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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07

Bennett and Mrs. Harriet Goelet,
Claims are made on behalf of the
owners that their yachts are exempt
for various reasons.
. The supreme court will resume it's
sessions on Monday, and it is expect.
ed a large number of opinions will
be handed down. The Titanic cases.
involving claims against the Oceanic
Steam Navigation company of Great
Britain for the lass of life and prop.
erty due to the wreck of the big liner,
IS. n of the most important. The
question in this cas- is whether the
measure of liability shall be fixed I'M
der British law or United States law.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07

The Russell-Miler Milling company
have offered a splendid trophy cup to
be awarded to the winner of the high.
est number of points in the Scotch
Fife, Blue Stem and Marquis con.
test. Mr.. Hem, in donating this cup,
sas he does so because their type Of
milling work depends very largely for
its reputation upon high-class bred
Wheats and they are particularly in.
terested in Blue Stem, Scotch Fife
and Marquis. In the Dat Class, Glass
H., Mr.. Holland, of Nome, N. D., fur
nishes one Of his latest model Wild
Dat Cleaners, a machine which he
claims will remove wild oats from
tame oats, a machine which many
farmers have found to be excellent
for s in preparing seed oats. This
special prize goes to Barnes county,
to any a who shows an exhibit Of
tame oats that. includes no wild oats
and, at the same time, wins the high.
est score for quality.
The Perth-Amboy; Chemical com.
pany Of New York, whose business
is the manufacture and distribution Of
formaldehyde and other sorts of dis.
infectants used in farm. cropping
work, present a 500 sterling silver
cup to the winner of the highest num-.
Der of points in the DAT competition.
Any variety. may enter this competi-
ton.
For Cass county thereris a special
cash prize for wheat growers; $25 in
cash goes to the winner Of the high.
est number of points in purity and
termination and commercial value for
Scotch Fife, Blue Stem or Marquis
wheat raised in Cass county. This
valuable prize is offered by the Far.
go Roller Mills.
All those entering any of these con.
tests must forward a full peck of
grain, so that it will reach the Agri-
cultural College by January -, to be
tested for purity and termination.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07
0fncIg| Exposes Revolving
Details in Food
Manufacture
One Dishonest Owner Keeps
Dog to Brighten Away
Investigators

Chicago, Jan. G.-Catsup made ont
Of corr meal, raspberry jam made
out of apple cores and Feelings, and
mincemeat made out Of pic factory
sweenings were some of the insani'
tary food revelations made yesterday
by John B. Newman Of the state food
commission. He lectured before" the
School of Domestic Arts and Science
at III North State street.
Mr.. Newman's remarks were in the
nature of an appeal to the retail food
purchasers to read the labels or the
prepared foods they buy, for the pro.
lection OF the honest manufacturers
in the food business, who are being
driven to the wall because they can
not compete with the adulterated and
substituted products put out by the
dihonest.
The lecture was the first of 4 series
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07
SHARE PROFITS
With employees
Seven Hundred Workers Take
Part Of $1,000
Melon

Chicago, Jan. 6.-seven hundred EN-
ployes OF the Hub clothing store took
part last night in the annual profit
sharing distribution of the store.
Mere than $500 was divided among
the employees.
The exercises, including a supper
and a vaudeville entertainment. took
place on the ninth floor of the Lytton
building. Henry G. Lytton, president
of the concern, gave the address and
started the distribution by present
ing two $500 bonds bearing S 12 per
cent, interest to two employees who
had completed twenty years of ser.
vice with the Hub during the last
year. The recipients Of the bonds
are Miss Donovan OF 1924 Maryland
avenue and C.. Fl. Catlin of Oak Park.
Store Has Greatest Year. "
Mr.. Lytton said the Hub had ex.
perienced the greatest year of it's ex.
istence, falling short of a 20 per cent
increase in sales owe the previous
year by only a small margin. The
year 1912 was hitherto the greatest
year in the history of the store.
This business was organized not
quite twenty.seven years ago." Mr..
Lytton said. I'VE were on one floor,
5Ox10O feet, across the street from
here. The basement was our store
room: At that time there were per-
haps fifteen or eighteen employees.
To-day we have this fine new build
ing and 700 employees. We take great
pride in looking back over the little
more than twenty-five years to see
that from small: beginning we have
built up the largest business of it's
kind in the United States, if not in
the world.
Increase Exceeds Expectations.
when We put UP the new building
some persons expressed doubt over
an increase in business the first year
in the new location. Personally, I
never felt the slightest doubtabout it.
I am more than pleased with our
increase in business. 1t has been
much: greater than even l thought it
could be. 1t is more than double
what any one thought it would be.
II the weather in November had
been cold we would have increased
our sales more than $1,000 900 over
those Of the previous year, which had
been up to that time our greatest
year. As 1t was our sales amounted
to almost $4,000 increase notwith.
standing that w were in a new loca.
ton. II
Share Profits With Employees.
"For more than twenty-five years
we have made a practice Of giving a
certain percentage of u profits to
those who have worked for us two
years of mor Each year the per.
centage is increased, based on the
salary and the earnestness of the EN-.
plcye. l have madeiit a rule that any
one who has been in the service TWEEN.
ty years shall receive $500, and any
one who has worked fifteen years and
who by sicAness or accident is in
capacitated for work shall be taken
care of for the balance of his life"
Advises Reading OF Editorials.
Mi. Lytton odvised his employees to
read THE editorial pages CT news
papers. ~ ...r..
IF you. spend thirty minutes a day
reading the editorials" he sal l, you
will be as we'll informed as the best
educated men in the country"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07
AMERICAN OWNERSIEST
TAXING YAUGn E

Washington, Jan. 6.-One of the
most interesting cases to be heard be.
fore the supreme court in the next
few weeks will be the suit brought to
test the constitutionality of the yacht
tax imposed under the Payne,Aldrich
law.
The tax was imposed on foreign
built yachts used by American citi-
zens. Among the yacht owners who
have carried up the cases from the
lower court are Henry Clay Pierce,
CorneliusG X. Billings, James Gordon
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07

ed Of. 1t was sold cheaper, of course:
than real raspberry jam. ).
'ls a product nutritious" Mr.. New.
mai said, This ought to be the final
requisite. Just as the nutrient value
of food depends not simuly on it's
chemical composition but Its proper
ton of digestible nutrients, so does
its real cheapness depend not on the
price per quart or pound, but on the
amount of digestible nutrients which
a given sum will purchase"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07
M|NCE meat MADE Of
PIE Factory SWEEP|NGS

being planned by Mrs. Lynden Evans,
president OF the school, and Mrs. w.
J. Carter. Members of the school
faculty are directing a campaign
against the LIBERALIZATION of food
products by intensive cOmmercializa.
ton.
Dog Keeps Out Inspectors.
Mr.. Newman spoke of one mince.
meat manufacturer who kept a bull.
dog in his plant to keep out food in.
spectors. One intrepid inspector who
did pass the animal reported the
mincement was being made from a
compound of apple peels and cores,
the by-prodnct of pic factories: and
some entrants which were being sep
arated from vermin and dropped into
boiling water. The speaker said the
only meat in the composition was fur.
nished by the mistakes of the work
ers who were separating the entrants.
The complete product, however, was
spiced up, to fool the nose.". The in,
speetOrs forced this manufactures to
remove a three-inch layer of sticky
mud, in which old rags were imbed.
ded, and place a new floor in his
plant. 3"
Mr.. Newman said he had found the
manufacture of cider vinegar being
conducted in a coal yard, where one,
barrel OF boiled cider was added to-
distilled vinegar to color it.
Tobacco in Sugar.
An honest candy manufacturer, he
said. had submitted to him a sample
OF some sugar which "looked funny"
The specimen turned out to be part
OF the s%weepings Of a sugar grinding
plant and contained particles tof to.
bacco, fbers of waste, machines oil,
splinters of wood, and tuberculosis
germs, which were isolated by a ,bac.
TERRA count. ~<Ha
The speaker advised housewives to
set aside a wooden box for the re.
ception of their milk bottles on the
back porch. He illustrated his ad-
vice by telling the story of a milk
thief that was run to earth in North
Chicago. Many citizens had S.been
complaining that when they Stock
tnS'' lililh bolLIeS Ill, III tie morning,
all OF the cream had been taken from
the top. 49,.
A detective discovered a neighbor-
hood dog which had a route around
the back pOrches. 1t would remove
the pastebOard top Of the bottle, re.
move as much of the contents as it
could reach with its tongue. and then
replace the top. ~.
Watch the Labels, He Warns. !
1T is the fault of the consumer"
Mr.. Newman said. IF he eats rasp-:
berry jam made of apple refuse, jel.
lied with agar, artifcially colored
and made a bit sour by the addition
of p%hosphoric acid, and finally made :
to look like the real thing by the adj!
dition Of clover seed. The very label!
showed what the product was compOs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07
DEAD ARTIST STILL
GUARDS REPUTATION

London Jan. 6.-The will of Sir AL.
bert East. r. A., in which he leaves
$4,000 to various persons, gives the
power to his trustees to. destroy ony
Of his unfinished pictures or other
works Of art which in their opinion
might be likely to detract from East's
East was a famous land.
scape painter and his work is we'll
known in America.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-01-07

The company engaged by Auustus
Thomas for the all.star reproduction
of paid in Full" includes Tully Mar.
shall, Hattie Russell, Riley Hatch and
George Riley.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
lin Sen 0aiIcrpreis.

SEEM yorf, 20. Suli. - Siod-
0cnl 0ic n@armonie~ ais erlter Der
Iciitn9Siabioitcn @ldnucr @eiang.
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iiOcntcn ocs u9loro0ltli6en SGuger-
blinocs, Diojor Garl &enb, gelegent-
lid Oes i'm 0fGr8 obgcboltenen Cont
meries Ger n&ercinigten Sanger BON
9icporf" ous0eiprohcue Grparting,
Dob mcnigitenS cin &erein mus gicus
arr iio6 I'M 0en &aiierpreis bemerben
iolc, iueit iibertroffen morOen. Der
bc5ii9lide 9cidluB Der Orei &crcine
wuroc III ibren bolbjdbrliMen @cnc-
raj %eriommIingen cinitinnig &C.
foBt. 2iit Der eeionoli6en Sor6c-
refining fir Ocn g9ettltreit ioa iofort
nab @ccnoigung DER 6erien begon-
ncn mcroen. Dic oSormonie" iingt
inter Carl Sein Der n9lrion" unter
Nic6oro Srlnf unO bic GoncorOia"
inter @uitoD Sell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
glnf StnSienrciie.

9}em Dorf, 20. Suli. IL Grit
i'm Oorigen Sabre bat cine preuBiide
StuOien-Gommiiiion sic Sereinigtcn
Stnatcn bcreilt, INN inier @ei1ngniB-
weien lmiere Gorrcftionsanitalten
II. Ogl. fennen 5n lernen, mo iNon
fommt Die 9lnfiinoigung, oaB ou1 IN
Oieiem Sabre cine G6nlid6c StuOicll-
relic ltattiinOcn miro. Ger 6ii6rcr
oicier 3weitcn Ocuti4en Stu0icn-
Gomuliiiion lit wie sic o&riion gliio-
ciotion" mittbeilt, Or. Gorl 6infeln-
burg, Gin tSabmam ouf Dem @e6icte
Oes @efdn9niBmeienS, Der crit tiir5-
lid bonn 0iiniiter Oes Snnern 5lml
0ireftor Scr preuBii1en @eidngniiie
ais 9id6folger oeS perltorbenen Or.
Gro6nc crnannt lporOen lit. Syn 9e-
gleitlng Or. 6infelnblirg'S werOen
lid 9Sroi. GarmitdOter BON Der llni-
periitGt Berlin inO Elm prcuBil6er
9l6gcoronctcr 6eiinoen. Die Serreu
Oiirften in Der eriten 9lu9uihpoc6e nit
Ocm Ganpfcr oSmpcrator" in gtcip-
Dorf eintreiien inn0 Damn iofort i6re
beOcltiamc, wenn an6 niHt inn itrif-
ten @ortiiinc oiii3ieQe Iour ourH S
Sono beginnen. 0icic Soitr, pel6e
80 Gage Oaucrn ioa inooluirt Sc
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9elierlmgsanitalten I'M Often imO in
ser Niittc ser Ser. Staaten un0 miro
BON Or. 8. i. 9cmis, Ocm General
5circtdr Der uYriion 9liiociation"
gcleitct wcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

ser ucriudtcn Spionage oer6oitct
morOen. Der &uiie bate iiA cincn
llnteroiii5icr i'm 9arndenlagcr gellii-
bert mo ibn aus5ubolcH ucriudt. Eie
9lrt ser 6ragen licBen in Dem llntcr-
ciii5ier Oen Geroodt ouifomnlen 0aB
Der 6rageiteaer Spionage 6ea6ii1ti-
&C, peSbal6 Der llntcroiii5icr i'm in
@elpa6riam iiibren lieB.
9 luttbut eineS Srriinnis
gen.
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9ht6ao al. Gr iollte abge6olt mer-
Oen, Inn in Die SrreuunituIt ocr6radt
5u merOen 9lls Sanitdtsor5t 90s-
gen nit 5uei &rontcmdrtern in Der
@obnlng Ser6eric6'S eriC6ien be-
fam Ger @eiItesfronfe einen Cob
iu6tsnniall unO idoB init ieincm 9ie-
polper Oen Sonitdtsar5t mo oeiien
beioe @e6iilien nieOer. 9lIle 0rei iinO
idiuer Derlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
gSerrranrte spnmcririidle.

Gait Strou0Sburq %a.,
20. Suli. TIT @uit- uno aoitbuus-9c-
iitcr IN Dem Grbolun9s9cbict oeS
norO6itIihcn @enniOlpoliclL obcr
aud 2onopirtbc beginner quf5uotD-
men lino Dem @cttcrmo6cr mic0cr
ctipos beiicr geiinnt. GS por obcr
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Gintrog getbon, 0en 2on0mirtb folt
5ur @er5weiflllng gebrodt bat. IS
lnb mobrlicb aus, ais ob man meocr
Sen, nod @etrciOe in glltem 3uitan-
&c in 0ie S6eunen bringen fonntc.
&or etliben Gogen boben ii1 ood
cnolicb Die 10 lon9e iibcr Den @crg-
m1loern b6ngen0en gSettermolfcn
ber3ogen eS lit iommerlid warm oe.
moroen ollf ocn @oitbouS&eronooS
miro niNt mcbr 10 biel eegdbnt bon
Gingeregnetcn, lnO OronBen flingt
rom friibcn Wtorgen bis gum ipGtcn
9tbeno Die Senie uno roliclt Oic
lfdbmaidine,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
Ser ggallun- -9Sru5eii.

Stomforo, Gonny 20. sui,
g8ie bier geitcrn perloutcte, III
sic 2ei1e gSoIoo q. 9oGou's, ipelbc
in @indenoon Wloii., beitottet NOR.
Sen mar, na6oem ser llngliidlidc
bel einem geiud ser @obnung Der
6rau SeIen 30. g(nsle am 9(benO Oes
23. SUM ieinen 500 oeflnocn an
ldBlicb Der llnteriuhmg ocs Goro-
ners Sobn s. @belon ii6er Die 80
ocsuriubc erbunIirt worocn. Der
Coroner Datte bier5u idon Dor eini-
ger 8eit pic 3uitimmung Ocs Sobnes
ees EoOtcn @orriion 9ololt cinge;
Golt lno OurM eincn Sertreter IN
@loiiohuietts bic erforoerliMen for
meIlen qSdritte tbm loIien. @lan
qloubt bier, ooB Der Coroner Die 9c.
iAoffenbeit Der g9unoen melhen
@oaou erlegen 1T genauer inter
iuhen loiien mia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21

ser mcrifoniiden g8irren bon Der 9lbs
icblug ln0 Grnior0nng Oc5 Eroiioen.
ten Sronciaco M}oOcro I'M 5c6ruar
porigcn Sa6rcs bis ouf ocn 6elltigeu
Gag uno fonmt 5u Dem SdluB, ooB
@uerta's 9liidtritt fcineslpegS einc
@cpdbr fir Oie @ieoer6criteullng ocS
inneren 6rie0ens ser 9icpu6lit Wleri-
10 leiitc.
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in lciiier 35ctra1tlm0 altcb allf Oie BON
oen Gereinigten Staoten gegeuii6cr
i6rcr 9la66ar-9lepu6lit I'M SiiOen
cingeihlogenc @olitit SIT iprehen.
,5n Oieicm 9l6idnitt cr6ebt Oas 9latt
gcgcn &r1ii0ent g9ilion Sen &oruurf
oaB er iicb our1 amerifoniibe Son-
oerinterciien Die mn perionlibe 3iele
i'm 9lugc gc6a6t 6dttel, babe 6epegcn
laiicn, @ucrta Oic 9lncrfcunllng 5il
ueriagcn 0ic augen6lidli6c 2age in
Nlerifo ici, ouro6 SucrtoS 9lusi6ci.
oen iniIciner g8eiie gc6eiert, c6enio
Dcrmorrcn mie 5upor, uu0 Der 3eit-
punft, ser enolib 9lu6e lnO 6rieOen
in Nlerito 6ringeu ioa, liege in weitcr
Sernc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
0uS nenc GniemGle.

9ireftor Gbriitions bonn uSSroine
&locc Ebcoter~ 9lep.gorf, bat
ieinc lelt@ngogcments 6eenoet
unO ooblrci6c 9lopitdten fir Oie
fomuenoe Saiion crpor6eu.
@crIim 20. Sill. Director
9luOolf Gbriitious bat nunmebr ieine
Suhc nocb nelcn arGftcn rnO nelien
5tiIdcn fir oie fonunenoc Soiion
ocs ocutiden E6coters am Srping
gSlocc IN glelp-yorf beenoct unO oie
2iitc ocs neuengogirtcn @crionols
6ctaut gcge6en. 9leucngogirt mlrs
sen iolgenOe Gnmcn lno Serrcn:
9tiHoro 6eiit bonn groB1cr5ogI. Sof-
un0 giotional-5beotcr in W}onnbeinl
fir Scloenfoh uno &egie, saul
SAiib bom @umburgcr Stoottbeatcr
ais 9onbibont, @iai Nemanoffoom
f0ni9l. Gbeoter in @onnooer ais iii-
qenOlider Granddaughter, Eoni
&olocr6erg pont 9e6bel .G6eoter ais
critic SalonOome, gIranfa Goen bonn
f6nigl. ShouIpielbous in @ies6ooen
ols 5peite Solonoome, SSneebore
Solo pom Stoot.G6cotcr in 6ronf-
furt a. DC. ais 9loiOe, glita 2nngc
pom 6ieliaen 0cutiMen &itnitler.
Tbcater So5iet1t ais critic &eloil
uno 2icbbobcrin 2otte 5rieOrib bonn
Nerliner T6coter ais fonliidc 9llte.
9mBeroem bot Director G6riitions
cine Gntoedrng gemodt; ais jigeno-
lbcn 9ieb9obcr bat CT @ultop bon
@intcrlteii aus ser beriibmten
E6cotcriHulc Mior GcinborOts~ oes
2citers oes Geuticben Sbcoters, cn-
eogirt. Der junge @err, Elm piel-
peripreAcnoes Eoleut, bot cbtcs
Gbcoterblut in Den 9locrn rolen,
otnn iein &oter @Ouaro BON &inter-
iTein gebort ais Ncgiiieur 5umSd6au-
ipielporitono oes 0feinborot'iAen
Geutibcn Ebcoters.
@on 0en g}opitdten Die Director
Gbriitions 8ur 9luifiibuno cruor-
zen bat, icien crmG6nt. @lilacr-
Sdloner's dliBerit crfol9reidc So
moDic .SAnciocr gSibbcI, &orl
9loBlcrs 9uitipiel uSm Glu6iciiel,
SigurO Sbien's uno Sranf 9Intbon
iun's uSinter Wiouern~ anobloucb's
Der 6oun0 Seinri6 Slgenitein's
,.Gommernuiif,~ 9crmonn 9obr's
.ainocr." 5ranf gSeOefiuO'S Sim
otter GDflus Ser GanmcriGnger
lno 9[rtbur SHnibler's u2itcrotur."
Otto Stodel, Scr belicbtc Gboraf-
terooritelIer lmo 9onDioont Der pori-
gen Soiion oes 0elitihen Ebcatcrs
Il. 9lcp.yorf, miro niAt uieoer nod
Ger 3uoion.Nletropole 5uriidfebrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
gicrmuiter bci Gape Sable geIdei-
tcrt.

@p1ifoG 81. g., 90. sSut.
Der dmcrifonii3e piermuitigc S@oo-
ncr nGlarence 81 @cnncr" lit oeitcrn
w6brenO cincs 6cftigcn Sturmes ouf
DER &0be bon Cape Sable geic6ei-
tcrt. aapitdn 9ofer un0 icine ans
odt Wlonn beItebenoc WlonnIdait
muroen icOoh eerettct. Der S@oo-
ner mar am II. .. 90. bon 9lcm.Norf
nit eincr 2ooung bon 1900 Sonncn
&oblen ous9elollfen lmo miro iUnbr-
iGeinliA DoaitGuOig perlorcn icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
Nir aIIe HaIIe aeriiitet.


sic meritoniihc Souptitaot ali ciucn
sfR9riii uorbereitet. Gincr
ilcbcrrunpeltne ser Staot aieri-
70 ourh D}orooellr-gonocn wirf-
fam Dorae6eu9t. Direfte go6n-
uerbinohug NIT Gera Gru5.
@c9cnrcvollition ecoen bic Gon-
itititionnliiien bcrcitS eiugcleitct.
Staot Wierifo. 90 Suli.
9is sum fiinftigen Gicnitag miro
poransiihtlid5 Oie 5tcllc, al welher
bic Yobn 5wiiden Gcra Gruj iino Der
@dilptita0t uiterbro1en lit, orsge6cl
iert iein. 10 oaB bic oircfte Nerbii-
Dung 5miicben ben 6eiDen 5tdoten
micocr berseitcllt III. qerdiiocnt Gar
baiol tbeilte gcItern Dem brdliliani-
iben @cianoten nit. oaB er Die mog-
liditc geidlcuniging Der 9lrbcitcn
angeoronct BAT. 3u oen griien, wel-
de ouf Dem Oireftcn gYe9e bierber 5u.
riidfcbrcn miro ser belgiibe Sc
ianote 4oul @loD ge60ren welhcr io-
eben einen llrlailb bon orei Wionoteli
becnoct 6ot.
Cine llnteriu6ung in Der llmge,
biug Der Staot bat geiiern oen Be
pcis gclicfert, onB sic iiingiten Be
rid)tc ii6er Die S0dtigfeit Der 9ln6dn-
ger 3apata's ie6r iibcrtriebeu woroen
iin0. Gic 6ooerolcu Dalten nod Gon-
treras Eulpo6uolco uno tohimilco
bciebt. 3opatas @anoen geben IN
Elcincn 9lbtbciIunaeu Dor uno bege6en
Mdubereieii aiii &loutaaen uno in iio.
lirt licaeuoen 9(niieohmgen aber Gin
con5entrirter glngriff ouf ireeno ei-
nen Grt miro niHt unternommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
OIrn6enfrniunIl ncfiirdltef.

SteubcnbilIc O., 20. uli.
9(n Somitoe glbeno riidten S@c-
riff Suscrofft BON Scffcrion Gount1
uno 65 Deputies in aacr Gle mad,
ocm @rubcnort 9raoleD aus, oa CT
rot SCH @itpobnern Inn SdiB an.
gegougen iporoen mar gci Der PIN.
flmit in Bradley fono man OoB 200
@erqlellte cine bolbe Wteilc bon DER
StoOt ein Eager olf0ei6logen bat.
ten iino6aB Die Ginmobncridait ei-
nen Geriub fiirdtete, cine &o6Ien.
grubc al ipreneen. 0cm Gernebmen
nod p1rten sic 8ereleute aber 5n.
nddit ouf @eritdrfingcn ans onoc.
rem 0rtihoften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
9sortc Mills OerImdlcm.

$ mi III o II 5 port, g&.N., 90.
Suli. Gie fir 0ie n1hiten Gage
qcplonten pcitcrcn %eriude nit Dem
&oomon g9onomofer'ic9en 6lugboot
,9lmerico" iino nnd elmer Gonferen5
Stem GirtiB lmo 2ieutenont @or-
tes, oes 9Siloten fir oen tronsntlon.
tii6en Slug, oitfgegeben poroen ilio
0as 6lug5eug miro jeBt fcrtig geitellt
nno Oonh ipobriheinlib GnOe Der
gSoc6c, nad) gtem-Nort geididt per-
ou, BON no gorte om /. 9luguit
rod 9}cufulolono o65iIrciien beab-
iibtigt Der engliide %ilot 1T Der
glniibt, OoB Die n9lmcrico" Bel frii-
hcrcn @criuc6en nit Sen 2onglcD
&ontons gcniigeno 9luftrie6sfraft
uno Shuelligfeit entmidelt bat. Gr
Dofft, bon 9icuiunolono Die gl6orcn
in II bis 90 StlnOen al errcicben
unO 6Glt einen 9rennmoteriol Sor-
ROTH fir "a Stun0en anSrciCbeno.
@lenn Gurtib, Der Gonitrlifteur, CT.
portct bon ser Snitoairung eineS
crittcn @}otors cine groBere Sci
itlngsidbigfeit bouptId@Iid6 bei'm
sluiitie9 bonn @oiier uno gloubt, OoB
oas GrtrageWiht Ole 6IugeelbWin'
oigfeit Der n9lmcrico" bobitcns nm
smei @}eilen PRO Stunoe Oernlinoern
miro.
gl6pnnenten, bic Sca ,,SemtldIeu Gnrre'
lpuuocntcn" nidt piiHftlid pbcr iiitre0eI'
m1EIg erbaIten, iin0 gebctcu, Dcr Office
babon per SclephOm ubeF i@rlFtlldI Niit'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-21
sel6itmpr0 ans 9leLnndlulic.

9(lbann gt.-Yv 20. Suli
Otto gSoIfoong, icineS 8eibens Gin
S6ubmo6er, ein befonnter bieii9cr
oeutiher 9iirger, mobte geiteru in
cinenl 9lnfol bon W2elanboIie icinem
2cben ourh einen Sd5uB in Die
SAldfe elm Gnoe. Scr 2e6ensnIiioe
itono I'M 2llter bon GA $obren mo
mar oergater bon Wielpin Molfgong,
Gem befnnntcr n@itAcr" ocs Chicago
@oiebol -Eeoms.