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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-19

chief Sam Atchee Il IN from the
Uintah reservation and reports that
the Utes there are stin short Of |
food, Gays Sundays Grand Junction
tColo.l News. lie may go 20 Wash
ington to protest to the Great White
Father against the treatment the
Indians are receiving Indian Agent
Martin has been accused Of refus-
ms to give the Utes orders on the
banks IN which their money is de
posted. Senator smoot has caused
an investigation to be s,rated IN
the interior department. The In
dams are being fed by residents of
vernai. Roosevelt. Myton and other
towns in the Uintah Basin
The county commissioners Of Rio
Blanco county. Colo. have let the
contract for building twenty-five
miles OF road. starting ut Meoker
and running south to the county
line separating Rio Bianco and Oar
field counties. The coat Of the road
Il 20 be IN the ncighborhood Of fif-
teen Thousand dollars and che work
Will start az once All cuivcrts ere
20 he OF corrugated iron u h ex-
pccicd ihoi contract for extend
ing this road on to Rifle will be LET
In short time. The chief purpose
Of the work on this stretch Of road
IL to Try 10 divert automobile tour
isis from tho Midland traii to the
Meeker and vernai route.
a unique shipment by parcel post
left Price Saturday afternoon Of last
week on No. when consignment
OF 1000 Hath was loaded into the
mail car by the J. G. wcc,er Lum-
Der company. The consigncs was
Anthoa strebeli Of vernai. Tho con-
, signmcnt was sent TO Mack. Colo;
and from that point taken over the
uintah Railway company's line
Transportation charges by parcel
| poet were exactly 50 cents lees than
. they would have been by railroad
, and wagon freight. The parcel posl
, charge was t15.2s. ny freight u
, wou,a have been tis.s2. The bun
dies Of laths almost swampcd chs
mail clerks and lstle floor space ~
? maincd an the car after the con
= signmont had been loaded In.
I Helpers Times OF las, satnrda,
4 brings this biz OF information: This
= first Of next week. six families o
k Helper citizens will leave for the
. Ruby Valley In Nevada. whore the,
J. have taken homesteads and vii
4 make their homes. Fifteen fam
q HES from Price will also leave TO
a the valley AZ Che same time. whicl
win make quite n colony from Car
bon county A company OF Pric
2 mon have opened a lumber yard II
y the new flouriahing town OF Rub
= City. which will be their nearca
town. The families who leave iron
Y Helper are o. W. Mursenor. Lev
: Mursenar. !. N. stark. J ~ Dun
. ton, y. ]. CHASER and Hilton Gould
" The Times wishes this colony O
2 Carbon county people the creates
y OF prosperity In their nov homes. T"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-19
SUIT CASE LOST.

Between Price and Huntington
Notify Myron II. Leonard. Hunting
ton.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-19

Location notices carried In rtOeS
fishing co,--Adyt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-19

Quite an epidemic Of sore throats
and sore lungs has been going the
rounds Mrs. y. NJ. Sumner Is jus,
M from q very eevere attack A.
w McKinnon also had very un-
pleasant experience with the NAL
ady. and there are quite a number
Of other cases reported by the local
physicians.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-03-19

Demurrers we're filed Tuesday In
the McwhiDney and Kelter remov-
al cases. The date for argument
has not yet been set, but 1t prob
ably viii be within a few days.
Number "a was the lucky one IN
The suit drawing at Buckio's this
week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
G6arcual.Glm6.

gla9 9l6i6hlB Der SSa6res-Saiion
Dur0en 10 DGborcoal-Glu6 Die .fol-
gen0en sErciie Dcrtbeilt: Den eriten
%reis in Scr 9l6enoflaIie er6ielt 8.
8eu6ter inO Ocn 3weitep Yreis sos
par0 ,Srcc6. Ger @co. q. Sucos-
9Srcis pnroe 5wiiden So6n @il6D
I uno SouiS sSccbtcr gct6cilt; Gin Sc
Der cr6iclt $36.50. Den Geo. q.
< &line @rcis cr6iclt 9. $. S6rman
9ie greiSri6ter lporcn. Sos. 2au6cr,
G0p. 8erge, s. s. @ic86crion mo
SS. s. g. Soft. Sir Die Eag.Glai-
( fen ma6ten oieiel6en @reisri6tcr
iolgenOe @reis0crt6cihmg: Der $50
@rcis muroc 3piiben G6as.9i. @ooOs
mo Sral 9tid5olaS o. &cnnimon &C..
itbcilt; Icr gS. 81. Ylirncllpreis fir
oas bette @en1loe iiel 6rou q. Is.
&enninlcu 3u. Scr jd6rliAc 9iouh-
a6enO miro am N}ontag 9l6enO ob-
ge6alten uno oic 9il0cr iin0 fir oas
aagcmeine &u6lifum 5ur 9ei1ti-
9ling oiien ieOen Gag 5rpii3en 2.3O.
imo $50 bonn 9. bis 5lm IA. SUM
cinidlieBlid6 Sonntags. GoS SO.
tol 0es G6nrcoal-GlnbS licgt an Scr
@omorosStroBc, n0roli6 bon 6ranf-
lin-StroBe lmO fam bon ieoer Stra-
Bcn6o6nlinie leidt erreibt wcroen.
0ie 9eiibtiging ser 9ilOcr lit Ooll-
ltGn0iu foitenfrei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
ee6s WlOnate GefansniT.

Ger gleeer @iaiom Sobnion BON
9lr. 243, SprineitroBc, ocr aus
gifcriu6t ieincr @clic6tcn Scnu
g9iaiaus cinei Std nit eincm @}ei-
ier beibradte, wur0e geltern BON
93ic6ter Smith in Ger oitli6en @oIi.
5eiitation al ieds 9lonoten @efdug.
niB oerurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
@eraeblide endle nadl gglSrSer.

9ic bonn 0lariAoa Greamer bon
Ger 9oItimore.Gount 9Soli6ei unter-
nommcnc Srcibiogo in oem @cb0l5
Gil oer 9lort6 9Soint 9looo, nobe Der
Sporrops 9oint 9tooo, nod Oem
gteger Sobn Cole, Der ooreeitern
@ior9cn ieinc Srou, @ioric Cole, or
tod, blie6 crfolgIos. @emGB Oen
Snformotioncn ser Gouton Eoli5ei
ecrietb Oos SGoor, oas ouf Sbcll'S
Gorm orbeitetc, in eincn Strcit, IN
oeien @crlouf Cole eiii Wleiicr 500
lno ieiner 8rou DcridieOcne Slide
bei6ro6te. Ginigc glodbori ionOen
oieieI6e Itcrben0 Dor uno iic balldte,
ebe Gratlibe SGIfc 5u crbolteu mar
ibr 2e6en aus. Der g}cger DerlieB
nod Der Sbot 0ic Siitte inO ronnte
nod Dem oGcn nn9c9e6encn @e9ol5.
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Ger @1orocr bis 8um Gin6rud Der
y|a6t in oem @ebol5e oufbolten mir
&C, unO untarnobm ole Sreibja9o.
Eie @oli5ei Bat cine genaue @eihrei-
pune 0es 9lor0ers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
nlIniScriitat uun WlnrhIanO. =

SobrrSi6mBfcicr in ser n2Dric." ~
Wrof 5. $. pon 9ernitorfi, Der
.0elti6e 9otiAnfter, aus @oi6.
ington, rnO Erdlioeut Can. @il-
Ior0 bon Der Baltimore Ohio
@o6n" 81 @brcnooftoren err
nannt.
9ie So6residluBieier Der llniuerii-
tdt bon 0lorDlanO ionO geitcru 9tadl-
niittog Inn A llbr infer oiBeror-
oentli@ itorfer @et6eiliglmg peiteiter
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@rof s. S. Don 9eruitorif, Dem
Oeutiden goti@after in @ai6ington,
&crrn 0ditiel gSillorO, Dem &rdiiOen.
ten Ger Baltimore 96io @iien-
ba6u." unO Serru SenrD q. @pons
bon @oibington purOe Der Sitel ei-
mes 0oftors bonoris cauio oerlie6en.
g9eit ii6cr 300 StlOcnten ser per-
id5ieoeuen ,5aflltdten graOuirten.
SEreiic, G6ren.Gertiiifatc oOer lo6enOe
@rpd6nlmg er6ielten G6eo0ore N}cG.
9aoiS aus SiO Carolina 0iorris
@eniouin 2eont ans NlarDlanO, 9lil-
tim s.. @ooO aus @enniploanien,
Si6orO 9orter 9}orment ans MorD.
lan0, @orter 9ailen @inion ans
0torO Carolina, @illiom Seboition
@oli6 aus 96oOc SslonO, S. 9eni.
&obinion aus @eit @irgincn Sar-
ben 9emp Softer aus 9ior0.Garolina,
Mlonuel $. Guerra ans @ortugol,
@eorgc s. g96olcn aus @loioGu-
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&eOe an Die 81 @roOuirenoen bielt
9os 2, $. fSii6er'ide Srcbeiter Bate
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geltcat SIS mies unter anOeren Men-
OeISio6n, GerOi, Moiiauet unO G0o,
raj ouf. Scbon Inn 8 ll6r botte iib
I Oie gcr6imiige Solle Scr 9Dric" 5ll
fiiQen begonnen.
/ Ger Oeuti6e 9oti6oiter mar am
@abu6of BON Oen Serren Gr. Sobn
6. $emmcter, Gr. 9iiOgelv @arfielo,
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ben elmer gr0Beren 3a6l anOerer
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Or. Sra &enlien Gr. Sobn s. Sem-
meter, @6ilemon $. Gud, Or. g.
&onoolp6 g9inslow, 9iidter SeurD
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&oie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

Brop6c5einng. SSunge
Satin. 80, Aooli oae meinc
giinide iin6 in Cir eriiiat 0lein
3meiier N|am miro maj eincu ie6r
ldmereu SianO ba6enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
WHnrUc ~ WUpltINl
(glpr3O @ai7tA2L2s,Snui2) 9leri.



W Wul ! ni I c, ~. Uldl ltlA
Dic Gnn6CnourhbrudS 00ntnlllnte 70 OCT
staot Baltimore ma6cn ncmdB ben &ori0riiicn
oc5 Baltimore Siaot9bariers biermli pelailii
oaB e Die gNiieaurg encr oeidiuitien Stlle
Qller 3uQripro@eren 4niNdolaluAetl petufa0
ten llnloiien mn auicrieaten &eriqerOoGhlgen
uc6ii einer erldrcnnen &dria oHlcrilqcn ltcBcl
IN @erbinounN nit per Sonocmnirnua nno lte
ocr Gutnp Sirahe bis 5ur @eliieiie Der pon,
arb SiraBe, aemdb Der an l6. 9li9nli leO9
unicr5cic)neten &croronung Jr. 3si ocs WnQot2
ino Sinoiraibs BON Baltimore.
Sic guilaacn perocn li@ AMI beioe Se'len
oer gscii Smn6e, ein0denu0 oercn gelt et.
iiredcn uno Ne umioilcn bon oer Giileile oer
0uidm zirabe 6is 5ur &eitieiic Der @eWoio'
GiraBc
un6 fc oe6en fcrncr blcrnit glo.3, pab por.
6enaunic Cite mn erlldrcnoe Marie lest nr
Die Suipciiiou aqcr oarin inierelrien 8ereneH
bcrCi IN lno n0B bic 0omnilldte am SehitaD,
bcin neuuien gage i'm 5nni 1914, I'm ll9r
NormiiidpS il0 IN ibrem Gtireau i'm AaiQDaulc
fir ben 5ipcd ocriammeln iueroen nm lreeno
cine In beiaator elite auQci1rie EDnnaGc 6l
rcoioircn gcAcn pclt6e @inmanp bon Peroneh
erbobcn piro, tie basin intctclnrl 81 lem ue'
Gu1ene 6. Oranuan,
SDhu T. Snniptb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Guoenc 6. Grammar,
SUlu \. SnnfDro,
trrrS 81 Viffufcu
qarran Der strahensnrabrnhs. GommINars

" / / m c, ~. WiQl l3l4.
Sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9oWnull1re IN per
Giaoi Baltimore MAIDEN 1cn1dB Den NnrlDrilleu
bcs Baltimore SinoisGbdricrs 6icrmit beiduL
6af ne bic 9luiitdQugs einar ociaiairicn gilr
dller 5ugeipro0cnen @nti6aoiannoen peturla0'
ten llnfoIicn mo auieregicH gSerlqerDobMHgel
uc0ii cincr erlldrcnocn NGric dnictlAcu licbtll
In &erbuoung nit oct O0noemrlrnn0 uuo
Gmiirnung ocr EpcAb, Sirn6c, BON Der pouato,
siraec bis 100 SUB wcitlih BON mn parallel
3ur 0iiQip Sirabe acmdb Der am i6. gu9nl
1909 unterjetOnelcn Sernronung 9tc. 3sf pt9
WiQpors uno Staoirnibs bon Ndlilmote.
Sic NuilnQcn mcrbcu lid aui bcloe @cilea
Der Citcno sSra6e cni6icBu0 oeren Neii et
iircdcn mo iie mlncn BON Der Nplp1to 4ltuBe
bic 100 SUB pcitli6 BON bcr Gniap' @ir0be.
lluo iie Geben erncr Qicrmii gioii3. oab oor
bcnlnntc Cite mn erilncenoc 5tdrie lepl lut
bic Snipciiiou nllcr ourin lllercllititn fetlpNeN
6ereil IN mo onB Die GonAildre am Sleria0
oem ucuuicn zane i'm Snni 1914, UNI 4 llpr
8orulittaqs, lid IN brcm Niirc0u I'M halQ0uhle
fir ben 3ped OCrinmnicn merocn, nm ltAeho
cine IN 6eingicr Cite auaeiiiblie lbdta9e gu
rebioircn, gegcu tuel0e Ginpduo non kerloHcu
erbobcn miro, bic BARN inicrclliri jn lelh Des
Guecne g. Oirnnnan,
SpUn 9. Gnnipto,
SarrD ~ NnlrD,
@uHmiidrc.
Gnae q. 0lcSaers,
CSunil ID Geri,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02
Qnrean ber siahrnbngM0rndla-NpmmliIart.


gnrcau Der strahrn0ngm6rndSGUm
Nd III M o I G. 20. Wat l0l4.
Sie observation-disclosures eoMmlllnlc ~ oet
Stn0t Baltimore mnOen pcnnB Dcli &prWIllt'
Ocs Baltimore StnnisQD0ricra bcrmii belhMM,
0aB lie bic 2niittlung elmer ociniutlet Flllp
nlcr BQciprOdencn @niibuoinnnRcu DcturlNW.
ten uulnlien mo nulCrlenieH YScrtberDuVMlesn
urbn ciner erildrenocn Nurle olicril0fl ueBsN
IN 8crhnoung nit Der GDnornullYp u li'lo
GmlCGnna ocr Gnsnm. Stragc, ool pel KY
bom SrnBe bis ann Wii0oirl Rr0ttQ utan fu
0diite Der &utom Srn6e bon oct lpUppln.
SiraBe Dis 3u elmer gtne 6j sun liiQl'p oppy!l
uno parallel 81 ocriclber nenaB oet uh du'
9u9int 1909 unter3cibnciel AQfotolglng, g T., ~ ~
397 ocS 0Gapors nlo Staoirat6b non Haulm2fe.
Ee gMildQcn iucrocn no alll neiyfd 1f liell
Der Nuidu @irdBc. ciulOlicbliW pvtfl' SStl
iircden mo iie unliailet hYl qgs ~559leilg lg
brand bcs Rniapsco jlib.r ult InDNtnie der
1iodhnlii. Stra6c 30 5i cincr Nitie SO ,SilB
ublih nnnon nfo parallc 3n ocrlcncn
inns he ocbcn icrner bictnul goh3. ouB nor
bcnqirute qine un0 etll0renoe Anfie lest fir
bic Nninclfou allcr onrn nierelnrltn &erlonc1
bereit HI ms naB Die GDmWiilute an NicNiaq,
oem mcunien Ease i'm Snn 1913, nm 4 llbr
gSorntttaue Nc6 III iblcal lilrc. lnl Ndib0auic
fir 0cn 3iUcd bfrnnnclu pptoeN, nm irgeno
cine In bcidQicr Niiic auAcinDtle ADdnndc 81
reborcn, pcacn wclhe 0inmalq poll Rerlpncn
crboDtn miro, ole ourln lueielUl 81 lelli ba'
V'"P''"' 0naeur Is. cirnanau,
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staStiide @efnnntmadlnnaen.


ghrenn Der Gtra6cuonrM6rnMs GOmmiiiarc.
more. ~. NDril 1914
PIE sa9saoar&ggg9s SomTlgrs Se, ma9f sG
mprcr SiaotGGdrer 800. N1i0nih bclalni.
6ab iie Die criie @eriammlmg an Snnncriag,
peu uicricu sag i'm Suni 1914, &ormlliaas mn
n llbr IN ocm 9ircnu Der @onlmilidre i'm
NntlDnulc, abb0itcu meroen, nm Die 9oumnGi
aus5uiben uno Ole i0ncn ii6erragencn nm
bon iDnen bcrlangicn 4fl0ien 81 erliinen inl
Ncircli 0cr GDaoemNrnun rno Smle6nnn Der
SoGuion- SiroRc bon tcr Siioieiic Der gSinoer.
Sirahe bis no SUB iiiolid onoon mo parallel
on5u gcmdb Der an i6 @nauii 1909 ruicr'
8cbHcllu &eroronunq 9lr 3s7 bca W.anors
uno Staoirai6 bon Siaoiraibs BON Baltimore.
0natnc e. Ornuuan,
Subu 9 Gauinro,
oartD r. 9lemep,
9ommiidre
0nacuc a. 0loogetS,
(glpr90. .Nai7 1927 .2s,5 ,5nni2) Glerf
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Nnacnc g. Grammar,
Suhu T. Sauluro,
NnrrD u. 9ienlcn
0nmmindrc
Nnncuc a. 9looncrS,
(gtpr30 N,ai7 t421 sSuni2) Glerf

Warcau Der eirahcrbnrG6rnds 6umnindre.
baltimore. 20. glprll 1914,
Dc Observation-Disclosures @omniiire mlden
bicrmit In llebercinitmmung nit Dem Hnltl'
murer Gta6i9bdrier 800, Abl6utii. helmlnt,
oab iie bic erie &eriammhlng ON S9nncritn1,
If llbr IN neiu Nilrcau Der 0unimiinre I'M
9atBbaHie, obbnlien peroen, nm bic &oamaat
0us5liiben nuo bic ibncn tperirnocnel lino
bon i0ncn bcrlanQicn Rili@icn 8n crilen I'M
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Tprt Gupingiun JlDao, bon ocr Sholciie oer
QSiu0cr zirubc bio 80 elmer zine pnrahel lno
no SnB iholh non ocr Siinicite Der gSlnoeri
Gtrnhc ocmdB Der an l6 NuNuii 1909 nnet
5cimncicn &eroroutnQ glr. 3S7 ocs Dla0ote llno
Gugmc g. Cirnuuau,
SuDu 4. Snnirrb,
Nnrrn u. Gcntlei
QoiHmiiidre.
0nacuc N. 9lUoacrc,
(9lhr80 wlai7 7.tl2f2S,Snni2) Gerf
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@hrcam Der etrahcuonrh6rmS 6pmmIHdre.
Na ~ more, 90 glprl 1914
Gc etragenour0Gnld5 Gom~idsrc ma0en
bieriuit IN lebecculiimumnp mil Dem Naliis
tnorcr Gidot Charter. 500 glbi6niii 6eiannt
ban ie 0ie eriie Setlammunq am cpnneritaa,
tc5t uicricu Sag i'm sSnui 1914, Gorniiaos mt
II llbr. IN oen Nureau Der Gcmnhiidrc. i'm
lntfnaaic, nb6atcr mcroen, inn Sic &onmadt
dlissuiihcn NIB oc ihncn h6erhngcuen uno
bon ibncn perlanNtcn 4iiMtcn az cIiiincn i'm
Geircii Ger NpHoemnirniln uno shnefnna her
Gnd. eirahc, hon per QGitieunie Ser G6cuilrnbe
dis ann giiboienoc Der Sod 5irabe genldb Der
am iG 9liigult 1909 unicrscidnden Gcroros
ning glr. 3s7 oe9 V'a0oys nno 9iaoiratbs bon
@uacne G.. Grammar,
Subu =. Snnipro,
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fnscnc r. slpo8srs,
(elpr3o. .Noi7 l42t.gsSuni2) Glerf
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Yircrn Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bunlmiidrc.
Nnlttmore %. 2lpril 1914.
0ic Observation-Disclosures Gomniiiarc madcr
bicrmli IN uehTelniiimnurig nit Dem Nnliis
morcr Ginbtf0baricr. 500. glbl6niil beiann.,
00f iie Die crlie &criammluug ON Sunncrlinn,
pcH uicrtCn Eag I'm Snni 1914, &ormltags nm
# llbr. In hem Niircau Der 0ouniildrc. I'M
9atlganie, abboltcn mcrocn, mn Die &olmn6t
nnssniiben unb ole ibnen i6criragenen mn
bon ibnen pcrlauqien l1li6irn 81 erliluen int
@clreii Der 0Dubcmnirntg nno ShlirRnng Ger
VocnsS Strahc bon hcr 6isSirnbc bis GmOun's
Snns aemdb Der am rs. 9lnQnii 1909 uniers
Scimneicn Gcroronunq glr 3S7 ocs 0nDors
mo Sia0raips bon Baltimore
0uaeic 6. @rnnnan,
SDbn 9. SnuiDro,
NarrD ". NcmlcD,
0onmiidre
0aqcue q. Nuoacre,
(slpr30 Olai7il.2 2s.Nnl2) elerf
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gbrcon ser etrabcaonraOrnals eummiHarr

ghrean bcr snahcaburmornals Gumnifarr
NaltimOre, 20. glpri 1914
Sic SrnbenonrDbruds eonlnlinare modcn
biernit In llehcrcininmurn mil 0cm Naliis
morer Sia0tGrdrier s29. IbiMniil befanni
oaB Iie Sic crlie 6crlammlnng ON Snnnrritnn
ben ncrtrn san i'm Snni 1918, Sotmiiq0s UNI
8latE6anic, a66aiieu meroeu, I'm pic Sollnahi
ansShi6en mn bic iVne upefiraaellcn mn
BON innen bcrlanQicn @ili6ten ~ crfiiucn i'm
Nrircff 6er NonDrmnirnnn nno GMicmna ocr
nur6ueitlidlen Sdiitr bcr eigno etraRc, BON
oer anle Sic has irii6cr pon 4leTanoer eono
bis an cincr Qinie ITO SUB iiioliob bon mno
paraiicl All Der en0lnie oer gsinbcr Shobc.
ocmdb ocr an iG. gmGuit 1909 nnieBci1neien
@croroulue gr. gs7 oes N9apprs uilo Staois
euaar s.. Oirnuunu,
Suhn 9. Sanioro,
SarrD Y. 9lemlcH,
Gonmiidrc
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(9lpr30 ini7.1ii21.2s.Snl2) Slerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

%dTc 5ur &eiie ms gInSIanO tc.
Iurst 6. Slainr, glr. -llS, Ch.sSalh.
mOre.Stry ua9e Sutton SOmie SIOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

@Rreau Der eiranenbnrm6ruds Gummifarc.
&nttt tmorc. 90 glprIl 1914
Itc GtrabcncnrD1ride Gomuirdrc madlen
bicntlt IN llcUrcirlinnunQ uii ncm @alhs
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Metfnatiic, adealten pcgoen, itn SIC 0olmaht
nnspinhcr uno ole ihucit i6crilaocner mo
bon i6nch bcrlanaicr &ili0ien 40 ctillen int
Nin6ereiranc pon her Gitiuie oer Sobnions
GtraEe bis Sur Gilinic Der ScnrO grdfe aes
nrd6 Scr am i6. sln0ull 1909 unterSeINuclen
@eroronung Jlr. 3st oce glcDorD uno Siaoii
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0arrN y. 5cmlcn,
FormiNdre.
Gu1rrc y. 9iaoarrc
(slpr9o Nloi7i4.2i 2s.Nml2l Glri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

@Hrran Der etrabcnbnrAbrnds 6ummifidrr
Baltimore, 29 Nnrll 1914
Sic observation-disclosures eohlminurc ma0efi
bicrniii IN llchereinfiluuluHQ mil oeul Aallis
morcr ctantGGdrtcr S29 2lliGniii bclnuni
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bon ibno pcrlonaien 3ilinicn ~ criincn i'm
Qcircif her 0nubcmuirnng nnc Sdlennun ocr
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Centrum Der Snnpouoer Slr bls Sinoipren5e.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

gErcnu ber etragcn6nrnbrmGs 0unmindrc
Walttmore 90 9pril 1914.
Sic Shatenourcbor0s eomminQre nlo4en
biermit In lcncrciniiinimuAQ MI oeul ynliis
hob he Sic critic GeriGnmurQ am 0nnneritnB,
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II nor In ocin Miircnu Der 6omnrdre. I'M
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GommiM1re.
Gunere 4. N5.Dcrs,
(slpr30 .Wlal1ll,21,2S,Snni2) @lerI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

gArcau Der sraBeuonrm6nits G0ommiiNic.
baltimore, %. glpril 1914.
Sic StGbcnour0hrud)e Gollnilidre ma0cn
biermit In llebercintimnna NIT oem galii'
morcr Siabi.@Odricr $50. Abl6ntii. beldltm,
bab lie bic cre &eriamln,linQ am Spnueriinn,
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II llbr, in oem 9iirca 0er 6oMnillnre w
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bon i6neil ocrlauQien Rilicbien 81 erilllcn i'm
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ocmdb Der am i6 guput 1909 unier3ci1ncien
@cror0nnng gir. 3S7 ocS NioDors nno Siool'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-02

gHrcan Der etrahcnonrdbrHds 6pmmihare
8aIttmore, 20. april 1914
Gic Sirabenour@bru6s 0ommllldre mqdcn
bermii IN llebcreinilinimun1 nit oeHl golil'
morer Giaot06dricr. 500 NlblOniii beidnut
oab hc sic crfe &eriammhu0 ON Spnneritug,
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ansjiiibcn uub Die i1ncn n0crrn9cncn nno
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SRbofaSdliie ber sHcil elraRcJ phnl oer SOD.
Girabe bic 3lir 9ioroolilciic Der e1rcQs @l{ube
i6. 9uQnn 1909 unicr5eiNneiclt NcroroiRina
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iimore. anll.
Subn =. eQaiorn,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-01
FOR NATIONAL HONOR.

The House OF Representatives. late
last evening. declared for national
honor as against a distorted reading
Of the meaning Of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty. which saves the country from
becoming q reproach among the ma
tons OF the earth. This result was
secured in the final vote of the pro
ceedings on the passage of the bill
providing for the repeal of the tolls
exemption clause In the Panama Ca
nal Act-24s to 162. The majority of
Sc is fully up to the expectations OF
the friends OF the measure. but II
would have better expressed the sane
reasoning and the preponderance OF
sentiment in the country at large had
the majority been swelled to greater
proportions.
When the complexities that entered
the fight are considered. however. and
the queer alignments and combina-
tons are recognized. the vote for a
ffOENA VI pui AitdAg
obligations can be viewed as a definite
enough protest against any violation
OF those obligations. II not only sus-
tains the confidence the worlds gov
ernments have reposed in US. but It
preserves our own self-respect and the
reputation for fair dealing we have
earned in our just treatment OF all
peoples OF all countries.
President Wilson is to be congratu-
lated on the firmness of his patriotic
attitude against the impairment OF
our established prestige with other
nations. and the country that it has
not been Inundated by the success of
mistaken judgments and the wrongful
Interpretation of our pledged word.