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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
STRENGTHENING or RIVER
ASKED FOR BY FARMERS

The farmers along the Sioux river
presented a petition to the county
commissioners this week asking them
to take charge OF the work of straight
ening the river. The petitioners also
presented a bond to cover the cost of
the survey by the state engineer, ais
provided by law, and the commission
ers will establish the route and assess
the expenses against the property
benefited. The work will start from
about. three miles north OF the juno
tion and run through to the county
line on the south. This question was
agitated in the Register columns some
time age and evidently it has borne
fruit, and practically all Of the farm
ers along the river are in favor OF 1t.
And there is no reason why they
should not be, as the work when COM
pleted will add thousands Of dollars
to the value of their property. The
river through this county is very
crooked, In some places taking six or
miles to run mi mile in a line,
and al a result ii has never been able
to carry on the water IN q wet sea-
son. All Of the big bends will be cut
out by digging a channel between the
two nearest points on the river
Brookings Register.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
aGRoUNDr FENCE WIRES
AS AGAINST LIGHTNING

Farmers who have not already done
SO, say an exchange, should not neg
lect to ground" their wire fences as
8 protection to their herds against
lightning. The process IS very sim
pie and costs next TO nothing, except
q little time and absolutely prevents
lightning running along the wires for
any distance. IN case OF a severe
storm which ii this latitude Is invar
iably accompanied BY lightning, d
herd OF cattle Will always move with
the wind as lar al the fence will AZ.
low. where they viii stand close to
Or touching the wire. Where fences
are not grounded lightning ire
auently follows the wires for i half
mile 81 more with fatal results to
amp living thing that happens To
touch 1t
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

1. What did the goat do in the old
lady's china shop? Butter-cups.
2 What did the herald do with the
trumpet? Bluet.
8. What facial characteristics have
all? Tulips.
4. What do unmarried men lose?
Bachelors buttons.
5. What followed the tax on TIA?
Teasrose.
s, What is a popular girl who can
not 90 to a dance? Bluebell.
What is an unpopular girl who
goes to one? Wallfower.
s.. When you buy an alarm clock
what do you ask for? F~our-o'clock.
g.. In what are o~ld-fashioned flow,
ers planted? Primrose.
10. What is conversation apt to do
when a bashful young man is callingg
Flag.
II. Or what are stage houses made?
Shamrock.
u. What are often impressed on
little boys? Lady's slippers.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
Real Estate Transfers
Reported BY codsngtpn County Nh
strar4 Co.


Minnie g. Way to NJ. M. McClosky,
lots s, 9 and 10, block IS, Florence;
$1.00.
Sarah May DeGraif to Sarah ]. De.
Graf, lots 10 and IA. block 35, Second
Railway Addition; $1.OO.
David j. Riley to A. ]. Haugen,
und. half interest in NWA 20; WIZ
Of sWA 1~5-117-52: s1.0O.
Alice L. Carroll to Robert Hunter,
lot 10. block s, Mellette and McIn-
tyre Addition; $1.oO.
L. 2. Foss, trustees, to M u. Wal
stem, lot 1, block A; lot 2, block 2
Henry; s1.o0.
A. A. Bartlett to Ludwig Roethler
lot S. A. A. Bartrett's subdivision; 81
w. H. Stokes to Township of Wa.
verify esat 4 rods WAWsa 4-11T-5I;
800.
John n. selmser to chas. W,
Chance, lot Il, block 70, Syndicate
Addition: $4,000.
Chas. w. Chance to Gesley Realty
Co, lot IL, block 10, Syndicate Addi
ton; $1.oc..
L. G. Hill to Helen st. John Hill
lots Is, 90, 81 and rs, block 3, Davis
Addition; lots / and 2, Sterling's re,
arrangement of lots / TO 6, block 10.
Davis Addition; 500.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
Il Doan's Kidney Pills, q special

Deans Kidney Pills, q special
kidney remedy
Many Watertown people rely on 1t.
Here Il Waterfowl proof
Mrs. M. Endewnrd, 404 Third Ave.
s w, Watertown, S. IL says Soon
after my kidneys got disordered. /
had 9 sharp pain across my back
when STOPPING. could hardly
straighten without catching hold Of
something Tor support had little
control over the kidney secretions
and they were very distressing.
seemed to be getting worse all the
time. Finally took Doan's Kidney
Pills and they gave me quick and
lasting relief
Price Soc, at all dealers, Dent
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney ~Pills--the same that
Mrs. Endeward had. Foster-Milburn
Co, props, Buffalo, N. X. ADV. 8
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
Bishop Of Atlanta
On Rockefeller Board

Bishop w. "A. Canler. of Atlanta,
Ga, in a recent sermon, most decisive
" criticises the educational boards
operating under the provision OF GER
tain grants or allowances made, re-
spectivelY. by John d. Rockefeller
and Andrew Carnegie.
The bishops ~deaunciation Of the
work of these boards, and his state.
ment as to tendency of these educa-
tional institutions, are In line with
the resolutions passed at st. Paul, not
long ago, by the National Educational
association,
In his Atlanta sermon Bishop Can!
Ter said in part:
THE republic is threatened by q
powerful combination to create and
control a chain OF colleges in no wise
responsible to the people through the
control of either the authority OF a
state or a church. The apologists
and defenders Of the scheme delight
to call these boarded institutions In,
dependent and free. No terms less
appropriate could be applied To these
schools. They i not independent,
they r as dependent as mendicants
upon the doles of these boards. They
will throw off the authority of q
church to get money from such a mar
as Carnegie on the most humiliatins
conditions. Their subsection is as alb
ject and seryile as that Of bond
slave. 1t is time for the people t.
be aroused TO the danger Of institu
tons which a@a utterly and deaantl,
irresponsible 50 them and wholly de
pendent upon men, who deliberatel,
and aVowedly propose to control al
education in America. We want oul
colleges and universities to be respon
sible to either IN state authorit.
or to some church authority. We d,
not wish them to be irresponsible t
the people while they beg doles Q
men who defy public opinion
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23

of Sheba," More than 1900 people
appear in it, together with 735 horses
and 300 dancing girls. This produc-
ton is said to have cost S1,000,OoO to
build and requires an entire train to
transport its scenery, costumes and
tons of stage properties.
The new circus features include the
Lloyds, in sensational riding exhibit
tions; the Balkans, esquetarians
from the Balkan Mountains; the Bor
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
BEST DIARRHoEA REMEDY.

II you have ever used chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
you know that 1T IS q success. Sam
il. Guin, WhatIey, Ala, writes: Il had
measles and got caught out in Che
rain. and It settled in my stomach
and bowels. I had an awful time
and had 4 not been for Chamber
|lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy I could not possibly have Nv
ed but . few hours longer, but thanks
to this remedy, I am q well and
strong For sale by all dealers.
Advertisement. 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
A Gyroscopic Auto
A New Invention

Those who attended the Watertown
c%hautaauua and listened to the lecture
by Professor Wood and noted the re-
suit Of his experiments, as demon
strated to the audience with the as
sistance Of his daughter, viii be in
terested in reading the following
which appears in a recent issue Of the.
Literary Digest under the caption Of
"a Gyroscopic Auto:
An automobile of standard size, run
ming on two tandem wheels like a BIZ
cycle, and kept in balance by a gyro-
scope, has been invented by a Russian
named Schilowsky and is described
by ". Forbin in La Nature paris,
June 13). Mr.. Forbin notes that
neither the much7heralded gyroscopic
railway Of Louis Brennan nor the
improvements made on it by Scherl,
the Berlin editor, have ever been put
into use as commercially practicable.
File has hopes for this new modifica-
ton, and gives in detail his reasons
for them. Schilowsky's monorail diff
yers little in appearance from it's
predecessors, his changes in the
mechanism not being ordinarily Wis
ible. In addition, however, he has
built, on the same principle, the mo.
tor car noted above, which would APP
pear to be a new departure. Says
Mr.. Forbin:
The characteristic principles OF
this vehicle are as follows:
Il. The gasoline motor of the car
also operates the gyroseope, whose
weight is only one-tenth of that OF the
vehicle.
e. The energy consumed by the
%gyroscope is Ia horsepower.
g. The disk turns at the rate OF
1900 revolutions a Minute.
a The gyroscope takes up little
room and requires no manual control
By using Hanged wheels instead
OF pneumatic tires, the vehicle can be
nsed on one of the rails Of u railroad
track.
Such a vehicle presents great ad
vantages:
81. Absolute suppression of latera
shocks on the worst roads, accompan
led by a notable diminution of fatigu,
for the passengers and of wea for tn,
car and its parts. The durability Q
the motor is increased, and lighte
materials may be used In the con
strnction of the car.
SO. The tractiye effort is dimin
ished, consequently there is an econ
.omy OF energy and of fuel. With ca
pacity for an equal load, a less pow
erful motor may be used.
SO. The bicycle automobile runs
easily over the narrowest roads.
"a. The gyroscopic sterilization
allows the vehicle to take horizontal
curves at high speed.
I'VE have seen the bicycle auto
mobile run in the e~nvirons Of LondoI
over good and bad roads alike, carry
ing six passengers, including the in
ventor and his chauffeur; and we ad
m.red the ease-the animal intelli
gence-with which the heavy machine
regained its balance, without the in
Prevention of its driver, whenever !;
curve or an inequality OF the road dis
ta,ted its equilibrium !. TRANSLATE,
made for the Literary Digest.
LANGUAGE or FLOWERS.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23

SIMS, who accomplish marvellous
feats on moving globes; the Mijares,
wizards Of the swinging wire; boxing
and wrestling kangaroos direct from
Australia; five great perch acts, that
make the heart go pitty-pat; three
troupes OF white horses and dogs that
pose like marble statues; q menag-
erie consisting Of 10s cages contain
ing 1908 wild animals; fifty clowns
and 375 new novelty circus acts.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23

the thousands who never miss attend.
ing the Worlds Greatest Shows
The most staid and conservative
citizen finds something here to make
them unbend. but TO the children is
the Ringing Brothers circus most
synonymous with some real big holt
day treat to look forward to.
This year the performance opens
with q new, gorgeous and brilliant
spectacle solomon and the Queen
SPEND THIS sUMMER IN THE
WEST
Low Round Trip Fares Nov n FL
fect Via. Chicago and North
Western RsiIway.
Tickets on sale daily until Septems
ber 30th. to all points Of attraction
Ia Colorado, Califoraia, the North Pa
ciac Coast, and to Yellowstone Park.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
ANSWER THE CALL.

WatertoWn People Have Found That
This Is Necessary.
a cold, q strain, q sudden wrench,
a. little cause may hurtfthe kidneys.
Spells Of backache often follow,
or some ~irreguIarity of the urine.
splendid remedy Tor such attacks
A medicine that has satisfied thou.
lands
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-23
Circus Coming Here
Saturday August |

OF JOY ito old and young alike, is the
announcement that on Saturday, Aug
ust LIST, Ringing Brothers circus, the
big canvas city, will give two exhibit
tons here. This notice is awaited
with intense interest every a by
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

J(a6 einge6enOen GerOt6ungen in darlington
2sa6ubrie Sci ssero ru5 pOn 85Oeraliitcn 8srif5rt.

0ie eriten Der S6eilue6mer an Ser %ermittcluugS
Gonfcrcn3 in &ia9ara SAILS, GaHaOn iu6 eeiCru
&aDingtou nod Ourt aGaefa6reE.
@eueral SnntOn 6eridtet, bah Oie San 6ran5iSco-
Bride au Der SnterUccanidJen gaGu in Der Nabc pUn
Scra Grn5 iuabridenlid ion megifauiideu 65Oerali-
iteu 5eri6rt unrOe.
Ju SaibugtUu lit uud feline gutiuort aMf oaS Ser.
angen OcO 5taGts 9epNrteneHts nad 9ufflGrnng iber
Die Gnaeb9e Snridnng OeS amerifnuden Suiauteriieu
ForfS ron Der Suera 9cgiernHG eusetrOffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
staufurO's ncnr Slaaae-

Stamforo, Som, IA WlaI
@elcacntlid Der geitrigen SEER OeS
Settlers Ooo." 5ur eriulerlllg an
ocn t6. 0loi t6Ai, an mel@em Gage
&iharO Benton I'M Ranen Der 9ten
Saoeu-aolonic bon ben 9flppomonl.
Snoioncrn 9ouo cridadterte, wuroe
geltern Sic ueue pom gopn.Gouucil
dngenommcne 5lagge tiir 5toufforo
niter ieicrlic6cl Geremonien ae6iBt
9aunue6r min man BON Scr 5taatss
Segislotnr oas 9edt erlaugen BEN
Eopn-S -Sieael III lle6ereinitimmung
INIT oem Geiiin Der ucuen 5lag9e
um0noern 5u oiirieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

&onioS Gith @}oy AZ ylal.
@eorgc 20. N1perS, Erdiiocnt oeS
.9anias Gim 9lcro Club bat oc'
louut gege6erL Dab arc6 Gclireidl mo
@clgien ie eineu 9alon fit oaS ~.
tcrrationale @aQonrenncn iIllI uvH
Games @oroon 9enneit-Fotol a'ge'
mcloct 6a6cn, Ter 8eginu oes gtu'
Ben @cttilieacnS iit bier aaT oen Fl
Cfto6er ieitgeieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
7aS Nrbeitsbrugramm
filr Oicir ISOLDE.
SamaI5Uas Syragc ilm6
Gruit=@e9tslntiOn.

Siu 5enot Oiirfte oic 0ebottc ii6cr
Sic ggiOcrrufs-9iu GnOc oicicr
S8obc o6gei6Ioiien merOcu
0ic Orci 9(ntitruit9iaS merocn
i'm Souic untcr spc5iol 9Regel
ouffommen. @ertoaun9s 0o
hlm nod 8mcifelboft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
gsnnOer6are 9iettnna.

sum Der Sd)ulbrllcDlgell uol oell
olf 6o6er gee in 9rauo aero.
t6enen 0ompier Columbian"
ourb oen 3olltuttcr Seueca" ge-
rcttet. 9ieielbcn botteu 5wei
@oc1eu in ofieuem Rettilnosboot
5ugcbroAt @lf onoere Snlai,
len oeS 9ooteS in5miideu geitors
ben
@oi6iugtom z. @1ai. 5ituf
BON Oen ie65ebn Seeleuten meldbe
in Dem 6is6er oermiBten oritten Get.
tllnqs6oote BON oem brennenoeu
0dmpier columbian" obitieBen
muroen 6eutc ali ser &iite uon 9toDa
Scotia our9 ocu @unOcS .3oafitter
,Sencca" gerettet. Gie anoeren eli
luorcu an GriA0piiHg acitor6cn
umo i6rc 2eicbeu woreu IN pic See
geiporien por0en
Gic @cretteten iino. Der critic Gifi-I
3ier oeiien Game nidt genannt
iuur0e; Go6ert Iiece, SScor Sen
ooll lmo &eter 9elliuger, @lotroicn
imo @lidael 2uOtpigien, Sei5er.
9nle lle6erlebeuOeu beiauOen lid
in 6olgc Der IN Dem oiienen 9ootc
ouSgeitonoenen irrhtboreu @ria6,
ruugcp in ciuem 3uitonoe gdu5Ii4cr
gciiti0cr unO forperlicber Grl6o.
pftng.
Gic aumoe pom ser &ctttng Scr
5diif6riihigen wurOe IN ciner
ora6tloicn @otihoit peldc 6eutc
grbelo bon Dem Captain Der nSe
ncco" ali Sen 6eiigcu 3ollfutter.
oenIt aclaugtc, ii6ernIitteIt. Gic
@icloung beioate, ooB oos 9iethmgS.
boot 6eute Ntorgen i'm 10 ltbr an
einem @llnfte 1926 norOlider 9reite
uno $3.50 oitliber S6nge ongetroi
len witroe
Der 3ollfutter Seneca miro NOR
gen @ornittag IN Solifor eriuartet.
9So9riHt mad Solifar
iibermittelt.
&olifan g. O., r. Dloi
Ger 3olltutter oSeneca" 6ericbtete
beute allf orobtloient @cge, Dab cr
oos brittle bis6er perniBte Boot bon
Dem onf 6ober Gee in 9rouo gera
t6enen Gampier Columbian" bon
ser 9eplonO Sime gefuR0en 6abe
lmo Die lleberlebenOen nob Soliiar
bringe Sic @erettcteii iinO Der critic
Gffi3ier Elm Sei5er uno 5pei Nla-
troieu Ser Seneca lit morgen bier
fdQig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

tar @orriiou freigclaiieu rporocn
ieier.
ariegsietretdr @arriiou uno 9)}a.
rineicfretGr Guniels Weiltcn bclitc
mc6rcrc Shn0en in i6rcn 9ilrcalm,
fiinoigten ieOo6 an oaB feline neten
Orores 6e5igIi6 9lrmee- ooer Slot.
ten-8emeglmgen in Merifo erlaiieu
moroen ieieu. SefretGr @arriion
bate cine l1ugere Goniereu5 nit @e-
ueralmaior @ot6eripoon, Dem G6ef
oeS @eneralitabs.
Die merifauii6eu Geleeaten cnl-
piingen aud 6eute in i6rem Sotel
Die 3eitiingsleutc init GROCER Sie
bensmiiroiqfcit, o6ne ieOod ocren
gSiBbegier 5u itiacn DoS Staats.
Qepartcncnt Bate fiir Die Gelcgaten
0uarticr 6elegt oieiel6en' beitonoen
ie0o9 III 6oilider @eiie oorauf, oaB
tic icl6it lire Rcbnuugeu 6e1liher
g(uf Dem 9a5nbofe nabmen Der
ipauii1e 9otiGaitcr 9tiono uno @c-
ma6lin ne6lt Dem 5ta6c ocr 'got.
i@oft bon oen @lerifaucrn 9I6idieo.
Sbwo5l ipie geiogt, oic @lerifaner
ielbit ii9 alien 6rogen gegeuii6cr III
StiuiAmei9en 6iilteu Derlartetc
oob inOireft BON 6reunoen ocrielben
iopiel, OoB tie iib 6e3iiglidb Der glils-
licbteu Der @ermitteling iebr optinli.
itiiHen @eOanten 6ingeben.
Die Suerta Dclcgoten iiuO iib,
mie es 6eiBt, wo6l bepuBt, OaB Die
gegenmGrtige Administration in
Staot @lerifo ibuea ibren 3uiam-
mcn6ru4 cntgeaenge6t Sic ieben
elm ooB Sucrtas Gage ae30blt iino,
lno iino oo6cr 6nuptid1liG an oer
Srogc interciiirt, mas na96er fou-
men miro, welde @orontien 8u e.
langen iino gegcn Die Goniis3irllng
oes Gigcnt6ums Oltrb oie cinorin.
genocn Gonltitutiondliiicu ge9eu
oaS Gintrcten auardHtii6er 3itltdn-
sc uno fir oic Giniebung elmer gie-
gicrling, wclc5c itabil icin iuo oiegln-
crfennung Der onoercn N2ddtc er-
lau9cn piir0c.
Scitc lpelbc nit Sen 3clegatcn
intim 6etaunt iino, bctontcn, oaB oic
Orei Gclcgoten nidt ais ,@ucrtiiten
I'M qcp0bnli1en Slime oeS @orteS
on5uiebcn lcicit picIme6r oic beltcn
&atcrclicil Oes Golfes in Dem bon Der
f0oeraliiliiden 9lcoiermg coutrolir-
ten Tcrritorilm reprdlentircu.
Sbmo6l oic 0ele9atcn t6eorctiib
iib nit elmer internotionalcu 5ragc
Bu 6eioiicu 6a6en ocn 0iiicren5en
IN 6olgc ocS Eampico 3wii1enial.
les is uer6cblen ie oo6 uirbt
boB iic t6atiddlicb nit Dem &roblcnl
Der Eaciiicirim0 @}wifoS coniron-
tirt imD.
Dcricl6cn glniiht ituo grdiioent'
@iIiou unO StaotSicfretdr 9rpani
lui0 9eanite, luelhe Oen Stanopuiltt
Der acknowledgements fennen
erfldreh oaB sic amerifouilNcn
Eulppen ni6t e6er ouS Gera Grn5
5uriidge5ogen meroen Oiiriten big
cine ita6ile 9eaierimg in Stoot NE
rifo eingeieBt worocn Ooer ood iu
Sidt lit.
Sbmobl @enerol Suerta leInc Ee
legoteu sur &ermitthlugsS Sonterelj
o6geidnot bot liegt cine DloalidDfeit
Dor iinO Oieie miro pon 1lenaell
Geprdientonten oIler ncrttoullbcn
6ottionen 5ugeItonOen ooB oilrdl
0ie io0eraliitiidcn Sruppen nabe
@cra Gru5 ieoer5eit 6eiliolellgteiten
prooo3irt merOcn ntogeH luelNe pic
Sitiiotiou cerpideln mo eine neue
&riie 6crbeifii6rcn iuilroen 9Indl
Sucrto's llu6citdnoigteit uno Snl-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

&ai6ington II. 9ioi. Gie
criicu ser E6cilnc6mer an ser Ser
miitlung8 Gouiercn5 in 9|ioaora
Sails, GonoOo, befinocn iid bcrciis
mi Ocm gScgc oort6iu. Gic Gonfc-
ren5 miro am Nlittuo6 croiinet ucr-
Oeu. Gie orei merifauiiden Gelega-
ten, 2enors 9laboio 9ioOrigue5 lmo
@lquero iino 6eilte 91admittag I'M
3 ll6r, begleitet BON ibren 5an1ilieu
uno i6rer Suite, nac6 g}ew.Dort aP-
gefa6rem BON no lie am Gienitag
uad 0liogara Sails weiterreiicn
perOcn.
3mei Ser &ermittlcr iin0 ebenfalls
ic6on oni oem @cgc nab 9liagora
Sails. @eianOtcr 9laon BON 9lrgeus
tinien fu6r 6eute 9(6euo I'M Z ll6r
oireft nod 9tiagoro Salls a6, pd6s
reno 9oticHoiter "a @ama BON Bra.
iilien, pel1er fur3 0arolf @ai9ngs
ton pcrIicB, iii NelpsDorf 9hifcnt6alt
ne6n1cn miro, no ieine @enabliu
morgcn nit ibn 5niamnentrifft
@eiun0ter Suore5 BON G1iIc id6rt
morgen o6 lmo ole beiOen amerita.
niiden Celegatcn 9lidter 2omor
bonn G6er6uuoeSgeridt uuo Gr-@c-
nerol-@rofltrotor 5reoerid @. Se6.
man folgeu am 0ieuitag nit i6rem
9to6e.
Ger 24.itiinoigc 9luient6oIt ser
Suerta &eprGientonten in @oib.
ingtou CAB @elegenbeit 81 elmer elm
ge6enoen 9eiprenung i6rer 9ldne
lno Der ollgemetnen Situotion SS6re
Gonferen3- nit Sen 9ermittlern am
Qeitri0en 9(6enO oouerte no6e5u 5pei
Stln0en lm0 oie 9eipreAung I'M.
foBte ale g6aien Der Sohlage.
G6c sic mcrifoniiden Gelegatcn
6eute 9l6enO BON bier obfubren 90.
ben lie III ser @o6uung 0es Stoots
iefrctdrs 9rpon ibre aorteu o6.
Serr 9rpon criuioertc Die Sofli6.
fcitsfornl in ocriel6eu @eiic. 8u ei-
ncr pcri0nlic6en 9egeamng OeS
StootSicfrctdrS mo Der W}erifoncr
fam es niMt
@d6rcno i9reS 5eiigen 9luieut-
BATS ueiqcrtcn ii6 Die Sucrto
Gelcgotcn itono6ait, iid in iracuo
elmer g9ciie iiber ibre 0liiiiou 5u
0lBcru
Iie 1auptiddlide Gntpidlnng OeS
Cages oif uiIitdriidenl @e6icte luor
Gin 9ericbt oes s'rigoococuerolS
SSlmitom ooB Sic Sou 6roucisco-
Bride an ser SntcroccauiiGeu 9a6n,
2S W1cilcn BON Gcra 6ru5, 3eritort
mor0cn iei. Gicic Nleloung beitdtigtc
frii6ere 9luqobeu uon Wlarine-2uit-
idifieru. General 6uniion iaatc
ni1tS 0arii6cr, pic ole Sriide oenlo-
lint iuuroe, ood) cs miro bier augc-
nommcn odB es bon 60oeroliitcn.
SolOaten geido0
Iie 9riicfc mar aus Sta6l ge6aut
mo 1863 SUB lana S6re 3erito.
run0 miro Die &er6inoimg nitStaot
W1crifo ni6t merfli6 beeintrdbti-
gcu Oa ser Saitptpcrfe6r iiber bic
W1erifoniic6e Gcntral-9abn aebt.
@cneral 5lniton bcridtete ierner
DAB geriibtmciie oerlante, OaB iicb Der
Soocralilten Gomnanoont General
gIoparctte nit 5000 Wlunn in Der
9lG6e BON &cra Gril5 beiinoe. 9lrnee.
Offi3icrc be5peiieln ieoo6 Ie6r oaB
General g}ouorete cine 10 ltarfe
Gruppcumo9t imter ieinem @om-
nianoo BAT. @eneral 5lnlton t6eilte
init, 0ob Die fiinf meritaniiben5hii.
ben (5nipers), mel6e crit fiir SiiO-
glncritaucr gc6oIten pur0cn, gemdB
non NsnlttrtfffAnrn nnn NrirnSipfrrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

puliiDitdt miro iogor BON cIlligeu let'
ner 5rernoe ais elm gef0brlicbes Gle
ment IA Ser Situation bingemieien
Gie merifaniihen Icleaoten, mels
die 5ugeitouOenernaBen 0}dnner BON
ouBeroroentli1en 6dbigfeiten unO
un5meifel6oitem llrtbeil iulo, mer0en
~ 10 erflGren i6re 6reunoe iih III
i6rem &anoeln niht bon ben perion-
liden g8iinic6eu Suerta's ooer irgeno
eines ouoeren Wlonnes leiteu laiien,
ionoern @eneral Suerta 0o5 empfe6.
len ipas cine ma6bdnaige ln0 I'M
porteiiihe 9eurt6eillng Der Sitlas
tion 0iftirt
G6mo6l General Nloas. ser irii.
6ere Gommonoant Der 80oeroliiieus
Screen in ser 9ld6e BON @ero Gru5,
beItreitet SAB Ser amerifauiibe Su-
fonterilt @orfrs bon ieiuen Seuten
qetootet plOc, lit feline glnhuort Don
@enerol Suertu oilf oaS Scrlau0eu
oeS Stoots GcportemeutS naA gnuis
fldrimg miigeloiien.
Gontrc 9louiirol Wlouo bat oie Gouf
ltitutionoliitcn IN Gompico pcrlpdrnt
oaB Ct feline Gr5ipingnng iibcrmdBl'
ger 9l6aobcu bon 9luSldnOern 5ulal-
len miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18
0rei toot, Srei perIebt.

&noionapoltS, AZ. 0}ai
Grei Ferioncn puroen getootet lulo
orei auoerc t0otlih perleBt alS Qeute
nobe bier i6r 9luto BON cinen 3ilge
aetroficn wuroc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-18

glbOnncutcn, bic ben ,9euildlcn 0orrcs
ipOnbCutru" nidlt ptnttlih Docr nnregcl=
mifig crbnltcn, iiro gcbrtcn, ocr Gffirc
bapon per SClepbDH uocr idrlftltdD Iit!'
tOrllung 81 naMcn.