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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
NORTH BROOKLYN.
lnie Coombs is ill.

Mrs. Annie Coombs is ill.
Ben Cole has a crew at work on his
wood lot.
Mrs. Hartwell Candage is home, after
visit in Boston and vicinity.
Capt. Roswell Eaton, of the steamer
fremont, is at home for brief stay.
Mrs. Sadie Eaton, who has been caring
for Mrs. Harold Powers during her i'll
ness, is home.
Feb. 9. XENoPHoN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
Johnson.

Capt. George FL. Tapley celebrated his
eighty second birthday anniversary Feb.
D. dis nieces and nephews gave him a
surprise, bringing home made candy,
cigars and several birthday cakes, one OF
which was decorated with eighty-two
candies and when lighted made brilliant
picture. Cake and cocoa we're served and a
delightful evening spent. None enjoyed it
more than the captain himself, who is hale
and hearty and seems to grow even young
er. At late hour, when The guests were
leaving, he expressed his deep apprecia-
ton OF the honor which each one had
shown him.
Feb. 8. Spec
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
NORTH ORLAND.
UNE FEMME.

Robert Harper and wife visited in Cas-
tine recently.
Rogers ingalls, have their lumber cut
and yarded a nd are now having their logs
nauled to the mill. The mill started this
week, with full crew.
ALBERT Farr, who has been confined to
tie house so long, as the result of an cleo
inc shock, is now able to walk about the
house without assistance.
Feb 8. r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
COUNTY NEWS
NORTH CAsTINE.

A.. Helen Conner is home from visit
in Castine' s,o.,.on
lat week on business.
,...rr p. Guilford is home from Vinai-
~ Tor a months visit with his family.
~. w s. Bridges, Of Penobscot, is
,.i,ing her parents, Capt. Edwin ordway
and wife
urs Fred Dunbar has gone to Brockton,
y.ss TO spend this month with her
s dang Mrs. Goldie Pare.
Harvey Webster, who had two fingers
81. right hand severed while saving at
!, podges' mill last fall, is now at
., again, employed by F. F. Perkins.
The pupils of the Devereux district per-
~, in attendance during the winter term,
Mes Hattie Dunbar, teacher, are: Royce
r.,rbam. Winnie Farnham, Fern Farm
ham, Dorothy Leach.
Feb. 2. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
AURORA.

Russell Mace, a student at the Univer-
sity OF Maine, is at home.
Miss Alice Silsby and sister, Mrs. Adel-
bert Bridges, of Bangor, who have been
visiting their parents, II. T. Silsby and
wife, have returned home.
Fab C
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK IS. - Supreme Judicial Court.
In Vacation.
Ellsworth, Feb. 8, a. d. 1914.
Upon the foregoing libel, Ordered: That
the libelant give notice to the said libelee to
appear before the justice of our supreme jul
dicisl court, to be holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the coun OF Hancock, on the second
Tuesday of April, a. d. 1914, by publishing
an attested copy of said libel and this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Els
worth American. newsps per printed in Els
worth in our county of Hancock, the last pub
location to be thirty days at least prior to the
second Tuesday of April next. that he may
there and then in our said court appear and
answer to said libel ARNo w. KING,
Judge of the Sup. Jud. Court.
A true copy of the libel and order of court
thereon.
Attest: JOHN E. BUNKER, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11

When you have saved up enough money
to invest in doubtful mining stocks-buy
an overcoat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11

Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hives,
herpes scabies. - Doan's Ointment. At any
drug store,-Adpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11
daughter also arrived at the home of
Wiley G. Conary and wife Feb.
Feb. 8.
WEST BROWNSVILLE.

Frank Douglass and sons, OF Castine.
were in town last week.
Mrs. d. E. Smith and son Kenneth. n,
belfast, are with their aunt, Mrs. Mary
WATSON.
Feb o ,r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-02-11

SPEC.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

THE Belle Of Bond Street is tho
name of the new Shubert play i'm
which Sam Bernard and Guby Deslys
are To appear.
Harrison Gey Iiske announces that
he has engaged Lydia Lopoukowa, the
Russian dancer, to appear as "A star
under his management next season.
John Craig's stock company at the
Castle Square Theatre in Boston re-
Gently produced new farce called
where's Your Wife"
After the Girl" George Edwardes'
latest London Gaiety Theatre pro-
duction, is to be produced by the Shu.
berts in New York early next season.
George PASSIONS play of English
life. which has been seen in Canada
under the name of "Nohodys Daugh-
ter" is soon To be produced in New
York under the title OF The Little In
truder"
Lew Fields is to have the principal
comedy part i'm THE High Cost of
Loving, which ~ n. Woods is to
present next summer. Alice Hegeman
has been selected for one OF the lead
ing feminine roles
Forward March" with William
Collier in the principal role. is -
have its FIRST production at Atlantic
City on Easter Monday \ number o!
wcll known players have been cngag-
cd for Mr.. Golfers support
The English rights of The Mid
night Girl" which has scored success
in New York, have been sold by the
Shuberts to George Mcclellan, who is
planning for an early production of
the piece in London.
Fay Templeton and Josephine ia
CODY have been engaged to appear in
the production of "Piuafore," which is
to be staged soon at the Hippodromc
in New York. The two artists will al
tcrnate in the role of Little Buttercup
Richard Bennett and Edith Wynuc
Matthison viii join forces next season
to lead travelling company. which
will first produce Ram Kennedy
play The Idol Breaker" i'm which lac
deals with men and things i'm general
as he happens to like OF dislike Them
and BrieuX's Maternity" a vigorous
piece about unwedded motherhood.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
MUCH INTEREST IN PLAY.
Capacity Audience viii Witness Ex.
quisito Comedy peg o. Ny Heart"

Capacity Audience viii Witness Ex.
quisito Comedy Pes o. Ny Heart"
Calumet thcotergocrs are manifest
Ing au unusual interest in the coming
OF Che j, Hartley Mpnners. exquisite
comedy Peg % My Heart" which
will he seen at the Calumet theater
saturday afternoon and evening.
So much that is good has been said
OF this New York success i'm the met
ropolitm papers and magazines that
detail description is not necessary.
Suffice to saw that popularity Of the
show Is largely due to It's freedom
from tho slightest suspicion of the UNI
clean cor sensational Peg" is por-
rraycd by Florence Martin and her
Interpretation of the character is one
Of The most loving and artistic mag
Unable. The littlc Irish glrl brimful
of wit which flows from her rosy lips
as the crystal water from a spring.
Peg" tells a story that made old
Mshha ttan, stafd and blase, forget
the more sensational attrao tons for
fhis beautiful story of refreshing
youth.-Advertisemcnt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
SCHOOLS SHOULD PROVIDE
INSTRUCTION FOR SUMMER
U. c. COMMISSIONER OF EDuCA-
TON FAVORS ACTIVITY DUR
ING WASTEFUL MONTHS.

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
SCIENTISTS PLANNING
TO ASCERTAIN WEIGHT
AND SIZE OF MOON

Chicago. April 2.-Experiments for
the weighing and measurement of the
moon are being conducted by scientists
at the University of Chicago, 1t was
announced today These experiments
are "a continuation of the experiments
which satisfied the scientists that the
earth is a rigid body. offering enor-
nous resistance To the attraction of
planets. The effect of the sun on the
tides will be compared to the effect of
the moon, and by Interpreting the re-
suits the scientists hope to determine
the weight Of the moon compare l
with that Of the sun. Further tests will
be made TO judge the mass and com
position of the moon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
ARRIVALS OF TIE sToRK.

Thirty births have been reported
with Village CLERK Martin Frist, Jr
fer the month Of March Among those
recently reported are. Sons 20 Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur j. Raider. sos Pcwohic
street. Mr. and Mrs. Tim German. III
north Pewahic and AIR. and Mrs VIII
lam Jose. 426 Tomuraok. and 1a3eh-
tors 10 Nir. ana Mrs William a. Conf
man. Il- useraIa and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Bettens Osep.Ia street
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
MICHIGAN MoosERs MEET.
Discuss Plans for State Campaign
May Name Full Ticket

Lansing, Mich, April Headers OF
the Progressive party in Michigan
rounded up here today for a state
conference, the principal purpose OF
which is to discuss preliminary plans
for the state campaign and If possible
select candidate 10 oppose Governor
Ferris ~ the November election. The
ProgrcSsives expect 90 name candi-
dates fer all state ana county Offices
TO be filled next fall They will also
devote particular attention 10 the
congressional situation The Pro-
gressivcs already have two of the
twelve members Of the Michigan dele
cation in the lower house OF Congress
and this number they hope to increase
at the next election.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
WEEKLY.

1t seems unfair TO assert THAI vacant
lots produce nothing but weeds and
uncarned increment. Just look at In"
regular crop OF billboards and base
bah nts-PjttsAurgh Dispatch
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
EXPERIENCED.

The vicar advertised for an organ
ist the other day. AmonS the replies
Ac received was the following:
Dear Sir-I notice that You have a
vacancy for an org,nist and music
teacher, either lady or gentleman
Having been both for several years
hcg to apply for the position. Tit
Bits.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
SEEKS MILLION
TO WIN THRONE
Dom Miguel, Portuguese Pretend
er, Is Looking for a Finarcler

Paris, April THE financial agents
Of the roSNllst pretender 10 the Por-
uguese throne. Dom Miguel dc Bra
ganza, are searching Europe for "a
wealthy man who will lend $I25o00o
for the purpose of financing rcyo-
luton in Portueal next autumn.
Dom Miguors agents say that he is
now the accepted candidate for the
throne OF Portugal on account of the
obdication Of King Manuel at fam
uv meeting in Vienna ON the occasion
or the Christening of the eldest SON of
the Archduke cam Ferdinand Tic
Manuelists. however deny this story
of abdication.
Although Dom Miguel has paui-
mony of a few million frames and re
ceivcs a pension from the HapsbWss
he does not intend 10 waste his own
money ON the revolution. Ills agent.
however, talk optimist.caily of hls
chances They say that 10000 rifles,
with the requisite ammunition are
already concealed In the northern
provinces Of Portugal waiting for the
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02
New series-This Month

New Series-This Month
Detroit & Northern Michigan Build
ing q Loan Association. Faucet 5ros.
g. observation-disclosures.
AGyCrtisCment-tf
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-02

James \. Hcarnc's play. sag Har.
Dor" mas been revived Tor the stock
companies.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

hGnger lit Dies Gin idiperer SAlag;
a6er nibt mr. iie iper0en Oapon pr
troffen ionoern Oas qar5e Gelltld
tim in Den @ereinigtcn Staat.lL
Oas in &errn gortbolOt lcinelt trcils
eltcn, ia beinabe ein5igen @orfdl's
pier I'M Northumberland uerlis.
.ren miir0c. limo 6illter Den 81 Mo-
nen bon Ieutid glneritaneriL Die
nit Stol5 @erln Nartbolot oen H..
rell nenner, ltebt OaS geian1mte ire.
beitliebgnoc Clement in Sta0t,
Staat mo 9olto. Serrn 9ortbolot's
Sdciocn ans oam aongree, ger0oe
III oen ge9cnpGrtigen 3eitlauicL
piiroe Elm lln9liid ~beoeutcn, Sem
MGnuer, ipie er, iiIO eS, Ole mir fS.
TIA bnberL I'M NUIterie unO SeErs-
lei 5l bct1mpfen.
So6alo Serrn 9~art6olot'S Ont.
lhlnB befaltnt mlir0e, bcgam aud
lcbpn cine ltorfc @egenbeipegung, I'M
i'm, tpenn irgeno moglid), 3Iin 9lei-
Ben 3it pcranlalieu. 0abci mnren eS
f~cincsuc9s nilr p%erionlid)e 6rcnnoc,
mo politiidle @lalibcnSgenoiielL Die
oiclen @lnid) ousiprod)en, lonoern
allh @ielc, sic bisbar Ianporm ooer
in ser Oppoiition gemeien, erinncr-
ten IidI pl0blid) Der eroBclt &croien.
Ite,, ole Serr 9ortbolOt iid in iciner
lallaen SGtigfcit criporben bat, ulO
crflartcn, Dab es ibm inter feinen
l%lmitGnoen 0citattet wcrOen iolte,
icinc slbiidt 5itr Cat meroeu 81 Ial.
fen.
Serr 9art6olOt lit inter Den
Wfit0lieOcru ocs aongreiieS cine Der
6erporraqcnoiten 9srionlidfeitsn; CT
lie iener meniaen Eerionlihfeiten, DC.
rem glonaen intcrnotionnlen Huf mo
inter1iotionalcs @emidt bdben. Nie-
lc Sabre miiroc cs onueriI. che cine
lolde Glide aud mir tcilipeiie mieoer
+oefiiat mcrOen f6nnte. &oronSiiht.
lid miro idon IN oen nlern0dltcn
Qoqen SEER gnrtbolot oiii3iea Ell.
ilidt mer0eL nod einnlnl Die gilr'
Sc 0es ImteS ati lid 5i nehmeil.
Ncrrn @arthplOts GrflGrnna.
Sic Nbiidt ieincs &iidtritteS be-
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

Ole ucuciten Y6otogra.
pbien oes Yanama=aanols nit IL
ner in%tereiiantcn @ei1idte Ocs Sort
SdritteS Der 9rbeit merocn in { er
BroIhiire 0argetank Oie-oie@nn6nr9-
Mmerifas9inie Dcroffentlidt bat. Mit
benz Itufentpeiien @0bermeroen ocs
@aIIers in benz groBen @rnben bat
Sid Der Nnblid Der Sandstone poa-
Itdnoig gednOert. Nud Die S6on-
beiten @eItinoiens mer0en in Diclen
o~n8iebenoen &%luitrationsn ge5eigt.
Die 8roidiire I'M llmfanae BON 60
Seifen lit III onipredenoer @eiie ber-
qeitcIt nno miro ieoen, Der @eltin-
0ien belnAt bat oOer oort6in 5it ge-
ben ge0cnft, bon @ert Iein.
sett, mo ser groBe @aiIerueg
pirflid benubt meroen fam, pcroen
Sidl tauienOe BON 8ourilten nidt Die
@~elegenheit entgeben laiienp ben Sea
nal al beiu9en, in ieinen @aiiern
mirflih az frel5en uno oie 9roBert
Ghlenien at ourhfabren. Die Bro
Ihiire miro frei perteiIt un0 lit err
bGltlid pom Mopertiiing Department
Der Snmbura : Nmericon Sine, 45
Broaomnp, New OFF Gitp.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

re Dem oficntli1eu Scben aeipionlet
baben, A Sabre oils Wlitglico ms
Yr1lioent oes ct. &ouiler 6dulratbs
mo - Sabre lang lmitntet brohen
ais Weitglieo 0es &~ongrciies, mo i'd
bin Der Meinung, Dab cs qeuiigeu
lollte, cinen 10 allsgeocbntcn Scbcns.
abi6nitt an ofientlid)e Yili6ten bin
5ugeben. AuBeroem CLAUDE id, oaB
Die mir nod pergonnten Sabre Der
@irtiamfeit cher meinen mo meincr
6omilIc mnterieIlen ,Sntcreiien lt1o
5agleih nnabb1ngigeren mo frsic
rem gemiibungen I'M Slltereiie ser
groBcn Sadie, Ole mir meiit onl ser
sen ie1t, n0nIidJ Der Sode oesg9clt
%fricoeliS, gami0ntet ieill ioaten.
&ie pielc mciner n1beren 6icitn
o. piliem babe i) mid id)on icit ci
irigen Sabren nit HiidtrittsQeoanfcn
getragen, mo meinc perionliden
@iinid)e in oieicr 0iniiAt mnrocn
mr. bon eincm etuiten Yi!idtaeiiIhl
gegen oic Eortci, Die mid 10 bod &c.
cbrt bat, 5ilriidgeorGngt. Mit an0e.
rem @orten fonatr mo molltc ih
meincn Yolten nidt 5u elmer Belt
p~erlaiieu, ais oie republifaniiAe
&ortei innerbalb ibrer eigencu &ei'
ben in einem &onlpf INN 9cben mo
Zoo fiir GrbnItitng Der YrinSipicn al
iler experimentation lIno perioiiuuqs
m1Bigen Nc9ierlnlg hegriffen mar.
Sd miiroc icood) ueoer mir icl6il
nod ienen lopaIcn3relmocn, oie mid
nit ibrem @crtrouen nl6 i6rcr 9(n.
bGnglihfeit 10 longc 9eebrt bobel
treu iein. ipeinn ih oieien Sdritt TIM
fonntc. o6nc idnlcr5lidcS 9eoaucrn
III cmpfm0eu. Gem es lit oefpiB
fein 2eidteS. oic cngen 9onoe All
5erreiBen, ueldc mid nit 0cn M1fl
ern oes 10 Gongreb 0iitrifts fiber
5pau5ig Sabre lang ncrfniipft ia.
ben. mo offi8ieae 0csiebunacn 3lt
lolcn alf bic i'd tets itol5 mar uno
Die iottSuieben mir 10 oriiiQcn0 nobe
geleNt limo. 9lir Die Niidlid,t nnf
cine bebere Tilidt fonnte meinc 3ll.
itimmnia 8iI ioId)er 2oSlogltna &C.
minncn.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03
0cutid an Der naatbOliidem timber.
fitGt.1

Su ser oeutiden S(6teilunQ ser
~llniperiitdt meroeu ouf uniere gr-
fuuoigung bin in OieIem Sabre fol-
genoc bobere 8urie gegeben:
/. @iitoriide Bromatit; Giniii6.
rung IN cas- Spitcm Der olt0ermani-
ideu Sprahen i'm gergIeib sum SSt.
Oogermaniihen 2attlebre unO Tor-
menlsbrc. &onlonontismls, Gofo-
Iismus, 9eflinntioL aouiuaotion,
llrgermaniid, @otiit, NltiGhiiidL
gmgeli1hiiih liHoglltbodOeutid. 2ef.
tire alter Ecrte nit @%tpmoloQie, 8i.
Geographic, uno 9eiprcdunN BON
Strcitfrogen. @0dputli6 5 Stln.
ben. Wontog, Mtttpod, 0onnerS
tag, 6reitag uuo Somstog BON TO-
II ltbr.
2. @cihihte Der neucren 0cutidch
2iteratur BON t74S bis 1880. 8or-
trGgc mo llebungell. 9~e5icbuuqcn
3lm cngliiden 2itcratur. @o6cntlid)
q StnnOcn. MontoN, Mittmod) unO
5amstag BON II bis | llbr.
3. Sdilers @erfe uiO 9eG.n.
2eftiire uno beionOere 9eiprcdJane
ser Mediterranean. 9ic1stag, Con.
uwerstog un0 Samstog.
Die npoitsroonierten@ arrie ner-
oen o~elcitet BON @errn Or 9oul
@leis (oits @eltfalen, Geittidlniol
Sn Ser engliiden glbteilun9 lcer-
ben ebenfoas beion0ere &orleimach
oegeben 5itr ginfiibrumg in Die Ser
mani1tif.
g(ngeiiodiiid nit biitoriiher Srsn.
matif rubt ais 2ebriod 6elon0ers IN
ben SGnOcn oes Serrn Or. Sram5 Sc.
melt, Der an Der Sobns Sopfius dr.
herIit1t in Baltimore inter Yrofellof
bright araonierte. Scrr II penlelt
lit bon 0eiltIher 9lbitammnng ipriflt
ilieBeno ocutid nnO ltuoitsr rclrtidlc
Yhilologie in 8oltiniore arier @ro'
Acuse.
3pei edit Oeiitibc @roic.ieren wIir-
Sen iiingit an Der fatboitlMca llli.
oeriitG angelteat: 9ert Ii. phil.
Srams GOeln, Yripatoo5ent ser Int
uerlitGt Bonn fir or utaliide
5proden (9Sb. 9. BON &afin nlS.
SEER Or. t6cOl. 6eimrid Sdr9mn
der. Yei6c @elsbrte %gcnoiien ibrc
wilienIdaftlite gnSbilOuna in
Dcntldlauo. Sic IinO gcborcne
Oentid)e mo mitr0en crit fiir5lid
auf @rlnO i6rer berporrngenoen
Observation-Disclosures @crfc noh bier
berufen.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03
Sin anter WurIdlaa.

Gnr1 oie &criuenoung Der SIR
bcitsfrait Ser M1nner, msld)e ms
N~rbcitsbauS oes 9iitrittS Columbia
gcinnot mcroell, mil man sic @oror.
beitcn fir Den Ban ser gcplouten
&eformanltnlt ouf Der nebell Dem
SIrbeitsbnus gelegenen 1900 Nder
groBen 6orm beginner. 3as lit
menigItens Der @ori6lag, Den Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben DiItrifts-
Gommilidren geuladt bat in ibrem
Snbresberidt. Sir oie Gorarbciten
limo $4,000 permiaigt, uno nit bic
ier Summe l1Bt iid piel erreiden,
luern sic NrbeitsfrGfte Dem 9iitrift
nidlts folten.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03
aeiu GnOc Der sOti@aftban. Srase

Die glfaoenie oes Yauipeiens bat
iih lDieoerum AUS eineebenolte nit
Sem @aibingtoner 9otidaftsbau lno
ser 8eiieiteietlng oes preisgefronten
gntmurfS Trof. M6brings ieitens
9es aaifers ~5nguniten oes gntipurfs
oeS Sofbauratb BON Sine beidGftigt.
Mud tieie 3ipcite Sibung perlief
trob lcbbafter Gcbotteu crgsbnisIps
10 OaB eiile brittle n%otipenoig lit. CAB
aud Oiesmol Elm politipes Relultot
niht er3eilt meroen fonnte, lit ein
9epeiS fir Oie Sdpierigfeit, einc
Ginigung Der Itorfen Meinmgsper.
If~icoenbeiten 5litpcge 81 bringen, bic
fir un0 9egen Den einelL mic Sen oll-
bcren Tlan SIT Gage treten.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

Rad einem Nnstpeis oes Oierten
&iilfS : Observation-Disclosures iino i'm
pergongenen Sabre 100000 Yolt-
laden in oie 9eno Better Office al.
aeaeben moroel. 6.440.000 Stiide
limo ourA oieielben oen 9tbienoern
ipieoer 5n geitelt woroen. Sci Dem
Nelt BON iiber 6.000.0O0 Stiiden
mar Dies niht m0gIifl IooaB oieie
ais perloren be3eidnet meroen mill
len.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03
NternOc bOnen trOt Der NntHnOignn q, Sern gart6OOt str @ieSererud
gnng iiucS GntihInT Is beucseu 80 fOnmen.

Midoro @artbolot, ser ieit iiber
3lpon5ig Sobren @ertretcr Ocs 10.
gtiiiourier 8s3irfS i'm aongreB ser
&ereinigt. Staatcn iii, bat ungefiiu-
oigt, OoB er nod 9eenoigrug lei.
iles iebigen Sermins. Oes elften, oci
CT i'm &ougreB oiert, lid ms @ri.
pntleben 5nriid5iebcn miro. 9ieie
Antiin0igund beoelltef, ooB Scrr
@artbolCt lid nid)t micosr Inn Die
9tominicunia sil beiperpcn bcobiid,.
tgt. Sir icinc 6rcunOc mo %n.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03
Sin HarIehensNai in edwnIitaten.

%oieph 8. @oo0, Der @elh1fts-
iii6rer ser ~Souiebolo 2oon 60"
ite6t infer Ser bon elmer Srou er6o-
bcnen Nnidnloigung. ibr fir cine
gnleibe bon $t5 an 3iaien SO obge-
llommen I'll hoben, mas cine @erlcb.
ing oes @rdergeiebes lit. Cine an
oerc Dor etIi6en Monoten geaen oer-
iclben Wonn er6obcne NuidnlOiauno
aleidlsr Notltr lit nod in ser Sdtuc.
be, ga oas @eridt ouf cine @ntihei-
oniia ocS 0bcraeridts besiiglid ser
gonltititionolit6t oes @eiebes mar
tct. 9 er@otte Ser Tron mar fronf.
ols iie oie fleine Nnleibe mobte uno
lit ieitOem ~geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

Sn Scr 6iBuug Der @aib=
inaton ShulbeborOe am Montag,
Den 80. 0esember b. S., wlroc an
@teae oes ausi6eiOenoen Sliperin-
teuoenten Or. @m. M. Gapioion
Der bisberige Siilfsiuperintenoent 6.
6. GburIton einitimmig erp0blt. Or.
0npi0ion bat einen &uf ais Sdlillll-
perintenoent 4od Yitts6urg allge=
nommen. Serr 9hut1ton lit Mtnodhlt
fir ole 3eit bon 6 Nionaten aeivdblt
tuoroen, tpsIde an Der &oQcl0nng
0es 9ermfns Or apiOion's nod feb.
len.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03
@m. s. @nOc.

Ole 6 m / Of Commerce
miro III nddlter 3eit ibrc @ramtell-
mail baben. 90 Der jcbiac 8rGli=
bent Q. S. Callahan enc @leoer=
uabl nnbeoin9t ablebut, lit @na. s.
@uoc, Ser fliiber i1on einnlal Oas
Erdiioentennmt befleioste, nominiert
iuor0en. Geine @ieocripabl lit nobl
3tueiTellos MnO miro iibcraIl III Scr
Gtaot Die grGBtc 3ufrie0ellbe,,t berT
p%orrnfcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

0erS pr d G + oeS Sauies,
G6amp Glarf, befinoet lid arf eiler
Sortra9stou ii Moiioduietts. @e-
iragt, mariim er Gorleiunget 6alte,
iagte er, Dab cr es oes @eloperoie=
llens Degen tue. gttr nnterl1eioe
cr iid inlofern bon Serrn 9tporL OnB
CT oieie @orleiungen ME balte, melin
Oie @flidt i'm al @oibington bill-
Set, 3. b. Wenn Ser GongreB in Sit
llna lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

Serr Sermom 3ettler, ipob1.
bait 1909 t5te StroBe, N.=@, iii.
fern Qeiern woblbefamnt ais @9feltuiI-
rant : @eI6aftsfiibrer bel 6. Ger
ltenberg, bat bon ieiner @attiu elm
prdhti0es acknowledgements er-
balten. Iielelbe bel1enfte ibn am
81. De8ember nit einem frdftigen
StammbaIter. Ser5libe @ratulatI.
on!
Washington Journal., 1914-01-03

Gle oeuti6e 9cgierung bat
oas gniu6en Der amerifanilderL in
@e5ug aif amerifauiiden Stobl,
@nmmiidube etc, ais u%meiltbegiin-
itigite~ Ration bebonOelt 81 meroen,
abgelebnt. Seood glarbt man, OaB
lie idlieBlid BOD iih Oo5u perltebel
miro, wenn Nmerifa iii anoerer ge-
jie6lng Iif 81 oerielben rMentbe-
a%iinltignng~ periteben miir0e.