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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
WILL ASSIST STRIKERS

Lansing. Mich, Jan. 29.-Labor
leaders of Michigan holding official
positions In almost every vocation af-
hliated with the Michigan State Fed
Grafton of Labor. united their forces
In conference at the State Capitol
To-Day 70 decide upon a plan for rails
ing funds to assist the striking conner
miners of the Calumet region, I'm CON
tinuing the industrial war which has
been waged since last July.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
SUBSCRIPTION DANCE HELD
FEBRUARY 4 AT MASONIC HALL

Members of the younger society set
are arranging an extra midwnter
dance to be held at Masonic Hall on
the evening of February 4.
On the committee of arrangements
are Thomas Baldwin, George Com
stock, Lester A. Hamilton, John Ma
goon and Henderson Gilbert
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
MIDWINTER PARISH SOCIAL
TO BE HELD THIS EVENING

A midwinter parish social will be
held this evening, at Cathedral hall,
North street, at Sis o'clock, with
many special features of pleasure.
There will be games of bridge.
euchre and five hundred and an elab-
crate musical program by the Loeser
orchestra.
A buffet luncheon will be served by
the girls of the St. Cecilia club, at
tired in red and blue uniforms.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
BANK HEARING IN SEATTLE

Seattle. Wash, Jan. 29.--Bankers
from various cities in Washington and
Alaska came here to-day to attend
the regional bank hearing conducted
by Secretary of the Treasury William
G. McAdoo and Secretary of Agricul-
ture David r. Houston, the organiza-
tion committee
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
WILL GIVE "a PRAIRIE ROSE

Blain, Pa, Jan. 29.-On Saturday
evening the Blain Dramatic Troupe
will present the play, entitled "a
Prairie Rose" in the Courthouse at
New Bloomfield. This will make, the
fourth production of this play this
season.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
EMPLOYEES AT CONFERENCE
Special to The Telegraph

Dillsburg. Pa. jan ga Bible
conference and revival is now in
progress in the Messiah Bible and
Mission Training School at Grantham,
near Dillsburg, to continue for sew
eral weeks.
The Noodle Works located at that
place stops work at o'clock in order
to give the employees ample time to
get their supper and come to the serv-
ices in the school, which is located
near the factory.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
LEE SEATED BY SENATE

Democrat, was seated by the Senate
yesterday as the first Senator from
Maryland elected directly by the peo-
pie, succeeding Senator William p
Jackson, Republican. His commits
sion was accepted by vote of So to
IA
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
CARDS WITH MRS. TITLE

Mrs. Levi Title, of 1906 North
Third street, pleasantly entertained
the members of the Tuesday Night
club at cards. Games of five hundred
were found most interesting. The
prize winners We're Mrs. Guy S. Vog..
Mrs. Frank Basch and Mrs Levi Tit
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29

Miss Katherine Lyter, of 232 North
Fourteenth street, entertained or
Wednesday evening at five hundred
Miss Haller won first prize.
Russell Holstein, of Philadelphia, IL
visiting friends In this city.
Miss May Lyter, of Reading, is Wis.
iting relatives at 232 North Four.
teenth street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
GUESTS ENJOY MUSIC

Guests of Mrs. Anna Himer. of
Church street. Camp Hill, spent a
happy evening with cards and music.
A buffet supper followed games of
five hundred and there We're musical
numbers on the piano by Miss Anna
Himer and a vocal solo by George
Himer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
81 YOUNGSTERS IN
HOUSE Of DETENTION
Keeper Kunkle Files Report Fol
l9l3-Twenty-five in Juvenile
Court Tomorrow

Eighty-one chill
dren - siXty-seven
boys and fourteen
girls were con-
fined for varying {
periods of time al
the House of De-
tention d u RI n G
1913. according to
the annual report
fl | e d w | t h the
county com m 1 s :
SiOners by William,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29

1nefe VIII oe a meeting OF the East
Harrisburg Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union Friday afternoon, Jan
uary 80, at o'clock. at the residence
of Mrs Fl. A. McKelvey. 205S Derry
street. Mrs. Nj. E. Rollison will lead
on the subject Temperance in the
Public Schools"
Mrs Edward F. Dunlap, of North
Second street, is expected home to-
morrow from Richmond, Va, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Miss Anna WOLF, of $40 East street,
has returned to the city after visit
at Philadelphia, Reading and Leb-
anon.
Charles Clayton, of Philadelphia, is
visiting at the home of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Ephraim McCleary, 1856
Vernon street.
Mrs. Harry Bare, of Philadelphia,
who spent the past several months
with relatives at Hummelstown,
leaves tomorrow for the Quaker
City.
Jack Minsky, of PHILADELPHIA, has
returned home after visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Wilensky, at 141S
North Third street.
Mrs. Guy S. Vogt, of 1926 Green
street, will entertain at Five. Hundred
Friday evening at her home.
Miss Georgia Cox, of York. will
give weekend house party for Miss
Carrie Zimmerman. whose engage
ment is just announced.
Mrs. Isaiah Reese, of 1927 North
Sixth street, was hostess yesterday for
the ladies of the Wednesday After
noon Bridge club.
Raymond Mccain, grandson of
James McCann, Race and Hanna
streets, has returned from Lehigh Uni,
Versity to spend few days with his
grandparents.
Miss Edna Trostle, clerk in City
Clerk Miller's office, is i'll at her home,
1445 Berryhill street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kepford
have returned home to Henrietta after
visit with Mr. and Mrs. William
Kepford at 353 Hummel street.
Mrs. Samuel e. McElhoes, of 2027
PETER street. will entertain this even
ing at five hundred
Mrs. Wilson W. Starner, of 444
South Fourteenth street had a meet
ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Melrose Division. Order of Railway
Conductors, at her residence yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Christ. of
257 North street. entertained at an in
formal dinner last night compliment
tary to Mrs. Eugene R. Hutton and
Miss Ruth Hutton, of Philadelphia,
who are visiting Mrs. j. Frank Strock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Orville Hickok, of
Front and Locust streets, are home
after trip to Boston and Dover.
Massachusetts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
TWO GIRLS HAVE APPENDICITIS

Miss Rachael Marzolf, aged 20, of 32s
Emerald street, and Miss Helen Tigh-
man. 20.aof 104 Tuscarora street were
operated on for appendicitis at the
Harrisburg Hospital yesterday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
STOPPED HIS
DRINKING
This Wife and Mother Saved
Her Husband Over
Ten Years Ago
SHE WILL GLADLY TELL YOU HOW
FIR ZEE
Write to Her Today. Send No
Money. She Has Nothing

For over 20 years Jas. Anderson Of
Hillburn, N. Y, was confirmed drunk
ard. His case was about as bad as it
Ecould be, but a little over ten years ago
his devoted wife, after years of trying,
finally succeeded in stopping his drink
ing entirely.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
Marshall Kelley With Grandparents.

T-Pendlng the handing down of a final
order in the habeas corpus proceedings
instituted by Mrs. Josephine Kelley TO
get possession of her four-year- old son.
Marshall Judge Henry. Lebanon yeS
terday decided to allow the child to re-
main in his grandparents care tempo
rarily. The Court will give a deci
The fight to keep the boy was con-
Quoted by William Kelley. Marsha lis
father. Mrs. Kelley is suffering keenlv
the loss of her boy and was reported
last evening to be ill at her home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29
EAST HARRISBURG w. C.T.U.

There will be meeting of the East
Harrisburg Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union Friday afternoon, Jan
uary 80, at o'clock. at the residence
of Mrs. Fl. A. McKelvey. 205S Derry
street. Mrs. Nj. E. Rollison will lead
on the subject Temperance in the
Public Schools"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-29

Viewers to Meet February a.-Harrv
smith, viewers recently appointed bv
the Dauphin County Court to assess
6enefts and damages which may accrue
street from Emerald to Woodbine- viii
meet on the ground at 10 O'clock Feb
ruary 8. The first adjourned meeting
Is hXed for the following day in the
COunclI chamber. at the Court house
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
&ater 0ormeN foot.

6 y tco9o ST., t6. @lGr5.
Satcr Maurice s. Gornep, elmer ser
popnldrltcu @ciltli6en ser fat6oli-
iben STRIDE auf 6eiOen Seiten OeS
9ltlantii9cu O3cons, lit bier gcItern
im Nlercp-Soipital ans Dem iroii6en
9eben geidicOen.
Tater NorneD mar felt ne6r ais
80 Sobren i'm 6tod Dar0 -0iItrift,
ais Seeliorgcr Der ct. @o6ricls-air-
pe, plelen GalienOen Gin treuer @e-
ratber, 9ei6iibcr rno 1SreunO, unO
lern glnle5en critredte iit6 ielbIt bis
5unl &eiBen Sauie.
Sbmo6l i'm Staote 0}oiia1uiettS
9eDoren, mar er elmer scr eiirigiten
SerIe6ter DER Some 9iule" -9eItre-
Dlrigen iiir Srluno Gen Can't oQer
5rlanocr ermarb er ii6, ais er Dor
Sabren ais Der @ertrauensmonn Scr
olesleltigen irlGnoiicben SSii6rcr al
CHARLES Stepart &orneQ in 2on0on
9elanOt wnrOe. Gr ii6cr6ro9te Dem
parlamcntoriiben irl0noiiden Sii6-
rer Die 0ofmnente, pel6e 6emieieL
Dab ole 9eidulOiglmgen OcS 0euuu-
5ianten %igott, peI6cr i6n nit Ser
bre6en in @er6inoung 6riugen poa-
tc, uelde feline 9lusiioBllng ans Ocm
llnter6altic 5iir 6olae ge6abt mo Ocn
Some 9fule~ -9eitreblu-
Gen einen idmcrcu StoB pericBt 6a'
ben miirocn anf 6dlic9umg bcrli6teu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
@eoen SiuOeror6eit.

9le N SrleunS, So., 16. M1r5.
Sn elmer Nloiienueriommllmg,
pelhe oen 9eginn Der 10. &inOers
orbeit9,J SSnbres Gnnieren5 ,nlorfirte,
6ieIt geitern Or, 6elir 9loIer BON
9}elu-9orf cine 9le0e, welde inn g8e
ieutli6en OoS @rogromm Ser gai5en
Gonieren5 ent6ielt. Ir. 9lOler iebtc
ieinen 3u6orerrL melGe iiG 5unl gro
ben S6eil ans 9(r6eitern 5uiamnen-
pbterL ouseinonOer, 0aB Oie 9lr6eiten
oes gfotionolen &inOeror6eit Gomi.
te's Oeien &oriibenOer er iei, eiit
cipililatorii6es @eprGge unO me6r
Bertb wie bloBeS WlitleiO bGtten
Oenn iuOem man Oie Ginoer aus Den
6abrifen iernbolte, 6emirfe man ei.
ne @rb05uug Der 906ne Der ermad-
ienen 9Ir6eiier nno tbuffe Ooourb
eihe 9er6eiierung ser Gage OeS gan.
gen 9lrbeiteritanoes.
Gin &inO, wel6eS BON Ser So6rif
ferngebolten miro" iogte Gr 9lOler
nfonn ii6 cine oute 9ilOung oueia.
nen III . lit ipGtcr ocr @ei6ditsweIt
poh pirflifcm 9{lbcn." Sn ser Moi.
icnuerlonlmhmg wclde in einem
@arf obge5olten mutOc unO meldc
&arOinol Gibbons nit einem @e6et
cr0iinete, 1ieIten cine Mcnge 9leOner
glniproNem Oorunter Gr56ii6oi
9lnnf BON giew SrlconS, 9leron-
Der Sobnion bon GinelonO, 9}.-S1
mo 6rorlein Some 9looomS bon
G6icogo. Sic Gonfcren5 mir0 bis
Wlitmo@ in Sibung 6lei6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
SOmmeriis uon NOtidlaftern.

y cmporf, u. s, 16. N}1r5. ~
0rei @oi6inetoner 9otihoiten, Die
Oerti6e, uliiiicbc lmo iponiide, beo6-
ii6tigen, in Oieiem Sabre ibren Som-
merits 6ier6er 81 uerlegen. Ser
oeutid6e 9otibaitsratb, Or. Saniel
uon Soim6anien, bat cin groBeS
SauS an Ger 2eroD-9lpeliue gemiet6et
uno miro Oie 9eitllng ser @eiAGftC
ser 9oti6oit iiberne6men mG6reno
Scr 9otidoitcr. @rof lSo6auu Seiu-
rid oon gernitorff ieinc 6crieu in
Ocuti6lanO rerlebt. 9luf einem 9e-
Iibt6um all Scr 9elepue 9IDemlc, penn
Goiino gegcniiber, miro ii6 Der ruff
ibc 8oti6aiter George 9ofbmeteff
einquartieren, ino Senor Don Suon
9iiouo y @auangos miro in Oen nod.
item Gaocu crmartct, I'M feline @a6l
SIT treffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

Gnr[ g8iISermtt6 neitpr6en.

9tew Yorf, 16. @ldr5. ~ Giner
Ser 6efonnteiten Oerlti6en 9epo6ner
poil SiiO 9rooflpu lit nit Dem am
Somitog peritor6enen aorl @iloer-
mlh6 bon 9ir 1902, 3. glUenue, ga.
bingegonaen. Sn Geiti6lono ge6iir-
tig, fam Der iebt @er6li6ene in jun-
gen So6ren nod 9lmerifo mp eta.
bIirte li6 III Siio-9rooflDn @r er-
rei1te ell 9lter bon "a So6ren uno
6interldBt Oie @attin Mort6o uno
5wei &inOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

Oem GongreB ii6er sic 9inge 9eri6t
81 eritotten, rpelde fir Den SonOels-
uerfebr BON 9eOeuttng iinO unO Oa
ran geiebgeberiide Gori1ldge 81
fniipfeu. Gie Gomniiiion lit befugt,
3eugen uor3ulaOen uno Die Inter
breihng BON Gofrmenten 81 oer-
langeH.
. e5ug BON 6ormpro0ufter
Ourdl 4 odetpOit
@eneralpoitmeiiter 9urleion 1ot
geitern ciu 9lnenoement 81 oen
@udetpoitporidriiten gutge6eiBen,
inter melbenl Butter, Gier 6riicbtc.
@emiiie, @eiliigeI mo mOere 9lrtifel
in @adeten, Die pon 20 bis 90 giO.
piegen, in Der eriteu unO 5peiten
@odetpoit5one, in SGohteln unO
4iiten, lpie iol6e BON GrpreBgeiell-
i6often ongenonnen werOen, Der
ionot ueroen fonnen.
Gie @erfiigung ge6t peiter Oo6in,
ooB @odetc, Die 20 @ilno oOer peni
ger wiegen mie 6isber6e6anOeIt wer.
oeu, uno in iol6er @eiie berpodt
iein miiiien. ooB iie o6ne Sdooen IN
SGden nit onOeren 9lrtifeln iider
6eforoert peroen fonnen.
Sntcrnutionoler San
bells GonQreb.
@lit groBem Snterciic lit bier Oie
9lo6riGt nernonmcn porOen, OoB
ser 9lusi6uB ocs internotionolen
Sonoclsfommcr-GougreiieS am 26
0idrj in 9riiiiel 5uiommentreten
miro, Inn sic &or6ereitlinoen fiir Oen
am s. Suni in @oriS togenOen 5luei-
id6rliden GongreB al treiien. @eil
10 pielc mihtige internotionole Sro-
gen Scr Grleoigung barren, Oiirite
BON bier aus Der GoridIag semo6t
meroen Elm pcrnanenteS Bureau IN
europa 81 crribten, Dem olle Oeror.
tige ,Sra9en porgelegt neroen lollen
Gle 8etteruusii6teu
Sdones Srii6io6rspetter miro
pG6reno ser louienOen @ohe foit
inn gon5eu 9anoe 6erriden unnn
man Sen &rop6ejcirngen Oes Bun.
oes @etter6ureouS troien Oori
Ger geitern olisgcge6ene oiii5ielle
9eridt loitet: nGns @eiter 6lei6t
oorlduiig Die gon5c 9torOgren5e euN-
lang, oitliA Der groBen Seen, poll
fommen unbcr0nOcrt.
Gie nG6ite beoelltenOe Gerdnoe
rlng ser &itteriing oiirite in Nen
Oitli1en Staoten en- 6reitag eintrc.
ten. sic miro BON Hegen, gum S6eil
BON 9dueefdQen 6egleitet iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
@cOcnffcicr in Bolton.

80 Iho II, Moii. l6. @}dr5. ~ Sci
0cr gcitcrn 9lbcnO bier a6ge6ultcnen
cinlcitenoeu 6cicr DER jdbrliden po-
triotiidcn Seier Der GGirmmg 80
Iton'S our6 Ole. 6ritiiden Iruppcn
ocs aonigs @corae OcS Gritteu, H..
MlGr5 t776, mar @oupcrucur @ollb
Scr Souptreoncr. Gic 6cier gclongt
am fommeuocu Giemtog nit ciuer
Sruppcnparaoc mo eincn 9oufett
gum 9l6i6liB. Gie SleOc oes @ouUer-
ncurs be6anocltc porluiegeno &c,
Ihihtli6c Greigniiic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

gen. Slen5pusfi lit 6eiduIOigt, cine
Gioline inn @ertbe bon $500 geito6
len 5u 1o6en. 9lls &lGger miro ein
g}erp.0 .0orfer Nluiifolien6GhOler ge-
noint, bon mel6em Sle5Dnsfi OaS
Snitrument inter Dem Gorlpon0 er.
longt bo6en ioa, er moQc Die Gioltuc
einem 6reruoe 5eiacn ser Tie 81 fou-
len piiniGe.
allie @orteien fiir @e6r.
&eritGrfuug.
9onOou, t6. @idr5. - Cine 9es
peide ocs ,Goilp Gelegrap5" ans
ct. @eterS6urg melOet, Die COME.
ren3 5miiGeu Dem @remer, 0en N}it-
glieOern Oes Cabinets unO Oen 6rof-
tionsfii6rern Ser 0umo bo6e cine
@in6elligfeit ser 9lniicbteu oQer poli-
tii6en %orteien ii6er Die g}ot6men.
oigfeit ge5eigt, OaB 9luBlanO binter
oen itdrfiten @}ilit0rntd6ten niGt
3uriidite6eu oiiric. @ie inOeiien Oos
@elo fir meitere &iiitung5mede ouf-
gebro6t peroen ioQ, iit wie Der Gor-
reiponOent meloet, INNER nod I'M.
enti6ieOeu Oo1 iprede man BON Ell
nem So6ofs- uuO eiuem 9fop6tbo-
Otonopol sur Sedlmg Der &erluite,
meIGe Olrc6 oie @infiibrung bon 9lI.
fobol-&eformen entitanOen iinO.
9ioOium &ergeu0ung
in europa.
&oris,. 16. Mdr5. 9iiHorO
@enroic, Elm @eologe, ser frii6er ais
@roieiior an Der llniperiit0t BON G5i-
cogo lpirfte irnO gegenpGrtig nit et.
ner llnteriuGung Der Eager BON 9io-
oiumer5en in alien SdnOern 6ei6di-
tigt lit, erflGrte geltern, OoB europa
iidb elmer unenti6uIO6oren @ergeu-
Oung BON 9ia0ilm i6ulOig mode,
ser Gin6olt ge6otcn merOen ioQtc.
Gin GROCER E6eil ser 9fooiumer5e
Oes StooteS Colorado iogte er,
oge6t beute perloren, neil iie nm Oes
llraniums miaen Oos ie ent6olten
naG europa perfouit merOen, mo
bier fein @erili6 gemo6t miro, i6ren
&oOiumge6alt feit5uiieaen uno aus
5uniiben." @eiter iogte &r. @enroie,
OoB 5weiiellos cine 3eit fommen
peroe, in Der Oie @elt ,einen genii-
genOen Gorrot6 an &oSium 6eiiben
merOe. @egenmdrtig tomme ser
gr0Bte @rtrog aus COLORADO; Die 50.
ger in GornmoG ieieu oiel geringer
ertragrecb mO Oos 6o6miide Gr5,
ans Dem Oie @uries i6ren @orrat6
6e5ogen lieiere gegenpdrtig einen
ie6r menig befricOigenOen Grtrog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
9S6Snir ous Ser NlIdlc.

Gbtcogo, ST., 16 @idr5. -
Gas Dor etluo 5pei nieoerge6ronnte
AominiItrotionsqebGuoe OeS oeut-
I1en eOongelii6en 9e6rerieminors
in Giper 6oreit, lnmittel6ar an ser
Stootgren5c gelegen miro ioiort
picOer oufge6out peroeit 3ie
ldmmtliNen 6ieiigen, ser Niiiiouri-
SDnooe ange60rigen @emeinOen ia.
ben iib er6otcn, nod &rditen 81 ser
Gedung ser Soften, etpu $4,000,
beButrugen, un0 eS murOen 6ereitS
bel Oen 9eitrigen @ottesoicniten
GolIefteu Oaiiir er6oben Die einen
iebr onie6uliden 9etrog ergaben.
Sic Se6rer Gonferen5 miro Oofiir
lorgen oaB eS oad al Sen notbigen
&o6en fiir Oie Yi6liot6ef, oas @1u.
iellm unO oos 6eniibe 9o6orato-
riu mui6t mongele. g}o6Oem Oie
Griinmer bon ser @ronoItdtte fort
geidofft iino, miro 6eute ser llnter-
ri6t in 'uer 9(nitalt pieoer allige.
nommen perOen.
Gas GoucorOia College in 9fiOer
Soreit mar 6efonntlid inn Sfto6er
Oorigen SSa6res eingepei6t iuoroen,
uno Die Spno0e lpuroe oaber OltrG
Oos 6euer, pel1es. zines Der Soupt-
ge6Guoe 5eritorte, ibwer 6etrofien;
iie perlor ober Oen N}ut6 nidt ion.
bern iorgte Ooiiir, OoB iitb aus Ser
Sriimneritdtte in moglibit fir5er
3eit Gin naG e6enOeniel6en 9lGnen
misgeiii6rter prGHtiger glcubou CT
beben miro.
EdTIc cur 0lciIe ins 9luSInn6 beIurot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

9lt1onto, @o., i6. WlGr3. 3u
ocr II. So6rcspcriommlimg Der
,Soutbern 9|cwSpapcr Gubli6crS'
9liIociotion" peIHc 6eitc m0 NOR.
gen bier itottiinOct, truieu eeItern
id)on 5oblrci6e Sbcilnc6mer ein. S5n
Ocr Gonicrcnj wcl6c ii6 bouptidd-
lid nit Dem Nn5eigepeien uno Sro-
9cn iournaliltii6er @t6if beid6itigen
miro, weroen 0ou Is. Seite pon Der
u9lem.0orf @orlo" unO Saion go.
GERS, ocn ScrouS9cbcr OeS p&.-g.
@lobc" 9lcOen baIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
Nlcrifaniidles glQerIei.

&iQa geii6t. - Suerta.9ln5Gnger
bremen bintcr Garrau5a 9a6n-
6riiden nieOer.
Suarca 16. @}dr5. - 9ic
9ur6iiibrrng einer itreugen Geniur
am geitrigen 9l6enO ii6er ale Sele-
grapbeu.9iuien i9eint, mie aQgemein
angeuommcn miro, Ooroui bin5mmei-
fen, OoB eS in Der @egenO bon Sor-
reon 6ereits 5u erniten &dmpfcn &C.
fonmen lit, oocr Dab @iGa ieiueu
lanae aufoei9o6enen 9lngriff uuf Die
StaOt begonnen bat.
@enerol Selip 9lngeleS, mel6er bel
Dem 9lngriff ouf Die Sto0t Die 9IrtiI-
lerie befebligen miro, lit geltern gta6-
mittog na6 Gbi6uaDua a6gegangen.
Oen &e6ellen i'm 81 ii If II.
gtaco, Souoro, 16. @lGr6.-Nln-
6Gnger Der merifanii6en 9fegierlng
6o6en ii6 iiber ole omerifanii6e
@ren5e geito6len unO 6cuurubigen
Gorran5a oaf ieinem M}ori9 no4
Dem SiiOen. Gle bobeu lebte 9la6t
an ser GondnGa- lmo gtogales-Sabn
5mei 9riiden nieOelgeOrannt. Ser
&au9 non anoercu ShoOcnicuerh
Die oIler @obri6einli9feit na1 audi
Don i6nen ongelegt purOen, fonnte
geitGrn pon bier aus gciebcn wcr0eu.
gluf ibrem NParib Our6I6nitten
oie 60Oeralen ii6erna Die Sele9ra-
p6enOrd6te, INN Die lle6ermittellng
Oefinitiper gta9ri6ten 81 DerbinOern.
@iien6abner 6ra9ten geitern Die &im-
Oe bon ser 9deOerbrenniug ser bei-
0en 9riiden, pel6e cine @eian1mt-
lGnge bon $40 SUB 6uoell, bier6er.
Suerta's 3abIungSw Il g G.
rtng. ~
gS a 6ington. 16. 0iGr5. --
ISn Der @rportlng OeS S'S6ougneiz
ID'i6cn 9eri6tS entDielt man Ii6 ge-
iteru bier in &cgiermgstreiien jeoen
Gonlmentors iiber 0dS Gorge6en Ser
$5uerta'i6en Gegierimg, wel9e ere
fldrt bat, OoB iie ii6 meigere, Die Go-
iten fiir Ben llnterDolt Der in Sort
9iB pon Sen Ser. Stuoten 0etinir-
ten merifauii6en 6liiAtlinge 5u tra-
gen. Sfan mics jeoo1 81 gleiber
3eit Oarauf BIN, Dab sic Saltltng Der
@uerta i6en 9iegierimg in Oieier 9ln-
gelegenbeit 5ienli9 6elangloS iei, Oa
Die Ser. Stooten ni6t Ooran Oenfen,
Ole Suerta'ide 9feJierimg an5uer-
fennert umo OaB man ieOenfaas Oie
betreffenOe 9ie9mmg ser neuinitol-
lirten nG6iten orOentlic6en 9iegic-
ring in Der StaOt Merifo iiberrei-
-6elt morOo. 9.l ..i.l9-4 A.l.
SruppenOeritGrfung mad
&ore0o, Ger.
2ittle& 0 If, 9(rf., is. Mdr5.-
@ie bier geitern befannt murOe, 6at
GupitGn SSameS 9. SeiOt, ser Com
manoelir OeS 3. Natoiaons OeS 9.
SrnOes- -Snfonterie &egiments, mel
DIES oif Sort 9ogon $. &oots itatio-
nirt lit, 9eie6l er6olten om HG6lten
0onneritag nit ieinem Commando
no6 9oreOo, Ger, altf5u6re6en. 0as
gatoiaon 5G6lt 280 @lonn unO 20
Sffi5ierc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
Sin Qama fir farner Nrnan.

gtcm Yort 16. W}Gr5. II Ser
gcitcrn pon iii0amerifouiiben Sdfcn
eingetroiiene 0nmpicr o%eroi" brad.
tc ollBer cincr SonlmImg bon ieIte-
ncn Gogeln un0 @ierfiiBlern iiir oen
300 bon @onios-Gitp ein Cana
berii6er, Oas Der 9iirgermeiiter Don
9ucuos glDrcS alS @eibenf iiir
Staotsiefrct0r 9rDon oeididt Bat.
9lls 9rpan Dor GINGER 3cit Die argen-
tiniibe Souptitaot beiu6te, brodtc CT
gciprddslueiie Oen @ini6 5um 9lus-
oru6, cin iolheS E6ier oui ieiuer
6orm in 9}c6rosfa 5u bciibeu, mo
oieicr @uuid6 iicl ni6t alIf talibc Oh
rcE.
lS6Nc arr 9}ciIc iuiS O(uSlnuA hcs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

IaIc cur 0lciIc in's SlnsIan6 beIorat
6. 0iainc, Sir. 413, OitsSaItimOrcs Str,
ma1, GuitOm SOuie glUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
l)rr6trntli6t.
SamOeIss GOmmiifiOns
SsOrlaSe.
Gin 0fme5ug aus Sem Sns
bait 6erielben.

gciugniiic unO Sbdeeen6eiten Der
ncucu s0rperi6oit. II SunoeS-
9lufii6t iiber ale SauOels-Gorpo.
rotioncn nit groBcrem aopitoI.
Sd6rli6er @ei6dits.9lusweis
geioroert. ~ @odetpoit 5um 9c,
5ug BON 6arm.@rooufteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

9SGiic 5ur &eiic in'S glnSlanS DC.
iOrgt 6. 9lainc, glr. 413, Sf-gnlti-
murc.Str,. naBc Gnitum SOnie 9lur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

G6erbourG 16. 0lGr5. n 0c-
tcftip GOmunO Seig6 bonn Sto6e oes
Giitriftsonmalts in giep-Yorf lon0te
aeitern bier an, Inn Ben Sioliniiten
SSoiep6 BON Slen5Dnsfi nod Der amc'
rifonii1cn W}etropolc 5nriid 5l 6rir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17
DGutntirt.
9(larm- -&a6rt6ttn iran.
s6Fi6er @refe.
9mrcb Uffisieae9lrtifel ser
vS0Inii@ct, t3citmag."

Seine Nlobilmaauna ser Gruppen in
ser 9l6ein-@egenO. IT @eidpa-
Ocr,6lug lmter 9eitlruo Oes 5n-
ipcftellrs ser 8licaertrilppen. II
Or. 0ieiel nod am 9e6en2 IT
soa ii6 onoeblib in Canada
aui6altcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

- Sn 6renbOiae, @3c7 flO ofs
%oitomt, 6os Steueraut Nc.
&otel, Elm Stoagebduoe unO e." eea,".onoc
portementSaci6dit cincm @'
gum Spfcr gcfalen.
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