davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25

Washington, April 2J.-Unconfirmed
rumors of the Killing Of Americans
by mobs in Mexico City, the arrest
of American railroad employees yester-
day at Orizaba and information for
warded to Washington that American
military authorities at Vera Cruz con-
sidered the situation at Mexico City
and throughout the Mexican republic
a grave one for americans there,
aroused the activity Of the Washing
ton government today.
While the authorities were exerting
every possible effort to get vertical
ton Of disquieting reports from the
Mexican capital, Secretary Of State
Bryan conferred with the Brazilian
ambassador here, Mr.. Dagama, over
the arrest Of Americans at Orizaba,
and informed him that he had re-
quested the Brazilian diplomatic rep
resentatiyes in Mexico City to seek
the release of the prisoners. Ambas-
sador Dagama urged the Brazilian min
ister in Mexico City to DO all he could
Tor the release Of the Americans.
Officials here were much exercised
over the reported assassination of
Americans in Mexico city. Serious
eventualities there, it was pointed out,
might aggravate the present situation
and serve to arouse sentiment among
the people that would demand more
aggressive action in Mexico on the
part of this government. 1t was fur.
ther emphasized, however, that mob
violence could not be construed as
any deliberate Aot Of General Huerta
and that it eould be claimed by his
government that it was powerless to
control the situation, owing to the
anti-American feeling aroused BY the
seizure Of Vera Cruz.
Garrison Prepares Plans
Although no new military orders
we're issued by the war department.
plans for perfecting the operations at
Vera Cruz and along the Mexican
border weer considered by Secretary
Garrison, General Wotherspoon, chief
Of staff. and Major General Wood,
who has been chosen to direct the
military operations in cooperation
with Secretary Of the Navy Daniels.
After a long conference Of the de-
partment Officials early in the mornr
ing, secretary Garrison declared that
the troops now enroute to Vera Cruz to
reinforce the naval forces there were
being sent there ''fOr duty" What
form this duty would take or how ex-
tensive or aggressive the operations
OF the troops would be. the secretary
would not say 1t was declared. how
ever. that there had Deen no change
In the policy Of the government to
.'sit tight" at Vera Cruz unless retar
1eAtOty tdcetCS SHOulu 10 toeOLtSu "
by General Huerta or some overt
action by the constitutionalists should
demand forward movement Neu-
trality by the constitutionalists, Off
cials believed would be observed.
Should war be forced on the gov
ernment, it was pointed out, the base
Of operations would be at Vera Cruz
and the plan would be- to confine the
advance, If possible, to the territory
controlled by Huerta, with Mexico
City as the objective point Of the
American forces
Big Army to Move Inland
The movement. it was generally be-
lieyed, would be an extensive one. All
though it still is the determined pol
icy Of the president to prevent war,
the army and navy are prepared for
any emergency and should the word
come to advance to the interior in &.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
Union Men psIax

Trinidad, Colo, April rs. At $50
O'clock this afternoon the union Off
oials had not departed for Ludlow for
the arranged conference with General
John Chase. The union leaders, John
R. Lawson, John lfcLennan, William
Diamond and R. G. Bolton, were in
conference ct union headquarters.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
AMMONS ENDEAVORING To
BRING ABOUT SETTLEMENT Of COAL
SIRlKEiIN THE TRINIDAD DISTRICT.
thought the necessity Of repairing the
railroad might account for the delay
indians VIII Fight

Tucson, Ariz., April 25 Shperin-
tendent + u McQuigg Of the Papago
Indian reservation said today tht he
would offer the services Of 400 mount
ed Indians to the government in case
Of war.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
Ninety Refugees Reach q Paao

El Paso, Tex, April 25.-Ninety re-
fugees. mostly from Torreon. but IN
cluding a few from Chihuahua and
Parral, arrived here at noon. They
reported that the exodus was general
They had not heard what had become
of the party which started out from
Durango with Consul flanm ppe
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
ReIan 81 Terror n capItaI

Further details as to conditions in
Mexico City were given Consul Can
ada By the refugees who have reached
Vera Cruz. They report-a reign Of ter
roF IN the capital. and confirm the
reports Of anti-American outbreaks.
A mob entered Pertos hotel, an Am
erican institution, insulted the guests,
smashed windows and enptiea the
hotel. The guests were taken to 9th.
er hotels, and the menegers Of the
hotel went to Vera Cruz. The American
club was attacked and several stores
were sacked with a loss estimated at
$4,000 pesos.
Consul Canada said that the refl-
gees reported the American colony
well organized for defense. All for.
eigners have concentrated to with
stand any attack. They are wen arm
ed but fear an attack by overwhelm.
ing mobs On Tuesday all business
houses in the capital were closed and
the streets were filled with disorderly
crowds
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
AMERICANS BEATEN and PROPERTY DESTROYED
Rebels and Federals Continue to Garry on
their war, as They did Before Breach
Between this Country and
Huerta Government.

der to protect life and property, it is
said the war department is ready to
send in an army of 10000 to 10000
men and to increase the forces to a
great degree along the Mexican bor-
der.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
Amerlcans are Arrested

In an official report from Consul
Canada at Vera Cruz the state de-
partment was informed today that sew
eral Americans yere placed under ar
rest in Mexico City after being taken
from the refugee train that carried
Charge O'shaughnessy and his party
to Vera cruz. JsS. Starr Hunt and
his family were among those arrest
ed. Burton Wilson was taken from
the train at the first station out OF
Mexico City.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
viii Call on Militia

Today there were appeals for more
troops from border states, and the
war department officials, while con-
sidering plans for cooperation with
the militia in those states. also were
working out plans for calling into
the service the militia of various
states under the terms of the volun-
teer army bill just passed
Cabinet Dissension Denied
The war department throughout the
day was humming with excitement.
Reports that Genera Wood already
had been ordered to Vera Cruz were
emphatically denied. Reports Of dis
snsion in the cabinet over the policy
being pursued ii the Mexican crisis
also were denied, and Secretary of
State Bryan branded as false a rumor
again circulated that he would resign
his post in the cent that war is de-
olared.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25

ontiinua6 oa e Fa
Las Vegas optic., 1914-04-25
Spain Represents Mexico

Announcement TO-DAY by the Spanish
ambassador, MI. Riano, that Mexico
had turned its affairs in the United
States over to his government came
as a surprise to ofhcials here, the
general expectation having been that
France would be asksu to act in Mex
ico's behalf Following reports from
Madrid that King Alfonso was willing
to act as mediator in the differences
between this government and Mexico,
the selection Of Spain to look after the
affairs Of Mexico was regarded as
with significance. Although there
have been several suggestions Of di-
Dlomatic Intervention from various
quarters it is declared at the state de-
partment that no formal offers had
been made nor we're any expected.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
Sfott fiebt enolid
Maptorema.
3wei Serabre0nngtn
tonnten nidt eingf=
balten merOclI.
3niammenfnnitsort bpr ssener Dill
. 'ider Sruppen beipabrt.
Sitnatipm in merifnniider Sbampt-
itabt 1T innerduSert.
Su melbet WsiniRer Ses s!rnFern I'M
8niterrr3-Aabinet.

@aco, slris., "a. Sea. Brigade
general Sugb 6. Scott, Stobsdef
Scr gur,besarnee, perlieB heute
moraen bns omerifaniihe 9oger, nm
on Der 8ren5e, pier Meilen BON bier
nit @oi,p. Maptorena, Dem 9eloge.
rer bon 9eaco, Sonoro, 5uiommeliau.
fommen. 3tpei friibere &onierens.
Yerabreoungen iuuroen Don Monto-
rena ni6t eingebalten, 9lm Wontag
mar oas 2ano iirpoiiierbnr unS 9e.
tern berrifte elm WaiBperitGnonis
Dor.
Gen. Sill, 8ommaitoant Der Gor.
ru,5a @arnifon IN Naeo, eab beute
IN @esenunrt eines Boten 6es Gen.
Scott gefebI, nidt eegen Often su
idieben, no bic @onfereru itattfinoen
pirb.
Gie eeftrige 1tuterreoune nit Gen.
Scott Sin ertpedte in Gen. Seott Die
Soffming, Sab er bic n,erifonii9en
@renaunruben iperbe beiIeeen fOn-
men.
8afbineton, "a. 9e3. =
Der Niniiter bes Ieubern i'm aobi.
nett 6es proDiiorifden grdiibenten
@litierre3 bon Wserico teIegrapbierte
beiite bem bieiieen @ertreter Biitier.
req 6ab IN Der Situation in Der me.
rifoniiden Sniptftabt abioIut nidts
Scenes eineetreten iei.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
MtgerDiertel gei4affen.
Qsmistif.'s itGbnid)e @eruronrns ae.
ridtiidj 5sitGs;st.
Seine &rrletnns bes II. Tmenbe.
ments, inet 0ii6ter.

2ouispiIIe, @., "a. 9ea. =
3iliammenrottitng Der 10000 9feaer
in 9ouispile in einem beitin1mten
Stabtteil iit Die eeiesn1dBige slus-
iibung elmer Holi5eirnnht bes Staa-
tes lnllt gntideiblng bes 9iidtcrs
Sames g. @reeerp bonn bieIigenari-
minaIgerift. 9as ID. @nenSelncrt
perOe bieburh niht oerlest. Ter
Stabtrat batte eime 8erorbnling an-
genommen, iporin Elm befonoeres Re
gerpiertel geihaffen miro. 9lrtbur
Sorris, elm geeser, belt fi6 niht on-
ran, ni,roe perbaftet ur6 I'M goIiaei.
geridt 5u elmer @eIoitrafe periirteiIt.
Gr appeIlierte unb bic beiitiee grt-
f6eibung mar Die 6ulge.
Sie Seroronung berIangt niht,
baB Die geeger aus StaotteiIen, in
oenen lie iebt ipobnen, ausgcpieien
ipiiroen, ionoern beitintnt bios, bnB
fiinftige llebeniebIungen Der geegcr
ooer @eiBen MIR nod 8lods e-fcI-
gen oarf. mo ibre &aiie in Der Mebr-
heit lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
MriSona fommt nnter
Hrobibition.
SnnOes Sribnmal Der<
lueigert Ginbaltsbtz
feble.
MnipGlte bes Erieiters appellieren an
bas Snubes-Oberseridt.
Sas Erobibitipmsseiet tritt am L.
Samnar in &raft.
Selbit elm Mniidlmb BON &ihterm in
3os Nngeles neriueisert.

2ps @ngeIes, Gal, "a. Se5.
0os slri5ono-Y Yrobibitipnsgeies miro
om /. SSanuor in aroft treten. Gas
ibe3ielle 9ltnbes- -Sribunol, bon Dem
einboItsbefebIe eeiu6t murben. nnt
Die 9ur6fiibrung bes Trobibitions-
eeicees Su berhiiten, beripeigerte Tie
in elmer flir5en beute eef1llten @1t.
iheibung. Sofort miro on ods gun-
bes,Sber9eri1t appelliert tperoen.
ltnruittelbor no6ber1 Die @nti6ei-
bung qefGIlt mar, beantraeten Die
9lntpGlte fiir Geb. Sbonlos 30. Cont
noGlp, einen fatbpIii9en Trieiter bon
Sucion uno fiir bie onocren Yeten-
ten, Die 0ur9fiibrring bes @eieses
einsuboIten, Bis Der @ppea on oas
Sunbes Obereerift enti6ieoen lit.
Gieier @ntrog puroe perlporfen, ipo-
nit Der 8es fir Die SSnfrofttretling
Der SSrcbibition ON 1. Sanuar geeb-
net ipor.
9ie grtihei6ung batte folgenoe1
@ortIoiit: yg9ir baben nit GROCER
S(ufmerfionlfeit Die trcffli6en slrgn.
ntente in bieienl SoIle angebort uno
ipiiroen iie aerne lpieberbolen uno
erertern, aber bic 3eit erloiibt es
nidt. SSn SGllen ipie oiefer, mo- elm
@eridt eriuht miro, iid in elm
Stootsgeies ein5unlengen, iollte oas
8erpeismoterioI beipnbers flor uno
iiber5eueenb iein. Dies lit III ocnl
gegenipGrtisen Salle nidt 5utreffe!to
rno Die. perlaneten Ginbaltsbefeble
neroen OesbaIb bermeigert.g
Bier @eiuhe I'm iol6e Sunbolts-
befebL. Iagen Dor. Dos cine ben &cp.
gpnnnllp. ser bebaupiete. aoB oas
Trohibi.inai,p eieb fnrrl;t.ltiDlclle re-
l;aiTic .,"te 5eeintr idlt!gc. bo cs
oen Sm,rrt bon @e, fiir tir6IiGe
3l,.r1c iuhietet. 9ie oi Se-c:' Seiud,c
murhcn ron Naotbef"c- rn6 Spiri=
tueicas!:t." n Ginger; bic tc.
,o,.jietsr. :ct 8eica ici fcniistato-
rid.
eSii Srr'ei6le,tng hcs ISeieses be-
bol,pteten itaatlihe Sertreter. oa6
fein @eridt enti1eioen f0nnte, baB
es Die Sermenoung BON @cin bel eta-
blierten reli9ioien 3eremonien Ter
bicte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
@bitlod banoelte niel=
leibt eigenmadtig.
8rpan lpeiB nidts DOn
YrOteit gegeu aricgss
ftener.
Sampler Serrona NIT 2ebens-
mitteln an Helsier abgeiegelt.
6ilfe fiir ans Halaitina pertriebe.
ner SnSen perlanst.
gritiider 3ampfer wesem Bran.
Ses sur Hiidfebr geslunnsen.

9temport 9ecms, @a., "a.
9e5. ,Seuer i'm S6iffsraum 3mang
ben britiihen 1ampfer, Der ii6 nit
@aumpolle auf Der Sabrt bon SOL
neIton nad). @cnua befanb, Neipport
Stems bel,te an5uIauien. Ite SLANT
men, bic geitern errtoedt muroeit
fonnten eeIoidt neroen, na1oem
Der Shiffsraum nit @aiier iiber.
fllitet ipuroe. Der llrnfang bes
Shabens unb Der l1rlprung oes
Ieuers lit nod nift feitgeitellt.
YbiIaoeIpbia, "a. Gea.
Ser britiI6e 9ampfer 6erro1n, Der
256,OOO guibels @ei5en fir Die bel.
giiben Observation-Disclosures nit
nabm ullo geitern nbeito BON bier
abfllbr, pailierte beute oas Dela.
tpare-8orgebirgc. Or befinoet iih
auf Der ,sabrt iiber Salutoutb, @ng-
lano, mod 9iotteroam. Die 5errona
lit Sos pierte Sd}iff, oas NIT Nab-
ritngsmitteln uno anoren Borraten
fiir Die notleioenoen 8elgier Slime
rifa nerlaiien bot
WaI6ington, "a. 9ea. Ser
britii6e 9otidaftcr, Sir Cecil
Spring- -Sfiee, erbielt beitte bon Soro
@berbeen, @i5e-&oniJ pon Srlanh,
folacnocs &ubclgramm:
rgittc, iibermitteln Sic ber5.
liden Sanf Der &inoer irldnoiider
Solbaten fir @eibnahtseei6enfe
Der 3inocr Ser Der. Staaten
@afbineton, "a. Ge5. Se-
fret1r @rpan iagtc beiite, oaB er
feline 9cnntnis non einer Weloung
babe, baB Ieuti6Iano auf 8rillo
bon BorIteGuneen 9rnnb @bitlod' 5,
oes amerifoniiden @eianoten oil
@elaien, Don elmer geplanten
arieasbciteuer,ing griifeIs in Der
S0be pon $tOO,OO0,0OO 9l6itanb 5it
nouru,en b0tte. !Satte Serr Whit.
lod fid barin einsemiift, 10 babe
er es iinoffisien unb aus eigener
geranIaIIuns gctnn, beibt es. $ie.
fiae geon,te iinb iiber3eugt, boB
fem offisieller @rpteit erfolgt ut.
waibimeton, "a. Oes. Sil
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
&tibna@tsrnbt I'M &ritgSna@ri@ttnoitnf+
2aniimg's ftdhtifder
Gbriftbanm.
WGdJtise a6bre, fdueebelaben mnS
init farbigen 2idtcrm illn-
ntiniert.

2nnfins, Rid, "a. 9e6. =
Wsan elaubt bier, bob oanfing IN oie-
fem Sabre eir1en Der ihotiten ftaoti.
ihen Gbriitbdrme IN ben gart5en Der.
Staoten beiist. Cine grobe Sobre
itebt on Der Sii6oifefe bes gfaierS
Dor ben &upitoI. sic tpurbe nit
taufenoen eIefrrifden uno fnrbigen
2i6tern gefhnliidt mnb I'M oieien
Baum tperben iih be,ite abenb bun.
oerte S9uIfinber perin1rmeln nr1o
@eibnnhtsIieber firlgen. 2estes
Sabr ipurbe elm riefiser gmtm BON
ben College @riinben nad) Dem &a-
len perpfInttst, aber Der itebenoe
@oltm pirb beitte bieau beniist tper-
BEN, lino feline fhneebeIabenen 3ipei-
ge, bur6 Die farbigen 9id1ter illrnii.
niert, biirften einen pradtisen Irt-
bIif bieten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25

einem aabeIgra,nm on bas bieii9e
9tmeriean Seiuifb TeIief Committee
pirb bellte Siffe fir 6S2 ri1iiiihe SIR.
ben perlanat, Die ioeben ans Saffa ii
aleranorien eingetroffen iino. Gic
9tahridlt iogt, oaB Die 6liidtlingc
pon ben siirfen aus Saffa pertricbell
purben uns obne Rittel iiub. BOT.
idaiter Morgentbni IN &onitantin.
opel ipirb ipnbrideinIif III ii mcr.
ben. einen SeiI beg @eISes, SOS ieet
in ieinen Sanoerr lit, nan 9lIt ,onorio
III ienoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
Sas iiberidmtmmte Mri=
50ltq.
ollie Sliiiie itrisem nod immer rapiS
unS Nesen balt On.
@iele @eniden fliebem nad bOber se'
legemem 0rnmbe.

S9oenir, sIri5., "a. 9e6. 9e'
pobner pon 9nfepe, Sentinel, slr-
Iington, @eQtpn ltno anoeren Srten
am 8ilo-,Slub bcgannen beitte nod
bober geleaenem @rrno 81 iiberiie-
oeln. Ger ssiub, Der i6on ieinen
bo6iten Stano, Den er ie beieiien
batte, errcidt bat. iteigt nod INNER.
9lde sSliiiie i'm iiioli6en rtno mittle-
ren 5cil bes Stoates. itiegen beute
nod rapib. Ter &egen, Der i6on
adt Gage oauert, 5eigt nod feline sln-
,eid}cn gum Nahlaiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
$4,000 erbenttt.
Straeenrdnber entreiRt 'eanbteidJe
einem 0abd)en in Bolton.

Cotton, "a. Ge5. 3ireitanicno
Dollars puroen beiite :'atniitag
Ncrab Nllrpbp, elmer JaaboIterin
IN 0ieniten Der Direct Smporting
so. auf Der StraBe eiitr.iic SRI.
Weurpbp febrte nit bem GtiSe pon
Der 8anf suriif. Sic trlg es in ei.
ner Snuotaide, als elm Mann beran-
e.Iit uno Die Sal& - i;h rs. Gs
crl1ns ibm, in Der >"iIcnnlenge
eli Der StraBe 81 entfomIleli. TnS
Gclr :oate 5,r Ii.ssohli;ll r:r Gn.
0cicl.en Der 6irma oiene.,.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
SranjOilides nnterieebDOt
beiddoigt, Manaidaft
gefangen.
Sas 1T bic einsise aampfnadlridt
oes HadDnittass.
garis fdilbert iuie @eibnadtcm an
ber Srunt sefeiert tuirS.
6nbnerbraten nno Elm @lns Giant
pasner mir jeSeT SulSaten.
Barrier fanfen ale Hlnmpnbbings
Der StaSt fir ySummies" anf.
a6nis Der gelgier idlenft jeSem SOl-
oaten % 3igarren-
@ie man in Sranfreidj nnb Se1tif-
InnS @efnngener geSenft.
Yapit beinii6t, Gnstanidj neriunnSe.
H.
@ie man in Sranfreidj nnb Seittid-
lamb @efansener seSenft.
Tapit 6emiibt, Nnstamid periunmSe.
ter @efangener 81 erslsleu,

u M itero d m, Spllano, "a
Ses. 1leber 2unbpn. 9lns &ieu
1T fulssnbe Uffisieae Sepeidle eiu'
setrpffen:
r9as fransOiii6e lInterieeboOi
Gurie mGberte iidl nnierer &iiite,
tpnroe bemerft nnS btrd, bas Sener
nnierer &iiiteubatterie getruffen, ebs
ss einen Ansriii amsfiibren funnte.
Die 8eiatnns Ses 1lnterieebputes
mnroe gefnngen genpmmen."
Yaris, "a. 9e3. General Soft
re, Ser fronaoiiide Sberfoutmanbont,
iaete 6en Sberiteu Senotieff uno
goroe.guller, oen ruifii6en itno brit
tiIhen M1ilit6rnttadlees 6ein1 fran5o-
iii6en Snuptqunrtier, Dor orei ooer
bier Sagen:
"&ommen sic nit mir uno Sic
peroen etpns ieben, ipas sic nod ME
borber I'M &rieg geieben babenl~
9ie beioen SberIten begleiteten
ben General na6 einem Tlase on Der
Sront ni9t ipeit bon 9lrras. Sier wa-
rem 600 i6mere @el6iise in Stellrtng
gebro6t uno 10 eeri6tet, boB lie ell
nen nerbGItnismGBie fleinenglbidnitt
Der oeutlden Stellungen beltrihen.
9os 3iel mar bereits gefiinoen. Muf
einen 8efebI SSSoffres, Der telepbonii6
meiteraeaeben puroe, er0ffneten Die
600 @ei6iise ons Serier ouf Die oelit-
iden 8otterien iino ben binter 6ieien
Iiegenoen &ain1. ga9 einer 8iertel.
itunoe beftigen Seuers sing Die frart-
5oiii4e Snfanterie Dor. geidt elm
SduB entpfine tie, nidt Elm 8aionett
purbe linen eriteeeeneebalten. Die
oeitihen Stellungen paren our6
Dos filrhtbore Seuer bit6ItGbli9 rn-
iiert moroen.
Cote uno @ertpmoete, niele in
balbnerbronntem 3ultono, be5eidne-
ten ben Ylas, no friiber bie0eltihen
geitanoen batten. Sie menigen. Die
linoerIuunoet geblieben morer, moh-
ten per5peifeIte NnItreneungen, ii6
inter ben Srilnlniern uno ben Sall-
fen toter &ameraoen beraus5uorbei-
ten. @s iheint, ooB ouh ni6t elmer
bon oenen, Die Die Stellltngen ber-
teioiet botten. erttommen
2onoon. "a. Se3. 9as Srciie.
SSnformationsbureau ut beiite I'M
3 ltbr nahnittag geidloiien nor
ben imo miro bis morgen 8 llbr
nndmittas seibloiien bleiben. @db.
reno oieier "a Stunoen miro feine
offi5ielle Niitteilung allsgegeben
meroen. Die 2onooner Morgen.
uno Hadntittaesblatter iino iiber.
einaefonImen, morgen feline Sus-
gaben su oeronitalten. Gie 3eninr
iiber 4abelgrnnne. Die bon gng-
lann aus iortseididt peroen, miro
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
spielertrnft im Gbitagu.
SG6rli6er IrOfit cine @iGion, Sf5,.
600 Sd)fueieegelher.

9bieago, "a. De5. Dor Der
Merriam &omnliiiion, Die @erbre-
6en ltnteriitdt, muroe beiite bebaup.
tet, Dab in Chicago Elm SpielerEuiIt
eriitiert, Der i1brlid S1,000,000
9srofite einiteft unb $4,000 Sdipei-
gegelOer be5ublt. Wtont Sennes, Der
ieit Sabren als SpieIer-&onig be-
fannt mar, ioa bds Saupt bes Srn.
ties iein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
Tamilie beitiirSt.
Gineinnatter @anoit batte siuefs @r-
beitsimdpe 2pmisDille nerlaiien.

2ouispiIIe, &p., "a. Ge5. =
glfraile 9lnnan, Der Sanoit, Der
Deiite BEL einem Maiib5ug geaen eir
&eitaurant in Cincinnati eriGoIien
tpurbe, perIieB bier Dor ettpa elmer
@ode iein Sa1s, Inn @rbeit 5u iu-
den. Seine 6an1iIie ipuBte Bis beiite
nidt, pobin er iid getpanot batts
nnb mar iiber Die gendridt Der Gin.
cinnatier Ioli3ei nift tpetig Bee
itiirSt Irnnn mar 19 Sabre oft
uno ieinem gerufe nod &lenpner
un0 @Ieftrifer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25

anriert Gnre Grfaltmug in eI'
nnm Gage nehmt elm tnrtilVes
9oD M Oriental Sotel (Tn5J
ir,ip,6p
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25
Yanit bon Trtitag 5 ltbr nad:
mittags bis samitag 5 ltbr
na9mittags.

natiirlid au6 am Sreitag seiibt
meroen.
Yaris, "a. 9ej. Gas 8eib.
na6tsfelt miro an Der ,Sront 10 be.
quem iinb freuoig gefeiert merOerl,
als Die llmitdnbe geitatten uno ais
es Die Spfernilligfeit fran5oliider
6anlilien mogli6 genuht bat. @s
berriht cine 9lrt ltiIlen lte6ereinfom.
mems unter ben 9eimgebliebenen,
iia niht gegenieitig ai beidenfen,
ionbern alles ben Sdtern, griioern
unb Sobnen 5u i6erfen, Die ulter
ben SSo6nen oienen.
@ar piele iumilien mer0en NOR
gen, ant 6eIttag, nlr ein einfahes
0fnbl genieBen, neil lie aGes auf-
geboten ba6en, Die on Der Sront nit
mormen 2leibungsitiifen uilo nit
6eiertagSoelifatelien 5u nerieben.
slnG ;SeloglGier. slrmbnnOubren,
S6Iafidde lmo anoere Singe. Die
man oils Solbat I'M tSelOe gut ge-
braithen fann, paren nls @elbs
na6tsartifel piel gefragt.
9ie @filitdrperpalting bat be-
ionbere Sorgfalt ourauf nerpenoet,
ooB Die pielen bunoerttalieno @eib,
nadtspafete prompt beforoert tper-
Den 1no Die Sol0oten I'M fel0 re6t=
Seitie errei6en.
0iele Soloaten, bie feine &nge-
b0rigen baben unS allein in Der
8eIt iteben, tprroen bilr6 eigene
orqaniiierte 9eieHdaften nit 8e-
i6enfen reid beOaft. Gas ariegs-
miniiterium i6idt als @eibna6ts-
accident fir ie bier Nann OIL Der
sSront cine Saide Gbampogner.
9lae 8lunlpiiooings, Die IN Bari
fer 9doen 3li bnben iparen, iino als
8eihenfe fiir oie britiiden Soloa-
ten bon 6ran5oicn aufgefauft NOR
oen. Gie bclQii6en 5SIii6tlinge, be-
Ionoers oie 9inOer, Deroen 10 ilber-
fiittert, oaB einige fiir lie peranltal'
tete 9epirtungen non ben 8onliteeS
perIdoben nurben, oa1nit Die 9in-
ser arh nod nad ben 6eiertagen 81
eIien baben.
90nia hilbert Der gelgier i6idte
ieoem belgiihen Soloaten etn 91lts
Chen nit 25 3isarren. Ssn ben 6elo-
loaoretten perben &on5erte, Gefla-
nlationsabenoe uno 8anoelblloer'
porIteIlungen iiir Die @erlpunoeten
peranItnltet.
Gie amerifaniide slnbnlan5 lit
idlon oeforiert nit Ste6palmen
(Soap) unS @iiteln.
Srau Noincare, Die @attin Oes
Ir6iibenten ser Republif, bot on
5000 ain0er in GliaB-o ootbringen,
sic in Dem pom ben 6ranjoien beles-
ten Seil bes &eidslanoes leben,
SpieIseug. 3uder5eltg ltno &lei'
ounqsitiide gei6idt. ,
Iie Iransoiiide &egierung 'orgf
SoTiir, SaB bie an bie friegsgetange-
nen Gcuti6en aiis 9eiitihlano eln-
lonaenSen @eI6eltfe prompt 5itge-
iteIt perben. Die @eihenfe Der met
item @efaneenen fiiio Geden, Inter
,ei1a rmo lpolleue Striinlpte. Wle
ron crfGhrf, miro Ben fran5olnhen
Srieasaeianeenen in Geiitl1laflo
BON ser oeutiden 9iegierrng DIE
oleide 9luflnerfian1feit erpieien.
Die Solooten III Den Shiisenera'
ben meroen mobl morgen mdDr'
i6einlih ben glei6en Strapa5en
ousaeiett iein pie on gepobnllHen
@odentagen irnS m manhen gilrt'
ten iperoen Die erbitterten aanpIe
fpobrideinlih auh mcreen niht anf.
horen slber 1900 biz 2O0O g)aros
hinter oen poroerIten 2itien lptro
fiir aGlerlei i9one uno quite Gtnge
pcraeiorgt iein, gum geiipiel aada
einen @efliigelbraten nit einem
8Ios @bonlpaener fir jeoen Sol.
Soten. 92euiabr miro IN 6rantreid]
nod mcbr sefeiert ols @eibnahten
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-25

0te etr5ige fdsfi@e oertf.
r&s Bsttrars In 9at&tsau.
psc8e oie Depsf&ea osr
HG. 3rsEe 6rtmst