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Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
White Slavery's
Horrors Disclosed
By CARLTON TEN EYCK
Written for the United Press

(Wfitten Tor the Unlted HreSS).
New York, Feb. 16.-Facing the
startling fact that no less than 961
New Workers have disappeared from
the face of the earth in three months,
397 of them being girls and women,
and that only 1914 of them have been
found by the police, the head of the
police department has ordered the
guardians of the greater city to di-
vert their attention for time from
the gangsters and punmen to the ca
diets and white slavers.
With \eight young girls of good
family on the missing list at one time,
the police awoke to the undeniable
fact that white slavery with all it's
institution in New York. Discover
les made recently in the finding of
several lost girls have shown that a
state of affairs exists in the heart of
New York whereby young girls can
be snatched bodily from their homes,
almost under the eyes of their fam
lilies and sold into bondage that is
worse than death.
The police, therefore, have under
taken a campaign of vigorous rough
handling against the white slavers,
similar to the war they recently waged
against the gangsters of the East
Side. The gunman crusade was in Il
measure successful. 1t is believed that
a similar move against the enemies
of women will have equal success. In
stead of arresting gunmen in dig
nified manner and giving them the
benefit OF long drawn out arraign-
ments and trials, allowing them to
swagger in court and receive the hom-
sge of their satellites while in the
Tombs, the police were ordered to use
their clubs on gangsters wheIhver
found The uniformed men and de-
tective were authorized to beat the
gunner on the slightest provocation.
In short time several of the worst
Of the East Side rowdies were sent
to hospitals instead of police sta
tions and one policeman was highly
commended for killing a thug who
tried to escape. The fellow had struck
an old junk dealer who refused to
give him money for whiskey, and
when he attempted to escape in the
maze of East Side tenement area
ways, as was always permissible "in
the good old days." the policeman
shot him dead. That sort of thing
had wholesome effect on the gang
sters. Police Commissioner Mckay
hopes it will work out in similar fash
ion in the case of the white slavers.
The notorious gun men of New York's
East Side are not bad men at all in
the true sense of the word. They are
physical towards. Then cannot stand
pain and punishment. They are amaze
mic, shallow chested, drug exhausted
youths who can ride around in high
powered automobiles and shoot their
rivals in the back with automatic
pistols. But they cannot fight. Physi-
cal violence makes them cry like ba
bies. The cadets are of the same cal
iber. That is why the police heads
think that mailed fist crusade will
eliminate them from New York.
Recently a passerby on one of the
respectable streets on the
upper west side saw piece of folded
paper hutter down at his feet. 1t was
a note from a Is year old girl who
wrote that she was being held as a
white slave. The man called police
man and they invaded the fat from
which the note was thrown They
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
international News Servicel

international News SerVlee}
BY GOTHAM KNICKERBOCKER.
New York, Feb. 16.-Since it
seems to be the fashion and (Oh, lud,
Sir Peter would you have me out
of the fashion?) i have decided to
offer series of aviation prizes, as
follows:
$500,000 to the man who first flies
around the earth in a single day.
S1,000,000 to the man who first
flies around the arth upside down
with a passenger.
100000 to the licensed pi-
lot who first beats the record OF
light from the nearest fixed star.
The earth to the first man who
will take it away.
| made these liberal offers in the
smoking room of a Forty-Second
street hotel and was promptly and
despite protest taken home in a cab
and put to bed The next day | was
waited upon by a committee who
apologized for this outrageous treat
ment and stated they believed my
trouble was simply over-indulgence
in reading the latest aviation news.
Eyes, the tango is gone,' she said
to me.
But they all seem to be doing
it," l replied, looking about at the
dips, glides, slides, whirls and girls.
"Oh, no, beg your pardon she
said, this is the perigon.'
How do you do, Mr.. Perigon? :?
How much you resemble your cous-
in, Miss Tango
Its pronounced with final g, "
she went on, somewhat severely,
The tango is very common dance
of the lower classes in Argentina,
you see. Nobody who is anybody
dances it in that country or would
think of dancing it. But the perigon
is the step of the refined and cui-
tured.
We've really been dancing the
perigon all the time here, but some
how we got the names confused and
called it the tango. That's the rea-
son there's been such an outcry
against it all over the world. Miss
Elsie De Wolfe found out all about
it from General Garabaldi's grand
son and told US. She's very clev-
er woman, you know
My head was in a whirl and
hadn't been dancing, either.
Also the astral glide Il must get
this dance question off my chest),
which is the limit in decency Il didn't
saw in indecency). 1t was brought
over by Brooklyn girl, the inven-
tor, who stepped it off before the
Archbishop and other clergymen of
Vienna after she had heard six months
and several other things alleged to
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS

DIR. VIRGIL McCOMBS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ell CENTRIC : CALIFORNIA
Office, opera House Block; residence
9Th and Olive SITS. Office hours, 2 to e
p. m. Forenoons, evenings and Sun
days at residence. Office phone. Main
8; residence phone, Main 4S.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16


found there two men and a woman
In a rear room, locked up without
clothing, was the girl. She said she
her home, thrust into an automobile
and brought to the fiat, where she
was held prisoner, without clothing
and compelled bvsbeatings, to receive
men visitors. Police investigation
verified the story. Many similar sto-
ries have been told to the police in
the last three months and the author
tiles now know that the white slave
traffic, with all its insidious ramifi-
cations is no myth in New York.
Shakespeare cobbler who said he
was "by way of being a mender of
bad soles" had nothing on a Seventh
avenue barber in the Longacre Square
neighbor who holds himself forth as
a "black eve doctor" No, he is not
negro barber. He is just what his
sign says, black eye doctor. He is
a skillful remover of all signs of
physical combat and night riders in
the theatrical and lobster palace dis
trict say he does thriving business
Barberinp is his regular trade and
black eye doctoring is a side line The
barber-doctor'S treatment is both
medical and chromatic. First off, he
gives the victim treatment 70 remove
the pain of the kaleidescopic optic
bruise that is rapidly turning from
pink to red to vermillion to yellow
to green and purple, to blue and then
to black After he has applied To-
tions, beefsteak and all the well
known first aids, the doctor ther
brings forth a makeup outfit and
with dexterous fingers paints the dis
colored eye and its contiguous terri
tory until it looks natural and it
would take an expert observer to de-
tect the discolored bruise.
In few minutes a man who has
had fistic encounter can remove all
traces of it by a visit to the black
eye doctor. The barber has sliding
scale of charges, based on the appear
ance of his customer. If the disfgured
one wears a claw hammer coat and
high hat, and looks furtively abour
as if dreading the appearance of the
police or reporters, the barber gauges
his fee accordingly
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16
Something New.

The auto public can have their
wants attended to, day or night, at
the Standard Garage, corner Seventh
and Main, El Centro. Phone 230.
Autos for hire at all hours.-Adv. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16

e. was paid by Coolidge. The pre-
liminary examination closed with
John Van Pelt, son of the murdered
man, relating the circumstances sur
rounding the shooting. The defense
offered no evidence.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16

The best alarm clock in United
States, Seth Thomas makers, guaran-
teen two years. J. F. Lukens, 522
Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16

Portraits, Views and Picture Franz
ing. Prompt service at lowest prices.
Evan V. Davis, Modern Studio,
across street from Court House.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-16

Who moves houses? Ed Royce
moves anything. Phone 123-W. II
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
Die prcpbstiH IN der stra6enbabn,

@uB fi9 aud gu Rriess3eiten ous<
rei9enOe @eIegenbeit bietet, nit
,beten, bic ni9t ale iperOen" Elm
gutes @ef9dft 81 maiden. mag man
aus ser na4folgenoen S9il0erung
entnebmen, bic mir unter Ben Sagese
neuigteiten elmer 6eutf9lGn0i19en
3situns finoen: nSie FBt guna itiI
Ga, pie in fi9 Deriunten. Cine bagere
5rau, anitdnOig getIeioet, ober oO9
nit einem leiien !9du9 DDn S9Gbigs
felt. Ser Mager flint iid, miro
ool. Sic fiBt INNER nod ME in ties
fer 8eriuntenbeit. pl0Bli9 bebt iie
ben ROpf, bIidt nm iid, uIs srtpodte
tie aus einem Sraum, ftredt ben
Nrm Dor, 5eigt uuf sinen Mann, Der
gona bormlos bic 3eitung lieIt, unO
ruff nit tlagtreii9enOer Gtimme:
nDieIer 6err bat feline SoIentrdgsr
nit elmer Si9erbeitsnaoel befeIti9t.4
Die 2eute i'm StraBenbnbnpugen
neroen oufmert5am, 1e9en bic Jrau
an. Man9e Grgern ii9, an0ere La
den. Der beaei9nete 9err, duf ben
ale 8lide geri9tet finO, riidt berIe=
gen bin un6 ber. Mber oie Ionoerbdre
5rou tpiebsrboIt ibre turiOfe ReOe
uno figt binau: Baden Sic ni9t.
meine 9errf9dften, id bin prOpbetin.
les 1ebe in ole 3ufunft. Sd tperbe
Sbnen ou9 5ogen, mann Der Rrieg
gu @nbe fem pirO.A Grit Elm 9olo
un0 Elm @elG9ter. Damn fdgt elmer
luitig: .9a nonen mir bod mai
erft 1e6en, Db oos nit Der Gi9ers
beitsnaOel ftimmt."
Der rbei9uIoists" Ssrr miro ftiirs
mif9 gebeten, ii9 Ole Mete auf5us
tn0pfen. Gin mQb" BEG grItaunens.
Die @i9erbeitsndoeI 1T DOrbanben
uno Der Morn beginnt unfpiGig 3u
per0en. Mas 0ds iemon0 ungingeg
9e2 Gr berbitte fi9 bus BON 0iefer
ibm gGnali9 u~nbetannten Dame. Die
aber nimmt bas Mort uno bertiinoet
nit unbeimli9er SeierIi9teit: Der
&rieg miro gu gn0e fein am q.
Ottober 0iefes Subres." @tredt be
SGnoe aus, nit Der TId9e mad Dben
uno erfIdrt, boB fe tIeine @penoen
niGt dbIebnen tperOe. Der erfte, Der
i6r einen @rol9en auptrft, 1T Der
Monu nit Ser Si9erbeitsndbel. @r
bat fi9 berubigt unO fdeint ieBt fein
Mbenteuer bpn Der beiteren Seite gu
nebmen. $50 nett, i4reibt Der
freunoli9e @infenoer Oieier Mittei<
lung, bat mid oie Sadie immer5in
eftros nadoentli9 geitimmt. Mls i4
aber am No9mittog in elmer gang
onOeren @tabtgeseno tpieber in einem
StrdBenbobnpagen b~erTelben Prp>
pbstin, osmfelben harmlofen 3eis
t~ungsIeTer nit Der Si8erheitsnaoel
i'm 6DfentrGger un0 6%erfelben PrDs
pbeseiung bsgegnete, tpurbe mir f4on
on0ers 3umute."
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
EttxRnthnr1.

Biz 1904 fGnt, finb muir nod he.
nigs Mouern unb 3tpet Sprtpege
nit einieen eineemauerten r0miFden
RelieFs unb SnI9riften norbonbsn;
bic sbemaIs beriibmtsn Mansfslbs
I6en Gdrten finb Bis ouF ben glas
men berf9punben.
Die Burg 2uremburg, bic i'm
Wtittelaltsr 2uciliebur9 Ober 2iibels
burg bieB, unb no I9on i'm britten
Sobrbunbert n. gbr. elm rDmif9es
RoIten esftanben bnben 1ou, befanb
Ii9 tpiebsrbolt in fronSOfi9em, fpas
niT9sm, sinmat aud in 6iterrei9is
|f9em 8eiiB, unb ipurbe er5t 1916
our Oeuti9en 8unbesfeftung ertIdrt.
Ssitbem bate iie cine 8eIaBung BON
1000 preuBen, bic aber infolge bss
2on6oner 8ertrags bonn IL. Moi
1867 bic @tobt berIieBen. Die bas
malls perfigte SdIeifung Der SEE
T~tun9sperte erfOIgte erit i'm Sabre
1872.
Das 2ursmbursif9e Bolt - ieBt
ettpas mebr ols 100000 SeeIen ABB
LEND, lit in feinem Grunbfpd eermas
nifden Stnmmes uno atpor iin0 es
meiItens edte Go9fen aus benz Wittes
tinOsldnoe. Rdrl Der @tpBe bal mad
ieirem enbli9en Siege iiber OieIe 1eis
ne 3Gbeitsn @egner in bielen Seilen
feines 3tpeiten Rei9es Mbteilungen
oes Sa4fsnboItes aipon9spsife ongez
iisoelt nit Ser Nbfidt, Die So9fen
in ibrer 9eimat 3u f9pd9en. Cine
fOl6e Sa4fenanfieOelung puros aud
auf ben 9Dben Des reuben Seslings
uno Iioli9er oabon in ben miIoen
SGlern oes fru9tbdren @utIonoes
ongeleet, i'm beutigen 2uremburg.
@lte l1rtunben nit urfG9Tif9en No<
men ftelen biefe 8eiieoelung duBer
alien 3peifel.
@einer Oeutf9en Sertunft ents
fpri@t Oenn du9 Der ginorud, BEN
oas Quremburger Bolt ouf ben Be-
Oba9ter mo9t. Die MGnner fino
Our9gdngig bodgstpa9fen, fart
tnu9ig uno breitf9ultertg. Sci ben
Jruuen bat fi9 Der beutf4e Sbpus
ni9t 10 rein betpabrt; fe eemubnen
mebr an 0as Dftli9e 8elgien, bod
finOen fi9 aud inter ibnen Dielc
f9lonte, poGerblibte @etaIten. Die
SauptftaOt Defenders 1T, pie fdOn
mon9er beutf9e HeifenOe feftfeIIen
tOnnte, reid an f66nen MGoden
uno fu9t bieien fuf nit miitterIis
der @itelfeit 81 pabren.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
Die DumzD ums@ eT6OTfe finb cine
grfinbung. Na@ Ginfiibs
bes tIein%tolibrissn @ewebrs,

aus 7 gainimeter s@iIitdrgetpebr
beTfsn @ei&OB our fideren Tibrung
nit einem StablmoRtel umgeben mar,
bic gnglGnOer bei ibren &dmp<
fen gegen bic piIben @ebiresfGmme
bic 8eOba9tung eemodt baben, bob
baDOn setrOffenen Jeinbe ni9t
iOfOrt tompfunfGbig iDurOsn, iOnbern
Nngriffsbepegung nod ldngs
fOrtfeBten. I'm bic S9ubpunben
gefdbrIiaer 81 MAIDEN, feilten bic elg>
GOIbaten bic @ef9oBfpibe ab,
70 boB bas 8Iei outage frat unb beim
Nuftrsffen bes @efdoifes ben ManteI
Tprengte. @pdter ipurben folde @es
in Der @taatsfobrit Dumz
Dunn in Der gGbe bon &altuttd berS
Man fertigte apsi DerI9ie<
Oene Muiter babor. Sci benz eineu
Der @ef9OBtOpf bon benz Mans
tel befreit; Bel benz apeiten purbe in
bic ummantelte Spite cine 9Dhluna
In Der Ri9tung Der geidOBa9fe se=
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

oerbone Berg unO WalblanOI9often,
namentIi9 in Oemisnigen BON Der
Sauer our9fIOHensn @ebiete, eas gu
ben Mroennen eeb0rt. BORT liegt oas
liebIi9e @tGOt9en 9istir9 unO nell
DE 8eoeutung 0iefe luremburgif4e
@Ommerfrif9e befibt, eriiebt man
f9on baraus, 6aB fi@ bier oas grOBte
6oteL bes 9araen 2dnOes befinoet.
8elgier unb SouGnOer, 9eutf4e uno
s~Sranaofen, 6as Tn0 bier Die Safe.
Sie @eeenb 1T reid an f9Onen &uia
men, Die TrdnsOien baben bier ebenio
teuflif9 gepitet, oIs in Der Pfdl5
un6 am &bein. @rOBartig namentz
li9 fino sic Ruinen BON Beaufort, es
tit 6os foft elm SeiOelberger S4lcB
i'm fIeinen MoBFdbe. Nu4 6as ma
lerif9e SID an Der Sauer ipetit bic
Sriimmer spsier 5eritOrter 8urgen
duF. Mm f90niten Iiegt bic berrli9e
B%uroruine bon @idnoen, cine u1ers
f6DpfIi6e @toffqusGIe fir bic Moler.
@tanoen 1T Die Stammburg Der
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

bObrt. @eibe Male mar Der 3ped,
bic @ertpunDungen f9perer beilbar
gu MAIDEN.
Sn Der britten Declaration Der
9aager SrieOenstonferena 1880
purbe bic @%erpenbung bon @eI9oi=
len, bic ii4 i'm meniAliaen R0rper
lei9t ausbebnen pber abplatten, als
unmenf9li9 unterfagt. Diefe Ge-
tlaratiOn 1T bon Trantrei9, nihi
nber BON England unterSei9net. 5Ors
NELL bot al1o @nglonb bas Re9t,
5oI9e BON Der sart3en 3ibiIifierter
Welt als unmsnf4Iid gebrun6mnrtten
@ef9oife Su bertpenben. Jrdntreid'
bagegen bat fi9 Our9 ben @sbraud
FOLDER @ef4offe zines f9peren Bru9s
Der bon inn einssgongenen bOlters
re@tIi4en @erpfli9tunsen i9ulbig ges
mn9t. Sci ben @efdngenen itnb tats
fd9li9 @eI9ofie nit StohlmnnteI.
Die in Der SpiBe nit elmer Mn19ine
a%usgebOblt limb. gefunben pOrben.
Ste normalen 9el9oife ilnn md1ilD
aus elmer Rupferle9isrung, bic notiirs
lid ni9t in biefer @eiie nmgearbsitst
perben tDnnen. Nber unter biefen
BAT man foldje gefunOen, bic an Der
Spite f4rGs abgefeiIt Ober singeterbt
tuaren, b09ftnobrf9einli9, bamit bas
Nuuftreffenbe @eI9pb beim @inbrin<
gen in ben menf9li9en RDrper ii9
quer ftelIt unb i9perere Wunben err
5eust. @s f9eint benz @ebd9tnis
nes italieni19en Observation-Disclosures
entf9punben au fein, bab italisnif9e
3eitungen fi9 pdbrenb beS tripolitas
nifden &rieges ipieberboIt unb unter
9inipeis ouf boil nufgffunbene 3iIfen
bariiber bef9nert boben, bdB frnn31=
fif9e 2i~eferonten ben Mobommebaz
nern iiber SUMS DumzO ums Sc
5ugefibrt boben.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

Oas mo0erne 9urem6urg bat ii9
iibrigens aud einen grpBartigen PldB
nuf Der Meintarte errungen. 9as
3eus freili4, mas in Der NG6e dls
Mein proOu5iert miro, geb0rt meiz
items gu ben e1igioueriten MofeIiOr>
ten, bic es gibt, oofiir aber miro aug
Trantrsi9 maRenbaft Wein mad
2uremburg gef4offt, ipeI9er ii4
CUR Gbampasnerfabritation eignet.
Mls filler Mein tommt oiefer frans
a0ii19e Saft nod 2urembure binein,
be5a6lt Dem Oeutf9en Hei9, rcfp.
Dem 3olperein ben niebrigen 3On Oes
einfo9en &e~beniaftes unb berldBt
oie Staot ols 2uremburger fran5Oiiz
f9er gbdmpagner. 2uremburg ges
bort betonntli9 gum Deutiden 3Ol>
berein uno Der bort fabriaierte Seft
gebt ous19IieBli9 mad 0euti4Ian6.
90 miro Ser bobe 3Ou fir frun5rft<
I9en @bompagner umgongen. - Die
Stabt 2%uremburg bat iest ungefdbr
$4,000 ginpD5ner.
9as 2utemburgerlon6 befiBt tpur>
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

9ie Stobt auremburs, shemoIs
2ibelburs, bic 9aupttobt beg fritz
Der gum 9sutIden 8unO eebOrigen,
felt 1867 unobbdnsigsn unb neus
irolen @rOBbsraostums, befeH Rez
aieruna ben beutf9en Truppen uns
e~ebinberien Dur9marf9 nod 6ronts
reid unb geIgisn seitattete un0 bic
Idngere 3eit bos 9nuptquartier bes
6euff9en @eneralftabss mar, Iiegt in
unb iber benz enesr, maIeril9 f90s
men 6elfsntol Der NI5ette. unb 1T
Der RnOtenpuntt msbrersr GiienbaRs
nen.
sic 3srfGut in bic auf elmer fell
abfaasnben SO9ebene srbaute Sbers
fta6t, bic nur mad Meiteu fi4
fortfebt; unb in Sic 11ntsritdOts
Bfoffenfal, RlauTen unb grunb i'm
Sal, iiber bas felt neuerer 3eit
bier oroBortige @inbutte fiibren. 0te
gum Sell in ben 6elIen eingearbeiz
fetsn bsribmten SsitungstDerte, an
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

.3ufaIl, Organization an STEELE bon
Mnor9ie gu feBen. Die Mege gu
biefem 3iele aber mics Jpn bic llebsrs
aeugung, baB bic beutf9e Mrbeiterbe=
tpegung Dbne ben biirgerli9sn Qtbe=
rdIismus, ni9t minber bie1er ober
aud pine bic @o3iolDemDtrotie Dbn=
mG9tig 1ei. 9ssbaIb baben Trant
unb i9 uns ME gegenieitig mbetebren"
pplIen. Trant begriibte iebe pdbr=
baft liberale 8epegung i'm QiberaIisz
mus ni9t minber freubig als jeOe
realpolttif9e Menbung in Der Mrbeis
terf9aft. Sein er1tes 3iel in Der
inneren YDIitit Deutf6lnnbs NOR bic
l1meeitaItung preuBens: bos oiteIbi=
f9e preuBen 1T gu einem freien, feiz
mem innerften beutI9en Wefen ent@
fpre9enben Gtaatsgebil6e umausss
ftalten - tpie es Die srOBen preuBi<
f4en &eformer ieTbit geforbert baben
= aund4t i'm Slime beg 2iberaIis=
mus.
Sn Der lebten groben Rataitrppbe,
bic iiber 9eutI9Ianb bereinbra9,
tuuBte Trant bon Dornbsrein gsnau.
mos bic @tunbe geI9lagen bate. Mls
leg ftunb inn ouf benz Spiele, tpofir
er Seitlebens gstdmpft bate - bic
beutf9e Mrbeiterbepegung felbit.
n@enn mir unterIiesen." fagte ct mir.
nbleibt fir bic beutf9en Nrbeitsr nur
zines nusautpanbern!" Mlfo 1T
oIIes - aud bic sonae araft Der
prOletartEden 9~epegung = auf ben
Sies gu ridten. Jrant mar Is. benz
bos einItimmige 8otum Der ID5iaI=
oemOtratif9sn partei unb bamit bes
Hei9stoges in Der unbergeBli9en
@iBuns bonn 4, Nusuft b S. iiber
Rrieg unb RriegsgeIebgebung au berz
bonten 1T. @r Bot am 8. unb A.
@uguf mod p6brenb bic biirgerIi-
den parteien i'm ,,DeiBen @adle~
bereinigt tporen) binter ben Ruliflsr
unermiibIi9 gearbeitet. Sd bin ftoI3
barnuf, BET bieier Mrbeit nod meinen
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

Die 8ef9ulbigung 9eutf9Ianbs,
elm Sell feiner @egner fet nit DUNE
Dums@ ei4Olfen ousgeriiftet gepefen,
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
ludwig FraNh.
NadruF fir Sen gefaaenen io3ialoemc.
tratliden neutrality-suspicious..

NnHruF fir Den gefaIenen io3iaIoeincs
tratliden @eidstagsobgeorcHeten.
Ser Rei@stoesabaeorbnete groFeTz
fDr b. S9ul5es@ asDprniB, Der als
RriegsfreipilIiger ins JeIb es5ogen
1T, fonbte Der Grantfurter 3eitung
sirten Na9ruf auf Ieinsn BET NoITons
court gefalIensn Srsunb 2ubtufg
Grant, in benz es Il. a. beiBt:
Ban 8accorot fiibrt mad WeFen
gu cine StroBe nod benz beute in
RuineH Ii%egenbsn 9orfe Menil. Norb-
tpeitIi@ bon Menil bebnen Ii9 groBe
MGlber aus, an beren Ronbe nod
benz MOfeltoIe 5u bas 90rf9en Nofs
foncourt Iiegt. 9ter mar es, baB am
8. September Bel einem Sturmanz
grtff - bon eiHem ROpff9uB tObIid
~getrOffen = Grant feline JeusrIeeIs
nusbou9te.
Qubtpig Sront tot = biefer Sc
bonte 1T aud beute nod taum glaub=
boft. Wos mar 6rant, Der 2sbenbe9
Ser Jiibrer Der beutl9sn Mrbeiters
f9aft bonn Obnmd9tigen proteIt aur
mohtboIIen Mttarbeit an ben 81.
f9iden bes @aterIonbes. Seine eonae
Notur fam i'm gu 6iIfe, Inn biefe
einaigortige Nufeabe gu IOfen: elm ge-
nial bur9bringenber Bertrand, elm
ftarfer, aielbetpuBter MiIIe.
5ront mar 8abener. Muf BEN
8Oben zines freien, bon 2iberdIismus
felt alters bur9trGnften @taotspe~
TENS, fir beTfen Srobitionen e.
tdmpfte, batte er eeIernt, in i9ritt=
tpeifem SUrtf9ritt ben 3ieIen rGbsr
gu tommen. Seine Iebten 3iele ma
rem bic hO9gefpunnten Der tIafiif9sn
pbilOfopbfe 9eutf9Ianbs, 5u Der in
biefer 5infi9t Marrens So5ioIismug
mitre4net: @ernunft an Gtele Dor
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
gbemolises Sort abuneen, 2~ugemburs

gbemaIises Sort shunsen, 2~ugemburS
Oronier gepefen, ieOO9 but &Onis
Milbelm Ser 3meite febr penig pie
tat fir Oieiss G9lpB feiner rubmreiz
den Batter an ben Sag gelegt, oenn
er bertoufte Oos berrli9e 8auipert
fir 5000 @ulben an einen llnterneb>
mer. Nun tDuroe Die Burg Elm
@teinbru9. Die fdDnften Stulps
turen unb &unitarbeiten puroen
berausgeriFen uno bertauft. @egen
6iefen 8anbaIismus proteitierte Oos
2ano un0 RDnig MilbeIm taufte
fAlieBli9 bas Sriimmerfelo 5uriid,
ober rrr Inn es einem an6eren 3ers
itSrer, Dem 3ubn Der 3eit, gu iiber<
lafen.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

benen iiber 500 Sabre lang gee
bout porben 1T unb bic 2uremburg
5u elmer Der itdrtten Seitlngen @u<
rOpas mo1ten, purben felt 1867
Bis ouf bic Glteften 8auten, nas
mentIi9 bic fOgenannten nfponifHen
Girme", geT9leift. Sin peit in
bas NI8ettetol Oorfpringenbes f4maz
les Telsriff, Der Bod, tit BON
Dben Bis unten nussebDblt unb taz
Iemottiert; am OitIi4en Mbbang bess
felbsn bsltebt Der Iogenonnte Mefu<
Iinenturm, Elm ueberbIeibfel Der i'm
IA. Sohrbunbert eripeiterten 8efefis
gung.
Qurembur9 bat ni9t peniser als
feds fotbolif9e &ir9en, burunter
bic eOtbiI9e NOtre Damez&at6e@
broIe, bogegen nur eih ebaneslif6es
Bet6ous urb cine @nndgoal. linz
ter ben @ebGuben Der Sta6t finD
bos I'M Sabre 1893 umgebaute
@9IoB (friiber YaIais bu Hoi).
bos Stabtbaus nit 9emdlOegnnerie
am WiI6elmspIaB, ben felt 1884 elm
Ntiterftonbbilb &0nig MiIbelms III.
f9miidt, bic be~beutenbten. Cine
@ebenspiirbigteit 1T nuBerbem Der
nuf ben o%bgetrogenen Seftungsperz
len angeIeete prG9tige port, nit
einsm ftottli9en 9entmaI Der prin>
5eTiin MmaIie, Der eriten @emablin
bes Derftorbenen prinsen 9einri9 Der
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14
DMmsDMnpkNSeIn.

@euoue QuffIdrung iibcr Die gcfdaf>
fenbeit 6ieier @eidofe.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

$3.50
1T bisIfa9 beftritten pOrben. @epiB
1T bos cine 70 f9pere Mntlage, bnb
elm 3peifel baran bere9tist iein
tpirbe, renn bergleiden potronen
ni9t gu S%aufenben auf ben S9lo9ts
fel6ern unb Bel @efangenen gefunben
ipGren. Der Militdr59riftitellsr Qoz
renap b'Qlooa iparf ben Deutf9en i'm
Suriner pppOlo llntenntnis in be5ug
nuf bic Dum<D umz @ef@Offt Dor.
Osr Srrtum liegt aber gang auf feiten
bes Stalieners. DumzD ums@ ef9oife
finb ni9t, nie er meint, @ef9pffe nit
@rploiionss 3inbbit9en. Die Ners
tpenbuns fOl9er @ef4Offe TT bur@ bic
petersburger RonpentiOn bereits I'M
Sabre 1862 berboten. Na9 biefer
biirfen SprengsefdOffe unter 400
@ramm ni9t b~erfeuert tporben.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

Mie beri9tet pirO. ftsbt,
I'm oeutf9en 9eere elm Batter nit
aebn S0bnen i'm 6eI0e. Der tpudsre
Mann, Der gum @9ub 0es @aFers
lanbes 10 ausgiebis b~eitrugen lam.
heiBt Glen unb itammt aus Mittli9
I'm H6einIano. Gr Ielber itebt als
2onbFurmmann auf borsef9Obenem
BabnpoIten. @ein iiiueiter @obn bat
it4 aIs Rriessfreipili3er semeIoet.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-14

Gin peiterer S9ritt
cuf benz @ebiet Der @pra9reinigung
in Deutf9funb 1T f~OIsenoer: 8isher
befanb fi9 an ben 8erliner Mnf4ldgs
Fdulen cine leere TIG4e. bic Die @ufs
i9rfft trrg: nReferbiert fir bas
Sbertomman0o". Set tir5li4 TT
fiefe Muf9riFt our@ fOlgenoe erfsst
nDroen: sir ben Sberbefeblsbaber
rprbebdlten".