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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
MANDAMUS WRIT
esked FOR o. Supreme cour, bv
Hsrrison County Candidate Who
C'pms He Was Counted Out.

A petition Tor a writ Of mandarin.
was nled with the state suprem. co,,.'
yesterday from Harrison county
styled Lucas W. the cOintv cour,i,
sioncrs Of Harrison county a. T.
BOARD OF county canvassers Lucas
was the Republican candidate ,or
member o. the board Of county com.
iniaaioners. and on the face OF the no.
turns was declared elected bv "A
votes. Cruise. his Democratic oppo
neut demanded recount. wbich
showed him defeated BY NJ votes Nine
votes for CfNse were thrown out bv
me board and three FOR Lucas Nov
Luca4 asks an alternative writ 10
prevent the board from declaring
CfsiFc elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
NEW SCHEDULE
3. a o. Railroad viii Pot New Ruis
into Effect November %.

The new schedule on tho ~ a o.
Railroad viii go into effect SUNDAY.
November 20. and ~ a. full yanticl-I
pated that the new schedule viii not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
ELECT DIRECTORS
HazelAtlss Glass Company stock.
holders Reflect Old Board At
Meeting Yesterday.

The stockholders OF the HazeLAtlas
GlasC company. az their meeting held
yesterday. transacted several buslu rs
mstters Of importance concerning the
general welfare % tho company. one
Of the most Important matters taken
~ vas the reelection OF the old board
% directors for the ensuing year The
members ~ the board are: &. n
Brsdy chairman. W s. Brady. G. w..
hubbard. J = Holloway. G. A. Robin
son. q g oliver. y G. Brady. Michael
J owens end William = Walbridse.
IN" meeting vas very we'll attend d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25

Tickets on sale a. Davis. Burkham
A. Tyler'a Music Store for the World
amous Williams Singers. Admission.
PC. zoe. 15c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
Hseki Haekf Hseki

Win raw. tickling throat. tieht
S85hest, sore lungs. you need FOLEY a
tioney and Tar Compound. and duick.
sgs..,i.ne nrst dose helps. IL leaves a
uoWn your throat, you feel better AZ
once. y. Martin. Bassett. Neb.. writes
had severe cough and cold and
was almost past going got a bottis
OF foley's Honey and Tar and am
gao 20 say Il cured my cough entire.
eno my cold soon disappeared. Z"
Coleman & Co " JUN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
JAMESON CASE TO
SUPREME COURT
MARSHALL COUNTY SCHOOL
TEACHER CARRIES HER CASE
HIGHER.
When She Married Her Position Was
Declared Vacant by School Board
Board Appeals.

petition was filed with the state
supreme court OF appeals yesterday
styled Hollie Jones-Jameson W. the
board Of education Of Union district.
Marshall county. II will be remem-
bered that the plaintiff was formerly
music teacher in the Union district
schools. but when she married her
position was declared vacant In the
lower court she was given judgment
for her wages. making the board Of
education the defendant IN error m
this action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
HOLIDAY HOURS
VIII BE Observed IN Wheeling Post.
onies and BenNood Branch Thanks
giving Day.

Assistant Postmaster W ~ Hor.
nish yesterday announced the follow
Ing holiday hours for THANKSGIVING
day, tOmOrrOW. AZ the main office.
this city. and the BenwoOd branch.
Main Office.
Stamp and parcel post Windo ~.
money order and registry division
and executive Office viii b. closed he
entire day.
General delivery window open from
~ q. m. until ~ m
Ono delivery will be- made BY car.
riera leaving the Office AZ 8 q. m Two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25

general collections will be made. the
carriers arriving at the Office at 6:15
an dl1 a. m. Collections will be made
IN business district at $3.50, IL a. m. /;
1915. 3 and 8 y. m.
Benwood Branch.
Ohice open from a. m. until 10: 30
a. m.
One delivery will be made by car.
riers leaving the office az n m. Col
lections viii end at 1890 a. m.
No deliveries will be made on The
rural routes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
BROTHERHOOD MEETING
Regular Meeting Of St James Broth
erhood to Be Held Tonight.

The regular monthly meeting Of 81
James Brotherhood OF Evangelical
Lutheran St James church viii be
held this evening at s o'clock. instead
OF Thursday. Report Of the supper
executive committee will be submit
ted, and various matters will be dp
for discussion. Members should not
fail TO be present. Friends of men,
bers ana the brotherhood are welcome
at any Of these meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25

materially affect the local division.
mere will probably be a number OF
minor changes in the time of trains.
put none Of the trains will be taken
out OF service. The new revised
schedule VIII be made public inside
OF the next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25

and much interest was manifested in
the future success of the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25

cllmalcne is an absolutely pure
chemical cleanser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25
Water Rents Due

For the six months payable Deem
her ist. a discount Of 100 allow
ed on bills paid during December,
1914
Positively no discount allowed
after December 31St. 1914.
W. s. McELROY.
City Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-25

A beautiful tribute TO the late Rev J.
w Johnson. former pastor OF the Buck
ley NJ T.. church. whose death occurred
sunday morning. was paid by the Meth
odist Episcopal ministers of Wheeling
and vicinity. when the following rcso-
tuition OF respect was adopted at a meet
ing held Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
FORBIDS ACCEPTANCE
OF ROCKEFELLER CASH
Senate Amends Agricultural Bill,
Forbidding Outside Aid to Gov
eminent Work.

The Senate yesterday amended the agri-
cultural bill so as to prohibit contrtbu-
tons by the general education board or
like associations, to aid in farm demon
stration work and cotton boil weevil
work undertaken by the government
There was not enough opposition to the
amendment to force a roll call in the
Senate.
The general education board was en-
dowed with S42OOO.oOo by John D. Rookie
Teller, and has contributed in recent years
S2o0,O0O annually to help pay the salaries
of government employees engaged in farm
demonstration and boil weevil work in
the south
Senator Oliver of Pennsylvania entered
protest against refusal to accept con-
tributions of citizens for any government
work. and Senator Martin of Virginia
tried to defeat the anti-Rock efeller
amendment by parliamentary procedure.
Senator Ashurst, after referring to the
refusal Of Rockefeller to arbitrate the
labor troubles in Colorado and to the
Homestead strikes in the Andrew Car
negie mills, declared he was not in favor
of Rockefeller or Carnegie or any other
of their class being permitted to patronize
the government with money procured
from the intimidation of employees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
KNOCKED DOWN BY MOTOR,
MISS HAGER BADLY HURT
Mrs. McCulloch, Wife of Army Of
fcer, Was at Wheel of
the Machine.

Miss Edna y lIaGer, daughter of
William T. HaEer of 121l | street
southeast. was knocked down by an
automobile while crossing neas sth
aud X streets northwest shortly before
o'clock yesterday afternoon and
seriously injured. The automobile was
operated by Mrs McCulloch, wife of
Lieut.. Col. G. G. McCulloch: T. s A.,
her husband and Il friend Of the fam
iIy being in the vehicle with her. Miss
tIag"r was hurried to Emergency Hos
NJ II. Hopwood OF sth and X streets
northwest, SerGt. Cats accompanying
her.
employed in a department store, was
on her way home and was crossing
the street to board a car at 9Th stree,
and New York avenue when she was
knocked down The automobile die
not pass over her. 1t is claimed tina,
she became confused and got in the
way of the approaching machine, ant
Mrs, McCulloch. IL is stated was un-
!. BILE to prevent the accident. Mis-,
lIaGer was unconscious when picket
ap and rushed TO the hospital She
Was suffering from concussion of tn.
brain aud = possible fracture Of thu
skull The patient regained conscious
ness during the night and was reported
as being much better this morning
Mrs. McCulloch went to the first pre-
cinct police station and explained tn.
affair to Lieut.. Harrison. The latte
conferred with Assistant United State.
Attorney Ralph Given. and Mrs Nc
Gulloch WAS asked 10 appear in cour
should the case reach there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
Former Home in Michigan.
President Attends the Circus.

President Wilson went to the circus
last night remaining until the finish,
and enjoying himself very much. With
him were his daughter. Miss Margaret
Wilson; Miss Helen Bones. Dr. Cary
Grayson. Senator Hughes, Secretary
Tumulty Thomas ]. p. Pearce and Otto
Carmichael. The party occupied a spe-
cial box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
May Build Jewish Home.

Washington Hebrews are to consider
ttie question of a home for the aged OF
theIr race al 4 meeting in Above Sholem
rTpl. 18th aud | streets northwest,
>uud.! afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-06
PATENT OFFICE EMPLOYE
SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD
Walter johnson, Chief of Division,
Commits Suicide, Probably Due
to Dependency.

Walter johnson. seventy-two years
old, a veteran of the civil war and for
many years chief OF the interference
division of the patent Office, yesterday
afternoon visited an undertaking es-
tablishment at 322 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest and committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head.
A note addressed to the undertaken
contained directions as to the DISPOSE
ton of the body. and second note
asked that Charles F. Chisholm. an as
sistant examiner in the patent Office,
be notified in case of sickness or acct
dent.
IF sick" johnson wrote, take me to
a hospital; IL dead take me to Lee 3
and notify Charles F. Chisholm. Do not
take me to private residence
Dependency Follows Demotion.
1t is stated that the war veteran was
denoted several months ago. and since
that time. it is said, he showed signs
of dependency. A week ago he turned
over his private papers TO his friend.
Chisholm. and told him they were to
remain undisturbed until after his
death. Yesterday morning he gave Mr..
Chisholm to understand that he might
have something for him to look after
later in the day.
Johnson had attended a number of
funerals of war veterans held at the
Undertaking establishment where he
ended his life. When he reached the
establishment yesterday afternoon
johnson viewed the body of a veteran
in the chapel and then walked back to
the crematory, where. he had stated,
he wanted his body reduced to ashes.
He spoke to d colored employee. drew n
pistol from his pocket and shot him
self The pistol was a single barreled
affair that was made in 1869.
Former Home in Michigan.
The deceased came here from Jack
son. Mich. more than thirty years ago
and accepted position in the patent
office. He said very little about his
relatives. his friends say. and he lived
almost in seclusion He recently oc-
cupied room at 100 LIST street north
east Arrangements have been COM
pleted to cremate his body late this
afternoon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
Gnrupdiidc aa6clOcpcibcu.



beginnt bolO.
2on0ou, 2S. Nloi. II Gic Ger-
6anohm0 in Der bon 9ielhcnnnt 9fep.
nolio SIingsbp bon San Srancisco
an6dngig gema6tcu ala9e, Our1 mel.
DE cr 0pS 9ied)t ieines ainoeS aui Ell.
men Ebeil oeS Dorti6irc.9eiiBes lei
mes Goters ermeiien mill, miro 9ln-
fong Slmi beginncn.
9ieutenant SlingSbD Batter, &eO.
CHARLES SliuoSbo, ltarb I'M Sabre
1912 on ben 8olgeu zines SogO-lln.
iaas. Gr bnierlieB 9eiib wel6er
ongeblib $4,000 an Sa6reS.9leue.
men brinQen ioQ, imO ser Saupttbeil
oieies 9eiibes lit 9ieltcnant Slings.
By 5ugeiaQeu Ger 9ieit ioaie AT
2ieutenont SliugSbos So6u gebeu;
ood Der iiingcre 9rioer oes 2ierte-
nauts bat Die @rbauipriide oes aiu-
oeS ongeiodtcn.
GRADER gefln0en
Foris, %. Mui. Gle @r1ber
me6rerer amerifauiicber @latroien
melde no6 Dem @eiedt bonn 10.
Suni 1864 in G6erbourg be0ro6en
wurocn, iino bon Srn @onion Glepe-
lono Gor, Dem ameritouilden Siilfs.
@eneralloniitl in @aris gehnocn
moroeu. 9ieie @rabmdler pcroen
e6enio pie Die omerifaniiden Scic-
rauen in &eriaillcs unO Saint Ser
main bon einem Gomite BON AmcrI'
fancrn nit 9humen imO 6lagaeH &C.
ldmiict WerOcn.
SorO Gburdill ais y q
tifer.
SolisburD, Gn9lolo, 70 9tal
Ser critic 2oro Der britilben No-
nirolitdt. Wfniion z. G6urAil boil
en0ete 6euie sic eriie @toppe ieiner
9lns6ilomg 5mu Suiti6itier. Serr
G6urdjia Iiieg in 9}et6erooon nit q.
ncm Nlariue.9leroplan mti unO lon.
oete uacb cinem Slug iiber oie Ca.
Iisbrrg-@bene iider allf Dem Sniau-
tcrie-@rer3ierpldb.
2oro G6urbia boiit, in uddlicr
@ohe iein @ilotens@crtiiifat 81 err
baIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
0nrac Gto0tncniofeiten.

Ole al So9res- Convention Der
O2orplonocr 9aptiiten toet sur 3cit
in Sowion.
cyln Baltimore &rcB-Glu6~ bielt
oeItern glbcnO Sr. SorrD 8. Sole ci.
men iauItrirtcn @ortroe ii6er ocn
9Sonoma-&anol.
S5r.@m. 81. SoIl, felt 13 Sobrcn
GhorIeiter uno Senoriit Der crlten
9optiitenfirde, miro am 1. SUM
Icine Stellmg ailfge6en.
Sr. E6omos @. SaDes bat es o6.
oclcbnt, Iih im Ole Domination fir
9llnoesIeuotor mlf Dem oenofroti
Idcn Siet 81 bcDcr6en.
g(m n66itcn 0icnitoe iperoen oic
0omcn 0cs vGbriitIihen 8crcius
ilnocr 6raucn" in 8oIbroof eincn
Gorneoal DcronitaIten an pcI6cnr
800 iungc g3GOdcn E6eil nc6mcn
ioaen.
eyn leiner &obnltng an Ger Nroof.
fieIo.g(oenue 1T geltern $r. @euio.
min 9epD, @}itglieo Der 8irmo 2cop
g. cons 60. an DER SonooerItroBe,
Qeitorbcn.
Sic Sobres Seridmmhtno ocs
TrouenItiururcdts .&crcins bon BAL.
timorc fiuoct bellte @ormittoa in
9Sr. Is, gSclt 6oDetteitroBc 1tott.
Sci ser Sabresi@hBfeicr Scr
,,syobns Sopfius ltniOerlitat" am 8.
s,lmi in ser n@}uiif 9Ifooenie~ miro
9}unocslcnotor 81. 8. SWen bon
Oflobonra Oic Souptreoc baItcn.
Sym .emcrion.Sotel" fano geitcrn
9lbcno ser Iebte 9fau6obeno ser
Soilon ocs o@ereins DER @otclbe.
liter~ itott.
Gie .W}do6en 2ateini@ulc" 5ie5i
fiir oas nd6ite Scmelter no@ ocm
@oliie g2r. 1911 ct. $oulitraBc
ocm cbcmolioen Sefm oes Ocritorbe.
ueu 9loB @iuans, Inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
M6le6eu.

SIN 9llter bon IA So1ren 1T &C.
itcrn &r. Gbas. u. g8iac I'M 9llter
BON "a So6ren oeitor6cn. 0ie @c
crOiguug finOet om Sonntog giocb
mittag bonn Srouerbauic 9lr. 2200
gcit @rattitroBe, aus itott.
Sn glr. 1903, 9cItitroBe, lit &c.
itcrn DER Sei5er SSobn S. S8icdmann,
@otte Der Jrni @}arie gSietbmoun
geitorbcn. Die 8ceroi0itng finoet an
5onntug g1o3nlittag auf Der oSSe.
tern @cmeterp1 itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
SutereIiirtcu i'd fir n6Olg SiOl-
lerS."

,5n Der nor0lid6en sPoli5eitation
lnuBten fcb geltcrn obt &nobcn mc.
Gen angebIi6cr &u6eitorin9 0erant-
lportcn, ga iic 8rau 9lrOine Grolp-
loro bon 9tr. 1873, 9li6itroBc, cine 9ln-
9on9erin Scr iogenanntcn oSolD 9fol-
ler-"Settc, wcgcn St0rimg cines@ot-
leSoicnites ocrflagt bate. Gie adt
Stnoben Ioqten aus, Dab Iie Dem Grci-
oen Der Sefte groBes Sntcrelle ent-
ae9cnge6ra6t 6dtten uno i6on icit
lnebreren @oden Oeren @ottcSoien-
Hen beigemo6nt 6Gtten; bel Der 3elt-
9enoerne6mmg geriet6 6rau Grom-
Ioro in cine geraoe5u 6edngitigenoc
reli9ioie &er5iidlug; 9ti6tcr lluri@
loolltc i6r Elm @las gSaiicr reidcn
lallen uno boiite iie micOer Oaourd)
sur SSirflibfeit 5uriid6ringen 5u f0n-
men, Scr i'm @cri6tsioole onwcien-
oe @atte, Scr oerartige 9lmwonOlim-
sen i6ein6ar i6on aus @rfa6rllng
lennt, io9te ober, OaB fein Wlittel i'm
SStanoe iei, iic aus elmer Oerartigcu
SSer6ildlmg 5t rciBen. gtn6 elmer
|eile WiirOe iie i6on Oop icIbIt mic
DER 5u iib fommen. Gie anaber
lolroen inter Dem Geripre1en ent-
lollen, Die @ottesoienitc an Ocrllnion'
Noenue nibt mieOer 81 6eiu1en.
Ser 0ampfer o2ouiie" 6cginni
pelltc icinc rcgcImdBigcn Courier
ao@ SoIdelter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
9eidllcnmianna anaeItreOt.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. imScnat per-
oel periuGcn cine bolOigc gl6-
ilinulng iiber bic gSiOcrriIiS-
9ia 1crbcijuiii9rcu.
g8ai6ington, %. @lai. -glO-
miniitrations- -6iibrcr fiinOigten bellte
an oaB Tie BON @Iontag al oen Ser
iu1 ma1cu piirocn, Die Sims.9ia,
wcl6e Die 3oa6eirehmgS alauicl
OcS &anumafanal @eiebes pioer-
ruit, itdnOig Oor Dem Scnat 5u ball
ten bis cine 9l6itinmmg ii6er Die
9il rnO Die 5oblrei6en 9lmcnocmcn-
te imO SubitihItc erreidt woroeu lit.
gtad5 Dem &lan Oes SenotorsSim.
mons, mclbcr in Ocnt &ompf fiir Oen
@iOcrruf Die 6ii6rltng iibcrnomnen
boi, mer0cn ale &eriu9c, anoerc
@loBna5mcn Dor Der Bill sur @rleOi.
glmg 5u 6ringen, nie0ergeitinmt mer-
ocn. IS miro geglau6t, ooB Der &C.
nat 6olO inter ioIcben llntitGnoen Die
forhpd6ren0en 9lcoen iibcr Die &o-
nal5oQ Srnoe iiberOrii1iig weroen
miro lmo 10 in &iir5e cine 9l6itim.
nulng 6crbeigefi6rt meroen fan.
SIN Saufe 0cs beiitioen Cages
6ielten oic Scnatoren OliUer, Oh.
pont imO Neit 9luipraden iI6cr ole
@ia; Oie criiercn @ciOcu gcgen Der
2ebte fir Ocn 9ioerruf.
&erGr0Bcrung Scr 81 eg / G.
runQS. @ulOcrfabrif.
lSoi6ingtom %. @toi Gin
2llnep0cmellt cur 6lQttgn .&cEpiQi-
gun8s 9ill, meldes bellte pom Sc
nat angenommen milrOe, iiebt cine
Sergr0Berlng Der 9lnlagen Der 9ie-
oicrtngs &uluerfo6rif in Snoian
Seoo, @lo., Dor, ioOaB allies roIdloie
gulOer, OnS bon Ger Niarine in Srie-
oens3eiten gebrau1t miro, BORT 6er-
geiiellt merocn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
Ginc CseIpcnlserOcidlidlte.

6roitcln Gem 3ou6crfiiuitlcr Dounl
$6.75. Gos peri1ibruoenl
@}do1cn idmg i6re Guiiorrc oii'
oen aopic cincs @|ihpirfcuoer
in Stiide.
&oitete ocm 3aubcrfiiniller Nolnl
Ser sur 3eit in 9}r. 1889, 9}orO.
Stridcr. Strobe, mo6nt, itouO geiteru
Dor 9ii6tcr Gcou in Der nor06itli6cu
>Boli5ciitotion, ipeil er cine giitolt
ouf oficner StraBc a6geicuert 6oiic
iuoiiir cr nit elmer Stroic bon $500
nuo Soften Select purOe. 9icbcn i6nl
iionO Norris S5ump6riS BON 9tr
2l22, @lcGlOerm StroBc, Der wcgen
morOcntli6en &ctrogeuS 81 $40 unO
Soften Uerurt6eilt wurOe. Gics mar
0oa 6nOe elmer aIircgcnocn Scene,
Die i;9 W}ittpo9 9lodt Dor Dem @cn
NloDing Bicture EGcatcr o6geipicli
Gotte. Sn Oieicm G6cotcr trot Der
3ou6erer Douug aiii. @iucr ieincr
Erids mar, ein biibideS, leidt 6eflci-
0cies N(d0c1cn BON eincn Ocribloiic.
ncn &oiier in eincn onOcren 0one6cn.
itc6cnoen ueridpinOen 5u laiien.
lin 3t 6cjeu9ca, 0aB Ole &anOluug
recil Dor iiG ge6t Bot er einigc 3u.
ibouer, olli Die @ii6ne 3u trcten.
llntcr Oieier Grippe mar &ump6ris,
scr ouigcforOcrt mlr0e, Oen Softer,
in lbel6em oo5 N}1Oden ioB uuo
ais Oem iic pcri6miuoen ioQte, 5I
uuteriuhcn. Gic @ii6nc muroe gan3
Ouaiel uno ais Der Snipcftor iib 0enl
Softer ndbcrte, itieB er, auge6lc6 oe5
SnboliS wcgcn eincn 5lu6 aus.
Cos @eiiicrmdo6cn iu6ltc ii5 oil.
ibciHcno 6eleiOigt imO i1lug Dem
Snipelior i6re @uitarre ii6er Den
&opf. Gicier i1rie lout ami rountc
BON Scr 9ii6nc uno bic &oriteQung
no6m i6rcn 6ortgong. 9lIS ser 3ou.
6ercr icOo@ nod Sonic ging murOe
CT nf ser StraBe bon &ump6rics
unO ieiucn @cnoiieu erwortet uuO
ougegriiien @r 500 ieiuc 9Siitole,
Oie nit 6linOen &otroneu aclo0en
mar, nnO Die er ollf ser @ii6nc be
nnbt aus Der Eoic6c mo iclcrte cI-
men SGuB a6. Holi5iit GuotD ellie
6er6ci uno 0cr6aitctc ocn 3ou6ercr
nc6f Slnnp6rieS. Gas @ciitermdo-
den pcridman0 pnrlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
Site luirO 9lntorcnnen aefa6rlidJ.

Sn0tonapoliS, Sno, 2S.Nlai.
Gie inteniiUe SiBe Der lebtcn "a.
&c bat allie an Dem 500 Nleilen Slilto-
Geunen, Oas am SamItog in Snoa-
nopolis 5um 9lnstrog gebra6t mer-
ben ioll interciiirteu %eriouen NIT
9eiorgniB erfiiat.
Sails nidt nod 9iegeu fommt Der
Oie 9o5n abtii6len wiirOe, meroen
oie TGeiIne6mer niGt inn Stanoe
iein nit reforo6rer6euoer Sdnellig-
felt 81 fa5ren
GreiBig 9ewerber iino 81 Dem 9len'
nen 5ugcloiien; oicicl6en perbracbtch
oeu 6elitigcn Sag nit llc6mosfa1-
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29

bon General @huo& einem 9teiien
@cncrol Oriona unO netm S6criten,
mclde 3uerit 6eitrittcn worocn por,
iHeint ii6 jett Ood 81 6eitdtigen.
SIS perloiltet Dab oie Sin9cribtcten
i6re SoDolitdt gegcniiber Suerto peri
libcrten unO i6re Sreuc nit Dem Ses
ben 6cjobleu muBten. gluh wurOen
5polf @}itglieOer elmer Nlilit0rfopellc
Ger Suertiiten eridoiien obwo6l Dies
BON Goniiiitionoliiicn-SolOotcn o6nc
Sonftiou i6rer Sifi5icre gei6c6en
iein ioll. 9toboen Die @reflton Dor.
ii6er mar, muroen Oen iibrig geblie
6enen iiebcn @litglie0eri Der &opclle
beioblcn Elm CONCERT 81 ge6en; Die.
iel6cn fomen Dem geie6l oenu and
prompt nab. 0ieS mar Der ciu5ige
Sail, in mel6em oemeine SoIooten
5ingericbtct wuroen.
S6erit Grueit Sono Sernonoe5,
Elm 6oocraliiteu Ofii5ier, eridoB
iid ais i5m @ciongenno6me orobte
0inerol @uorcoiolo gelang es, 81
eutilie6en, obmo6l er perpimOet
murOe.
3 iinfitno5mon5ig 50Oero-
lilten'N ffi5iere fiiiilirt.
gtooolcs, 9lri5ono, %. @loi
6inilnoOrciBig 60oeroliiicn Siii.
5icre, lpclcbe bon Den Gonltihltional.
item 6ei Ser @iuua6mc Der Stoot Ees
pic 5u @eiangenen gcmodt woroen
paren pur0cn am q. 0S @ltS. 5ll.
ionnlcn riiilirt. Cine beute bier bon
@euerol 9llooro Sbrc0on, Dem Som.
manoontcu Der @onltitutioualiiicn
eingctroiiene Mcl0ung 6rudte oieic
&lmOe.
General Cbregon'S @oti6oft be-
iogt, oaB @ontre.9lomirol Soparoe
Der @ommanOaut Der amerifonii6eu
6loitc an Der @ocificfiiite, an Den
oeuti6eu Gonill 5u 1epic teleora-
p6irte uno i'm bat, iib i'm Snterciie
Ger &lmanitdt fir ole geianaeneu
5oOeroliItcn 5u pcrpenoen. General
06regon onimortete ieOod, Oic Sim
ri6irng Der 0fii5iere iei notbpenoig
Inn 81 Derbinoerl, ooB Oieiel6en ipd.
ter oen 9le6ellen Sdwierigfeiteu
maGtcn.
Gie Sfiijiere wurOen aui ben
5rieO6oi gebrabt mo 5uiommeu iii-
iilirt.
@enerol 06regon iagte in ieiner
9lnhport ouf ole Snterueution ocs
Oeutihen Gouiuls:
o9lls Der Nioro6ube Sucrta 0en
@rdiioenien Mlooero ernoroete, Oa
bceilteu iic6 Die 9lotioucn, ieine 9ie-
gierlmg an5uerfennen, mo jcOer Sc
Ooufc an SumanitGt mar pergeiien.
Sebt Ou 'iih Die Straie fir 0uerto
unO iciue Eroboutcu uo6t, lit es nidt
q. AZ oer .oesr 3eit1 anfaa r@tMllGanlittaqt"" =" 8p
i6reien. z"
Die gefangeren fooeraliitiidcn
Solooten Scr Gepic-&orniion, fir Die
iiA Goutre.2lonliral SouorO ourd
Den Oeltti6eu Goniul cbenioaS per-
wauOtc, wurOcn begnooigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
gln 6ei0en @eincn ncldlmt.

0ic II Sabre altc 9lnna Siwif,
pcldc bis Oor o6t Gogen nit i6rent
Softer in gir. 2O33, 5ountoiuitroBe,
iuo6ntc, wuroc ocltern globmittag
fur5 Dor 5 ll9r in 0os nllniOcriitdts-
Soipitol" cingelicfcrt, nab0em iic
Dor orci Goocn pl0blib an bciocn
@eincn geIdbnlt WurOe. Or. Sid.
tcnbcrg no6m oic &Icinc in 9ebono-
lung. %or ctwo elmer gSodc mar
oos &ino nit icinem &ater, SOUL
Giipif, gum Grobccrenpiliiden nob
glnne 9(runoel -GountD ge5ogcL bon
mo iie geltern mittels @iienbabn 5u-
rid qe6roc6t mcroen nmBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-29
g9affcnlanOnmg uidJt iidcr 6citatio.

gS a 6inQtom %. Wtai.
Cine 6eute 9(beno I'M 6lotten.0 0epor-
tement erloIiene offi3icac grtldrung
pciaat: .0os 0cpartcment bat olle
glnltrGngungcn gcmo6t fir Die @ieI-
oung Dou ser angc6li9cn Sonoung
Don g8affcu in &uerto Nlegico our6
0ie 0ompfcr n9aoaria~ lmo oDpi-
ranga" 9citdtigung 5lt erlangen lit
icOoc6 nid5t iu StanOe gepeien iol6e
All erboltcu. Sn gInbetradt oaer
ljmltanoe lit oas Qeportcment ooDcr
oeneiot, cine 9eitdtiaumg ob8umor.
ten, OuB sic 2onoung ii@ pirflic6 5u.
truQ."