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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
ltniOn 9Sacific 6e6alt 9ledJt.

0mo6a, 9}e6r., 26. Auni.
0as 6ieiige 9unoesoeribt aiuo gc-
itern auf sic 9lntrdge ein meIhe oie
Union @aciiic-giicn6a6n .@eicai6ait
i'm 9erifswege gegen oie @ntidei-
Dung geiteat bate, na9 wcl1er lie
i6rc Gerbiuoung NIT Der ct. oSoicpb
4 @rano SslanO. @a6u l0ien iolte,
uno ertanute i6r ooS 9icdt ST. oic
@outrolc ii6er Die 3meig6a6n bei5u-
6e6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
GOlum6ia aeiuinnt.

Stgblono, g3..yy 26. Siui.
Gie @taunidaft Der ,Goliun6iaslIni-
periitdt gemann beute oas &iernei.
len-gdtcrrenner oas SauptereigpiB
ocr intercollegiate 9fegatta, natb
einem orfreeeuoeu SdhBfampfc nit
elmer 2dnoe. Die llniberiitdt &euu.
iplDania geuonn Den 8mciten @Iab,
Gornea Ben oritteu 5pracuie oen
picrteu @aibington ocu fiiuiteu umo
SSisconlin oeu iedlteu lino Iebten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
0ir sdlIallt 6ei 9Iatta6nra6.

9SlottSburg1, g}.g, 26.
SSlmi Sin 6iltoril6er llm5us, bel
i.a intereIlontc Gpiiooeu ais Der
cjeihi6te ocs G1omploin.Gbales por.
qefiibrt meroen iollen miro eincn Der
Sauptplmfte Der Sobr6unoert 6cier
rer SAladt bel gIottsburg6 fir
mclhc icbt oie ,Glattsbireb Gente-
norD gonniiiion" oie @orbcreihu-
oen trifft biloen. Gic 8eicr piro
bier oa sonntog, Sen 6. Scptent6er,
beginner imo am ooraif foIgenoen
SSreitoa Dem Sabrestage Ocr5hladt
5pm glbidluB fommen. gln Dem lin.
5liqe, ser mGbrenO ser orei leBten
6eittoge itottiinoen miro mcroen
iid6 1900 Gerionen betbeiligen- 6ran.
cis 2unoe 5tetion bon Stem Dort III
%oriibcr Der Gomnliiiion uno SSrpina
8. @oIomlitb bon Sarotogo Springs
Eoriieer oes Goulite's, oos oen llnIt
0ug orraugirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
@all0MIa Mniteri6ier E00.

Stamfor0, Conn, 26. Simt
5taatsanmalt &6iaipS bat cine
cinge6enoe llnterlubung OeS genalt-
iamen Gooes BON @uloom ". @oQou,
Oem frH6eren 5taOtrat6SmitglieOe
oeiien 2ei1e ouf ser StraBe unpeit
ser @o6ning BON 5ral 9(ngle, auf.
aeiunoen poroeu lit inob6dngig bon
ser Dor Oem Coroner I'M Gauge Be-
iin0li6cn llnteriu6ung angeorOnet
6rau g(ngle, bel Der 8oaou fir5
Dor icinem Eooe otf 9eiub mar, Sat
i'm 0ornitorilrm Ocs &oli3ei6oitpt-
QUARTERS cine Ic6r umru6ige 9tobt
5ugc6radlt. SIR Batter 2conaro
@louoeQ, Ger am @1ittpod 9l6eno
BON @taine bier angefommen lit, bat
0ie lleber5eugung oisqeiproden, onB
icine 9o6ter feine S6ulo an Dem
SoOe 9aaou's trifit mo ooB Die In.
teriuduno oieie E6atiade ieitteaen
mer0e.
Ser @ertbeioiger bon Srau 9lnale.
u. Is. 0opns, fat erflGrt, menn Der
GSnQ Dor @eridt fonme, geOeufe Die
&crt6eiOi9ung no15rpeiien ooB
,Srmt 9lngle nit oenl Iooe 9oaoirS
nic6tS 81 t6un ge6o6t babe mo 9ol-
louis Sob 0urd 9l6ihtr3 ii6er 0ie
Stiege ber6eigeiii6rt moroen iei; bel
Dem 9l6ihur5 iei er wioer einen 8or-
iprlmg ain 6uBe ser Ireppe ouige.
follen uno 6ube babel cinen S6Goel.
brn1 erlitten.
g8ie geiteru er6elltc, fat oie 8oli.
sci bel Der 0urbioridung Der @o6-
nung bon 6rou 9lngle an Sen g9dn-
Den @lorfen geiunoen Die, wie iic
glalt6t, bon 8hlt berrii6ren.
SorriIon S. gaaou, Gin So6n oes
Gooten, 6attc aeitern cine llutcrrc-
oimg nit Dem Stoatsampalt @6iaips
uno Dem @oli5eibcf 8rennan. Gr
1ngte lpQter ans, CT itn0 lelnc 50lpe
tier, 6rot s. D}. @6itneD bon &o-
perIp, @}aiiy ieien nit 6rou 9(ngle
befonnt; oieie babe lpieoerbolt nit
i6nen geipeiit, unO es iei unmabr ooB
er ODER ieine SHmeiter Oeriubt 6dt-
ten, iitb 3miideu i6rem Goter imO
tSrou 9lngle ein5unii1en.
Die 2eibe 9aaoil's lit geitern nacb
@in6enoen Maii, Derbro9t moroeu,
Inn BORT 6eerOigt 3u weroen.
6ralt Single mar in Dem Snqieit,
Der gcitcrn am GAGE 6egann, MIR elm
poor @}inuten ouf Dem Stono. Sic
meigertc iid, Sragen iber i6re
6rellnoibaft nit 8aaou 81 beant-
worten mo bra9 i6lieBli6 5iiam.
men, inoem iie ans Dem 3euoenitu6l
in bic 9(rme ibres Gaters fiel. Goro-
ner @belan iteate 5Srou g(n9le inter
$4,000 @iirgiAoft, wel6e ioiort BON
i6ren Gater 2eonarO @lonoeQ crlegt
milrOc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

nit Der GaIiioruia.2anOgeiebae6un
puroe beute bier peroiieutliHt. 81
Der @inleititng miro erfldrt Dab pie
iopaliide 9iegierimg i6ren Goridlog
fiir cine neue Gonoention aufgie6t
ie0o6 i5re llnter6onolun9en nit Der
omerifoniiden 9c9ierung iortiebt
all 0em Stanoprmft ieit6alteno, oaB
Die 9clislotion lmgeredterueiie &c.
gen Sapan discriminate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
4nS. Nllnniinn S,prtnn tuOt.

gtep Dorf, 26. Suni. Sr,
sSaS. WlaOiion Sorton, weIder ii ser
8a6ritation ino Dem 8erfauf nou
Giscreme elm &erm0gen modte, itarb
6ette III ieincm bieiiacn Seim int 9Il-
ter bon rs So6rcn.
Sr. Sortou mar Elm gtadfomme
bon @arnabas Sorton, wel9er i'm
Sabre 1888 ua6 Oielem Canoe fam
uno lid in Gong SSslauo nieOerlieB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
@laRnadme 6ci 9ttOr.l .lSru8cE.

2 teubenDille, 81, 26. SUM
S6criif Suscroit lno eiue aroBe
9ln5a6l SiiliS.Sderiife aingcn ge-
iiern Uon bier uab Diaonpole, 50,
o6, Inn BORT oie g9irt6idaiten &C.
iAloiien 5u bolten pdbreno Soiepb
Gttor, 5iibrer Der oSnouitrial @or-
fer5 Of t6e @orlo," pegen ol1ebli.
den 9lniiiitens bon 9lifru6r pro5el-
iirt miro. GeranlaBt muroc oieic
|oriibtsnoBno6lne ooourh, ooB in
Cillonpille, ais sic oortiae %oli5ei
am Gicuitog 9Ibeno perindte, 8mei
, Snoulirial @orfers Of t6e @orlo@
81 perbaiten Elm gliirllbr cntitonoen
mar bel Dem me6rere &erioneu Oer-
lcBt mnroen gttor, Der unter oer
iirifenOeu 9ergIelIten I'M onliben
06io agitirt Bat ioa bci 0iQonpale
biel qlnbGnger 6oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

pobner ser SoliptItoot plonen cine
aroBe Concentration 8u @breu Der
characterization @ermittler.
! ASronlinente @olititer gebeu ser
+, lte6er8eueung glusorid, oaB bolo IN
N3erifo Der 8rieoe mieoer bereeiteat
ioeroen miro.
&riegSnliniiter 9lonquet lebnte Is
ab, lib ii6er Die 03elolnge1 biniibt.
li6 Der @roberung bon 3acotecos
ourd bic Re6ellen at duBern. Gs
muroe ongefiinoigt Dab oie Goniti.
tutionaliiten beitte einet neueu 9ln.
eriff auf Die Stoot 9larcolo gernaht
bdtten ,ober nit ibmeren @erluiten
8uriid geihlogen woroen ieieu.
. eibmeren lid Hber bic
Gonitituttonuliiten.
Stn0t W2egtfo, 26. SUM.
Ger @8oit Gep. sSroncisco 8loncorte
i gloporrote, ser @r36iidof bon Gina.
res, uno Scr @1oIt Gcp. 6rouciSco
Sro8co J. Sinine5, ser @r8biihof pom
SuaSaIaiaro, ipra6eu beiite, beglei.
tel bon Dem fron5oiiiben @eihGfts.
trdgcr, in ser broiilioniicben@ n@eIanot.
id)oft Dor lno bieIten cine Ionge Con
fercn8 nit Dem @eian0ten Gar0oro
sc CliDeiro biniiAtlid6 Der nfeino.
Ii1en SaIhlng Der gouitotittionaIi.
item gegenii6er Ocr fot6olii6en Stir
DE. Die 8rdIoten IeeteH Dem e'e-
ionoten Diel @emeismoterial Dor.
SSn Der @r3oio8eie bon 2inoreS,
mel6e oie Stoot NlontereD Inn.
i6lieBt ioaeu bieIe 8rieiter BERTHE.
ben uu0 mebrere Siir6en geibloHen
moroeu iein.
Ole braliliouiihe @eiouOtiduft
miro Oie glneaben Der Gr8biidofe
Dem Stoats6epnrtement in @aibing-
ton iiberntitteIn oomit oieies ieineu
GinfluB oufbietet, cine 6ortiebung
oieies ongebIiAeu oiti.rcligi0ien
areu58uges ser Gouititltionaliiten 8it
perbinoern.
66oeruliiten auf Ser
6lu6t
GI9aio, 9er4 26. SUM. - 81.
ne bon geiteru oatirte @oticboft BON
General glngeleS bcriGtet, bob iih
ieit ser Ginna6mc bon 3ocatecoS
orrh sic @iIla'iAen Eruppen oireft
iiiolic6 BON Der 5toot mebrere S6ors
miibel 3ugetrogeu 6abeu. Der E5eil
ser 66oeroliiten.9lrnec, luelHem cS
aits 3ocotecos 81 entfommcn aelaug,
6efinOet ii6 naH bier eingetrofteucn
@leloungen nidt peit oon gquas Gas
Iieutes. Gie 6liebenOeu 8eritoren bic
9riideu binter iid.
Ole 8ereiuigten Staaten
belobt.
@ueroS Hires, 9lrgentiuien
26. sltni. 9(Qc 6ieiigcn 3eitrugeu
bringen ent6uiioitiide aommentore
ii6er Sen @rfolg ser &ermitthugs-
Gouferen5 in 9liagara Soils.
"a Olacion4 iagte, oie IN Dem Dis.
pit 5miicben Sen &ereinigten Staa.
ten uno @}erifo er3ielte 2oilng 6dtte
gar nidt belier iein f6nnen mo
fiiat biu5u. uGie @ereinigteu Stda.
ten 6aben Der @elt Elm gldu5enoeS
9eiipiel geiest ino bic gldtung Der
gotiuncn gcpouneu orrb Sen @lei1.
mut6 uuo ben @ere6tigfeitsiinn oen
tie mitcr oen gegebenen &erbdltnii.
ien All Sen Tdg gelegt.~
sic 3eitun9 icblieBt nit Sen @or-
ten: uGos @rgebniB Der 8ermitt-
lnas.Gonieren3 biloet Elm neues
8ono 5miiben glrgcntinien @roii-
lien unO G6iIe.~
Sic 3eititug u2o &reu3a" bctrad.
tet Dos &eiultat ser GermitthnaS-
@onierenj ais einen edten Eriiinp9
ser pan.amerifouiiheu Diplomatic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

lululIUt StHUIllelllltI DQupIl III OCT
@aIlerie oes 6ieiigcn glotionol @}u-
ieims 3wei Rem6ran0fs entoedt.
oaS o@ortrait elmer 6rau~ Ii. ,,9l6ra.
6an's Opfer.~ 8eiOe g9erfe iollen
aus Der sSugenO- Beriooe oes 0leiiterS
iiammen
Geuti6er Sffi5ier bel
Aeroplan llnfaIl
get06tet.
9it6, @liaB-2ot6riugen 26. SIT
MI Olaior 9ue6uer, Der ols 8ai-
iagier III einem @}ilitGr.9lcroplon
mitiu6r, wuroe 6aute aetootet, ais in.
iolge Der Grploiion OeS @3otors Sic
0laibine ans elmer S66e bon nur
3c6n garOs 81 9ooen fiel.
@r0beben ouf Sumotra.
9etobio, SABA 26. syuui. ~
GieIeEerionen wuroen getootet 6e5m.
DerleBt, ais iic6 beute Elm iingemo6n.
lid 6eftigeS @robebeu creiguete, oas
aroBen Sdaoen i'm Siioen ser Syniel
Slunatra onri6tete.
Gos Bureau Oes 6oQGnoii1en Sc
ionOten uno oiele onoerc @e6duOe
itiir3ten in 9eufolen Ser Saupt.
itoOt 8liiamneu, im0 Seleqrap6en.
lmo &a6el-Ger6iuoung mur0e inter.
6ro6eu.
Ger britiidc Gompfer naiutld"
BON Scr vGbiua M}utuol Steam ga.
pigation Gomponn~, Der nit 9lus
wanoerer uoa6eiebt it, ioQ 3c6n.
5tlu0en ii6erf1llig ieiu. IS miro
6ciiirr6tet oaB ibm in @erbinouno
init Dem Gro6eben elm ltniaa 3uge
itoBen eiu mag. Gin Tonpicr lit
Dem Shifi 81 Siilie geiouot iporoen.
Gie SSuiel Sumatro lit Die groBte
in Der @ruppe ocs NfaloDensglrdi
pcls init 9(tsna6me bon 9orneo. IS
bciinoen iib cine qh5a6l bon Gulfo-
men ouf Der SSuiel BON Oenen me6s
rere iii T6Gtigfeit iino. Tie @eD6la
feulna miro oui 3,500,00O oeidGbt;
unter Oicieu iinO 5000 g9eiBe
@cgen Sen OpitmbanocL
SIN Soog 26. Suui. ~ Gle SSus
Observation-Disclosures, iUelc6e
felt 3e9u Gogen bier i6re SiBunaeu
ge6oltcu 6ot pertagte IiG 6eute. Gie
Gouferen5 no6m eincn 9pi6llB an,
wcl6er Or. &. 2onoon, Sen N}iuiIier
oes 9hiSludrtioqn Der g2ieocrlon0e,
olfioroert, io6olO ais m0gli1 0ie9la-
tiiisiritng ser Contention Sur Inter
oriidung oes Opnm6onOelS bon Sen
6ei6eiliaten Wldhten 3u euuirfeu
0ie Gonoention puroe Our1 OieGon-
fereu5 I'M Sabre 1919 ousgeor6eitet.
Ser5oq bon 9loIto an z j..
pbu5 erfroutt.
9}eope[ 26. SSuni. ~ Ser ser
800 bon 9lolta, Der dlteIie Goulin oes
&oniqS &ictor emmanuel bon Sta.
lien, leiOet an SDp6uS. @r iol lib
anac6li6 olrcb Sen @eniB bon 9fl
itern iuficirt 6obeu. Ger Scr5og lit
45 Sabre alt; er befleioeie oen &ong
eineS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Der ita-
lieniiden glrnee.
SoponiiNe &rin5eiiin &c.
itorben
Eotio, 90 Suni &rin5eiiin-
@ittpe 9orifo aoniatiu-uo.@lipa,
SSiitpe ocs @rin5eu 9lfitito, zines
&enuonoien ser &aiieriamilie, iit
6ente i'm 9llter BON 81 Sobren &C.
itor6en.
Sopanii1er Generation.
iul in Iem Yorf.
Eofio, 26. Suni. ST. Eafai6i
9lafamurn frii6cr General Goniul
in 0ttapa Gono0o, imo in 9onOou
wirOe beutc 5uun iopoaiidcn @enes
ral.Goniid IN 9{ep Dorf ernonnt-
Sr. So6lro auruii pltroe 5nm
iaponiibcu Goniul in GDicago rr.
nonnt.
Sopou's Stou6punft nm.
nrrIu Nprf
Gofio, rs. Sani, Gie GORE
iponoen5 5piiNen Sopan rno Oen
@ereinigten Staaien IN &erbin0ung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

@ei Scanning, &anias, gob @.
9ropn an elmer 2onoitroBe mcbrere
ReDolOerihiiiie mlf cine auticbe ob,
oeren sSniaiien ieine 6rau nit ibrcm
iicbcn Wlonatc oltcn &in0e uno icin
Gdwie0erouter g. Senfins morcn.
Der 2cbtcre imo oas @in0 mlrocn
getoOtet, Oie SSrou t60tlcb perleBt
Donn eriboB lfd @romn ielbit. Die
Gbelelttc lebten felt 5ipei gSoden &c.
trcunt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
4rONi6itiuniitildle straiIinae.

%btlo0eIpbia, 26. SUM.
llnter oen i'm @altern 3u6ibmtie Dc.
tinoliden StrdiIineeu cirfulirt cine
%ctition an Die 2eaisIutur, iporin ge-
iagt miro, oaB uole 10 @ro5ent oer
%erbrc9en Die I'M Staote @einiol
panien begangen peroeu, auf oeN
ilbermdBigen @enrB BON @pirituoien
8lriid5uiii6ren ieief ino oie 2eets-
latur lin 9Srobi6itions. @eiebaebiua
ocbcteu miro. GS beiBt, bic @etiiion
miro poraltSiihtIit6 bon 1900 Strdf.
ligeu unter5eirbnet meroen. glngeregt
iunroc oieie Notwithstanding
BON Dem 9teooftelir elmer IN Dem
3udtboitic cribeinenoen 8eitlIng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

llngcfa6r so Sinner iHO nht
5dmeliern ous oem uSt. Solep6
Seim~ ali ser G6orles. StroBen.slpe.
nue, beiuhtcn geiicru g'acbniitoa Die
@oritelung III ocr uWlniitsglfooe-
mie.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

@dHe Ntr Mglt in's 9NSIanp begerat ~
Malue M. 4la, cih4alilmusp @tgabe, HAAS
GuItom &uRIe Mpeane
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
3ug gegen oen 0pium6anoel.

StodbolnL 26. SUM. SOL.
lduoii6e auuitfenner 6aben in ser
@oIlerie oes 6ieiigcn 9lotionol @}u-
ielms 5pei 9em6ranOfs entOedt:
oas o@ortrait elmer 6rou" Ii. ,,9l6ra-
5an's Opfer." 8eiOe @erfe iollen
aus Der SSuoenO- Reriooe oes 0leiiters
itammen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
AunIttuno.
3wei Stem6rauOt &C.
miIOc cntOcft.
SSm Ofatipnal. SO1mIemm Stt
GtDcfbplmt.

9eiitidcr Gfii8icr oIs &anasier cincs
9lcroplans gct0otct. Oic Snicl
sumotra BON ibmcrcu erobcbcn
beimoeiu@t. @icIe @aenic4en-
Ic6cn OcrIoren- sritii6cr
0ompfer in @cfo6r9 II arcus-
,,1n nnnn,, An,, .Nhi..n,hnnhn1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

Eofio, 90 Suni. @rin5eiiin-
9ithpe 9orifo aonatiu-uo.Mipa,
gSittpe oeS 9Srin5eu glfititO, eineS
&cnuonoien Ser aoiieriamilie, lit
6eute i'm 9(ltcr BON 81 So6rcn &C.
itor6en.
%Qbultiirhrr @enerQIcnn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

London.-AdViees from the fight
ing front in France indicate that the
German lines are holding under Sc
we're pressure from the allies. The
German center, especially the army
of the Crown Prince, has been heav-
lily reinforced by troops from Luxem-
burg and all efforts of the French
to break it's resistance have so far
failed.
It is stated that an artillery duel is
in progress at many points along the
line.
Among the casualties reported is
the death of the French general Ba-
taille, who was killed in action.
Nish, SerVia.-ln pursuance with
the general plan to concentrate the
SeTvian attack on Bosnia and not to
move into SlaVonia, the entire Ser
Wan army has been withdrawn from
Semlyin, The AustFiaps have re-oc-
cupied the town, but have made no
efforts to cross into SerVia.
Bordeaux.-That the great battle
still in progress in Northern France
continues a draw was admitted at
military headquarters today. It was
said that it might be two OF three
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

BY KARL II. Won WIEGAND,
United Press Staff Correspondent.
Berlin, via SayviIIe, l. l., Wireless
to the United Press, Sept. 1s.-The
war Office today emphaticaIly denied
that any German air craft have been
lost to the enemy. 1t also stated that
the general battle in France con-
tinues with all attempt of the French
to break through the German lines
repulsed. The statement said:
Reports circulated abroad that
German airships have been captured
or destroyed by the enemy are false.
All of the German aerial craft have
come up to expectations. In a series
of long and dangerous flights a few
were damaged, but all have been re-
paired and are now ready for any
action that may be deemed advisable.
'"The battle between the Disc and
the Meuse continues unchecked, al
though there are sure indications
that the French Offense is declining.
Tie French efforts to cut through the
GermSn right wing was broken down
without notable eXeTtion by the Ger
man troops. The German army is
slowly but surely advancing"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-18

Lenberg) Three shots lUere fired at him. but only
took effect nicting slight Mound in the shoulder. The
assaIqnt uUas captured and executed.
Petrograd, Sept. l8-Russian press in article eUi-
IDENTIFY inspired by government offers King Victor Enan
ue Trent, Trieste and Vaona and Russian commercial
concessions Italy UU abandon neutrality and cast her
fortune Nth the allies.
BerIin-War office official statement issued today
admits that German lines being subjected to
pressure, but declares they are holding fast.
Yienna.-FigEting continues Everywhere uith
bated ferocity but office denies that at any point
haDe Austrian forces been routed COnscriptiOR in
progress. Economic situation groWs Reports
from Hungary say that anUar riots haze occurred
several of the chief centers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
Say The Second Annual CATHERINE
OF Motorists Was Most Success
full. Maxwell Booth 10
A Beauty

The Logan automobile dealers who
have been in regular attendance NJ
the Auto Show in SAT- Lake City ere
returning home and report delight:
full time as well as a most successful
show. They say that over 10000
people passed through the doors dur.
ing the show on an inspection Of the
automobiles on exhibition. Tuesday
evening was the big annual banquet
at the Salt Lake Commercial Club,
there being a large number OF the
state dealers in attendance. Thurs
day night was society night, AID
Salt Lakes society set was out en-
dress parade. Carnations were CIV
en- away by the different booths.
There were 500 boxes Of Pink Lady
chocolates distributed by the attend
ants Of the Maxwell booth. Saturday
evening was popular evening. Popu.
lar songs were sung and the orches-
ira played many popular airs. At
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
WINTER CARE OF THE CALF
First Essential 10 to Separate Young
Animals From Older and Stronger
Stock-Need More Feed.

The first essential to calf-raisinR in
the winter is to separate the young
animals from the older and stronger
stock.
some farmers, In fact, most Of them
allow cattle OF all shapes and sizes to
run together, but where this is done,
the larger ones naturally crowd the
smaller and weaker members out Of
the most comfortable parts Of the
winter Quarters-even forcing them to
spend the severest portion OF the
night exposed to the rough elements
Such Q course is Improbable for
two reasons. to say nothing Of the
suffering to which the helpless calves.
with their susceptible constitutions,
thus are subjected.
They will require more food to keep
their bodies warm and Offset the detri-
mental action Of the severe cold.
Then, no matter how much they are
fed. the exposure stunts their whole
general system to such an extent that
their delicate tissues and organs never
will develop as they would II a steady.
undisturbed growth had been main
tanned from the start. An undesirable
dairy or stock animal is thus de-
veloped.
Again. the farmer has not the time
to watch the cattle and see that the
calves get their full share Of the feed.
Just notice the herd some morning.
II you are feeding the calves. dairy
and stock cattle all together. and you
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
THIRD WEEK OF
STRIKE INQUIRY

Trinidad, Colo, Feb. 23.-The
third week Of the Colorado coal strike
investigation opened this morning.
The strikers still are presenting their
evidence and have given no intima-
ton that they are near the conclusion
Of their case. The operators have
stated that they will ask the commit.
tee for several days In which to pre-
sent evidence and the legal depart
ment OF the state militia is preparing
to place many witnesses on the stand
to refute the various charges that
have been made against the soldiers.
Frank e. Cove, attorney for the
Victor American Fuel company, an.
nounced last night that he would
have B. w. Snodgrass superintend
ent of the Delagua mine, on hand this
morning to give his version of the
charges of peonage made by Biovan.
nj Minnotti.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26

underground is described. The advan-
tage Of such a silo is that 1t can be
filled cheaply with limited power. since
it Is not necessary to elevate the
silage. There is less danger from hav-
Ing the silage freeze when 1t is put
underground. The greatest disadvan-
tage Is the Inconvenience of taking
the silage out. There IL always some
danger in such q silo of poison from
breathing carbon dioxide gas. This
gas is thrown out as the silage fer
ments during the first two weeks in
the silo. The gas is heavier than air.
and thus settles down to the bottom,
as there would be no possibility Of air
drainage In q pit silo. II would be
dangerous to 80 down into such silo.
a. It would into . well whore this gas
is present. The chief danger seems
to be when the siio u partly 6lied and
left standing for . fsw days. Before
going into such . clio Il u beetsr to
start the cutter and let Il, fosd into
the silo for nve Or ten minutes before
workmen are permitted to 20 down.
A test Of the danger involved would
be to lower lighted lantstn or candle
down into the pit. II the light cor
tinues TO burn there would b no
trouble. II II goes. out no one should
venture down until the air In the si)o
has been thoroughly stirred up. There
would be no danger in the winter
time. a. q rule. since the gas does not
form in large quantities at that time.
Also the air In the silo 10 warmer than
that outside. and this would create q
draft to carry the dangerous gases
away.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26
CONSTRUCTION OF PIT sILo
Most Satisfactory When Located In
Light Open Ground Where Soil 10
Not inclined to Be Moist.

Last year we had several articles
about underground or pit silos. In
some parts of the country this form
Of silo seems to give general salts
faction. We should Judge that they
are most satisfactory when located In
light, open ground, where the drain.
age is very good. or in naturally dry
countries where the soil 10 not In
clined to be moist, says the Rural
New Yorker. Where such silos arc
dug into heavy and naturally wet
ground they do not appear to be sat
tsfactory. Bulletin 1873 from the Ne
braska experiment station at Lincoln
describes number Of forms Of the
silo which are adapted to the condi-
lions prevailing In that state. Among
other forms the silo wholly or partly
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-02-26

will observe that the little fellows are
getting only bit now and then as
they dodge about among the other
cattle. Indeed. they are even very
liable to be badly injured besides by
some Of the larger animals.
Furthermore, even II 1t were sen.
sible or profitable to allow the calves
require more time In which to eat
and they will do much better II "a.
lions peculiarly adapted to their needs
are given them.
In case one 10 handling . consid-
cradle herd Of stock calves they
should b placed In separate quarters
from the others. Even the lot In
which they exercise or have their feed
racks for forage. should be arranged
20 the larger animals will not have
access to Il. =
Individual feed troughs or boxss
cannot be furnished In . case like
this. but long troughs should be pro
vided. their size being sufhcient to
permit all the calves to eat without
crowding some way. as the larger
ones soon acquire the habit Of cheat.
Ing the smaller and weaker ones out
Of their feed.
Where one IL raising only q few
calves, especially II they are for the
dairy herd. they should be housed
as above advised, and in addition they
should be trained to the halter. Teach
them to stand tied in their stalls and
to lead anywhere desired.