davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Serltorbene Amtorem.
Son SerIiner 9ritifer Ses 8la'
siats beidulbist.
Strnriuht srOhes glufiebsu.

@ontburg, 5. San. geoeuten0eS
gIufieben, beionoers in literariiheu
Sreiien erregt cine GrfI1rlinq aus
Ger SSeoer 0eS befounten 9erliuer
GritiferS uno 2iterateu Or. @anS
@etbge. sic im 9omburger y@ene.
relauseiger~ reroiieltliht lit uno
rem an 8. 9c5eruber pcritorbenen
trilo9reiben 8beater Sdriititcllcr
6ron5 bon Sdoutban iopic ieinelf
bGreits i'm Sabre 1905 pcrltorbcucn
&ruoer imo N}itorbeitcr Saul OeS
literoriincu 0iebitablS beiidltiqt.
9as IN @etroht fnmennOe gSert
Der beioeu irldtboren glutoreu iii
Ser Houb Der Sobinerimen", oes
einen Sriumpbgg burh oe oellt-
icbcn @iibuen gemadlt bat mo bcutc
rcd ais por5iiglid)eS 3ugitiif Die
9dnicr fiiut.
perr 9ethge erfIGrt MN. leiHe
glltter Clara. acb. aii6nc, lei olc
s}eriniicrin 0eS SdNpanEcS, ser Der
9riioern Sdb6utban ouBer Ocm
Stubm oud Gin crfIedIiheS @ct1
einacirogen bat. 6crr 9ctbgc ioat,
ieine WIutter babe nit oen 8eiltc9.
gr0Ben Der 3eit i'll regcnl @coad.
ftnmi$tnlith mo itGnoigenl &riei-
rcdiel 0eitanOen 10 oud nit ISran3
ron Shontban, un0 babe oicirin in
cen ad)t5igcr Sobrcn Den n9iuu6 Oer
Gobiucrinucn" riugelonot. Sh0n.
thou babe ibr boiler @cnciitcrin1
aipeihloicno loler on9cbotcn lmtec
Ger GorotSieeung. ooB cr aI$ Oet
geiltigc llrbcbcr OcS StiidcS geIten
ioIle. ,Srou 9etbge babe Ons uncr.
lpartet bobe 9Ingcbot bod 6reu0c
atQenommen bobc obcr notiirIdl
bonuIS uid)t obnen f0uneu, pelh'
1liidIi6c 3uflnit Dem Stiid bcidlie.
zen iciu piir0c. GiC 9riiOer Sd)0n.
tGou iin0 i'm Sabre 1884 nit Dem
aRoub Ser Subinerimucn" au 0ic
GeifentIi6tcit geircten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Uereebr ttnterbrod)en.
Die StaOt g8ieu nuo itmgegcnO pOn
SMuceitl.rm,n Ieimaeiudlt.

QBien, 5. gan. Die Stabt Wien
uno ibre llmgebung ift bon einsm
iurAtboren S9nseiturm beimgeiu9t.
Nm ein3eInen SteIlen lisgen S9nees
maITen, bic bis CUR 60be BON mebs
reren SUB 3uIdmmengeipebt iinb. Die
adlte 1T babel cine duberit empfinos
li9e. Der geTamts StraBenbsrte6r
iit ms Stoden geraten. Die Stras
Benbobuen faben ben getrieb auf ipeis
ten Stredsn eingeltellt uno fir 6ias
ter tpie Nutomobile lit bic M0gli9s
felt zines 5ortfommens GuBerit ers
Idtpert. Nus fdmtli6sn 3eiIen ber
Doppelmonor9ie fommen dbnli6e
Ra6ri9ten. GeIonoers in lIngorn
Iino ebenfalls toloIfole S9neefGlle
niebergsgangen. Der 8dbnpsrtebr lit
unterbro9en. Die teiepbpnif6en nno
telesrop6ii6sn @srbinoungtn fnb
bieifa6 gsit6rt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
SmtereHe fur MuSitellmma.
Sine gInOienS bsi Dem SjHig giftor
Emanuel BON Stalieu.

Rom, StoIien, Z. San. Sra gtels
ion WtOrris BON gbicagu, Der, tpie
9emeIbet. bon 86nig 9ittor @mas
nueI in Gubien5 empfongen nurbe.
fagte geitern betreffs bieier 2tubien3
felgenbes:
p8eIonberen Ginorud ma6te auf
mid fpGbrenb metner @uoiens bein
SDnig bas ungefp0bnliAe oSntereIIe,
tpel9es er on ameritoniT9en 2tnaeles
genbeiten betunbets, unb feline aennts
mis- Der @erbdItniiie. Der R1nia
psrriet ou9 grpbsn 2(nteil an ben
6orti4rittef BON Stalienern in ben
Der. Staaten, unb NOR ouaenIheins
li4 Der Nnii6t, b1B bic 2lntpelenbeit
10 bieler friiberer 8epobner sSstaliz
ens in ben Der. Staaten cine febr
rege @erbinbung stptI9en ben beiben
Notipnen 3utpese 9ebra6t hobe, bic ,tpie
er iagte, noturgemdB 10 bieI semein
bdtten.
n2lls t9 BEN &0nig berIieB, ber>
Iieb er Der 9pffnung 2tusOrud, bob
meine &onferen8en nit ben italies
nti9en Miniitern elm fir ale 8eteis
ligten 8ufriebenitelenbes Grgebnis
baben tpiiroen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Stremaes @trbot.
Sin Grlak Ger SipilSicnitfOmmiiiinn
fir Snn0esauaeitClltc.

@oIbingtpn, 9. g., 7. San. Die
3ipilbienittommiiTion bat geItern fir
olle 4ngeitellten in tloiIifi3ierten uno
ni9t flaiiifi5ierten 9isnite Der 8uns
oesregierung cine @arnung por ben
9efobren poIitif9er Sdtigteit erloIz
fen unp iebem QtngeIteuten elm
Gremplar oapon 3ugeIteIlt. Die 4n=
geiteuten baben ben @mpfong auf
einem 6ormular. bos iie NIT ibrem
Ramen unteraeidnen mufen, 3u be-
fdbeinisen, unb Die untsrSei1neteR
GrempIore miiiIen bon BEN reip. 8u<
reou9efs on Die betr. Gegierun9s=
departments 3ur gluf6epobrung
etngeIonbt perben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
SnS Glntengrab
W ami a item eines
amerif, SampIers.
Sim nnOOreiRis Gpfer.

Rem gOrf, 5. San. es6sis Wlei-
len BON Sanop 6oot fanf aeitern
Der dmeritoniihe 8ant0ampfer .Ot
Idboma" uno na6 ben leBten bier
eingetroFfenen 9ta9ritbten fon6en
fiinfunboreiBig sus MannT6oft 0s5
0ampfers geb0renee Qerionen BEL be1
@eIegenbeit' ibren 5pb. Der aapitGg
uno is9s pon Der MdnnTdaft purs
ZEN pDu 0en 3ampfer ,9aparia" bon
Der 9omburg zglmerita 9inie oeret.
tet. Ter glome Ses Sapitdns lit Qls
freo Giinter. Sobalb bic erIte Rod
ri6t bier eintrnk baB in Der Rdbe
ron Sdnop 9oot Elm 5onfodmpFer
IN @efdbr lei, nur0en Scbleppoamss
fer un0 audi mebrere 3olItutier aug.
gcl3idt, Dem barungliidten 9dmpfei
nenn irgeno mbgIid5, Silfe III leiifen.
IS mar su ipdt; benN er luar be.
rtitS ON Sinten, ais oos e.fte S)hfs.
i9iff an Der llngIiidsIteIe eintruf
Damn mdcfte man 0sn 8erIud, Oer
Ndmen oeS untergegangenen Sdtf-
fes feIt5rIle(len. 1ieles oetana erI
beute morgen, no9bsm man angs-
nommen bate, ooB Ser unteraeQan.
gene Ncmpfer aMastd" belize.
Die erite funtsnieIeQrdpbiI1t
Rabritht bon Ser ,Stlaboma" ers
reihte ben iponNben 0ompfer MA.
nuel 6alpo" geitern obeno. Soiort
lieB oiefer 8anpFer snei nit erTab.
renen N(dtroien bemdunte 2sbensrets
tunqS6oote berunter, bic BEL Dem
fur6tbdr 9oben Seegdug bpn Oen
Wogeu 5erIhelt ipurben. 8rei ppn
Der NldnnIGoft puroen perIebt. So
tele9ropbierte Der Sapitdn 0es 0omps
fers rWonuel GaIpo" mad bem bic,
iigen 6afen, bdB er niGt imitanoe
Iei, cinem iintenoen 0ampler, Der
iid in fsbr oiIopioiertem 3uftanoe
befirbe, gu 6ilfe 5u tpmmen. Bon
oroeren 9ampfern erbisIt apdl ber
9dmpfer a9abario" bas 9piFena.
Ser nStlaboma". Rad,oem er ldns
gere 3eit in Der RGbe Der lsaaliidss
fiiatte getreg8l Baise. gcIuna ss, oas
Boot in 6em Iicb Der Sopitan uno
! feds. anbere perTpnen befdnoen. ait
finbeu mo 0ie ltneliidli6en su rets
ten.
gep gort. 3. San. Die aiiItsn
bon Rep 9erIsp unb 2oag SsIaro,
bic ibrer 8abeplabe pegen ii6sraIl bes
tonnt iin0. bieten 6ente Elm Bib Ser
8erpiii1lng. llebsrdI Iie6t man sic
Spuren oes fllr6tbaren Sturmes, ser
ndbreno Der Isbten Sage iene geaen.
ben beimgeiu6t bat. sSn Gea6riqbt,
y. S., tit our6 nen Gturm ein Shaz
ben BON niinoeItens etner Gul0en
Dtillion. angeric9tet. Gtiua bunbert
gerIonen iinb bort o6oa6los aeiuors
een. S1pere 8erluIie ner0cn aud,
BON 2(tIantie Gitp gemeloet. 9icIe
6duIer in ben SidOien Qonoport,
ehgepater, Cape Mdp, 8eutner Gitp
pno Mtargate 6itp iinO er6sbti8 tss
| ihd0idt ippr0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
sinO entriifet.
Gim5elne Sldtter fri
tiIierem Srpmpriu5en
Siefernit beiprOdben.

Die bon Dem OcutidlcH S6rpnfulger
an Oen Sberit pOn 9ienter &c.
idlifte Sepeidc, in Der er Dicien
SIT icinem gidjneiOigenn @Orseben
in 3a6crm beslHfmiInidJt, sibt
SentidDen 5eitangen Seranlahnns,
alerlci SetradJtnngen an5nitelleH.
SSier 3wildlenfdlie namBaft &c.
madlt, Die ais yidllimmiIe Jcblcr'
Oes Sr0nprin5cn beSeidlnet wer.
ben. - Die Nasiagen oes 9rcis.
SircftDrs YineIler Dor Sem SriegS.
geridJt tn Strafbarg lnatcn nidJs
icbr siiuitis fir G6erit UOa
Genter.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
MrteiI beRatiat.
yfnr iedls Arbeiteriiibrtr crBalten ci'
iieH Meueu .SrOieb bcwilliat.

Gbicago, z. Son. gla6 elmer bon
bem 8unbes &reisoppeIlationsges
ri6t bes iiebenien 9ii1ritts 9eitern
abge9ebeneu gntI9eiDung iDurbe bos
ieineraeit segen breiBis Qlr6eiterfiibs
rer negen 5eiInabme an 9pnamtts
2tttentaten be3p, transports bon
9efdbrli4en GrplpTioItoffen gefGlIte
llrteil in "a 5dllen beItdtigt. glur
feds Der 8srurteilten ipurbe elm
neuer 9rO5eB bepiltgt DieIe Iinb:
Olaf u. Speitnoe bon Son s5rans
ciseo, @iqiam McGain Bon aanIus
Gitb, SSreb Sherman BON synbiana=
polls; MiQtam 8ernborbt bon ginz
cinnati; Sone8 s. aap BON gepria.
3d.; uno Gitbarb 8. SouIiban BON
Gbiclgo. Inter ben "a 2(rbeiters
fii6rern, bereu llrteil beitGtigt lpurz
be, befinben ii9 Die betannten 8ers
treter Der llnionorbeiter Rcter Smit6
unb @eorge 2tnberion BON GleDez
lanb, g., bic 5u bier refp. brei
Snbren 3untbous perurteilt Iinb.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11

Bon Der amsritanii8en Bot
iGafi in gpHopn murbs bsuts gemel=
bet, oub pas britifds 4uspdrtiae
gmt bic 4bTtht Bat, ben britiihen
0eianotsn in Der Stabt Mtritp, Cir
2ionsl GorOen, nad einsm nnoeren
goiteu Su psriesen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Sms 9udlthans.
@tit0lie0er eiuer nHgebIi1en G6lpills
Delfirma iuarDen uegHrteilt.

gleD gprf, Z. San. Sames 8uns
lob Gmit6, Der grdIipent Der gaaoio
Telephone So. lpuroe beuie bier 5u
10 ssSa6yen 3uht6ans uno 3u elmer
Celebrate BON $1,000 berurteiIt. Gr
1T l6utoiq befunben iporben, iib nit
anceren berI6poren 3u baben, nm
Qlttienin6aber Der i5irmd 3u bei9pins
beln. Sinner 6. 9urIingome. elm an=
qebli6er aumpnn Snii6s, ipurbe 3u
2la Sobren 3u4tbaus uno 3u elmer
GsloItrofe bon $10,500 perurteiIt,
Gier.apniumsntsn itreifeu.
CT. Qouig, g1o., Z. San. Die
6ieIiqe .9eopie'g 2sngus", cine biirs
gerli@e Organization nit 1000 Ulits
9lieoern, bet ouf cine Wo6e einen
CIR go0tott@ inouguriert. un6
6e6aupist, bic Wiriung bdoon babe
Iieh 6ereits bobur1 tunogegeben, boB
per greis fir friIte Gier BON As
auf a. Gent per Dubenb unb Der
fir ssihlipei1er Gier BON % duf
90 Gent geFalsH iei.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
9SirtSd,aJtss Sonfereni.
Sriibercr Niiuiittr 8rGiiOeut Or
gSgfcrle er6Taet iic in SnDapeit.

8ubapeit, ltn9arn, 7. San. Jn
feierli9er Deile bat bier Der ebes
mnIige Nliniiterprdiibent Or. 9bes
terle bic mitteleuropGiI9e gBirts
19afts 9onferen5 er0ffnet. 9efter-
reid lln9drn, 0eutidlonb uno
8elgien fiuD bur9 5oGlrei9e Dele
gisrie pertreten. 9er3og GrnIt Gin
tber gu ShIespig !ooI5tein. Der
8orIiBenbe Der oeutIben 8ruppe,
belt cine Reoe, in ipelGer er ouf
bic ipirtid9uftli6e 8eoeutun9 bes
8iinbni1es binpies.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11

SIN 2ffier BON 60 .5a9reu fsdrb
teut: in Reip 5apsn, Conn. eiu
Warn, nameus Sbeooors q. 9IGfe.
elmer Der sritea 5orI6ungsrsiisnosa
in guasta.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11

- Nus Msrito tUIro gsmeIoet, baB
bei garbsnos unb Son 2uis gotoii
bsftige Sample fattfinbeR.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
YIanema amsaeauae.
@ertrcter Ger Spielipareu SmOuifri
III SaflleEs Wteiuiuaeu.

Berlin, z. San. Gpieliparens
Snoaltrisae in Sonnenbsrg, Sohe
Ten Mleiuinqen, haben bic 9L6iift,
eine aolettib &usiteQunq in Gons
6raueisIo gu oer0nEalien. lin bic
MusfibrunJ BEG plans Iei6ter be-
ipettittHigsn 3u tonuer, 1eben bic
8eteiIigten bic 8egierunq Dcn Saus
zen 0Peiningen nm eine entfbres
Genoe lluteritiiBung an.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
sSeiert @ebMrtsiap.
SawnnauOlle @liifmnnIdjarti'
feI fir S6nis SuOwis III.
&eidler SrocnsiegeH.
Sisidler Srbcusisseu.

Serlin, z. San. 9lnIGBIih bes
beutigen neununbie65igiten @sburtss
tages bes &onigs 2ubfpis III. brin1t
Die y9oDerii6e Stauts5eitung@ Ell
nen f6pun9polIen @iiidpunI9ortis
tel,, in ipeldem namentli1 bas Dfz
fentli9e Wirtsn oes Staafsobers
baupts eineebenb eelpiiroigt miro.
9ns nit Der Regierung in enqlter
6iiblung ftebenoe 9lott bebt berbor,
DAB Der 80nig perf0nli1 itets nit
gon5 beTonoerem 0a9orud ben
Get98gebanten betont babe uno fir
Elm einiges 9euti9lano eingetretsu
iei.
@s bat fi3 onIGBli6 bes @eburtsz
tags Greignifes I4on jeBt Elm
geipoItiger Srbensregen iiber 3ibiI
unb MtiIitGr ergoIfen. SSyo, bic 3obl
Der berliebenen gtus3ei6nungsn lift 70
beiIpielIos grpb, baB man ben Reeeu
geraoe5u ais tpoItenbru9artig be-
Sei9nen fann. Der baperif9e Wlis
niiterprGfibent Or. g. 5r6r. bon
9ertlins unb Der Dliniiter bes Sns
nern Or. 90. 5rbr. BON Sobens
Sraunbofen finb in ben @rafenfunb
erboben iporben.
!9eute finben iibernI i'm 9aberns
lanoe Seiern itott, an tpel6en Die
9epOIterung entbuiiaitif9en 2tnteil
1immt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Npnptrneur luiro nnterindlen.

Calumet, Wli1., 5. Sdr1. 8oiipers
neur @oobbribge q. 5srris MIRO,
pie er geTtern betannt gegeben bat,
ben 5trett in Dem aupfergrliben
1iTtrift ielbIt anterIuden. oeute
trdt ct in gig RapiDs, fsiner oeis
matitoot, bic ReiIe nab oem Streit<
rrpier on. no er tpabrideinIin heute
dbeno siHtreffsn fpirn,
~- I'm 6etsI5lrs fgrb nsais in
glsp g6rt in etnem StraBenbahHa
ipagrn Rapt. Dtliiam BRADFORD e.
goubinct, Elm @steron beg girgsrs
trieees, i'm gtlter BON s. aahrEn-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Giubunbtrtfiiuf sSa6r, aft.

Norpalt, Conn, 7. San. SIN 2us
Ter bpn bunbertunofunf SaGren tit
geitern bier in ber @obnung zines
@erranOten So6n @eets geitorbeu,
Der fir BEN dlteIten Maun i'm Staaz
te Connecticut gait. Gr mar i'm
Stunt 1868 in Jorobam, q. o.. ges
boren uno bis Dor einem Sabre bei
iebr gutter GeTunobait, erblinDete
o6er 6ann. 0a9 ibm SILT uunme6r
9apitdn S. gnrbse BON bier, Der
hunoertunoorei Sabre 8dglf. fir ben
dltsEsn maHn i'm Stadte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
Sapag mno Woroo. Stnrc.
SoaFift sluiihen beiSen GeiellIhaften
I'M 3uHebmen begrifien.

Berlin, Z. San. Der aonfIitt
5tpii4en bem nJtprDbeutfnen alopD"
unb Der e0antburg 2llnerita ats
ME" lit na4 Der beitimriten Deigez
rung Der n6opng", an Der in gatis
ftattfinoenOen 9ampfsrppol 9ons
feren5 teil3unebmsn, inn 3unebmet
be9riffen. Gine balbiae 9eiIegung
pes Streits 8lpiihen BEN beieen gros
BEN S6iffobrtsgeieGi9aften gitt in
8orientreiien ols unnabrI9einlih.
Mon 1T 3iemIi9 olgemein Der Qlns
iicht, bnB erit Die Ma9tprobe, !ueIhe
BEL oem Ratentrieg gum gfustrag
gebrac9t iperoen Ipa, cine geenots
gung oes 9onftitts brinqen perbe.
8eioe 2inien boben bic 3mifc6ens
bedsraten fir Die 3piI6en Qtmerifu
unD europa fubrenben 9ampfsr
bero6qeiebt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-01-11
@ier.qpninmsnten itreifen.

gtm IL. sydnuar peroer beioe
SGuIer oes 9ongreiies ptsOer sur
SiBuud 3uiammen treten.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-22
TRIBUTE TO DIR. BRACkETT.
Minister Speaks Words of Praise fn
 Deceased Physician.

Probably the news of Dr. w. w. Brackets death yesterday afternoon was received nowhere with deeper re- gret than at the Children's home. Since the organization of that insti- tuition with an enrolment of three children some ten years ago, the pop ular physician has taken care of all cases of illness, charging nothing and standing ready to come to the aid of some unfortunate sick child at any time of the day or night.
 His cheerful disposition and sym pathetic attitude, not only gained for him the warmest friendship of the children, but also of the matrons, who broke the news to the children last evening. #
 "Dr. Bracket always showed him. self to be a great friend of the @Chi.- dren's home,' said Superintendent J. E. Klngberg to Herald man last evening. He was called in to care for a patient during the first year of it's organization and, since that time, has taken an active interest in our work. The children had learned to love him and they were shocked to hear of his untimely death yester- day afternoon"
New Britain herald., 1914-04-22
LOCAL SOLDIERS ARE
 ANXIOUS FOR ACTION
Boys of Company I and Company E Fretting For Order to March on
 Mexico and General Huerta

Company I, First regiment. c. N. G., is ready and eager to go to the front and carry the stars and stripes up to the front porch of General Huerta's palace and into his recep- tion room.
 In twelve hours the company can be mobilized with other Connecticut troops at Mantle and the "beys'' don't care how soon the word is giv- en to start.
 Captain Harry F. Ladbury, in reply to questions from Herald reporter. states that the company is now under full peace footing, having sixty-one men and three officers. If necessary recruiting offices will be opened in this city and new members will be ac- cepted for the company as we'll as for Company B. If the companies should be sent to Mantle the recruits will be dispatched thither after being ad- n1itted to the service and both com panies will be put on war footing, 150 men.
 The news of the battle of Vera Cruz was received with enthusiasm by the local soldiers and all are chaf- ing to get into action.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-22
N. B. MILITIA LEFT
 MOST 16 YEARS AGO
May 4, 1898, Will Be Forever Re-
 membered by Local People Three Companies Went.

Twelve days from today will mark the sixteenth anniversary of the leav- ing of the three companies of local m:litiamen for Mantle and the Spanish American war, for on May 4,
 1898 companies I, D, and E., after as- sembling early at the Arch street ar mory, marched to the depot, amidst an enthusiastically patriotic demon stration,s and there took the train for Camp Mantle New London.
 That day will forever be remem-
 bered in the lives of New Britain citizens. The day dawned dark and gloomy but as the soldier boys marched down the main thoroughfare to offer their lives, if need be, on the altar of patriotic devotion, the walks were thronged with the friends, rela- tives and loved ones of the departing soldiers. Old Glory foated proudly from every house and from every available place in the city.
 At 10 o'clock on that eventful morning Colonel Alfred l.. Thompson.
 now city clerk. grand marshal of the 1 day, galloped down West Main street l on spirited horse and arranged the order of the parade The veterans of l the Civil war were in the line of ! march and a feature of the parade l was model of ship, with a figure or Uncle Sam. inscribed: Boys. Remem- | Der the Maine!' . @
 l s, It will be remembered that the part i ing at the depot was a sad one, as
 mothers tearfully bid their only sons
 farewell. as wives and children parted i from husband and father after a lingering embrace and as sweethearts
 clasped hands for what might be the i last time for all they knew. Com 1 pany was in command of Captain
 s. M. Leonard: company E was under
 the leadership of Captain A. l.. Hauer-
 was, who left his position as foreman
 of the composing room at the Herald
 to serve his country; and company
 was in charge of Captain c. H. Moore
New Britain herald., 1914-04-22
BERLIN BOYS WILL FORM
 COMPANY TO JOIN FIGHT
Would Be With American Forces at Mexic0-Twenty
 Young Men Enrolled.

The genuine war spirit which pre- vails generally throughout the entire United States today as result Of the first bloodshed in the threatened Am erican- M exican war has even per meated Berlin. Enthusiastic young men were thrilled as they read the startling accounts in the Herald's s extra at late hour last night and were moved to such an extent that they, too, are determined to defend Old Glory and the honor of their country Berlin people term 1t the spirit of 1914, and such it Is, for it truly rivals that of 1776. when the United States, in its infancy, was beginning It's first great conflict.
 The ambitions of the young men are already taking definite form, and up to this noon twenty able-bodfed young men, the majority of them mem bers of the aggressive Worthington A. C., had ~signified their eagerness to join in a movement for the organiza- ton of a field artillery company to go down into Mexico and join the American forces.
 Their enthusiasm is unbounded and, lending a deaf ear to all advice which conflicts with their purpose, the patriots are out working to se- cure thirty-six more recruits so that application for recognition as mem- bers of the state militia may be made with the state authorities at once. The company must be organized and have a membership of not less than ffty-six before this can be accom- plished.
 A Berlin ex-commissioned officer has agreed to drill the boys who, no doubt, will ably represent the town of Berlin in the war which seems enevitable at this time. Ali but two members present at a meeting of the Worthington club last ] evening shouted aye" when the | president asked for a vote as to whether or not they were in favor of 1 organizing a company. 4 discussion 1 of plans commenced imm mediately and as the meeting adjourned, pedestrians ] in the vicinity heard strains of the
 national air 'The Star SIangled Ban- l ner' coming from the rooms in the l town hall.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-22
Local Man Appointed Senior Nde- De-Camp by Commander StTeettr.
FLAG DAY OBSERVANCE JUNE l5
New Britain Man, Commander of State G. A. R., Expresses Desire to Help Weaker POStS-SeekS Cooper ation for Memorial Day.

Commander Frederick V. Streeter, of the Connecticut department of the Grand Army, has issued a partial state ment of his appointments to positions as members of his personal staff. Cap tain Charles H. Beaton of Stanley post, has been named as his senior aide-de-camp. The list follows:
 Assistant adjutant-general and as- sistant quartermaster, Albert A. May of Meriden.
 Judge advocate, Emerson Parker of Hartford.
 Patriotic instructor, John l.. Sake of Waterbury.
 Chief mastering officer, J. Fayette Douglas of Forestville.
 Inspector, David Ross of Walling- ford.
 Senior aide-de-camp, Charles IT.. Beaton of this city.
 Will Visit Posts.
 In addition to the above named ap- pointments Commander Streeter an- nounces that any post commander who desires to have one of his comrades appointed to the state commander s staff should consult with him at once. He also notifies all state posts and any that desire an official visit from himself and staff should extend an in- vitation at an early date in order that satisfactory arrangements may be made. Particularly, however, Com mander Streeter urges small posts who need aid and assistance and en- couragement to advise with him, as he stands ready and eager to aid them as much as he can.
 Seeks Cooperation.
 Regarding Memorial day on May 30 the commander hopes that the state at large will cooperate with him in it's observance. He says your attention is especially called to Memorial day. It is said the day was never so gen. erally observed as it was last year. Let LIS strive to have 1t still better observed this year. Enlist the aid of all our auxiliaries. of the churches and especially the school children as they are the ones who must carry on the work when we layit down M
 Flag Day Observance.
 In spirit of kindness and yet firmness call attention to the sacred ness of the day, and ask all to re- frain from any out of door sports o1 events which will in any way detrac1 from our day-Memoria day. Fla, day, June IA. should be Loyalty ant periodically observed. Let us foa old glory from every housetop ant flag pole throughout our broad land to show our pride in it's glory an, grandeur, and to prove to the worlt that to us it stands as the emblem of liberty and the flag of the free The 14th being Sunday, the day will De observed on Monday, the 5th.''
New Britain herald., 1914-04-22
ANNE HAMILTON RETTRES. Popular Actress Will Leave for Home Because of Fathers Illness

Anne Hamilton, the popular actress of the Lyceum Stock company, will conclude her engagement on Saturday evening of this week. Miss Hamil- ton has just received a message from her home in Oregon stating that her father is critically i'll and she wants to go to his side as soon as possible She may leave the city on Sunday morning.
 Since she has been in this city Miss Hamilton has made many friends and her clever acting will be greatly missed behind the Lyceum footlights