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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-11
Live Stock

CHICAGO. Dec. 10.--Hogs lower.
Bulk S76a7.30, light ga zneag 40. s..-
ed $6.s0@7.40; heavy s8.75@7.4O:
rough $6.75@5.90; pigs $3.25@740.
Cattle firm. Christmas beeves 11@
13;; native eteers s5.70@10S5; wes-
tern steers S5.25@S.40, cows and
heifers sS.25@s.50; calves s6.50@
+; Sheep strong. Sheep $5.4o@e.5O;
yearlings s6.50@7.75; lambs $6.75@
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-Fear of grave
damage by frost In Argentina more
than Offset the bearish influence to-
day OF the Ger1San naval defeat and
the illness of Emperor william. The
wheat market although much unset-
tied, closed l.08@1-4 to 3-S above last
night. Corn scored net gain OF 1-3
Q3-S to 3-S, oats finished 1-S down
to Ia mp, and provisions at q ddcline
Of 21-2@5 to 20@22 1-2.
Grain and provisions closed.
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Liverpool Cotton

LIpERpooL. Dec. 10 Cotton, spot,
quiet; prices easier; American mid
ding fair s.24: good midaling 4.e0;
middiing 4,34; low middling 3.sS:.
good ordinary 2.23; ordinary; 2,IS.
Sales 5000 bales. Including 5,I00
American and 1000 for speculation
and export. Receipts 1881 bales, no
American, sS
FutSiS closed steady May-Juna
z.10 =; JillysAngust 4.l9; Ostohsr-No-
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-11
WAREHOUSE COMMISSIONER
SETS OUT LOAN VALUE OF
STATES COTTON RE-
CEIPTS
SAYS HOME: BANKS
CAN SAVE THE DAY
Tells of Interviews IN Washington
and New York-Exhibita Let
sers From Reserve Board.
Farmers Note Eligible for
Reaiscount at Richmond.

"Now this means that we have two
avenues or relief: First, the Wade
loan fund ($135, 100000; second, the
discount feature OF the federal re-
serve act" said John L. McLaurin.
State cotton warehouse commissioner
yesterday, in discussing the result of
trip to Washington and New York.
I'm both cases the situation la
sQuarely up to the hanks I'M South
Carolina. The federal government of.
fers the machinery; IL we fail to take
advantage of the opportunity, we are
responsible for the consequences"
Mr.. McLpurin has prepared n
statement which defines the attitude
OF the federal reserve board and 9TH
ers toward South Carolina's cotton
warehouse system. The statement
follows:
am making this statement IN re-
sponse to numerous inquiries es to
how much money may be obtained
on State warehouse certificates, AMI
you can hand inciosed copies to
your local banks and other interest
ed.
When in Washington L visited
treasury officials and conferred With
+ . =
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DIV Goods

5 N6yN YORK. nee. l0.--The hrsinlk
I0f d0lHeetin c1afan wha atiiitulatea 81
tho price redue4ipag Sfin6Hncsli today.
Raw g.ssk WAS f,fxnef and alsShtiy hiShe
sr Drew tin66 Zoe fan were oliera
Ied ~ IN advance pk lsc & yar.i.
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Reserve Board Replies.
Federal Reserve Beard.


Washington, Dec. 2, 1914.
my Dear Congressman: Your let
ter OF November 13 addressed to Sec
retary McAdoo was referred to and
has been considered by tho federal
reserve board. In this letter you
transmitted an inquiry from Mr.. John
Il .McLaurin, State warehouse COM
mission for South Carolina, asking
whethe: aotss and gecHr5ltsari .isessr:i,- :
ed therein would be eligible for re-
discount under the provisions or the
federal reserve act.
! In reply + am having forwarded
you today copies sof all regulations
Issued to date by the federal reserve
board relating to paper eligible for
rediscount by federal reserye banks.
"You will, OF course, understand
that the board enn nnL: e.;::.:ss::st.ss;,,tt;;v sts,,t;;v
make ruling on the subject Of the
eligibility OF any payer unless line
request for such ruling eInanateg
from one or the federal resarye
banks. The general regulations of
tho board are designed to inform
both the public and the banks what
qualifications the paper must possess
In order to be eligible. These reeu-
lations having been issued, any inter-
probation OF them must be based up-
on q concrete case growing out OF an
application for reciscount made TO a
federal reserve bank. You will, OF
course, appreciate the fact that this
course Is necessary to avoid confus-
lon ana to insure q systematic ana
expeditions handling OF applications.
e ..RespectfuiIy.
s. 80 fs &C. S. HAbfLIN.
81 Governor,
Hon a. r. Lever,
Houge oi Representatives, !,
'tWeshihgten. d. G.
7 left On November 20 for Wash.
of YorkyiiIo I found that Mr.. Nc
Adoo was OF on a vacation ana saw
the assiatant secretary, hEr. 1aipnrn.
and John Skeiton Williams I went
over the situation fniIy and was re-
farrad to Mr.. Harding. Tiie latter hiss
e iorough nding. ar the Sit
liatloa end expressed pieaBaIre at INA
action South Casosilia i.sd taken. He
agreed 20 Ssing the matter iles0re d
full board ulbsslng on the foiio&fng'
Monday and cotn1luri icata With me IN
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members Of the reserve board to
whom matters relating to cotton are
especially referred.
Will make clear statement, lust
as see 1t, because our people need
enlightenment on financial matters
more than on any other subject.
II this question Is to be settled to
our advantage, 1t must be On sane
business principles.
Consulted Mr. HcAdoo.
On November IL addressed let
ter to Secretary McAdoo, setting
forth the terms of the warehouse and
acreage reduction acts, calling spe-
cffic attention to the former, viz:
81. The title of the cotton Is made
absolute to the holder of State
warehouse receipt.
"2. The weight, grade and condi-
ton or the cotton are guaranteed by
the State OF South Carolina.
"3. The identity OF each bale is
fixed In the receipt so as to prevent
substitution. give a heavy bond.
and bonds are exacted from mama
gers. weighers ard graders.
"A. The State grants holders OF
receipts permission to sue and esfab-
iish rights under game. This right
does not exist even as to State bonds,
as they can be repudiated and the
holder Can. not sue the State."
I asked Secretary McAdoo ie "a
farmers. note indorsed by his lien
merchant and accepted by a member
bank. would be discounted by the
federal reserve bank at Richmond. !"
sent q copy OF this letter, to Senator
Tillman and copy to Congressman
Lever. The following letters are
self-explanatory:
Washington, D. C.
December 4. 1914.n
Hon. John L. McLaurin, Columbia,
s. C.
my dear Senator's: have Just re-
ceived the inclosed letter from the
reserve board, which explains itself.
/ had to write Secretary McAdoo
again before could get reply, but
suppose this WAS due 60 the fact
that they were figuring Just what
kind OF answer to give. II can
you further let me know.
very truly,
ga N r IcyyTrT,t 4.
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/ Cash, wheat No. Q red, $1.l5@3-4;
No 2 hard $1.15. 5.1-4@1.16.
Corn. No. yellow. 6S@1-2.
Oats, No. 3 white 47GD3-4.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
TEN YEARS. CIraRaNrr,,

TEN YEARS GUARANTEE
Given with our Player-Pianos. I'm
known with any others. Spanrler's
Sixth above Maclay street. = Adver,
tisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
WHITE SOX WIN
WORLDS TOUR H0N0RS
Globe Series Brings Large Profit
Financially to the
Backers
By Associated Press

New York. Feb. 27.--On the world s
tour of the New York Giants and Chi
cago White SoX. which came to an end
at London yesterday. SO far as COM
petitive baseball is concerned, the
American League representatives re-
turn home winners of a majority of
the fifty games played.
Since the tour began at Cincinnati
a little more than four months ago
forty-siX games have been played be-
tween the globc-touring teams and four
with native teams in Japan and Aus
tralia. The White Sox won twenty
four games against the Giants.
McGraws men won twenty and two
ended in ties, at Los Angeles, Cal, on
November 3. and at Cairo, on Feb
ruary /. In the games against native
teams the Giants won their two games,
the White Six won one and a combl-
nation of players from both teams won
the other.
OF the fifty games played thirty-one
were played in the United States and
nineteen, including the four games
against native teams, were played
abroad. Rain interfered with only
three games scheduled before sailing
for Japan-at Abilene, Texas; Sacra-
mento, Cal, and Seattle, Wash.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
Search For Negro Who
Assaulted Old Woman

The police are still searching for tho
colored man who brutally assault
ed Mrs. William Peters, at her
home, in Hickory street, near Herr,
early Sunday morning.
One colored man, who was seen in
ly answered the description of the man
who broke into the home of Mrs. Pet
ers and he was arrested on suspicion,
but Mrs Peters failed to identify him
Mrs. Peters has recovered from the eff
fects of the shock and assault.
MOTORCYCLE NOTES
A new motorcycle club, with mem
Waltham Mass.
The Diamond Motorcycle Club has
just been formed at Sandusky, Ohio.
enne. Wyo., is being planned by motor
cyclists of the Mile High City.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
Cockill Is Busy
These Days Getting
Men For His Team

Baseball boosters in Harrisburg will
get very little information this weel
to make them enthusiastic. Manager
George Cockill will not be In the city
until some time next week. when there
will be a conference with the local
hackers.
Manager Cockill is far from idle
these days. He has been q busy man
at his home in Lewisburg and has
also made several trips to the East
and North to look over and confer
with prospective players. While not
officially announced, it is understood
that twelve players have signed con-
tracts, including seven promising
youngsters who were sought after BY
leagues higher up.
Unless necessity requires their SER
vices. it is said that Johnny Sundheim
and steamer" Flanagan will be made
free agents. 1t is the general opinion
among local officials that There will
start the season behind the bat and
will have the support of a promising
youngster. Cruikshank is slated for
first sack and Manager Cockill will
take up the second base position until
he has man who will fill the lob
satisfactorily, when he will become q
pinch hitter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
Lebanon Valley Girls
Play Good Basketball
Special to The Tslesrabh

Annville, Pa. Feb. 27.-The girls
varsity basketball team OF Lebanon
Valley College defeated the All-Stars
Of the school yesterday afternoon,
score, Is to IA. This was the first
game played between two girls teams
on the new floor and large crowd
witnessed the contest. The lineup
and summary follow:
Varsity All-Stars
Boltz, +. Case. f.
urich, I. l.. Meyer, f.
Meyers, G. Heintzleman, C.
Meyer, g. Ziegler, 6.
Bergdon, s. Engle, g.
e Field goals-Miss Boltz, 4; Miss
Urich, s; Miss Case, s; Miss Meyer, 8.
Foul goals-Miss Urich, 4 Miss Case,
2. Referee - Maschen. Time of
halves-10 minutes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
Feds After Miller,
Lebanon Valley Star
.SbeciaI 70 The TeIegyoob

Annville, Pa, Feb. 27.-Eddie Mil
Ter left Saturday to join the st. Louis
Americans at st. Petersburg, Florida,
where the team is getting into shape
for the opening of the league season
in April. Miller is wanted by the
manager of the Pittsburgh Federal
League team.
Harry Cessler, Pittsburgh's Federal
League manager, made a proposition
of $500 cash and s2,100 for the sea-
son. AS Miller has not signed con-
tract with st. Louis, he threatens to
jump to the Federal League if he
does not receive portion of his pur-
chase price.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
Golf Champion Is
Ready For Ocean Trip
Special to Tke Telegraph

SPsctuI 70 INC IftegFdPN
New York. Feb. 2I.- Jerome D..
Travers, national metropolitan, and
New Jersey golf champion, will sail
for the other side on March ~. He
intends to sail on the Baltic, and. so
far as he knows, will go alone. This
is the first positive news concerning
the coming movements on the part of
the national title holder, and will set
at rest rumors to the effect that he
might not go abroad.
AS most followers of the game know,
Travers' chief object in going to Eng
land this year is to have another try at
the amateur championship of Great
Britain, which will be held at Sand
wich May Is and following days.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
SPORTS TIPS

Muhlenberg College defeated Leba-
non Valley tossers at Allentown last
night, score SO to %.
The Methodist scrubs defeated the
Neidig Memorial five last night, score
SO to 3S.
The Hassett second team defeated
the Zion Boys Club on Cathedral Hall
floor last night, score 46 to II.
Steelton high will meet Middletown
high five in FELTON, Hall tonight.
The AIiddletown Athletic Association
will meet tonight to discuss baseball
plans.
The Hassett five will meet the Mt
Washington Lyceum five of Pittsburgh
at Cathedral Hall tonight.
w. w. Naughton, dean of Western
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

George +. Covey, of England, pro-
fessional court tennis champion of the
world has just arrived in the United
States to play Jay Gould, American
amateur champion, and grandson OF
the great railroad speculator, for the
worlds championship. Their match
has been arranged for Philadelphia in
the middle of March. If Mr.. Gould
an amateur, wins from the pro
fessional Britisher, he will be hailed
as one of the greatest of American
athletes, fit to sit beside Francis Oui-
met who beat the greatest British
golf players.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27

sporting writer's. died yesterday at San
Francisco.
The Ticket Office team of the p. r.
r. Y. NJ. c. A. bowling league last
night won from the Freight Trainmas-
ters, margin 131 pins.
A pocket billiard exhibition is an
nounced for tonight at the College
Inn pool parlors, Sixth and Reilly
streets, tonight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
WON MATCH;
YODER MAKES RECORD

The Senators defeated the Cubs
last night in the P. r. R. Y. M. c. A.
series, score % to 16. The Giants
defeated the Pirates, score IA to 8.
Yoder set new mark, scoring &c field
goals.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
TECH HIGH GYMNASIUM
WE ADVERTISED FOR

Any, if any, dissatisfied customers.
We wished to hear from them-still
further enhance our reputation. Spang-
ler's. Sixth above Maclay street.-Ad-
vertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-27
MONARCHS WIN GAME
FROM COLONIAL FIVE

The Monarchs won the Casino Lea
que bowling match last night, defeat
ing the Colonials by margin of 20
pins.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-11
Ser 0lanS nmO EOmp
feblte.
SritiiGes Sarlament i'm
3eideu Der &bafi..
llllifDrm.
3ablrcidJc 0fitslieSer befranerm i'm
Srieg get0tete @eriuanbte.
SOnis Georges SbrpnrcSe Elm Cob
lieo anf glrmec nnS fSluttc.
ytnr Maknabmen, bnrdj ben &riea
beSingt, gefUrberi.

SOnouu, II. 9top. SOnopner,
Die ii6 in Der lesten 3eit BEL ofii5ieI.
len 0elegenbeiteu obnc Den iibliden
ponlpoicn 3erempnieQ batten abfin-
0en miiiien, biloetcn beiite oui 0cn
StraEenSpaIier. our6 Die iid) Der f.
niglide 3ug na6 0en @cltminlter-
Ealais bepe9te, no Sonig @eorg oas
%arlament eroffnete. aonig uuo
aonigin waren 8egenitano ltiirmi.
lhcr Crationen oes Solfes.
Sic Ssenc I'M &aus Der Serbs
mar ai6 nid]t 10 farbellrei6 ipie ge-
m0hnIi6. Ter Sol trauert fir oen
Yrin5en @nuricc BON gattenbere
rno cine groBc glnsabl BON slriito-
fratcn. bic ionit BEL Groffniung bes
EarIancnts 5ii9e1en limo, trouert
iett fiir gcinlene &erfpanote. Statt
ser ionitiaen oIdn5cnoen nilitdriihen
llniformen lab man picIe Scr &bofi-
llniiorlncn.
1Sn Scr Shrnnrc0e Die Der SONIC
uerlas, miro picl uon nen oigcbli6cn
britiidcn Maffcnerfolgen slr Zee
lmo in 9on6c geiproden inO bierauf
Dem EarIament nnheaelcgt, ioIdc
MaBnohmcn oirh5iifiibrcn, bic oen
niiearcidcn 9lbihIltB 0es arieses err
mo0lihcn nerbcn." "
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-11
Mrbr &irb erfranft.
SeMd,c trift nntcr iuertppQ T SCRIBE
amf.

g&aibington, fl gtpp. I'm
fer Dem ,3adJtpich Ser nationa.erNfol-
fcrciausItcIllmq IN ben Gbicagoer
Sichboieu iinb 65 mcne 7SGae BON
Mall- uno &Iauenieu6e entoedt NOR.
oen; bic Gciamt5abl Ser Sdlle in
oicicr ncrtpoacn Scribe lit iebt 80.
9(udl aus eric Goilntp, 9tem gorf.
miro elm neuer 6an aenlelbet.
&ittsbnrG #. 9tob. Sit
it1noe in @erbinoilng nit Der gieb-
ieu6e baben lid beute bebei,tenb per-
ihlinmert. OILS befaunt puroe, Dab
imtcr 800 Siiben cine Scr feiniten
S5eroen in @eitmorelanb Golultp Die
Scnhe mlSpebrodu lit une iieben
&crocn pon Ntild)fiiben iln@eiten beg
StoatcS iultcr %eroadJt Iteben. Be-
iiird,tuna il fiir Ecdling oes bieligen
MiIhbcoariS mcrOen Iaut uno Seil-
b0nnlcr ipefuiieren, mo lie ibren Se-
bari hcrnchne1 iollen. 8is jeet lit
ieitens ser HegicrlingsbehorOen nod
fcin Gatiun feitleicbt DorOen fiir
@ieocrcrofilnmg Ger Giebbofe
2aniinA N!idl.. If. gtou. SSn
cinem beittc Dem @onnerneiir SSerris
urterbreitctcr @crift ia9t @orIiber
Saaibnp BON Scr linntlihen &icbin-
ipeftiOn, bnB ieit 9lusbrtf OcrNlouI-
ino &laucnicuhc i'm Staote 1885
infisierte Sdmcinc, HIS Stiid
@ich. 5t6 Sdafc mn 81 3icncll &C.
totet morOcn ieien. Sic 9ebnuptilnG,
haB in ct. Soicpb Gollntp ilpci &cr.
ionen pnn Der Scild,c infiSicrt ieien.
miro BON 6cn itoatlid)cn Nchorben
enfimie0cu in s(brcnc 'clicllt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-11
Sic SilfsaftiOn fiir
Selgieu,
Srgan fonferiert NIT ornl
oentfden 8otidaf=
ter.
9eirtihlanb ipirb Senbnmg BON Nab,
rnmssmittelm midjt binbern.
81 frans6iiide &riesspfcrbe per
brannt poer eritift.
Scuer amf benz 9ampfer &cmbranbt
nn,, Rnhn.A.o ,.sk.~s..Lx
Scner amf benz 9ampfer &embramot
bon SebDrben mmterindt.

@a bington, II. yeon. &C.
fretor grpan gab beiite nod einer
aonieren5 nit @raf BON 9ernitorff,
bern oeiltiden gotifafter, befanllt,
baB feline Ienberung III Dem ur-
ipriinglid bon Der beutiben &egic-
riing gebiuisten Ylan fir oen5rans-
port bon Habrungsmitteln nad) BEL
glen eineetreten lei. 9ln oieier &on.
feren5 nabmen nod Wm. g. Y.Ybiaips,
Der brittle 9liiiitent Staats iefret1r,
uno 6ugb 8aaaee, elm bieliser 0iir.
ger, tell. @s beiBt, baB ein Ylan
beiproden wur6e. Dona6 Yrdiioent
@iIion elm 3entraIfomite nuslpdblen
ioae, oos Die gan5e 6rase ser belgi-
iden llnteritiis,ng in Die Sano ileb.
men fol-. &err @aIlace ipirb nabr-
ld)eiulib elm WitgIieo oes aomites
iein..
9eonlte Der bieiieen beleilhen
8eianotidait ipeiien baraui bin, oab
Ieuti6Ianb ielblt 9ebensmitteI mad,
Belgien iei,Set, mesbaIb Tie nibl
aIauben, oaB es bic Mbiid)t babe, Die
@iitienbung BON 2ebensmitteln aus
ben Der. Staaten iiber englauo 81
perbinoern.
9teipport gtems, 3d., IL
gfop. 67 Yferbe perbrannten ODER
eritidten in bem 9ranoe, Der gelterll
oen Iampfer Rembranot srpane, lei.
lie Reiie bon Baltimore nod sSranf.
reid nit iiber 800 Iferben fiir oie
alIiierten 9lrmeen an linterbreder
uno bierber iltriif3ufebren Gin
Maent Ser franaoiiiden &egierilng ii
bier bellte eineetroffen uno man iagt
oab Die reiiIihen Hferoe selanoe
meroen moaen. lleber ben llriprunl
oes ;seuers erfdbrt man ni6ts. Sc
riidtmeiie perloutet, baB oeuti6t
Maenten on 8oro oes S6ifIes Der
Shaben peruriadt baben, nber oit
geamten Der S6iffabrtsgeielli6af
molIen iih iiber bas 9erii6t midi
amslprehen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-11
SelSen BON Siinstau ielbit bun ben
Sapaueru seebrt.
200 Niann bon Der GmSem amaeblidl
I'M lesten Sampf q tDtet.

Saris II. Nob. Ser 9etroara-
Der &Orreipon0ellt oeS Matin tile.
grapbiert folgenoes: yGs miro be.
rihtet, oaB nad einem &rieasrnt I'M
ter Dem @oriis oes oeuti6en 8uiiers
Der &ronprin5 gum Sberfontman.
oanten aIler oeiitiden uno oiterreifi-
iben Irmeen ernannt muroe, Die
gegen &uBlano operieren. General
BON Sinoenburg fomnanoiert ben
Iinfen Sliigel uno General 9anfle
Den rehten."
Berlin, If. gfob. lleber Soaa
llno Sonoon. &ronprinj Huppre6t
uon SaDern bat an ieine 9lrInee ei-
men 9eneralbefebl geri4tet, Der fol-
geloen BalIus entbGlt: ,SoIoaten |
Die slugen Der gan3en 8eIt iino auf
@lh geridtet. llniere gegenndrtige
9lufgabe lit es. IN unierem &on1pi
nit unirem DerbaBten sSeino nidt
noh5ulaiien, bis mir feline 5re6beit
Elm fir ale Wale gebro6en baben.
@r rpiro idon I6pd6er uno idon
baben Iid] Sabaoie SffiSiere uno
SolOaten Ses 6ein0es freiipilig er.
ge6en, aber Der groBe, eriti9eioen6e
S4Iag muB nod gei9lagen perOen.
Sbr miiBt bis ans @noe ouSboIten
uno Der 6eino muB nie0ergeoriidt
DerOen. Sbr miiBt ousbarren. 9aBt
@ld BEN SSeino nidt 3ipiiden Sen
9obnen entihIiipfen. @ir miiiien
iiegen.~
Ger 8ouoerneur ser Trooin;
Sronoenburg lenft Die offertlihe
slufnerfiamfeit ouf ole 5atiabe, oaB
geuiiie Herionen oeiitihes @oIb gum
@yport au farfen periuhen imo cine
tleine Brdmie offerieren. gr appel.
liert on oen Tatriotismus oes @o'.
les, iolhe 9emiibungen niht ;u I'M.
teritiisen, iulo rat, baB Dem ein Salt
aeboten tperoe, irlbem man roieie
sleenten Ger fremoen 9dnoer"
oiif Der Stelle Der YolSei ii0cranf.
tportet.
Sotio, II. Ioo. Offi3iea miro
befannt gegeben, bab Sorpeoo.8pot
gto. 33 BON Der iapanifhen ;Slptte
beilte firth ourh cine 0tine IN bcr
Niinoung ser &iaiitihou Ban sam
Sinfen gebrndt ipurbe, ipdbrcno es
nad 0finen fiidte. Die @eprsabl
Der gemannung puroe gerettet. in.
oere 5orpe0oboote o,riiidten, DO. 33
in ieihtes 8aiier 81 aieben, batter
.dber feinen grfols. Sedls MnIn on
goro pom Ro. 33 ipurben Jci1i,.
ooer pertpunoet uno orei meroen Oer.
miBt.
2onSon, II. Non. Iie Gen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-11
aeeler auf Dem ariegs>
piab.
3m pielc Sdnse nnb amoere @ergnit'
smnsem fiir SudIdliiler.

2aniing Wid., II. &on. Sr
einem Bulletin 5iebt Der Itaatli6t
Shuleniiiperintenoent aeeler ldar'
pom 9eoer eegeu Sdn5e uno onoerC
@ergniiaunsen BON 2oalingen DC,
Sodi6ule. @r erflart, Dab anabei
,lnb WGbden 81, piel 3eit uno 8elf
auf iolde Ginge permenoen. Songo'
56n,e, aurteilipiele uip iibten fei'
nen guten ginfIuB aus aitf loldl
3oglinge. Die ihren Stroien nidt OH
notiee Auflncrfiamfeit idelfen fonn.
ten, penn iie Die taIbe 9sa6t ourd'
idnimmeln. @ana beionbers n
fIeineren StGbtcn i'm Staate babt
lid, oas llebel eiigctiItet uno es iei
h0dIte 3eit, bab cine SS.enocrilna ein
trete.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-11
9oppeltrag0oie in SOtel,
@atfiumprb mmo Selbitmpro infoigs
bon Giferindyt.

St.2onis, Tlo., II. geop. Gin
Mann uno cine israr, Die lid als y.
s. gseelp umb 8attin bon Clubbing,
Sfla., reeiitriert botten. pllrocn hter
belttc on Der llnion.Station I'M Ger
minal.SoteI oils 9eihen aufgcfunoen.
Ter Mennn bntte ofienbar feline 6rall
crihoiien uno bann Selbltmoro be-
gongen. 0iebesbrieie zines anoerel
Taunes, Der iid r9ia" seidnete nltS
ser ,srau periprad. ibr 3llr Grlan-
suns Der Sdeiouns bon ibrem @an'
ne bebiIflib Ji iein, mnrNen IN Dem
3immer aefunben, fpesbalb nlan per-
mutet, oab giieriuht oas @otip Der
Goppeltrago6ie lar.