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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
Kjahtnhxu,t.

Sagmartbcatrets ,nle 9treftpr
Miber @lcpini trltftgr Sligo @ncb
Sssenjen meo 6flleipiller Ggin So
ltrup JONI 1cenilf 2eber> melOes fra
&iebenbopn.
&jp%6embabms Mebilagerlaug CT pe6
Sioernes llg,tnit blepet ct al bore
allerminblte 2al1g, 1nen SEN title
&reoS al @efilagere> font eublru sri
Der 8aget, boloer Minoerae i sore.
Sen iamle6es til Set fornplig $50
Mars6agen for 6en fongelige Stao=
fgltelie al 2augets Mrtifler /
1864.
Sc fjpben6apnife Scatrc far Sc
iioite Tiger bragt flere Npbe6er
trent. Ean Set fgt. Gcater gie11op=
itoo efter cit m%al1geaarig @pile oen
franite Opera r@pngen bar lagt
bet", Der gjoroe 2pffe. @agmar-
teatret ppfprte Cigar .@ppers npe
stpffe uSpomp", ser tager 5tgte
poo 6orgolb ug Yerlolmr / set mo=
0erne &jebel1bapn og 0erfor inte-
res }ere0c &llbltfum 1tPrft. @noeltg
bapbe &ali1lo en- 5llfces paa cit 1p
TIFF Sperette uDanren / rgot".
&ptaorslbjerne / ajpbengapn bar
iaar pGret mere eno alln1,tbelig fill
f9roiee, entel1 oct int por aulben,
oen tn)e Holitibeot9gts itrengere
8eltemnrelier eller Mi1oet pm1 Sc
to @rab flor, iom pirfe6e ofifrnf=
fenoe poa Speftafelmagerue. 8aa
neutrality-suspicious. Dor ser po1teret en-
ltGrf Eolitipagt, ion bite en- flog
og taftf1l6 Silbogeboloenbeo. S
BET iaafal6te uMl1sli11geifal" bab6e
nngbommea ten6t ct @ooI, men
aonitoblerne itoo ganife rolig og
iaa {aaa Moroen % lfreo heller fife
IND, % ser ie>rere nabneoes ct lipItg
Reimbursement. Sra Maoobnlets Si-
De bapoe man truffet ben fornuftige
5ornnltalt1,ing at fGttc 2emmer
for ale M1t6ller / aieloere1 % /
fdrite gtaae mos Nlaole>t. Nalaos=
botellet baooe fuIgt Muoobuiets
Gfsernpel, mems ss1lol1itrifafeen bob=
De %inoifrpnfet Jig til at looe Ell Mf<
oelin9 al rDauif g~fattepaet" pa=
trl1llere nocnfor. 8labene 90 8oIiti-
ct er etige ont, at bette bar oen ire
oeligite R%ptaarsaften. ajsbenbqp-
11erte bar oplebet pau mal,qc glor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
3ullanh.

Gn &tnger peb 6e1t ~futnl1te Strife
/ &olbing, Nmtlen, Ser bnr 8l&b
for ~forifellige I%oreninger, annnlote
at Scr bar begaaet ss,bbr,ln bos
ban % i%tjoalet ca. 400 SIR, til6e-
ren0e eli al Uoreningem1e. @onlen
ct lat u,1oer M%nboloelie, iigtet for
falif Mnneloelie.
&%rpnoerslep &pmmnmeifole feire=
Sc 8. Z. Sam: S11biInl1,lt, ioet oct
'er 25 Mor, itben ltl1oerbisningen
begDn0e i be,l nupnrenbe ugantle"
Sfole6pgnng. nj set ounnrcl1oe
2ererperiortole er ser flul en- til
bage, 1telnlia 6ru Gol6orA 9ei,rif=
fen, ser altfn1 lalntioig tejrsr %
9lars ss,lhilnum pco @folen.
Gjcuboms1al9, HroprictGr 9etb
bar 1olgt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" | 4ol=
Iero6 til @erellerer Springborg al
@eliingpr for 10000 @roner.
- @obcl st. anlro" / Gbenle er
al Mftiiellfabet &c %foreneoe 8otel=
Ter" iol9t til ftp, @oteleier SS'enien
al. Sbenie (tiolteere &otel r0oc1t=
ie") for 225,0 600 81.
Hroprietnr Sa,ien bar lol1t
r~sneumgoaron i g11eum so9l1 til
@ibe' amts Notwithstanding for
| $4,000 ST.. @naroen bar 2O4 Cor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
Wrrnr.
Mpsfilbc=8 anfoireftprcm

tUSIltuc=OanIotrcttprcm - Snet.
retsio9fsrer ginar @ol1ien / SID.
bettbap1. Scr er Defenior for oer
orrei tereoe fbp. 8onf0ireftpr &eter=
len, bar tilt %ufleperet lit St1blpg
| Sa9en. 5oufrelnt Mftors SSlr6lpe
life ns6penoiggipr 11pp Sorbssr, far
Dommen berttes / en- rar: Trerntib
Eaa Mbens Slut foreeif Mpt-
aorsnat ct fort 5freo. De,t pperite
aom al BEN Io0rette @riotpug, iom
5orc6bammers Gpnt, er fur
9apet. Sfreoet bonner llll eli
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
En- Gave bedre end Guild.

DR.: Warmers White Wine and Tar Syr,1n.
Den 6edste Medicin paa Jorden for Hoste.
fG,rkySlslse og ale beslegtede S~ygdo1nme,
VII Dive sendt frit til allie Preester, som for.
LANCER Diet, OF liee1edes til. enhver vrrdic
terson som vii anbefa1e dette store Middei
til der lider af Strube. eller Il1nge-
Sygdofnme. "
Rrb6digst. TttH 6. D.. WARNER CO..
cOLDWATER, MICH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

.Ma, oct par gpbt, gu pGtteoe
mig", iiger ball, uieg bapoe iaaoan
cit itpg Drpm. SSeg orpmte, at 8al>
oe,nor toni ino az 0prca, % ban
iaa ioa unoerlig bleg ,@, OF ban.
Dor belt iammcnflemt / 9ipet. Seq
blep bclt abpogelig tilnlooe % ifasloe.
lige til at tale, "a ban n6en at iige
ct Srb be9pnbte at fGgte meo Mr-
meme pper Sopeoet oa ialot Bog
cper - ~ ian pntfeoe on mig.
GuQen efter mo0tog 1pn1reren
Sclcgram ont, at Sp11neu par flcmt
libel mellcm to Buffer ON Natten
81. 12 i gsbierg. ....
&eo @egrapelfen fprtalte 9ienpio=
,,er til l1lptfen, at Sen Mf0ebe /
0pbspjeMiffet lite baDoe Aipet CIT
2po fra 1ig, flm frgtet n1e0 Mr1ne=
TIC % iunfet %lannle'l, % oa mon
baohe flRM bonn al, bar Der fife
iaa meaet lpm en- @uoaflfrabning at
lc, men ban nar belt 1omn1enf(emt
/ 2ipet.
ltlptfcm pad 6rrperne. Sra Gbors-
bapn meobeles Sen 27oe December:
SSSjl,len 1913 nil le1lge bliue buffet
pan i%Srrper11e, tbt / Manbs Mtn6e
bor ri albrs pnret biemiegt al EFT
laa frDgtelig ltlpffe iom .6e11, Ser
lille Sl1leaiten ramte tire l1naa Big
scr poo Moroereer,,e, % lom folte=
Sc 10 Tiifere 2ipct. @m llge tioltgcre
bar en- 6iiferbaa6 mes 6 Mano fra
Spinp omfomntet, og Set oniees
for gipet, at cit Tilfeifonnert mes
6 Mano fra @uium pao
@alse CT forl1lpffet paa @ej
biem ira gnglamo. Genne @inter
bor laale6es toget 81 Mcmneitelip
Monot Moroereernes @efolfnings
ca. 1900 Menneifer, og fra Sc to
f%brih1Gpnte l1lpffer lib6er Is gnfer
tilbage mes 81 fooerlsie 8ern.
@aar6elt ra1n1meS <neet, Ger ialt
bar ca. $50 Menneifer for6elt pao
% 8pgher, set itprlte Al famine
Mapn lpm Gen. S 8pgoen Star1
paa Sung er Dele sen mmoli0e
l1ng6cm ganet bort, % Ser er fun
&pinoer % @ern iamt en- gamme(,
iengeli9genoe @anb tilbage. Ga Sc
fleite al DC forulpffe6t bor 6origr
eere, nlat1 mo1t befrpgte MpostI.
1tan6 blolr6t Sc efterlabte. Sen Die.
bliffclige Nsb blep 1trafs afbi11lped
peD &eltbefolfn1ngen, ca. 1000. Str.
al ben @abe, iom &ongen, @ronntn=
gen og gnfeoromingen iibite Com
mer ltil(ebe til 1ispoiition til l16=
beling blan0t 6orulpffeoes Otter
labte. 5trafs tto1t blep betien01
lme6 ltlpffen5 fuloe Smfang, blet
, ser fat en- S11oiamling igo11g runo1
ont poa ollie 6e @la61er, ma,r f>tn6e
fommc / telefoniif Torbinoelie meo:
Senere far &ongen oq 9ronningen
poerligere lenot 500 &r. for at al:
bjplpc 6e1r fpr1te Mpo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

At kursrs On Forkhlelso paa On
Tsg LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinjne T.h,ets 49,
~ - sr,usaerer ren9ene I MAngel az Kur. n. W
9RoVE's onderskrift paa hver Eske. Scents. a !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

Sa9martbeatrets MIC 9treftpr
Miper @lcpinltrltftpr Sligo 8ncb
Se1rlen meo Sfueipiller Ggtll So
itrup lom lcenilf 2eber> melOes fra
&iebenbobn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11

More than 10000 business and pro-
fessional men Of Brooklyn lave en-
dorssd an appeal TO Gov. Glynn to
appoint ex-State Senator Barth 8
Cronin Of Brooklyn . member Of the
Public Service Commission OF the
First District. Mr.. Cronin served IN
the Senate from 1909 to 1912 inclusive
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
Welded At S|(xBED,
SHE IS NOW WIDOW Of
RICH STAMFORD MAN
Miss De Witt, ChurSh Worker,
Granted Dying Request of
Harold S. Weston.

WILTON, Conn.,. March 1f.-With
the death Of Harold 9. Weston. .
wealthy resident Of Stamford. at the
home Of his uncle. Henry q. Thomp-
son. in this town. It has become
known that Mr.. Weston and Miss Alice
Ward Dewitt, q church worker In the
Episcopal Church. who was formerly
parish visitor at Trinity Parish IN
Hartford. wsrs married at the Thomp.
son home Saturday night.
Mr.. Weston had been tubercuiar for
about eight ysarA Saturday. when it
was seen that . crisis In his condition
was approaching. Niss d witt was
summoned ct Mr.. weston's request.
and the wedding ceremony Wa pr.
formed by the Rev. c. A. Mark. rector
Of 81. Matthews Church. They had
been betrothed for several years, a.
though no formal announcement Of
the engagement had been made.
Miss De Witt had studied At q,
Faiths School In New York 70 bscens
. deaconssA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
WILLING TOEND
COPPER STRIKE #
MINERS GIVE WORD
Meyer Says Western Fedora.
ton Will Not Prevent Men
Returning to Work.

CHICAGO. March live will
sanction the calling or Of the cop-
per miners strike IL the men them.
selves want TO do It," declared
Charles II. Meyer President OF the
western Federation OF Miners, here
to-day. Meyer recommended O ref
erendum vote to determine whether
the strikers desired to waive their de-
mand for recognition Of the union, to
surrender their union cards and re-
,uPn to work.
The men could make their individ-
ual terms with the mining companies,
said Meyer. Al far as the Western
Foooration was concerned. he said,
that organization was willing to ac-
cept the changes in working condi-
tions which the companies have made
since the strike and would be content
to have the strikers return to work
With the understanding that they
coNld 20 without prejudice.
Meyer said he wished to make II
plain. however. that the men on strike
could take any action they desired
without interference from the Fed.
oeatton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11

4 VALUABLE SUGGESTION
IMPORTANT TO EVERY ONE

It is now conceded by physicians that
the kidneys should have more attention,
- they control the other organs to q re-
markable degree and do a tremendous
amount OF work in removing the poisons
and waste matter from the system BY
filtering the blood.
During the winter months especially.
when we live An indoor life. the kidneys
should receive some assistance when
needed. - We take less exercise. drink
less water and often eat more rich heavy
food. thereby forcing the kidneys to do
more work than Nature intended. Evil
dence Of kidney trouble, such q lame
back. annoying bladder troubles, smart
ing or burning. brick-dust or sediment.
ssllow complexion. rheumatism. may be
weak or irregular heart action. warns
you that your kidneys require help i'm
medistely to avoid more serious trouble.
Many physicians claim that an herbal
medicine containing NO minerals or
opiates has the most healing influence.
An ideal herbal compound that has had
most remarkable success M kidney and
bladder remedy is DR.. Kilmer's swamp
Root.
You may receive q sample bottle Of
Swamp-ROot by Parcels Post. Address
0r; Kiln~ . Co. Biaghsmton. N. y.
Nsv yssk yvnia0 Weld
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
APPRAIsALs OF ESTATES.

Vito 3. Ferrari. died Oct 9. 1906; to-
tai estate. Suisse net value. sls.isl.
Joseph Huber. died Feb. 81. 1909; ad-
ditionsi assets appraised. ten bonds
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad, w.
ais no deductions are enumerated.
Reuben II. Morley of Saginaw, Mich.
died Sept. ., 1905 entire personal estate
SO7,22O. Assets taxable In New !ork
state, stocks. %, 2sB; net value. es.zbI.
Maria Bemis Of New Haven. Conn,
died May 2, 1911 entire personal estate
S94O. Assets taxable In New York state
stocks, $500: net value. 1901.
John Cuffe, died Nov. %. lSlSs tota
estate, S3,265; net value, So
Resi- Bruder, died Nov. 10. 1911 tota
estate. deposits. S2.so2; net value
Ellen ". McHugh. died June q, 1913
total estate. 34.0s2 net value. $S,ssS:
Loring r. Gale OF Galcton. IA. diet
Feb. 1, 1918. A supplemental report Al
lows additional deductions for New Hor1
cxpenses Of administration and reduces
the net value Of the decedents New
York assets 70 0<Ss,%tee
BENJAMIN r. Pendleton OF SeArsport
Me-. died July 80. 1908 entire persona
sst.tS S7l,2il. Assets taxable IN New
YorS state, net value. 3I3.633.
iHslie Smith OF Norwalk. Cono.. DIE
AwS. ~. 1907; entire personal eetate
q 40. Assets taxable In New Yorl
STATE, stocks. Ss.ss7; net value. sass.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
WoMAM'S BODY EATEN
BY QUICKLIME, BELIEF
Searchers Find Traces of CalHtk
Near Supposed Grave In
White Plains.

Detective Frittiti Of the White
Plains police department and Deputy
Sheriff John c. Moore to-day took
charge Of a gang Of men who are dig
ging In the yard near the saloon OF
Charles Bombara on the Tarrytown
road In the hope of finding the body
Of Marie Concetta, who disappeared
after the murder of Tony Mario In
White Plains. The dlggers found q
trace of quicklime, which may have
been used to dispose Of the body.
The Concetta woman disappeared
after the conviction Of Pietro Rebacci
and II Is believed that she was MUIR
dsrsd to prevent her from giving tss-
timony which might convict several
other Italians who are under indict-
msnt for Black Hand murders.
Sheriff William J. Doyle and Fred
erick T.. Weeks, District-AttOrney OF
Westchester County, obtained q con.
fession from Pietro Rebacci, who Ia
now In the death house at Sing Sing
awaiting electrocution for the murder
OF Mario. 1t is reported that he gave
the officials sufficient facts to warrant
their belief that the Concetta woman
was murdered and her body disposed
Of In the vicinity Of the Bombara
place. This morning the ground be-
meath the stable near the Bombara
saloon was dug up under the direction
OF Coroner lies OF Yonkers. The
ground IL frozen and the work Is
progressing very slowly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
Why 1000 DRUGGISTS
Guarantee and Recommend Vino

Guarantee and Recommend Vlnol
II ssyeas shesld know H. value
q . medicine e = H. rstsil dsuseist
Who sells n
Therefore. WHEN over seven thou.
ssnd a Tie best retail druggists IN
the country rsoommsad viael our de-
licious cod livss and Iron tsais. with
out ell - the greatest tonic recon.
stEuctor and strength creator they
havs ever sold. Il must indicate The
value a vinoL
We could puhliAh columns Of such
tsstimony - lie following:
J. c. Brady. druggist Of Fsll River.
Mos, ssys; IN sasss whsrs cod
livss oil. smulsisas. aad 9th. toaics
fsil. viaol win hsal. ssssasthsa and
cure"
G. a. Pos..t'slA druss... Of
Charleston. ". w.. says: 1T y .
pleasure 70 cell vinel - Il give such
universal sstisfsction."
Hunter + McGss. dsuss;stA Il
Jackson. Miss.. ~: I'VE have great
confidence in the strength creating
and curative value Of Vinol."
We ak every rundown. nervous,
debilitstsd. aged or weak person or
any psssen suffering from chronic
coughs, colds or bronchitis, to try
. bottle Of Vinol with the understand
Ing that their money will b returned
Il Il does not do al We claim.
p. g.: For itching. burning skin Try
our Ssxo 6alvs.
All Rikss and EIsssnanl
Stores in New Ysek and ~ r.
BsssLlya and At ali dtus1 IL
: =; ~; 49, e., ii: s!:: w
b displayed. Gf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11

anA was chairman Of the Committee
on BankS.
He n now In business In BrDoklyn.
dent, q. president Of tho Barth =.
Cronin General Contracting Com
pany and treasurer Of tho Baco Com
pany. Inc, an investment concern.
He IL q member Of the Crescent
Athletic, the Montauk, tho willow
Tree, the Brooklyn Engineers. the
Manhasset and Brooklyn Traffic
Clubs and Of tho Native Sons Of New
York, the Ancient Order Of Htber.
mans and the Court Hamilton Board
Of Trade.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
POST, BANKRUPT, owes
BlSCH0FF { co. $4,000
Fears He Is Liable for $1,000 and
Other Amounts Owed by Bank
to Shippers.

Alfred n. Post. former head Of the
export department. Of Henry Bisoho6
. Com pany. private bankers and sx-
porters Of No. ~ Broadway who
made an assignment to creditors on
Jan. 10. filed . voluntary petition In
bankruptcy In the United States Dis
trict Court to-day. He gives his a.
sets - eS.S<1. and his liabilities )sa.-
IN. Post owes Henry BischoR 4
Company $4,000 and may b held
liable for I'll. 900 additional. according
to the schedule.
q. Lamont Post has es1.Soo due for
money advanced. Tho petition asks
leave TO amend his schedule later. q
he fears he may be held liable for
money owed by the bank to export
shippers. He does not know what
this amount may Approximate.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
SHOOTS DOWN CLFpK,
fires At A WITNESS,
THEN KILLS HIMSELF
Newark Factory Waterman
Had Threatened Victim Be-
= cause Of Old Grudge.

Herman NAgal. . Waterman en-.
yleysd In the plant Of the Nswark
Embroidery Company. No. 70 Ship.
Dae street, Newark. N. J.. told WIN.
m oehott. . chipping ossrk employed
~ he company. last evening. that be
vssoossd kiliing him.
~ IL tine he two msn wses IN
~ bassmsat near the boilers. In
aaoeher Dast Of the basement va
oostavs Schneider. IN engines.
schneider says that the threat I'M.
nsgved 6chott, who ran upstairs, and
Nassl drew biz revolver and sent Q
bullet through his back. echott rolled
down the stairs and Nagsl ran to him
and SAINT another bullet into his body.
TAs Waterman then turned on the
engineer and fired at him.
Schneider called for The police. ana
CAPT. Tuite and several detectives and
patsolmsn went to the plant. Nagsl
was hiding In the cellar. which was
pitch dark. While they were LOOKING
for him Nagel sent O bullet through
hte own brain. Doctors who examined
The bodies said both men had died In.
stantly.
ochott was twenty three years. son
Of Patrolman Richard 6chott. He
lived with his wife and small child
q No. lS6 Runyon street. Nagel was
forty and married. He lived at
V11teenth avenue and Bergen street.
The police were told that the watch.
man had some grudge against the
shipping clerk and several times re-
Gently had threatened to kill him.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
Freckle-Face
Now 10 the Time 20 Cst Rid Of Those
URly Spots.

DO you know how easy il Is to re-
move those ugly spots % that no one will
call you ireckle-face'
Simply get an ounce Of othine. double
strength. from you druggist. and fev
applications should show you how eos,
II is to nd yourself Of freckles and get Z
beautiful complexion. The sun ant
winds Of February and March have ,
strong tendency to bring out frecklss
and % . result more othins u sold Il
these months. Be sure to ask for tn
double strength othine. - this 10 sole
under guarantee Of money back u Il fell
10 remove the freckles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
RENO FOR PORTO RICO.
aili introAueea ws~iA Mako 1slasA
Divorce HA~ea.

SAN JUAN. March ia woman's
suffrage bill has been introduced In
the Porto Rican Legislature. provid.
Ing not only the right 10 vote. but the
right to hold public office and to serve
on juriss.
Anbther bill introduced would make
Porto Rico throw Reno into the shade
az q divorce haven. Il adds two causes
for legal separation. One rs the firm
desire Of the wife to be separated
from the husband" and the other 10
disparity Of character"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
she NEVER LOST At POKER.
Nee 1ssbssa Taught Mep Oans
Aayway. says Mss. nssssil.

Anyway, says Mrs.. nssteil.
BOSTON. March ii.--Louis n. Msrts,,
tssttesd to-day In the East Boston Dis.
triss Court. where No was eharssd via
not supporting HE wife. Aanis. that sh>
wes confirmed poker player. osssa ~
maining out late to play and LOSING
largo sums.
Mr.. Mastsll sale her husband he'd
taught her how % play poker and thai
che Wae .elwaye . winner. She could
rot recall ever havias LETT the table T
loser.
M1tsii said he was willing to i,v,
with his wife u she would oivc up poker
but Judge Barnes Aasd him sion
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
sII for Employment Bureau.

ALBANY. March IA bill designed
70 establish an employment bureau In
the state Labor Department In accord :
eucs with the special message Of Gov.
4le9 ~ the vnSMDleye4 Ees intre'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-03-11
GOULD suys Gun clvs SITE.


oeores OeuiA has agreed 10 take title
to the Clam Islands IN Barnosst IIsy
and plans 70 sstablish . gun cluS there
Mr.. Gould bought the isiands through
. representative. paying $3.50 down to
bad ne eaiA en- asrssiag - pay the
balance when eiear title was proved.
II was said yesterday that Mr.. Gould
can acquire unQusstionsd ownership Of
the land. Mr.. Gould plans to have the
club house built In tine TO accommo-
date friends at the opening Of the gun.
ming season 10 the fall.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
glnSlano .Stimmen.

SIN 6ritiitben llnter6oitie miro onges
reat, Sen Gouflift 5iuiiAen 0lerifo
iuo oen @ereinietcu Stooten Dem
Soogcr Sri6unol 81 ii6cnueiien-
@nalouo nil ais @crmittler fun-
gireu. Sic 9(ni6t DER ipoui.
ideu @reiie.
Qon0on, "a. 9lpril, r. aSm lin,
tcr6auS 6rocbtc gcitern Der 2ibcrale
Gopio 0}ori6ol @loion in 9lnrcguug,
oaB @roB6ritouuieu in lle6erciultim.
mlng NIT Dem Soager Gonoent lin
Sodeu oes aricaeS 5piiden oen Der.
Staaten ino Nlerifo~ ieine Gicnite
5ur &ermitihmg on6iete.
@rcmier 9lSquit6 erpioerte, oie 9ln.
gelcgcu6eit cribeme i6m 10 lpidta,
ooB er 0uS @arlamcntsnlitglico er.
iude, ndd5Ite @o9e, menn mo6riHeins
liA Der criteStootsietretdr oesgleuBe
rem Cir g0woro @reD, uel6er fb
5nr 3eit i'm @efolge oes aouias in
6roufreid bcfiu0e, 3lriidgcfe6rt iem
meroe ole 6roge pieoer ounuericn
81 mollca.
Ger @renlier fiigtc BEL Sic 6ritiidc
9iegieruna oerioloc aui oas loraidI.
tigite oie mcrifouii6e Sihiaiion in
alien loren @6oieu
sine 9ln5o6l peniiouiricr 6ritiiber
Giii5icre uno @}ani6often 5a6eu
oid Ser ameritoniic6cn 9otidoit uno
oen anleritonii1en @eneralconiulot
i6rc Gieniie iiir ocn arico in @lcrifo
Sic Gcpcidcu aus ggai6iuatou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
SodIdlnI.etrife 6eenSet.

SouguS, @loiiv "a. 9(pril.
9ie Shiiler Der biciigen Sodidule.
mcl3e ont lcbteu 0ienitag pegcn 0cS
er8mungeneu 9fiidtritts Ocs Diref
TORS S. 9. 9uttcrportb 0cn 59ul.
beiud6 ein9eiteat batten eribicuen
geitcrn pieoer 5lmi llntcrridt, itell
ten a6er cincu neucn Strife fir oen
SSoa in glusiiGt OaB ciner bon i6nen
Detroit iperocn iollte. ,Sn Getitio,
men an 0os Sc6ulGomite lit bean.
iro9t woroct @uttenport6 Uicoer
ou3ultcQcn mo cine 0iientli@e lin.
tcrluaung ocr Gahc 3l uerouitalteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
0eine nnfriidreriIde gleOen.

SEEM SrlconS, g., "a.
2lpril. Superintenoeni
9ie0uoIOs bat bier Die iofortige Ser.
Doftmg oaer @erionen berfiigt oiC
berobiebenOe gleuBerungen ii6er sic
omerifauii6e 6lagge tbrm. 9ieie@er-
fiiging purOe erloiien nac6oem ser
superintendent erfobrcn batte, bier
Solooten in llnifornl bGtten gelpolt-
iom flint Seute ouSeiuon6er getrie.
ben pcldc cS iib 8ur 9lufgobe mo@-
ten ouf Der StroBe ouf6cbenoe 9ie.
Den 81 6alteu in melden iie bebaup-
teten Ole 9lrmce lnO oie @&orine ma.
itetcn iiA bon Dem SAwciBe OcS
&olfeS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
g9as nWlntter0 sloneg iaat.

gSai9ington, q. 9(pril.
u@aitter" @}orD S5ones, oie ereiie
9ir6eiterfii6rerin eriaien acitern Dor
6cn Sous-Gomite fir @crgbaumeien
uu0 6eidrieb oie @erbdltiiiie i'm
Strifeoiitritt 0eS Colorado &oblen-
92cbier8. u@}llttcr" Sones crfldrte
Sen Gonlite. @}itglieoern, menn iic ser
&rdlioent wGreo 10 wiirOe iic Dem
@ouDcrueur BON Colorado beieblen,
6ie bon ousmGrts nod Dem Strife
0iitrift ge6ro6teu u@unnen" nit
iGren @loid6inengcwcbren ioiort aus
6em Diitrift o65uibie6eu. Ole Ser
boltniiie in Colorado, erfldrte oNliit-
ter SoueS, bGtten 5u elmer 0@un-
men" .9fcgiaumg gefiibrt.