably abat-
ed until the situation on the Pacific
has established itself more definitely or
the censorship at Hongkong and else
where has permitted developments OF
the past fortnight to be become known
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
BLIND BISHOP IS
SHOT BY GERMANS

Paris, Aug. 20.-La Croix, the Cath
ole newspaper, declares that the blind
bishop, Monsignor Kannengiesser, al
legged to have been shot by the Ger
mans at Istsin, in. Baden, was an
Alsatian and anti-Gerfnan-
He was accused by the Germans OF
having in his possession plans of the
fortress of Istein- Glotz where large
German force is awaiting the advance
of the French army now marching
through upper Alsace.
Istein -Glotz Is regarded 'as almost
impregnable and is the center of the
ring of German Notifications in that
region
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
Steamer is FIoated.

San Francisco. Aug. 2o.-The cham
her of commerce here received word
today that the steamer Colusa, of the
New York and Pacific Steamship com
pany. limited, fleet, which went ashore
eight miles north of Astoria. was float
ed last night uninjured.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20

Lester Wolroth had very severe
attack OF cholera rnorbus brought on
by eating green apples. Ills mother
Mrs. Pearl Wolroth, Herkimer, N. ",
says, Il was advised to give him
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which l did, and
the relief from the first~ was very
great. After taking three doses he
twas all right" For sale by all dealers.
Adv.-TfTh S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
War Risk Bill Reported.

Washington. Aug. 2O-The admins
tration bill for war risks was, favor
ably reported for action to both house
and senate today after brief hearings
in committees.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
LACK OF WORK IN
FRENCH CAPITAL
Great PROBLEM
Government Issues Warn
ing and Labor Leaders
Cooperate With Utmost
Energy With Commission.

Paris, Aug. 2o.-A warning issued by
the French government today says that
while one great struggle is in progress
on the frontiers. another fight must
be fought in the interior of the country
against the misery which follows the
disorder in it's economical life.
The prefecture of police in Paris es :
Inmates that there are 100000 out of
work in the French capital and Its
suburbs, or nearly one-sixth OF the
total population of the department of
the Seine.
Those who have savings find difh-
Guilty in getting hold of them. as they
could draw only Ave per cent during
the first two weeks OF the war, but be-
ginning today they may draw 10 per
cent and II Is likely the government
will further linerate the deposits In the
banks.
The labor leaders are cooperating
with the utmost energy with the gov
eminent commission, of which Marcel
Sembat is president, TO reopen OPP
portunities for work
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
MORGAN CONFfRS With
THE RESERVE BOARD

Washington. Aug. 20.--J. p. Morgan
conferred here late today with Secre-
tary McAdoo and the federal reserve
board. He did not tell inquirers what
he came to discuss and members Of the
board protested not to know.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
CARRANzA ENTERS
MEXICAN CAPITAL

Mexico City, Aug. 20.-Gen-
eral Venustiano Carranza, the
supreme chief OF the Mexican
revolution, and from today pro-
visional president of the re-
public, entered the capital at
noon. He was given an enthu-
siastic reception by the crowds
on the streets.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20

Capital News want ads reach all the
people seven days a week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20
DAY IN CONGRESS.

House
Met at noon.
Commerce committee voted
favorable report on war risk In
surance bill.
Naval affairs committee con-
tinued consideration of bills to
place government ships in COM
merciai service.
Resumed consideration of
water power regulation bill.
Senate
Met at II a. m.
Commerce committee voted
favorable report on war risk
Insurance bill.
Resumed debate on labor ex-
emption clause of the Clayton
bill.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-08-20

to the Leipzig, and Rear Admiral Pond
served public notice that such expedi-
tons were considered unneutral SER
vice and in the future would not be
tolerated. So the Retriever gave up
her trip, and, as substitute exped-
lent, the endeavor was made to SNUG
gle the coal out on the Mazatlan.
Fuller investigation of all the CIR
cumstances suggest the case has been
placed In the hands of w. P. Tidwell,
a special agent of the treasury depart
ment. A search OF the manifest OF
the Cosmos liner Alexandria shows that
'Dr. Reimer'' was transferred at sea
to the Alexandria from vessel not
named, at some point between Cham
perico, Mex, and San Francisco.
THE act speaks for itself" was Col
lector Davis comment.
Collector Davis has wired the facts
to Washington and asked for further
instructions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
lSoit nadl Nentlhlano.

IlIi ilNN Itiit-
R0ltmellter S9erlod Smann bot
ocItcrn Dem ..Dcliti6cn Gorreipon.
ocnten" mitt6cilcn laiien, Dab oieie
@oAc 5mei Doiiipier BON 9leip Yorf
nod sStolicu o6gcbel, mcIdle ocilti6e
%oitiahcu uitne9nan mer0en. DcS.
qleihcn nebmon,y oieie 0ompfer
@ricfc fir Oeiterreicb llngorn nit.
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1no Ole 9reife fiir ocnielben niiIiet
bis beutc 2lben0 10 llbr olf Der Foit
bier icin imo ouf ocu GouDcrt auBcr
ocr ridtigen glorciic Den &ermcrt
ttagcu: nper Goierta.~ Scr nGMlte
Goupfer, meIcber @oitiocben fin
Gcutigblau6 iino Oeiterreid nit.
ninimt, ge6t am Samita9 o6 uno
@oitlad5cn miiiienrper glmcrica~ ne.
ben Der rihtieen 9Ioreiie tragen iuo
bis 5rcitog Qlbeno 9 llbr in Der bic
ii0cn &oit ab9eliefcrt per0cu Des'
glcibcn gebcu 5iDei Gonlpier oicie
gSome (uglep yorf~ rnO uaroon.
lonoD nod Gnglouo o6. Dieicl6en
ne0meu obcr obiolut feline oeutidcn
@ricie nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
0as geetter.

Sir 0lorDIano unO ben Giitrift
Columbia beute flor mo norOli@e
@in0e.
Iie 6odite Senperatpr am geitri.
gen Gage 6ctrug 80 @roo Inn 3 ll6r
9lahmitto9S mo Oie nieorigite 73
@rao INN 6 ll6r Nlorgcns.
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oes por 70 Nleilen bonn SiiOen
Ger 6eudtigteitsge6olt Ser Suit
mar 81 &ro5cnt Inn $ lIbr N}orgcns
uno 81 9Sro3ent inn s ll6r 9l6enos.
Sn ben iibrigen g9etter geobah-
ting.Stotiouen oeS 9anOes ipor Oie
bodlte Scmpcratur 1uie folgt: gltlan>
tic Gitg Is. 9iSmord 6S, Bolton 81,
9uiiaIo 70, G6orleiton Sc, G9ico9o
10, GleDcIano 20, Geuoer 81, Getroit
76, Iulutb 6s, gnitport 6S, @alDcs
iton So. Green Ban G6, Satteras S4
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0iontgomer1 30, Montreal rs, 03ou-
tndet ~. glep Crleons 90, 9fclp.
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76 @ortlanO, Ore S6, Gue6cc so,
Aoleig6 SO,Salt Safe GitD 8S, San
8ron3isco 60, ct. 9ouis Sc, Scrnn,
ton 81, S6repeport 80, Spofone 80.
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Bon Der Site iibermdItigt
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9cgcr bon 9lr. GOA, g9eit 2anoaIc
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itrifts uah Dem 02ercp SoipitaI &c.
6roht no iein 3uitano ais nidt ge-
idbrlitb bc5eidnet pur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12

~ u W Y ~ v I [.
g8ie 9eltern i'm Hot66olie ongc-
ecbcn muroe, ban6clt es iib bel Der
9cicbltng oes g(ntcS oes Stootrotbs-
mitglieOes SorrD &ilmer bon ocr 15.
gSoro in criter 2inie Inn 0pei W}Gn-
ncr, Die Scrrcn Sobn Z. 6oro, sen
befonnten Ebeoterlmternebmer, uno
&idaro 6. 9rcccc, Gin 9}cc6tsonpoIt,
melhcr nit Dem 9lnwoItsbrrcoit
ocs goriibers @ormon bon ser
Stoots Steucr Gonniilion in
Gcr6inolng itebt.
@crr ailmcr Bot icin 9lnit ais
@litolico ocs critcn &otbsomciqes
uicoergcIegt, ga er ocn Soften oes
Gbef.9liiciiors Scr Stoots- -Stcuer.
Gomlniiiion fir oic Stoot Baltimore
occeptirt bat. Der Stootrot6 miro TO.
fort no6 oen Sommerferien eincil
SlahfoIger fiir Scrrn ailner crwdb-
len.
FrdiiOent W}cGosfer Dor
ben @roBgeihluorenen
NrGiioeut WlcGoofer BON OerSdul-
9e6or0e mar geltcrn Dor Die @roBge-
idporcren oelo0en lno mar ii6er
cine Stnoe nit oieier a0rperidoft
in 9eratblng. @r poIte ii6er Die
Gonfcren5 feline glusfiinft ge6en imO
iagte mr., oob Sdulanaelegcnbeiteu
I'M glagelneinen 6eiprohen morOen
ieien IS perloutet ober, ooB Die
UroBgeldjporenen nit Oen 8uitdnoeu
peribieoener oiieutIiderShulen uidt
3ufrieoen limo, gan5 beionoers ollf
glot1ausgduge iiro ianitdre Ginrid-
tlmgeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
9as 9ieimltat Der 0iaOanicenc III
GnrlcD'S 9icitamrant.

9(ls 5olgc Der bereits beribteten
&ooouicene in Curriers' Geltaurani
gfr. 13t, 91oro @op StraBc, leBte
9'oli3eiri6ter Supplce eeltern N
Der nittlereu @oIi8eiitotion fiir oIe
glndItebenoen Die folgcnoen StrnleH
an: Soiis S. aleeidouer, 9eliser
Ocs &citouronts, lm0 SSnncs Soip'
fins bon Scr. 421, ct. &oul.StruBe'
je $40 itno Soften, 0liDer 45. Ho'
bcrts bon glr. 2502, Soirmount.9lpe'
me ST. 9(rtbur s. 9lnoerlon poI
Ger. 1884, gtoro 0urbom StroBc
uno Whlton g. Ma1ill BON 9lr.23O4
Oit 2afaDcttc glbenue, 5pci tribe.
re StroBenbabn Gonorftcurc, $lo
reip. 500 uno Soften uno @iaian'
s. Grtmon bon Ger. TIA, Oit.Hre.
iton.StroBe, uno elmer 6. gSDatl
BON glr. 1884, glor0 Gurboni-Stry
friibere Wlotorfiibrer, ic $40 uio
arItcn gllle be6abIten ibre StraIe
nno muroen entloiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
g9radl Oen rcdltcn gIrm.

2Ils Der 72-id6rige Wiqiam 9nfer,
Elm 6ormer bon Sole6ia6, Gatous-
pille, 0eitern nit einem cinipGnnigen
@ogen Die Eratt-StraBe 6innter
fiI6r, puroe ieiu 9,fero pI0blid ic6ell
imo ging oird. 2ln ser Ode DON
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gafer'S @ogcn nit einein auoeren
@efdbrt iuobei gafer alf ons Stra.
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neben nle6reren geringiii9igeren @er.
lcbungcn cinen 9rub oes rehten glr-
mes oaDon irug. gr muroe IN Der
9lmbulan3 0es iiiomeltlidben Giltritts
nah oem 5raufIin Square 6oipital
ge6radt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
..gaiIIeImbA in glniInn.

9lah cinen 9riei ops Gdpt. gil.
iinQer III Der Compiler ygsiae6oo"
pom u9lorooaitiden QloDo iiher in
goliou aelan0et unO miro ooielbit
porlduiia blciben &or einigeu Ga-
gcn Gina ole 9laAridt ourH oie
92reiic oaB Scr o@iaeboo" moglc6er
3ciic pon brtildeu 2rei3ern eefa-
pert iuoroen lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
llnterholtnuas. .g8ca,usiIer.

Butts .anoiiurun" a10e @rl from
neerrman's @arf.D gelnir 0loao T. aaaa6
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&nmpicr uNrelmlnuo"
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asus 9Sini 1aeli0 1onrcn per GampIcr
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recRsmO' Tirli, 7. u.g.@ Wloniae ben
~. 9u0uii Committeeman m ageeenosB Barr.
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3llm Sdnb miro Die Nnpeuc has Qie0 BON
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iuOf ono Sico mihuiinpcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
g9efrieSiacnSe g}ierc.

0ic bieiigen aenner bon guten
NioI5. uno Sopfcnsetrdnfen piirol'
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rel: 3orforo.9lpe., W2onument. uno
SiIIen-StroBe Eel. 6. & g. D2ount
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
lin cine 2iamantnaOeI 6elto6Ien.

Den @erlult elmer 0ianortu6rIted.
naoel i'm @ert6e bon $50 betraliert
Scrr So6n IS. Scott bon 9fr. 1882,
Hiltlono-9lpemie 0erielbe bcrihteie
gcitern I'M 0cteftio-S5auptquartier,
ooB i6m oos S6midihid an 9Ronta9
entueOer in YiiOcps.&arf ooer ST.
@olnilt @robe, oni 9cor Greet, a0'
6anocn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
rgSo Nlnt6 nnO Strait in Oentld''
Seelc flammen."

llnO wenn sic @clt bon Scuiel ipar
llno 1bnlidenl @elidter
llno aQe ltinOen ringsilm6er
llno ilcti6teu ole @eiidter: FL
Gen itarfen OeiltiHen Wlann
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6idt 0os nidt al.
Gen Sd6cl ibwingeuO, idreitet er
9urd 6ron5oien, 9luiien 9ritten
llno 5eigt iic6 irgenomo Elm Seer,
@c6fs Ourd nit feiten SGritten
Sogor 0os Seloent6um
Ger @roBmobt Belgium
@irit i'm nibt nm.
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irecb
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9ln GnOc 5abIeu iie Die Bed, b
lin i6mdblib iid 5ii fii9en.
1onn miro es 9laen flar,
Sborffraaac Sang fiirwo6r
9eiibt Der oeutidbe 9lor.
O'rum 0orwGrts, porw6rts nit 9ir'
ra6l
@eOcnft ser topfren 9l6neu.
gfod fam lpie emit @ernlallia
@ci1oort I'M itol5e 6u6nert
Iol Wlut6 ltnO bon &ertroien
Ger g9elt ins 9luge i6ouen
llnO Inn Iid bouen
Or. 6. Strud @ai6ington'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-12
Mnni3ipul -gsudjrid,tcm.

92oiblage inter Sdiffsltolcrn infolge
Oes Stiaitanoes Ser clropdiiden
Sdiiio6rt Dem MaDor gemelOct
Soratoga, StraBc miro nit
@uBaspboIt gepilaiiert.
0oB cine gelpiiie &lofe bon 9lus.
ldnoern inter Dem gegeniudrtigen eu-
ropGiideu arieg iAwer 81 leiOeu bat,
mar ole @rflGrlng, welAe geltern
Sefrctdr 5. gS. MagruOer BON Oeu
,@ereinigtcn @obltbdti9feits-@ -@eicl-
idaften" Dem lielloertretenOcn MoDor
Subert gegeniber mo1te. Serr Mag-
ruoer beriHtete, OaB ourd Den Stil-
Iton0 oes elropGii6en SHiiiabrtsper-
fe6rs cine groBe 9ln5abl Sdiffsltauer
6roOlos muroen. Son Oieien paren
iur iebr weni9e ouf einen oerartigen
SSaQ oorbereitet II. ole 6olge mar, ooB
Oic nieiiteu Oerielben iih an ole Ser
einigtcn @o6lt6dtigfeits @eiellid6of-
ten" Inn llnteritiiblmg wenoen mill
fen. Serr MogruOer lit Der llnlidt
OaB ii1 Die Situatiou nod beDeiteno
peridlimmern miro mo OaB 6alo IL
nan5icQe llnteritiibumg notbig iuerOen
miro.
9}a9 Der Gonieren3 nit Srn Wlag-
luoer erflGrtc Serr Sr6ert, Oob er
ie6r beoaiire, ooB Ser arieg eine Der
ortige 9}otblage bier i'm @efol0e babe,
0oB ober ole Staot feline Wiittel fiir
Siilieleiihng beiibe.
@floiterung Scr Saro-
togasS StroBe
Die Strcitirage ii6er Oie Sortc
YflaIier, melbc in Ser Saratooa-
gtroBc, 3wiiden Der G6arles. ino
Ser Gotbeorol-stroBc, gcleot merOen
ioa, muroe geltcrn ooourd geloit, oaB
Staot- Sngenierr McGoD BON Der
9Hoget6e6orOe ailtoriiirt wurOe, Die
StraBe imtcr ieinem nagemeinen 9fe-
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unO NIT Ditriii3irten gl0den 5pii6en
Den @eleiien 81 pilnltcrn Ger Stoot-
SSngeliclir bntte nit 0cr%ilaltermgss
Gonmiiiion cine Gerein6orung 9e-
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Yl0den proteitirten, enti6loB iid Der
Sta0t-Sngenieur, 9lspbaltblodc legen
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3obhrng ibres 9lnt6eils al Den &o-
item. 0araui6in cini9te man iid
oonn oitf @nBospablt. Die Efloitc-
rlng ser Soratoga- -StraBe, bon Der
Cathedral bis sur SounrO-StroBe,
befiuoet lid in gutem 3liItonO, Ooae-
gen ioQ oies 5mii6en Der Soparo-
StroBe un0 6remont-9lpenue nidt
Der Sal iein. gs lit ocsbol6 pobr-
ideinlid, OoB oie @fIaiteriinas.Gom-
miiiion Oieie Strede inn fommeuoen
Su6r neu pfloitern laiien miro
lteber 100 9 Sdoumogen in
Der Snouitrie- @aroOe.
0as Gomitc fiir ole Snouitrie-9So-
raOe Der Stcrnen6onnerieier berid-
tete QeItcrn inn Sternenbamer.Saupt.
quarter, ooB ii1 in Der @oraoe ii6er
| 100 S6aumagcn beiin0en meroca.
@cltern parcn Die 0erren Sooen, gSe-
Der lmO @beeler i'm 6ouptQuariier
oeh gan5en Gag NIT @orbereitlmgen
fiir Oiele YaroOe 6eiA1ftigt. Sic fiin-
oigten an, ouB alle @ldne fiir Die
/ Sdaiupagen sur Eriiflng porgelegt
Derocn niiiiien. Die Eriihng oauert
nur wenige @linuten imo 0ieieni-
gen, wclc6c ole @lGne oorlegen, f0n-
nen auf ole 9iiidgabe oerielben mar
ten Sic 9lrbeiterpelt miro in oer
Snouitric-@oraOe etiua $4,000 Mann
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