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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-25
ADEQUATE
tcontias.a mon Firsi P.r.l

nishing a special train % the frontier
There The German government gave
as special 20 Berlin where We ar
rived a M. Sunday. The trip vas
made possible By the extreme court
esy o. the German Eovernment
win get in touch with the situation an
Austria and Italy from here"
Mr. Garrison announced that h. had
been advised OF the departure yester-
day from Liverpool for New York OF
the ST. Paul end the Olympic. the
former carrying $50 first class and
$50 second class passengers. and the
latter 5ss nrst 500 second and 34s
third elias passengers
No AID Necessary
The American minister 20 Portugal
Thomas Birch. cabled from Lisbon
that no financial aid Is necessary NJ
TO The present time
Consul Robert Thompson 40 Fix
Ia Chapp'lle Germany. telegraphed
that Americans and British I'M east
Belgium. Llege Neryiers and Spa are
all right. ana that sou-Cum bstaufs are
given fun protection and support.
Consul General UsrEruIe af Dresden.
t"ieg ph"h that hia fauur. o. Hrd Am-
rri'hus Inquired anu4f should cause uo
Dresden 90 the outbreaks or ~. war for
coast cities Tho CONSUL added That De
could easy positively Americans and
th.lr property ere safe in Dresden
The mayors OF MANY OF fn. arrer
DiUns uf rho United States ar# bail r
requested DT che American E.I Cross
i"-hiEhf fI bring about Operative
arrangement with the chamber ~ com
mTfrs. board 81 trade and local Red
ross nrsHnitafipus. whereby fh. SOLE
citing nf contributions Tor tho AmrrI-
can Red Cross European relief .Nu.Ti-
ZION may Do syHtematiEcd and made
more thorough
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sTo PEAoH sHPNEEr

srrr.sI uieuafrr o. trr InfeIIrrfrr.r
ENMNFN. " We. Aug e. rrrfr-
ore carloads 20 peaches rrrfa.rfr-
from 500 f1 1000 carriers rarF a..-r
delivered f0 fhr Hafflrrr~r a UrIr -ar-
r.Hu fr.r fra En-rrr hrar.r enrnr.raH
night These peaches were an r..r..r
o. fna vicinity rf HnrrHw arH Peters.
turE Altogether thia season frarr u.IIr
from 200 a. ifa' cari0ats from enc
EnwrrV section ard from 300 FL r.r
fr.nI hrHHrr ard vicinity aIfnraffar
trrrn u|i D. Dol fre neigh hnrrrHf al
%. carloads from fhr entire BID a
nun, hrr 30 which VIII o. carried b. me
VI cateru Nar1 lard rallFaE
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MANY HURT
When Street Car Jumps Track on a
FilI--lnjuries We're Received
- Jumping

Special rferafrh fr ffs rrfrffFrrrrr
CLARKsBURG vs. Va. Aug "a
q. n Dronr. a FOREIGN Iaborer of
Graseelil received broken ier and
other injuries while a score 81 others
were bruised. sp-airfd and cuf uten
bridgeport street car jumped ffe
track on ON lr fre cor addition
iIsf east cf fh.s city fhis evening. and
hung foffer.nE or che efre % me
Hca The car wac crowded VIII
passengers and those who uara burt
received their injuries tv jumping fo
fhe Ground ton feet below the track
on either eide Drorr ~ In a hoe
pifal
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RBPRISALS
German Soldiers Compelled % Asspt
Strenuous Measures % Protect
Thrrreefgan

UNION. aur %. l.1f m=A
ROTTERDAM despatch 90 the Daily Tsie
.rapl quotes letter written bv a Ger.
man army officer to the DueaaIforfer
Iers0latt ln which he says
We are simply compelled 10 br-,
fl.aere. because civilians. rrpori.ug
women. shoot on our adva-eI--
froous Yesterday civilians from, I
church tower killed several OF NV rr.o-
III. took prisoners an fhe orcur.rf.
OF the church and shot them ana
burned several houses TO teach ne
civilians a lesson
whenever We are fortunate erougb
fo capture frenrh sniprrs We hsr~
them up on thc trees along the -o.S (.
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VICTORY
lconannsa From First pal

ing received a telegram iron, the
r,irister % foreign affairs az Par
is stating that contact had been
established between the opposing
forces al aiona the line and 70
90 the present without advantage
% either side
The message confirmed the re-
Don that the German ai~shfo
Zeppelin No. Q had been destroyed
ard tha' there Rad been great
Ruraian successes
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DEFEAT
loontlna.a - - -

Crown Prince won decisive
victory northwest % Disdenhofsr.
near Netx. over I've French army
corps. The retreat % Ire south.
err French Win9 on Verdur has
beer cut o. French troops re-.
pulsed toward the river Nsuse
Complete rout The Crown
Princes army giving chase took
part prisoners ard declared ire
French troops are no longer able
% face the terrible ere Of the
German troops
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italian. conc.ntratInn-

GENEVA, Aug. %. via Paris. Aug
20. 4:15 p m. delayed In transmits
sionl Italian troop. according 20
thoroughly reliable Information reach
ing here. are concentrating on the
Austrian frontier
The French frontier on Switzerland
has been virtually stripped Of its gar.
risons owing 20 partial mobilization
BY individual summons and not By
public order
According 20 reports IN Geneva. the
italian army has been raised 70
500 900 men.
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Monitor DESTROYED.

LONDON. Aug -. 7:O5 p. Mn
dispatch from Paris the correspond
ent OF the Exchange Telegraph com
pany says the Excelsior this after
noon publishes a message from Nish.
Servia. saying that an Austrian moni-
tor struck a mine in the Adriatic and
was destroyed. The crew OF the
monitor persisted
The location OF this accident Is
given as between Orchava and Bazi-
ach
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LONDON. Aug -. 7:45 .. m.-Tho
correspondent Of the Daily telegraph
~ Amsterdam Gays % De- eetiruated
that the total loss o. the BeIgians. lp
10 date. has been 10000 ln killed
wounded and prisoners
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LONDON. Aug %. $50 p. ma de-
spatch from Paris conveys the follow.
ing announcement:
A great battle on a vast line e1-
tending from Mons. IN Belgium, TO the
frontier OF Luxembourg. Is raging.
French troops everywhere are tax
ing the offensive.
Their action r. being carried on
with regularity In conjunction with the
British army.
The allied forces have ranged
against them nearly the entire Ger
man army. active and reserve"
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PRAISE
Scoutiuusd from Firs, rsr.n

quarters that American ambassafors
which they have assumed ths burden
a. rrrisrworfhv
Ur ri D. Morton ~ rrr4f.frrf.
wro arrived ir LONDON from fa.alrra
snIf
"Afarn fa rrrerfIrr fr u.#f# eve
TIE Ifra row prevails fra~r frrf fra
German wI' frr fn rrrr.rr frnf rn.s
90 part ~ m general r'nr f. #H.f IN
Trria~f IRE people NJ nr. fHr-r Frnr
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INSTITUTE OPENS
Harrison County Teaehsrs one,
Wsek' Meeting win large A..

--'l~e. Ffomfnent lnGtructora
~ D.. IIrrafrh % the TrfrfIfrrer~s~
'LAhksBURG. W Va. Aug "a -
nearly three hundred teachers enroll.
% to-day a. the annual institute OF
harrison county teachers which be
gan sessions % week this morning
ln The court house auditorium un-
Ger the direction % A. p Morrison.
county superintendent q schools
he instructors for the week are
Mra Harriet Lyon % the faculty o.
.-ar .hau college Huntington. Dr. J..
grofge Brecht % Harrisburg execu-
I'VE secretary u the Pennsylvania
ie,e board q education and Or. %.
,. Wpodley. president % the Fairmont
state normal school
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
DIED

HAsTrNos-On SUNDAY August ID at
IRE MruudarIIIa Camp --.r-fa
ELIZABETH RIPLEY HASTINGS
wife OF tNr 'nEs william fTHefHraa Ia
her servnfV-Hffn wear
Funeral from Der IrfH residence ST.. COS
south broadway Tuesday ..#r.r. Hf
o.clcck lntfrmrrt af Green's HrI
cemetery Wednesday morning
= ease omit flowers
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"a. .HNH. #.H 70 The |..HHrH HHrH
AIuifaria. nou ir the rnrs-rr...-.f 49,.
VICE r RI D urrf fhIa rvarfrr rf
me Mrrafy BAR Win her flera ra-I. ga
Liverpool
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Warrants have been issued hr
Squire W p CLAYTON % McNecher
for the arrest OF tao forerne-s rrsId.
ing in that city charged with train
riding They viii Hkely b. tried TO-
day.
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ATTACK FAIRS
1contiAusd Prom rirss r.x.)

and killing 800 Austrians. according
10 a Cettinje dispatch TO the tx.
change Telegraph Company.
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ron sAEE-uark hsv DRIVING mare ara
light wagon with hlreV COR. UnH
1919 Jacob street after $50 r. ~ M
call tlSs-W BEN alE1s-I
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
France is Making Inventory of
Property Destroyed by Germans

office is chairman OF a commission nov
taking testimony in the 81. Die region
as to certain alleged otfenses on the part
Of invaders. as well as the Identity Of the
individuals concerned.
The property losses undoubtedly will
run into hundreds Of millions Of francs
The town of s. Die is an example. The
German occupation lasted fifteen days.
During this time forty homes. valued at
more than go.6Oo francs dl2o.0oo) were
burned, and there are many fnstances Of
piliage on record. The commission under
NJ. MolIard distinguishes between damage
resulting from bornbardment and destruc-
ton without military object. St De has
been subjected 10 intermittent lombard
ment for more than forty days.
The Wolff bureau has been authoriz ID
10 deny the statement that there never
had been any French batteries or obsor-
walton posts in the neighsorhood OF the
cathedral at Rheims.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

ST. DIE. Department OF Vosges, France
Nov i7-tNia Paris)-The French govern
ment is taking careful count OF the dam
age done by the German invaders 20
French property and Of alleged offenses
on the part OF the enemy deemed to be In
contravention Of The Hague treaty dc.
filming the rules Of war.
Various members Of the cabinet, includ-
ing Premier Viviani, Minister Of Justice
BRAND. Minister OF War MiHerand and
Minister Of Finance Ribot. have visited
towns and villages In the territories evac-
dated by the Germans and have made
first-hand inquiries along these lines.
President PolncaIc. Gabriel HanotauX, a
former cabinet officer, and Deputy Mau-
rico Barros have done the same thing and
they are all convinced that an enormous
amount Of property has been destroyed
the oblitcration of which served no mill
tary purpose
Armand Mollard Of tho French Foreign
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
SMITHS CONFESSION /.
INVOLVES SAMMONS
Continued from Page oucD

Continued from Page OucD
to raise sum which would enable 1t to
carry the war up to July and a prospectus
was issued this afternoon OF loan
amounting to 1850, OoO,OcO at tho ptice Of e5,
bearing interest OF 80 per cent ana re-
deemable al. par on March q 192s,, OF this
sum. the chancellor said, the government
already had been offered 100000 by
one firm. .. .....s.. .
Elusive TcetatulleFr.
The only dissent throughout his long
speech was while the chancellor was pro-
posing a tax on tea- He spoke of the
elusive teetotallers' being as difficult to
catch as the Emden. At this point Left
Jones, member for North Westnofelane
we'll known as a public speaker on tenn
perance and who never loses an oppor-
tunity OF preaching the virtues Of total
abstinence. left tho house as a protest,
amidst the laughter of his colleagues
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
More Senators File
Their Expense Bills

WASHINGTON. Nov. Il. 90 Senator
Chamberlain, reelected as United states
senator from Oregon today died his re
port, which showed contributions OF $3.50
and expenditures Of S542.
Hubert Work OF Colorado. the repub.
lican candidate who gave Senator Thomas
a close fight for his seat, reported he
received no contributions, but spent
1914.
Senator Mark Smith OF Arizona re
ported additional expenditures of S525.
Ambassador Gerard from Berlin re-
ported he spent 5000 in his unsuccessful
candidacy for senator from New York
President Wilson today characterized
as IAN idle invention report that Mr..
Gerard would resign his post because of
his defeat.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Clogged
Nostrils and Head-Catarrh Goes

store This sweet. fragrant balm dis
solves by the heat o. the nostrils pene-
trates and heals the inflamed. swollen
membrane which lines the nose, head ana
throat. clears the air passages; stops
nasty discharges and feeling Of cleans
ing. soothing relief comes immo diately'
Don't lay awake tonight struggling Tor
breath. with head stuffed; nostrils
closed hawking ard blowing. Catarrh
or a cold. with its running nose, foul
mucous dropping into the throat, and raw
dryness is distressing but truly needless.
Put your faith just once - in ELY 5
Cream Balm and your cold or catarrh
will surely disappear Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
DEATH RECORD
A. j. Ripley.


MULLEN, Neb, Nov. l6.-(Special)-
A. j. Ripley. a pioneer resident Of Hooker
county. who located on the Dismal river
in an early day, died at the home OF his
daughter. Mr.. Morris Evans. In Whitman
Saturday and was buried in Cedar View
cemetery AT this place Sunday afternoon.
Deceased was father OF Mrs. Judge Bow
ers Of this city, and for tho last several
years has made his home among relatives.
John w. Reese.
John w. Reese. GO years old. died Mon
day night OF paralysis at his homo, cola
Leavenworth street. Mr.. Reese is we'll
known in Omaha and all over the west
as he had been engaged in the horse
commission business at South Omaha for
many years. having lived in Omaha for
over thirty years. lie was a member OF
the Elks lodge at Norfolk. Besides his
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
HUNTER SLAIN IN FIGHT
WITH WOUNDED DEER

ANTICo. Wis. Nov. 17.-That a fight
with a wounded deer ended in the death
OF David Gibson was revealed when the
body OF the hunter was found late today
In Sawyer lake near here. Gibson was
out hunting Monday and wounded large
deer, which plunged into the lake Glib
son followed the wounded animal and
was killed In the struggle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

You can cat anything your stomach
Graves without fear of Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. or that Your food will fer
ment or sour on your stomach, II you
will take Pape's Diapepsin occasionally.
Anything you eat will be digested; moth
ing can terment or turn into acid. poison
or stomach gas. which causes Belchng.
Dizziness, a Feeling OF Fullness after
Eating, Nausea, Indigestion dixie a lump
Of lead In stomach). Blliousness, Heart
burn. water Brash. Pain in Stomach and
Intestines. Headaches from stomach are
absolutely unknown where Papc'S Dia-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

Get small bottle anyway, just to try
it-Apply a little In the nostrils and in
stantly your clogged nose and stopped
up air passages Of the head will open.
you breathe freely; dizziness and head
ache disappear BY morning, the catarrh
cold-in-head or catarrhal sore throat will
be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

struction Of a brick cdifice at the corner
OF sixth and Grant streets to cost $4,000.
The old Congregational church was re-
Gently sold TO the German Evangelical
Lutheran church (Missonrl synod. A
call has been extended TO Roy. Mr.. Clark
OF creto 20 succeed Rev. J. W. Ferner
who recently resigned as pastor 20 ac-
cept the pastorate OF tho Congregational
church at AURORA. Mob.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
ReavIs VIII spenk In BeatrIcc.

5 BEATRIcE. Neb., Nov. H. Especially
Hon, C. r. Reavis Of Falls city, con-
gressman-elect from the First district,
has accepted tho invitation to deliver the
address at the Elks memorial service To
be held at the Paddock theAter in this
city Sunday afternoon, December 6.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
ncntrIrn In Hnve Non Chnrch.

BeRtrice 90 Have New CHURCH.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Nov. l7-(special,)-
The building committee OF the Congrega-
tional church held n meeting Monday
and decided 20 at once begin the con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
Stomach Upset? End Indigestion,
Gas, Sourness -Pape's Diapepsin

pepsin IL used. It really does All the
work of a healthy stomach. 1T -digests
your meals when your stomach can't 1t
leaves nothing to ferment, sour and up
set the stomach. ..-.... ..
Get large fifty-cent case Of Pape's
Dapepsin from your druggist. then eat
anything you want without the slightest
discomfort or misery. besides, every par
ticle OF impurity and gas that is in your
stomach and intestines will vanish,
Should you be suffering now from In
digestion or any stomach disorder. you
can. get relief in five minutes.-Adver-
tisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Nov. I'D. s. B.
Johnston a philanthropist and pioneer
Minnesotan, died early today after a
long illness. Mr.. Johnston was 50 years
old The Mary ! Johnston Mission hos.
pital at Manila, +. J.. was built and
EQUIPPED by Mr. Johnston in 1906.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

Instantly Clears Air Passages; You
Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge
stops, Head Colds and Dull Head
ache Vanish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

widow Mr. Reese 10 survived by a dadgh-
ter, Mrs. J. S. Pritchett Of New York.
three sisters Mrs. Ben F, MART, Mrs. w
L. swsher and Mrs Frank Bean Of
Omaha. and a brother. c. w. Reese Of
Buffalo Cole Funeral arrangements
will be made az. soon as word Is received
from the daughter in New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
Clean Bnndnges

don't have 10 be used very often when
you use BucNen's Arhica So n. Safe.
sure and heals Quickly 25c. - drug
gists Advert. sement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

The Want Ad Columns of The Bee Arc
Read Daily by People in Search OF Ad-
vertised Opportunities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Business
Boosters,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18
RECEIPTS


Balance November H...,,......S 11l
Indebtedness OF committee November
IL is about ti.7f0
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-18

an effort will be made 10 raise the
money needed to put the committee out
OF debt Following Is a summary Of re-
CENTS and disbursements:
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
@nln Ollnte rntieht.

5onntog, Den I. SUM, bieltcn Ole
Erllltees Der criten nationalcn 6citer
rcriiderltn0S SO. cine SonOeriiB.
inlg ob. oeren Meiultat Die g%bIebnl3
ocs 6isbcriqen Yr1iioenten Der Ser.
lihertna, @crrn Mobert &, Mpnne,
mar. Mos Die eigentIide ltriodle iiir
Gicien 8dritt mar, blieb Gin @ebcim.
mis-. God perlolltet es, nnB ignlere
Giiieren5cn Dies uerllriad)t babcn
Scr abaeieBte Grdiiocnt bat cine III
tcrpiinlltc @crganqcnbcit bilter iih
Snl 0ftober 1904 bate i'm Der 0n
maliac Grdiioent 9~fooicpelt Slin sc
nuol &oitmeiiter %eraannt. 9ieir
StelllllQ beflciSete er bis 5iul Mdrs
1905. Spdter erllonnte i'm oericl-
&c 9rdiioent 5lin General aoninl
IL 9onoon, III meldem 9icnlte er nil
QroBcmGrfola t1tig mar unO IN bod
tier MnerfemuiHg ieincn Yblhiel
guhnt.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06

9n Moltog Oeil /. SUM, ucritarb
IL iciRer Moblnila, i425 s. Strobe
u. g., Qorcn5 M a If i'm Nltcr bon
Al Soorcu. Ger Singci6icocuc or
ireilte iid) bis Dor 5tuei Sa6ren cilicr
fcrnigcn @eiunObcit. God oaS
Shidlol crciltc ibu mo nadOcm CT
iidl nor 5ipei Sabrcu Elm 9ciOcn slI-
NGoaen, pcrihIiinmertc it'd lein 3u
itGno 5%uiebul0s. Srot Scr lie6cunI
len SorNe ieller tellrcn @ottin mo
Scr Icr3te mar CT nidt niebr Si ret
ten lnlo crlae idlieBlih ieincr armlf
belt. Ser &%eritorbene mar an i3.
Icscu6er 1872 III aienie(O, 9anern,
gcborcn. Neit ullgciG6r IS SabruJ
clio i'm Sabre 1890 fam or nodl Aluc
rifo. 3ierit bielt cr it'd Orci Sabre
i'll Cincinnati altf, noll BORT iieOcltc
e. nod @albiu0ton iiber, lpoielbit er
big 81 icitcnl 8oOe lt1lOiq pobntc.
81 friibcrcu Sobrcn mar Ct I'M
gddcrei @clhdftc t6tig aeipcicn,
lor lleltn Sobrcn eroiincte CT cine
MirtIhait. bic er 8ulonluleli init lei
uctn @utOcr bis jeBt iiibrte. Sin Sob.
Nc 1895 0cirntete or N @aibiuntna
Ir0nlcin Glifo6ctb @obuianl. AiIs,
0icler Che entlproB cin Sobn. Nn6cl
elmer Nittpc mo icinem So6n bin
rrl1it scr @crItorbcne leillen oIten
Gater, Der in 1ienicfO, Waucrn, Ictt /,
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illiQtcl Stantell; elmer lcbt III Msa
rulon0 mo DER an0rre fiibrt leine
Nirtidoit bierielbit mciter. Ger Gtr
orbenc ach0rte bier nicbrcren 0csi
t6.n 8crcinen All. Dem @crein @eu
ri. oenI W1dcr- Gereiu, Dem 2ron
set mo Sterbcfoiie &erein mo 0eli
1na(rs @ercin. Die 9ccrOlllraq ial0
INF oan Hrolpect sin 6ricobofc en-.
lnfittmodl Sen 3. Slnli itntt. HaItor
Sbali0t iuiOuletc Dem @critor6cusa
III icincn @robe marine @ortc. &ir
,ilje(iru @creinc battcn NcIe1atin
.lca atienOt. Run rlibt er inn fiib
Ten Cr6enidoB hao martet oell 2nr
III. nj Cent CT olle lcilc 6remG'
uie0erlchel miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06

Ger bieiiee %~eriretcr 0es Moro.
Ocitti6cn 9louo, Ser VI. 4. Mahlcr.
tri(t ms ioIqunOc SdiiiobrtSpaiia,
Nicrc nit. ole ihre 3eiic ndh euro
pa nntreten.
Bon Baltimore per Tunpicr ao.
niain Soiiiie an 8. Simi; SEER umO
Trou Scnrn Nobmnm; sri. Con.
lance s. @romn; SER @ienano De
ctcr; Scrr inO Srau Sltitus Shnei
Der; Or. mo 6rau Sran5 V. N.
SInA; Sri. Clara SonntaQ: Ser
Goipar &obr; Irou 3. Z. @crritt
SRI. Glic @cride; Sri. SMliic &c "a.
lie; 5rau Gillian II. 9ortbe(. Trl.
@ott6icloc @artbel Srou Anuo 90.
rcil5en uu0 8rlS. glluln mo gsi!0cl
nina; Serr @ilbclm SorcrSui. SEER
mo Iroil @uitau SabumaIo, Sri.
Wiarn Miobl; Sri. Sara $. gonue;
Sri. @li8obctb 81. IorO; Or. SraB
1ltrgcr, SEER SSomesS fnon05 Srou
2(nua q. Mciuinaer.
@on Rem 9)ort iino Der .a.;icr
Milhclm Ger ,3peitc' an , ,tsiui 90
%lriabrcn: @err mo SgalI SSoi. 9tlh
man; sen. 2. 3. YorOeao
PM 3. NSlmi mer0en ne, ,Nrcn
iriu5 @ilbc(m~ non PEN @trf al,
r'!icn: Srou Minrtbo 2 MtcaN; aly,.
uno Trou :. 2. SnrcS; Scs. mo
Sson 4. &. Mioyrcm; Noroi Nailipr
9on Nerfhcim 'dto Ticuericaait r.,p
Der oclttihcn y II aaft, Seer saif
hflrit TipDe
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06
NfiteinlcaMno iir NOipitnl.

Elc 0dlieinle9nn0 iiir 0aS nelle
.Gmcr1encp Noipitar All ser Nelu
gorf 9%lpenlic. 3lpiihen Ser II. nlo
IS. StraBc, q 81, fon0 am Don
lcrStaa, oen 4. Sltni lldtt. @lluOcs
Senator g. s. @alinacr Don 91rlp
Nauapibire 6ielt bic Natptrcor mo
Siitrifts Gonufiii1r GIBBONS bielt
eille fllr3e Nniprohc. Gas nclip Sc.
balIoc miro llclll 1todlperfc 6odl.
0os llnfall-1 ep0rten9ait miro Iid
i'll eriiel Gtodmerf beiiloul.
Washington Journal., 1914-06-06

MraGer Sdlmiidnnastna.


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@r6ber Sdmiidun0stog Qeieiert.
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mo GauicaOc leqtcn Nr1n5c unO
Elunlcn nieOer atf Der &nbcif1tte To-
rcr ueritorbencn 9lngeborigcn. Sic
&irden mo patriotiidcu &ercine,
bcionOerS Die 8etcronei- @ereine, be-
Niit9en oicien Gag nit QroBen sci.
orlidtcitcn. Sic Getcronen Ser 8rono
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len eiur &orooc ob. PIN 1admittna
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itdtt. Erdiioent @ilion mo Sprc.
der Glarf bielten padenoe &eoen.
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sill 6rieo6ofe cine BeNdhhtisfeier
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cine crgrcifenoe Nniprahe, ehenious
brad @pngrebntam SON. @alb bon
Nuiilois.