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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
ANTI TUBER CUL0SIS
FUND
HELP IT GROW.

The anti-tuberculosis campaign fund
Il Increasing slowly. and the eNecu.
tive committee OF the Anti -Tuberculo.
sis League OF Ohio county feels salts.
ned that the required amount FOR the
care OF patients and the continuance
OF the hght against the dread disease
viii soon be raised The committee
IN charge OF the campaign has asked
Tor a certain number OF subscription
OF certain amounts. and so far have
Oecn successful IN securing many sub
Scriptions. Two subscriptions OF
$1,000 each were asked for. and they
we're received soon after the opening
% the campaign.
In addition TO these the committee
asked for the following subscription:
-Four al $500 each. thirty al 800. for.
~ az $50. fifty al S25, one hundred al
$40. two hundred at s.. and i've hun.
dred at 81
What 10 Needed.
Below viii be found the number
yet 20 be supplied.
-Four subscriptions AZ $500 cash
Fifteen subscriptions al 500 each.
Twenty-Five subscriptions at $50
Subscriptions received yesterday:
George Wise ....-......f50
Thirty-nine subscriptions at SIS
each.
Eighty-two subscriptions at SO
1855 subscriptions az s. each.
Subscription received yesterday.
Leopold Hiester ........i5
ts3 subscriptions Al 81 each.
subscriptions received yesterday:
Ne-A ssss.ss .s.... .....A 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED To
DATE. S5.4gs.
fiucludlnE miscellaneous sub
scriptons amounting 20 S517).
TOTAL AM0t 81 NUM ASKED
FOR S7.1T9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
REV. BENZE LANDS
Local Pastor Who Has Seen Visiting
In Europe. Arrives hi New York
Come Home Last Of Month

Telegrams were received yesterday
by Wheeling people from Rev a T.
Benze. who has been visiting Iu tho
war ridden district OF Europe an.
bouncing tho fact that he had arrived
safely IN New York. Monday nirbt
Rev BenEe. his wife and daughter.
had come over from London on the
Holland American liner. New Nmafer.
dam They will spend several days
visiting friends and relatives in
Pennsylvania. rot1rnirr bore toward
the last of the month Ho vHl preach
his first sermon August fH The New
Amsterdam had quite an exciting trip
on her way over being stopped hr
several shots across hrr boV from
the British cruiser Eaaev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
INCREASE FUND
SiEty Oouars ~as sss.eriess q a.
Nnii-Iseercsiosis Campaign
Fund YESTERDAY.
NEW sUsscRisERs.

The directors OF ihs Ohio County
Anti tuberculosis ieagus during the
past three weeks have been making
sood progress IN their effort 10 -,
cure sufficient funds IN order 20 In.
sure the work % the league for TIE
next two years. Several contribu-
uons have already been received %
20 date and u L. expected that many
more Niil take advantage OF the Cd.
portunity 10 contribute 70 the fund
inside OF the next few days. a. the d.
rectors are anxious 90 bring the cam.
paign 20 close az an early date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
JACKTOWN FAIR
Is Attracting Many Local Horasmen-
Today VIII Be Big one
Win Several Races

Many persons from This vicinity
i'ff yesterday and are planning 10
leave This morning Tor the annual
Rich Hil Township Fair. being held
90 IacktoVu. Pa a score or more OF
local horsemcn are in attendance. be-.
ing Interested Boz the races and the
horse market
To-day promises 20 ho the biggest of
OH" event Tho fair VIII close tomor.
row after one 0f tho most succcssrlI
sessions in The history of me assocIa-
Huu..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
THREE RECRUITS ENLIST
THROUGH LOCAL OFFICE

The application OF three men for
enlistment In the United States army
was favorably acted upon by Cant.
Hathaway. yesterday upon the occas.
ion Of his official visit 20 the local re-
cruiting station. The men are Edward
y. shaw. of GranEeville. W. Va. Al
fred L. Steem. 81 McMechen and
James Ferguson. Of this city. The
hrst two named have been ASSIGNED
10 The coast artillery. while Ferguson
goes 70 the cavalry. The recruits
ieit yesterday afternoon for the Co
lumhus. O. barracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
HGARlNo posrpoNEo.

Tho rsse 90 the state against "a.
ward Ro'zIer and Martin NrNoary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19
LAD IS RELEASED.

Charles DuuninE a young lad who
has been confined al police headquart.
ers for some time. on n charge o.
stealing property 10 the value Of about
$50. has been released The lad "a
only about - years OF age.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

t93 subscriptions al 81 each.
subscriptions received yesterday.
AAsu ss.s.s.... s..........A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

charged with operating . speakeasy.
which was 10 have been tried before
Squire Wiokham yesterday. was post.
poned until tomorrow morning az 10
o'clock The men are both out on
bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

Teamsters and Autoists.
43rd Street Ferry-Shortest safest
easiest. newest and best route be
tween Bellalrc and Wheeling. now
completed and in regular operation
Your patronage solicited
ALBERT POLICY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-19

In addition 20 the cash suhsc-fp-
uona. several donations OF drugs
and merchandise. etc. have been re-
ceived BY the league officers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

Der Sieg Der @ro6i6itiou in Girgi.
nicn Elm ibwcrer Sdlag fiir oas
fL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

enen 6on0 bon N2iuioneii melMe
nit eneu nationalen @roaramme
Der Menid6eit i'm aan3eu Vonoe cine
@oblt6at erpeiien mia2 ODER arbei.
ten tie in ggirtliNteit iiir naiiouale
Nlabigfeit nuo Erobibitiou2 ODER
miro @tpos bon oeien 9Rilliondreu
I'M Often Derbemliht2 Sit es Gin
neuer FIaa ponad oaS @ublihm
ibncu beliea ioll, cine peue @attuna
BON DoQars 3lt mahen2
@arm muroe Creaon ais 3cr.
iubSiiaat iiir oieie Gampaaue BON
Dlitiouareu ans oem Often auser.
mdblt &orm ioQen ii oieiem
5taat ser 4ocitictiiie 5000 Nlaun
arbeitslos 1900 bis 200O gsobn6du.
ler im6eluo6nt 1000 meitcre Qdoeu
unOernietbet gemndt cine &opien.
Suopltrie, luelbe SEM Staot id6rIi6
$6,0000O0 briuat, uerfriippeIt Sin.
tonmen uernIinoert, @rlluoeiaen.
tblmsmertbc berabaeicbi bic Stell.
eril lngeBelcr erb6bt uu0 oie @e-
i6dite 6eeintr6dtat lperoelt meup
oie uiilioncnreiden 46ilautbropiiten
pelde oas Sregon-9menocment as.
9elaBt baben airbt cine mabrc Iem.
pereu3Iroge aliilDerien2
gSas Uerinhen oieiq millionenrei.
ban %5ilaNtQrqpeBaMs Dem Citen III
gSlrilihfeit 81 tbln2 Sorgen lie iih
tbati1dlih inn pie 0lenihbeit uno
GreaoH ooer ucriolacu iie ir0eno cine
neile Silt nm Ghpas inter lore Som
role 5a 6ril0eu 70 oaB iie cine uele
@oitlmg pom Collars MAIDEN t3u,
nen?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

g9ofbinqtom 26. September.
gluS 6Iorcn5, Stolielt puroe geitern
scr 800 oeS &eor. .9Iomiral 8inslou
0eneloet. GerieIbc mar 1913 in
9iorbur0, @loiiy geboren nabn ais
6iibrer oes 0epeidenboots ,,Sern"
an Der Seeiblocbt bon Soutioga
t1eiI befebliote I'M tbinciiihen go.
rerauIton6 Die uSoIore~ uno iiber'
nabm 1907 ooS Commando Der
uaeoriarge.~ Sein lebtcr 0ienIt mar
ols Gonimonoant oet 9oitoucr
aricgswcrfte. Seit ieincm glbidieo
le6te CT in @berbolrq. 6rantreid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
perllna Dad md mnn0er6nr NOM

6rall emma gtpcte. 1912 g9eit. Gric
Shy e5ica9o, 3D.. eiuc proieiiioneae
Arantenpflcaerih idjrebt, n@crluu 6at
mir punocruoa ipobl get6an st6 liit All
glaaenIatarrb Ia lebr ibliumlet Sorm,
iountc uicbt o6ue QroBeu @eidperoen
eilen. Nleil 0laeen mar iauer imo BON,
Sos mo iA CAB meiue Md6ruuo bon
mir 0leine @eroalningsbeit6iueroeh
puroen 10 iplimtnL odb ih ni4i iAIaieu
touute. obue pd9reuo Der g1a1t nusen6c
WlaIe NIT inieniipeu @tmrg3en alifsus
mdden Scb periuhte piele alioeblc1 eu.
ten GPeoi5ineH faao abcr tetuc 0rleihtcs
rmg, bis icG Eeritna nn6nl Tnnn be
oann nicine Qeiluio, imD o6idlon lanqs
lam, ipar lie iigber GS bereiiet mir 0cs
baIb mebr ais 8reuoe. %eruna iiir alle
Standardization 8ii enipfebIen oa id lidler
bin es iuiro 0elelben hirirenr
Iia 5npiber it, sHr iplde 0eute fn0
sle Iaiicn iidl bequem III prr Eaidle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

0robt bo9el nicbt 5lm @oble Der
YleHlHbeit ion0eru 3peds gefrie0i.
gung i6rer cigeneu Sobgier morlrnl
iin0 lie iebt io anipruHsDou, Is ldr-
memo IN ibren 6oroerlruget fir ia.
tionale @rolibtion9 sit eS ntbt
Eflidt ieoes Stimnberehtigten in
Sregou por glaem eiucu gIugeu6ld
oariiber Had5uoenien mo iiA ieIbit
8li iragen
&orun baben Die nillionenreihen
Ebilant6ropen aus oem Often 10
pl6blid6 i6re @eiuulna ge1nocrt?
@oruni iino iie fiir Die @lenidbeit 10
beiorat? g2inft etipa Elm GoIlor ii.
genomo binter oieier 9ewegung?
@arum fommen lie nidt nab Ore.
gou nit einem gemeiniomeu Gnt.
ibliliie? @arum entwerien iie eiu
Erogromm fir gsai6ington nm
Stimneu III ienem Stoate 3u fam
aen iino wornm entmerien iic Elm
anoeres @rogronnt in Oregon nm
bier Stinmen 81 fanoeu2 @oum
-merfen iie nicbt Elm mo 0ieielbe Sra.
ge fir oac Stooten clif? @orum
trefien lie uidlt inn Greaou @ro.
gramme cine 9eitinnntug gegen oen
gerfuiii iW0 GeridleiB BON 2if0r?
@arum lpiilicben re MIR, 0oB 0ic
&eriieluug iH0 Der &epfouf bcralr
ibenoer @etrdnfc bier in Oregon
per6oteu meroe2 gIrbeiteu iie pirf
lib iiir @ro1ibiton oocr gar fit
wdbrbofte Q9dBiafeit ooer lie9t ir.
genomo cine Safe Dor, rpelhe sic
guten Selitc oonGre9on III ser 6orm
eincs coultitutiouelleu 9lneu0emcntS
iollen2 92orum 6aben
iie tn California glmenOenlent, 100.
riiber Jest cine gIaitotion ii ieuem
Stoote eutitanoen III, 0icgSorteu&er
iic0nna, Gerfaii gerihleiB unO
transport BON eiucm @untte 5uni
ouoern" eingelhloIien? Ebaten lie
Is, neil iie I'M %oranS muBten 0aB
iie ienen Stoot nit peniaitens 200.
600 Stinmen nerlieren meroeit unO |
greifen iie 5ii politiiAen 9niiien Sic
10 olgemein 6ei miaionenreideu%0i.
lantbropen iino. i'm sic 9emobner |
bon anOeren Stoateu oorii6er 3it
tduidcu uwofiir iie in GoIiiornien
garuni pcrfen lie nibt |
Oieielbe lSroge IN Oregon auf2
@ariun bdben lie fir sic 5timm
beredtiaten oeS Staates g9ai6inQton [,
an rnierer 9Soroorcn3e fir bieien
Serbit Elm @cies poraeie6eu, weltIes
beItinintt, OnB einc bul6e @allone MI. !
fo6oI ooer eit Iubcno 6laiheu @ier |
ale 3ipei Noden BON eineln GrUud. !
ienen gefauit meroen Diirien2 GieS ,
piir0e ben @eipobnern bon @ai6iua- !
ton geliotteu iortpd6reno betriuteu
81 ieiu gSanm 6e6aupien iie, oaB |
Oies 1enpercu8 oOer Yrobibition iit2 |
@armi bringeli iie uibt cine oieier /
orei @orlalen nnh allen orei Staa.
ten an ser Eaciiicniite2
@arm lol nidt in allen Sdwe.
Itern-Stoatel oieielbe 6rogc SIR Icls
ben 3eit ouigcuorien meroen2 sit 6
Titbt cine nationdle Grgauiiation nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
Nra6tIOS nadl S1aluai.

@afbinqton 26. September.
Die iorlneIlc Gr0iinme ser Sun.
feniprib. Statiou III Wloriboll, Sal,
Die ua1 &obuto, Somai, bin operi.
reu miro, pur0e geitern OurH fol.
9cnoe @leIom9 Frdiioent @iliou'S
an oeu @oliOerncur bon Saipai mar.
firt:
uN}0ge @ott oie 93ationcn i'm Zen.
fen lno Sanoelu unO omiernocn
6ricoen Gins wcroen lalen~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

@ittSbnrgb &o. as. Sept.
Scrmann Border uuo 9. 8. Sofl.
mciiter 5lpei glngeitclte Ger biqiiqcn
GoIouiol IruIt Go., mclbc Dor dini
Gen Nlonaten pegen Geiralootion
BON $4,000 per6aftet iporocn mo
rem plaioirten 9eltern i'm Criminal
aeridt ihuIoia. Borders mur0e 5u
215 Gobren 9Ir6eitsbons inns Grle
qna elmer c9eIoitroie bon $1,000 Der
irtbeilt uuo Sofineiiter erbielt BON
5 big 1l2 Sabre 3udtbaus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

@albington 26. 1cpt rie
oemotratldeH Olit0lieoer oes Saus.
Gonlite's riir gSaiierbautcn erm0diig.
ten acitcru ben @oriibeuoen 5parf.
man oenl Nouie 3nitiuuniuo Der i'm
Senot por9enonmenen Ser0bIcbana
ocr SltB. lmo Safenbia bon 53 oii
20 0llllionen Collars 3u empfebIen
Spartnioa aeocuft Ste Yill baI0m6Q
liblt inn Saule aui5uuiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
aIlNl aNl. HGlalaa p

elmer 9eiAlagna6nie inO 6ortno6me
oieier Sitter, noAoem lie oos 500.
6citsge6ict ser neutraIen &egerung
perloiien 6o6en,
oIie SoIten lnO Soften elmer I'm
ter6rec6lmQ lno @er6iuoerung oes
SonoelS in aouterban0e ruben ald.
oen friegiiibrenoeu un0 niAt alIf ben
i'm SrieOen beiinolibeu 2Gnoeru. ga
es olio fein @cieb ser %ereinigten
Staaten, aub feline aus Sem inter
notioualen 9ieht abgeleitetc &egel
cbenio feinen intcrnutionolen Ser
irag unO fein lle6ereintomlnen giebt
ourh oie Oieier &egiering sic Yfliht
aiferlegt wcr0en f0nute, ibre 9iirger
ali Dem oui qem06ulicben @erfe6rS.
pegcu itottfinoenoen Sonoel in Som.
terbau0e nit Ocn friegfiibrenoen21n.
bern 5r uerbinoern, 10 ergiebt iid
oorous, 0oB Sen @eruolhngs6eom-
ten ser Gereinigten Staaten meoer
sic @ilidt o6liegt nod oaB iie nit
ser 9lltoritdt beffei0et iino, sic Ser.
ididlng BON @ieroen naA Canada
81 per6iuOerl ielbit mepn oieie 9Sfer-
oe &riegSfouter6onOe ooriteQcn ioQ-
ten,
r3lml beiiercn GerltdnoniB ser
6roge meiit OaS 0eportcment Oorouf
bin, ooB GontrcbanOc oagemein in
aipci SloIicu cillgctbeilt pro, o6ioIu.
tc un0 6coiugtc. -glbiolute Gontrc-
bauoc 6citc6t in ioldcn 9Irtifeln,
ioelAe fir oie yerwenOuHg i'm &rie-
&C bcionoers geeignet iin0, mie gSaf-
fen W1rtnition unO @hlitdr- omie
W|orine neutrality-suspicious. Ne.
ringte Gontrebonoe 6eiiebt aus Qlrti.
feln welAe iopobl i'm 6rie0en mic
inn &riegc %erwenoung finocn tom
men. Sic lin0 nur Damn Gontre-
bonoc, menn iie fiir oas 9lrmee- ooet
6lottcn.D Deparieuent Der Hc0icrllng
cines triegfii6renoen Sonoes be.
itimmt ooer nod cinent Ortc geiunOt
merocn, ser BON nilitdrilhen Streit.
frdften beiest lit. gSern 0os niAt
scr Sail iit mcnn iic fir eiue @erion
coer cine Fripot Concern i'm 2on0e
eines &riegfiibrenoen beitimut linz,
10 linO lolbc glrtifel niht ariegscon.
trebanoe mo ni1t rehtuGBig elmer
GonfiScation lmtcrporfen, iollten iie
6elc9lagnabnt per0cn. 0os lit Elm
9Srin5ipy oos in ser Soiiptlocbc bon
ben &egicungcn ser iebt i'm &riegc
liegcnoen WiGdte ancrfonnt mor0en
1T imo mlf Oem 0ic Hegicring ser
g'crcinigtcn Stoaten 6eitcbt 3weds
SSrei6eit uno geeigneterSic6crbeit 0es
omerifaniiGcn SouoelS. 0os Ser.
5cidniB beoingter Gontre6on0c
idlieBt oic Snlptartifcl ocS Hbliden
@ua0ics Gin mic Srotitoifc, olctrcis
oc 6utter aIeiOer imo 6o6ritotc.
9anbc lno Giieiel aeciouct fir
&ricgssc6rdnd, &obIeM &ei5mate.
rial Sdulicr6Ie, @oDn unO Qc.
Yloieriol, Stamcloro6t, Snfci.
len @clairr nao 5ottlcrmddrcn
etc. Sin 9Iid iiber oic elite bcoina
ter Gontrcbauoc miro oortbmL ooB,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

oes geiAicttes Mou0per miro poi
allen Seiten (oeiitib anerifauiiH
&reiie) ouertaunt
IS lit bier fein @ebeimniB, ooi
Die 9iegierilug ni6t ihledte, ionOerl
Die beiten @affen an bic fran3oiiihel
3miiden6du0ler perfauit bat. Sbn
oieien @ofienperfaui mare Der ariel
ldngIt Dorii6er.~
2IaerOings ideiut oamols 0ie 9le
aierung iel6it in @affen ino ariegs
material gebanoelt 3u ba6en, Oem es
murOen GA neue 0e8ogene @eihiiBl
nit 9aietten ino @ei6irren mad
6raufrei6 aeionOt. 9Ibcr au6 @ot
ienfo6rifeu, ocren Souptfinloe oi(
9icgicruno ser @ereiuigteu Staoteu
it, fonuten 3ur @initeQung oeS @af-
fenic6o6ers ge5mungen merOelI wenil
Oie 9legierung cin Mahtport iprdhc.
Oic ~ gitation Ser Eera-
ner Dcr0ient sfod
nbmltHg.
,Solgenoes Sdreibeu ipuroe Dor
einigeu 9aaen bon Dem 6ouiton 60.
fol-%erbauoe Q. u. q. 9. uno Der
Sonitou Gioiiion ser 9lucient Siber-
mans an Die teraniiben @unoes-S &c.
uatoreu lnO oen GongreB 9l6georone-
TENDON Souiton geibidt.
ng9ertber Serrl
9lne CeutiAlono mo Seiterrei1
feiuolideu 9leaienmgeu @uropaS
iiben itarfen uno beitdnOigen Trltd
auf iniere 9ieaieriug in 8ai6ingtou
aus, Inn Die uiparteiiide, neutrale
SteIlpng in cine iolfe iuu5ugeiiolteu.
oie iiir Gnglano unO 6rantreit GIN
itig lit
Die OeltIdl-ouerifaniiben 9iirger
in Oen @ereinigten Staaten betra1-
ten oieie beitdnoi0eu 9enii6imgen
cine oeutibieinolide 9timnnlng oei
&egicrllug 81 i@aiien nit 6urAt
uno 9llarm.
C6gleid mir miiriHtig alailben
lno 6ofien oaB @rdiioeut @ilioH
uuo Stoatsiefretdr 9roan oieiem ip-
itenntiiAeu Grud Gnalouo'S, lSranf-
reid's mo Belgien's, Ole Heoierilng
gegen Gelitidlnlio uuo Ceiterreicb
ein5itue6nen oa oieie 9Gnoer
Geuti6lon0's ariegfil6uin0 iolid
ouriteaen, iUiOeriie6en fomeu liegt
ood inluerbin groBe @efa6r in Oie-
fen gemeiniameu 9enii1imgcl
uuo ga es beinabe iinm0gliA fiir oie
Oeiitibe 9fegiermg lit, ibre Sadie Dor
Ous anerifoniibe 9Sublifiun 81 brin-
9eu oes6alb bat ser &ouiton 3meig
oeS Celtid-2lmerifaniiden 9}ntionol.
Ter6anOS I'M gSamen BON 5000 ane,
rifoniihen 9iirgeru einitimmig be.
iblo1en, Die gl6gcoroneten BON Eeras
in beioen 81itiern 0es Gon9relles 81
criu1en ibren @iniluB ruo guten
&illen aiif Die 9}egiering geltcno 81
MAIDEN, ioOaB oie Gereinigten Staa-
ten cine gcre1te lrno itrenge 9lelttro-
litdt bepabren mO alIe triegfii6reu-
oelt W}G6te qleiA beban0eln
@ir glalben Dab eS oie bohitc
Filidt eiues ieoen Entertainers it,
IN oieiem be0auernspertben Gouflift
luiere &egierlrng in ibrer itreng ueil-
traleu Stelhmg 81 llnterltiiBen
g6tlngspoll unterbreitet bonn
Souiton 3weig oeS 9. 81. q, 9.
llnter5ei6nct Don allen GomitenI
oeS 2ofal5lueigS.4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
llrcmicrminiitcr 0on 0ntoriO lost.

EorOnto 0nty 26. Sept.
Sir Sames &. SSbitnep &rcniermi-
niiter bon Ontario lit bier geitern III
ieinem Seim elmer @cbirnbtltuug,
peruriadt ourc6 cine 9lrterie. @erfoI.
fung erle9cn. Scr @eritorbcue, Ger
Elm gIlter BON n Sabren erreihtc,
mar elmer ser Suuptfeinoe Scr bon
@r6iioent Gait ooraeidlaoenen amc.
rifoniih-cmnooiiMen @onoelsrecipro.
citGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
arptslte acaen srieas.GontrebapOe.


g9ie oas Staots Ceportement ii4 5u
ser 6rogc iteat; Gr Seraner's
9emii6unaeu purOen ooourb
lo9mgelegt.
Gon alien Seitea ge6ct Or. s. s..
Seromer oen @rdiocuten Oes
Geutidomcrifouiiden 9lationolbni-
oes, 6rieilih tclegrap6ii6 unO tele'
p6oniih gluiiorOerungen 5lL gegen
sic 9ieieruuQ uon &riegsfontre6ouo-
g9ooren etc. Gei Der 9legicrilng IN
g9oi6inoton 5i proteitiren So GER
ne er 6ereit lit iolbeu berehtigten
SSoroeruugcn 5u entiprecben 10 aus
iidtSlos iino iolhe @roteite ange-
iihis ser Stellung melde oos
Staots -Repartement in @aibington
in Scr Sahe einninnt. Sic miro
prdcilirt in cinenl SAreiben, lpeldcS
Or. Seramer am H. September ulf
einen %roteit BIN erbielt Oen er ouf
GriuC6en ser nSainois Stoats 3ei-
tuug" in G6icago Dem SlootS-2e
portenent ii6ernittelt 6otte. SSn Dem
Sdreiben oes aenaunten9lattes NOR
aeQen sic @erienoiing bon %ierpen
nah @ata0a 4Sroteit erboben NOR
oeu. Tic 9(ntiport aus @Qi6ingtou
Bat iolaenoen QGortlaut.
usS6r 9rief bonn %. 9lnguf an oen
&rdloenten entboGteno eincn Frotelt
ser oSSainois Stoats 3eititug" ge9en
oie @erienomg BON Fieroeu ots&bi.
cooo roh Gonooo 1T Dem %rdiioeli-
ten oeiem Geporiement sur Grpo.
Qunq iiberpcien porQen
o0ic glnsiu6r bon @ieroen 0ur6
ein3cluc &erionea uoA GonoOo uoer
irqcno cin anl &ricge bet6eiligtes
2onO iielt feinen 9rl6 Der 9leutro
Iit1t ieitens ser Negieruug ser Ser
ciniQien Stootcu Oor. Sopeit Nnno-
htnQcn cin5clucr @erioncn ooer pri
botcr a6rpcriAaiten ais gicutrali-
tdts6rudj lnter oos ,geieBlcbe Gerbot
foQcn iiuo Iie III Oen bonn GougrcB
sit Oieien GegenitonO erlaiienen Be
Itintnlltngen 5il finoen Gie 3eit Der.
6ietet Sic 9Iuiii6rung ser cntipreHeu.
oen @eieBc i'm @ortlatt; es mag ge-
niiqcu icit5ulteacu OoB Souoel unO
@erfe6r nit inn &riege beiinoliden
2duOeru icl6It in Sen @eocnitdn-
0en Sic ais &ontcrban0e gelten,
0urh feiu @cieb ser Gereinigten
Gtaoteli ucrboteu iino @benlo we-
mia pcrlanqcu interuotionolc WcieBe
oOcr D6lfcrrecbtlides Serfonmen in-
ternotiouolc Gertrdge oocr lle6ercin-
fonmcu bon elmer neutralea Gegic-
RING, ooB iic lire Niirger ooron 0in.
0ert, init Oen friegii6rcn0cn Can.
bern Son0el in &onter6onoa 5u ire-
ben gnn3 gleid], ob Oicler Nanocl lit
Den @iirgern o0cr nit ser &c9ierrm9
oieicr i'm arica 6eiiuolibeu 2dnocr
1tottfinoet @ine Strofe fir ben
Sunoel nit &outer6ouoc foun bic
betr. sSnoioiouen wo6I treiieu tie tr.
5te9t aber leoi9lib in Der @|O9liAfeit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
SeIcp6On,granO ii gnfinIO.

guffolo, 26. September
UlmA einen Sranoic6ooen, ser Qe.
tern iR per aobelboQe ser .lSe0eral
telephone Go@ angerihict luuror,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

get6an.
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Ubmc grCBem
Sei1werDen
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cute Wle6j5ineui fanO aber teInc Sr'
lci6tsrnng bis id &eruna nabm.
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So 0ie6t eeute, 0eueu fliiiiac Wlcbl
@eruua 9ablcttCn bcioHocrs ucrtbUOl
Irdaeh.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-04
MkNSET.

Albert Staples left Monday fer Boon
Island light. !
Lyle Newman and wife were in Boston
last week, returning Saturday.
Isaac Stanley and nephew. Clarence
Noyes, were in Ellsworth and Bangor last
week.
Capt. George Hamilton left Monday for
Massachusetts general hospital to receive
treatment.
News has been received from Arthur
Stanley and wife in Kentucky that they
will start for home in May on visit.
The ladies' aid society of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Amos Dolliver last
week, and will meet at Mrs. Elmer STAN
ley's next.
Mrs. A. V. King and little Maxine went
to the Carney hospital last week. All are
sorry that Maxine had to go to the
hospital again, and hope she will be able
to return soon.
Feb. 2. LILAC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-04
COUNTY NEWS
WEST FREMONT.

Mrs. Benjamin Carter and Mrs. Annie
Carter are visiting Mrs. Eugene Gordius.
Julia Clark has gone to Seal Harbor for
two weeks.
Marie Rumills young friends gave her
birthday party Jan. Is, her fourteenth
birthday.
Miss Frederick Norwood, of Mckinley,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. w. H.
Webster.
Otis "a. Ingalls, sold his twenty-five and
one half pound lobster to Mr.. McLoon, of
Rockland.
w. A. Clark, ST., spent last week with
his family. He will leave Tuesday for
Portland for orders.
W. A. Clark, jr., and family, after visit
ing Mr.. Clark's parents, have gone to
Northeast Harbor, where Mr.. Clark has
employment.
A. A. Lopaus hurt his left hand by
spraining the two middle fingers, SO was
unable to go scalloping. His brother Ed
win has taken his place with Otis ingalls,.
ihC blu uCob ChIcEtdluulSut was
not carried out according to program, on
account of the storm, but those present
had good time, and the proceeds were
1857 for the cemetery fence. Mrs. Ash
bury Lopaus and Mrs. Philip Pervear
were the managers. Mrs. Harrison ia
vored with song and recitations, Mrs.
Ashbury Lopaus read humorous story,
Granville Walls sang, and little Alice
Rumill spoke. There were shadow pic
lures of "Maud Muller, the poem being
read by Mrs. Pervear. Grace Clark took the
part Of "Maud Muller', Ashbury Lopaus,
''The Judge" Herbert Reed, the young
man. After the entertainment, ice-cream,
cake and coffee were served. There was a
march by twelve children, in costume.
Feb. 2. THELMA.