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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-30
STATE 5. s. CONVENTION
IN SESSION At AUSTIN
F0HTN-FIRST ANNUAL GSNNEN-
T!ON Opens, WITH \ LARGE
ATTENDANCE.

AUSTIN, Texas. March 30.-Sun-
day school workers from all parts
of the state gathered here todas
for the 4Ist annual session Of the
Texas Sunday School association.
Practical helpfulness in SUNDAY
school work was the central theme
OF the big mass Of active workers
who came here.
Work for the young men and
young women Of the teen age" was
to be emphasized BY John L. Aiexap-
der OF the international division.
Workers in special branches from
outside the state were also on the
program.
The program included discussions
On all varieties OF Sunday school
work. Special features included a
local rally for adult classes, an eXeur-
sion to the Colorado river dam aud
lake, parade OF Austin Sunday
school pupils, a mass meeting for
boys and girls, and special denomi-
rational rallies.
Large delegations were present
from various Of the larger cities Of
the state and from many OF the
smaller communities.
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he committed 1t is said that Lar
kins announced a Willingness 20 be
baptized Monday, but the ministers
il. attendance postponed that event
for Il few days
Throughout each and every CONVEX
Jon Larkins has stoutly denied his
guilt of the murder, though he ad-
mits to everyone that he was an ae-
complete He says he would like
to have the principal in the murder
to go to the gallows with him
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PROHIBITION MAY &c
DECLARED IN ENGL iHO
CABIN. 1T nisEl eStS PROPOSE.
T!DN or ISSUING ORDERS EF-
FEGTitE DURING WAR.

LONDON, March 30.-The cabinet
today discussed Il proposal that En-
gland be made prohibition territory
during the war. While no final de
cision was reached it was informally
reported that either total prohibition
or swerve restrictive measures viii
be made effective. Other nations in
the war recognize that alcohol is
detrimental to soldiers and have tax
en- steps TO stop its use.
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COMMUNICATED WITH
MEXICO CITY IS CUT
FRESH ALARM Is FELT OVER
THE STU ALTON SOUTH OF
THE RIO GEiNDE,
General ta,rAiiZa Sends Defiant
Note in Reply TO tive United
States Representations

WASHINGTON. March 30.-~Con-
munication with Mexico City was
shut Oft today, thus giving fresh
alarm over the situation south of
the Rio Grande Officials ara ad-
mittedIy alarmed over the prospects
Of Carranzista triumph
Moreover, it became known to-
day that Carranza sent a defiant
note to the state department in re-
ply to United States representations.
In all official circles there were evil
dences of the seriousness with when
the Mexican situation is regarded.
The border conditions have been
temporarily relieved.
General Funston reported that
the Nillistas are moving strongly on
Nuevo Laredo. The Carranza com
mander has announced that he will
fight. The war Office admitted that
field artillery might be sent to La =
redo TO protect American lives and
property in the event of an overflow
across the border.
At Matamoras the lull in the
lighting does promise to last
long, Villa is believed TO be delaying
in order to bring up reinforcements
1t is persistently reported that he
has enroute fifteen carloads of ar
tillery from Monterey.
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CIVIL SUIT ON TRIAL.
IN COT NTI COURT TODAY

In county court today the case OF
j. &C. Cauthen VS.. Ben Lowe, suit OH
note and foreclosure, was called and
IS being tried. The case will pro
baby take up greater part of the
day,
On Monday afternoon Judge It'd
well oyerruled motion for a new
hearing in the n. w. Alexander vs..
Frank Mach case.
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PLANS ARE MAT DRING
FOR TWO BIG COLLEGES
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNitIR
SiTN At DALLAS EXPECTED
TO OPEN IN FALL.

BALTIMORE, Md, March So
Plans for building two colleges, one
at Dallas and the other at Atlanta
Georgia, are being rapidly complet-
ed by Southern Methodist church
conferees, it was announced today
The Dallas college viii probably be
ready for students next fall. The
construction OF these two colleges
resulted from the church losing con
troll of Vanderbilt university in a le-
gal battle
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Wilson denied that the govern
ment plans to cooperate with South
American republics in Initiating
mediation in Europe, The story
originated from the presidents
speech at Annapolis Monday il
which he said there might be pan
American cooperation for human
ity's sake.
He said his address was eXtempoT-
aneous and had no scheme behind
it.
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GERMAN SEA RAIDER WILL
PROBABLY Be |NTERN[O
COY ERS HAVE BEEN STRIPPED
FROM THE GUNS OF PRiNA
EIrEL FREDERICK.

NORFOLK, Va. March 3o.--With
the United States battleship Alabama
arrived for neutrality duty indica-
tions today pointed to an carly in
Prinz Eitel Friederich Covers were
stripped from her guns today and II
is believed her armament will be
removed It was reported that the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-30
NEGRO ARRESTED HERE
FOR N'kINNEN OFFICES

Virgel Clark, colored, wanted at
Mckinney on a charge of burglary,
was arrested near Forreston Monday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Armon
Yates and the constable from Italy.
He was placed in Jail 10 await the
coming Of the Collin county officers.
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an iron worker, might know some
thing about the mysterious murdef
of Miss Emma Peterson at Aurora.
III. the police detained him today
until Officers from Aurora can come
here and examine him.
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FACTIONS LINING; UP
FOR FIGHT AT LANPAZOS.

LAREDO. Tex, March 80 Car.
ranzistas and Villistas are lining up
this afternoon for big battle at
Lampazoa, seventy niles south of
NneFo Laredo The Eillistas are RS
ported arriving from Gelondrina
and $40 Garranzistas aboard 4spe
cial train are flocking into The
town.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-30
PRIZE FIGHTER HELD
IN BOND OF $500

sTEUBENVlLLE, Ohio, March 80.
-" Bandy" Sharp was freed on
$500 bail today after coroner 5
Jury had decided that the injuries
which resulted in the death OF ''Spe-
eial Delivery" fully, a Pittsburs
lightweight. in Il bout here last night,
was due to weak heart
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COSsiCkS ARE REpti.SED
BY II Hhish TROOPS

C0NSTANTINOPLE, March &o-
The Turks operating north Of Ola
report the repulse of large bodies
OF Russian coSsacka.
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Even If there isn't great deal
going on, there is enough so you
needn't tell your dreams in order to
maintain the conversation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-30
ANOTHER SUSPECT HELD
IN AURORA MURDER NSTERN

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 3O.--Aftel
being informed that BurIeigh Dillig.
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reriod allowed for the vessel to in.
terne or sail would expire tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-30

Chicago Grain.
Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today:
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FUNSTON CAPABLE Of
CARING FOR NEUTRALITY
CODE OF ETHICS TO
REGULATE CRITICISM BY
III iS-BETNS."
Wilson VIII Not send General Scott
to Brownsville Unless Need Is
More Urgent.

WASHINGTON, March 3o.-Pres-
ident Wilson today told callers that
he believed General Funston would
be able to induce the contending
Mexican factions along the border
to respect American neutrality
Therefore he did not intend to send
Chief of Staff Scott to Brownsville.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-30

As two eX-presidents are alive
and actively engaged in criticising
the administration President Wilson
said it might be good time to DRAFT
code Of ethics to regulate the
criticisms of eX-presidents OF their
successor That was as far rs the
president said he would go in an
sWering Professor Taft's charges Of
the administration mismanagment
of the Philippines costing the
country $1,5oo, 900 pesos, or Colonel
Rooseyelt's charge that the admin
istration's Mexican policy was un-
American. He said that when he
retired he doubted if his successor
would care to reply to mis- criticisms
Of president, remarking humorous
ly that some times eX-presidents are
justified in criticising those who fol
low.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

groBcn Sr6umen. Ser bepunoe-
run9sDiirOige 9luiidwung Ceutid-
lon0's in Scr @elt ocs San0els unO
Ser @cper6e nidt minoer, ais in
9lnit in0 2iteratir, lit ouf Die
Ebatiade 5uriid5ufiibren oaB Der
Ieitti1e ieiu @eiitcsIeben er5og, ii1
bobe SOenle iteQte unO Oieie in ieiuer
prattiiden @eiic sur @eltlng bra6-
te. &on GeutI6lanO bat infer Sano
biel gelerrt, Geuti6lanO Bat 6erbor-
ro9en0 81 Dem 9lut inieres &oIfeS
bcigetrageu, lmo cs gab lnierem SD-
item, MGuner ser @iiieuidait beron-
5ubiloen Die itdrfite gepegung, Die
infer llnireriitdts- lmo @elebrten-
weieu ie erbieIt. Snoeu mir bon ben
Ceutihen ii6ernebmen, mas inImer
mir fonnen mo6tc i1, 0oB mir ins-
beionoere ms i6ren SSOealisnuiS 81
cigen MAIDEN ruo ferner ibren Our9-
0ringenoeu gciunoeu @eritano, ser
iic befd6igt, ibren ioealen @eiit in
ciu @erf5eug 81 OerpauoeIn nit
Dem iie Die 0oQeuoetIte militdriidbe
uno inouitriele Srganiiatiou geidof-
fen baben, bic Die @eIt ie geieben
bat.
sSn 0en 9feOeu im0 9fufidben, mel-
DE Die iogcnannten glustmtid-9Sro-
fcIoren, Mdnuer pie gurgeB, @6ee-
Ter um0 9lnoere, nah ibrer 9fiidfebr
aus Geiti6lanO bcroffeutli6t baben,
iinoct man e6eniaas MIR elm
Geutl6lano, Ocm Iic gtnerfcnnng
5oQen, Oos Geuti6lanO Der @iiien-
ic6ait imo ser Sednif, ocs geiitigen
ltHSs oeS nlaterielleu 9(liiGmlnges,
Der eSOcc'ii ino Scr iroii1cn Sitter.
g91re es nidt eeredt, Die 9lmerifo.
nertgingen etipas me6r bel oieien
aennernlunieres 2onOes, oie iie oo-
Decentralization, in Oie S1ule itatt bel
oen Scb6lGttern Ole i6re @iiienihaft
bon 9onoon un0 Earis be5ieben9
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9es eanOes bcriuieTcn.

Sontingo, GbiIi s. Sonnar'
~ Die &e9ierrng oronete beute ALL
Dab @uiuermo 9iningburlt Der frll'
bere @rdiioent bon Neru, uno o.
glugillto 1urano oas 6iIeniibe ger
ritorilm binnen adt Eoaeu 5lt per-
loiien boben.
(ABrdiiocnt @iaineburit ipuroe Nv
Iebten 5ebruar in elmer &cbolutiop
obeeiebt. glm 80. gaobember confls
6irte bic pcriianiibe &oli5ei ellS
2uantitGt bon @etpebren unoGriegs
material, peIdes oneebIid bon Ur'
0urano eeiammeIt MIR 0u OeIl'
3Wedc, cine SfeooIution 5u inicell'
REM
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glenc Grncnnnnacn Nea 9raibenteII.

US q y tng II, 8. Sonltar.
Brdiioent @iIion ernannte belie
glodmittag Die foIeenoen &erren o.
EoItneiitern in oen beigefiigten Or
ten: 6. 8. Sbersbiner, Santa glna'
Cal; 8. 5. 9ubm Stodton, Gol'i
George @. SnrtIep, g[rfanioS Sim
&ns.; Sobn @. 2op6am, Gbonlte'
aos.; gS. 8. 9. Sogen, O1cptol1
&os.; 0abio 8. 2ane, @oIt Seleno
@aont.; George @. S8ilfinloit Jap
60, g. O.; 6. 9. Gor6in glibtabll@
Obio; SSomes 6. Sunipon 2ima,
Obio; 6. 81. S6eIton, 81 @oio, Eey'
Sobn s. Gornep, 9(beroeeiL SSalp'
Charles 6. @2onIeb, Soirnolutt %i
3D.; @iaiam s. @rltnemoI0, Sp'
foI6, g8isc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

Staotsregierung inO ariegs6iilfs-
commiiiion itebt, inO bon ibr reIor-
tirenoe 9c5irfsiteaen, NIT itarfen
%crionIidfeiten beieBt; cine centrole
9fegelung ser @loterioG- uno 9lr-
beits6ei9affung unO gauleitung als
Gegel, oie glusnabmen oertrdgt. 81
ne Srganiiation in Oieier 9iiHtng
bil0ct no9 inherent 9nfiirbolten Oas
Spring6rett 81 groBen 2eiitlngen
in 9ejug ouf Sdnelli9feit, @erbilli-
ging, 3pedmdBigfeit unO &unit
miro Dem 8augeiperbe uno @ano-
merf gum Segen gereideu lmO bef6-
bigt iein, ii1 ben beionoeren Grfor.
Oerniiien rno @iinlben Oes gin5el-
falles nit 9eidtigfeit an5upoiien.
Sic peidbt pobl bon Dem ausgetrete.
nen g9ege o6, aber beOelItet feinen
Sprung ms Gunfle, iie eri6eint
ms bieImebr aus Oen @erb1ltniiien
ais bic einfadite inO natiirli6ite 60
Jung aeboten. Ger Ourd iie oceebe-
ne @infIuB nuf oie fiinitlcriide Sc
italtung miro BON J(iemanOem ais
Elm 3mong enlpfitnOen peroen, gan5
i'm @egeniob 5ur@infllBnabme Ourd
9ou6erot6ungsiteIen (Oie i'm iibri-
gen ouBerboI6 Der ginfluB5one ser
&riegscomniiiion ibr9lrbeitsielO bin-
reidcno finOen merOen.) glid6 cine
ousrei6enOe 9eiddftigung ser in ser
YroOin8 oniGiiigen ielbitItdnOigeu
Frioator6iteften lit bei Der borge.
idlagenen Organization oiirdnus
m69lid.
llnO bic Soften, iuelbe Orrd6 oieie
-6ol6dnitliHe IL Organization per-
urio6t perocn? GerionolfoIten ent-
iteben in ieoem Sale, eIei6giiItie,
ob Die 8ouIeitiing Oes @ieoeraitf-
baues orgoniiirt miro ooer nidt:
ouh Ser 9oulnternebmer mllBt iei.
ne @roieftiringsfoiten miteinfolfit.
liren. 9loH unieren @oriHloge 5u
eriuartcnOe Griparniiie OIL @erionol.
foiten ipielcn aber feline 9folle gegen-
iiber oen bod in Die WliIlionen iid
be5iffernoen Griporuiiien, Oie aus Der
GentraIiiirilng ocs Moterial- unO 9lr-
beitsmarftes ii1 nit Siderbeit erae.
ben iperOen.
g9ir iinO ms ser Sfi55cnboftig-
felt unicrer Gori6Idgc bepuBt, oeren
Gir6orbeitltng cine Iorgidltige 9e.
reitlmg Scr 5erItortcn @egenoen bor-
dusieben lpiir0e. Sic ipuroen ober
trobOeni gcpagt in 0em @unIde, oa.
81 bei5ttrogen, Dab Ser @ieoerauf-
ban SitprcuBens cine &uIhirtbot
pcrOen m0ge, sic fir Oie ipeitere
Gntmidlling uuleres oeItiden Sieo.
lungspeien ein Segensborn peroen
founte.
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Sin fromsOGIder SrnOcrfmF.

@om neltliden &rieesiHauplobe
erbiclten ole ,aieler 98eueiten N&od-
ridteu" bon eiuem I'M SeIOe itebcu-
oeu 9lnge6origcn ibres tedniiden9er-
ionaIs, einem ltnteroffi5ier, folgcn-
oen 5elOpoItbrief:
n.... %. 9lob. IT. 9lm 81. Sfto.
Der plroen mir 400 9ieler ouf Die
Gompognie'n Oes 9legiments glr..
pert6ciIt. Sd fam nit 80 Wionn sur
bicrten. 9l6enos ging es in cine gro-
Be Steinbo6Ie 6ei g., iuelbe bier in
6ranfrcib in GROCER 3abI 5u finoen
IinO in0 fir unierc Sruppen cine
fait eranotenIibere llntcrfinft bic
ten. Gam boben mir imgefdbr 21a
@oHen o6me6ieln0 an beridieOenen
Stelimgen in Sdiibenerd6elt eele-
gen. uno es iinO oft @ranotiplitter
unO Sdropncllfu9elt ne6en ms ein-
geihlogen @ott iei Gonf, obne 2eiite
meiner Grippe 81 berlpu10en. glm
IA. 9lobenlber erbielt Die Gonlpognie
gefe6l, oie 8. Gonpognie ob5uloien,
mel9c einen 9lngriff Der 6ron3oien
6ei q. erfolgrei1 5nriidseidlogen
botte. gs bnben bier II. ". Sic Sn-
Fonteriiten aus aiel nit 6cionoerer
g3robour qef1nipft. 9eiOer Iino oud)
einige brobe &omeraoen bon uns &C.
fallen, Oie onl n1diten Gage bon I'M
ieren 9cuten ilnter ibipierieen Inn
ltGnOen bon Der feinoliHen SHiiben-
2inic bcrborge6olt ipuroer. gluBer-
oem pur0en bon meiner Gompognie
nod gcgen 80 toote 6rou5oien fort
geiHofft, mo in Dloiiengr1bern be.
crOiet. GS Iogen auBerOem nod et-
luo 1870 fron5oIiide 2eifen Dor sen
fron3oIiIden Shiisengr6ben. lin
nm audi oicIe Tooteu fortidaiien gu
f0nnen nobm elm llnteroffi5ier cine
S9oufel, befeItiete ooran einen Bet
tel ilnO bob 0ieien, oomit 0ie 5ron-
Soien, tpelde bon ms nur itngef16r
so W1eter I'M SHiibengraben liegen,
in6cu, ooB mir ibnen ettuas 5ii iogen
6Gtten. gfo1oent inner llnteroffiSier
nit oem 8ettel in oer Snn0 aus Dem
S6iitengro6en fam eridien ou1 Elm
frdn5oiiiHer Corporal. @eioe trnfen
Ii6 3ur S1lfte Dor Ser SdiitenIinie,
begriiBten Iib ber6li6It, iDobei Scr
Sron5oie iutierem ltnterofii5ier, che
Oieicr iid beriab, eineu 9ru0erfuB
eob. Ger 6ran5oie iugte, OoB iie ee.
5lurngen iuiiroen gegen ms 5u
fdmpfen, iie piirOen germ nit uns
5rieoen MAIDEN. @oit ilnierem I'm
teroffi5ier puroe linn Damn nod be-
oeltet, OaB Die Gngldnoer 0ie ShulO
an Ser goi13en Sofe triigeu. 9eiOe
trennten lib oonn Inn i6ren Offi5ie-
rem 5u meloen, SAB fir einige Stin.
Oen Oos 6euer eineeiteGt piirOe, nm
Oie nod Dor oen 2inien Iiegenoen
6ron5oieu beeroieen 81 f6nneu. I'm
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@eroen in @enono meeen Der er'
i6ieBine Scr bei6eu 9lmcrifoncr
Smith unO Ooritb pro6eiiirt wer'
oen. - Gonooiide 9fegieritpS
Oriid in @oibinston formeI ipr
@eOoucrn ipegen Oes 8wiiden'
falls ans.
Soronto, Ont, s. Syonuor. =
Gin @robin3ioI- Gonitobler, ein Cor
poral lmo awei SolOaten iinO beilte
in Sort @rie ouf Softbefeble bin
berboftct porocn, ole Der @eneral
StootsonpuIt Der @robin0 Sutunio
gceen fie erIoIIcn bate. sic peroel
oes Sooti6logs beIduIoigt, in Ser
binOung nit Scr @ridieBung Oer
amerifanii6cn 9iirger @olter SnlltQ
imo GbarIcs 0orid, oie iib am 2S'
0coembcr in Scr glGbe Oes Sorts Grle
5utrug. 9(ac @eiduI6ietcn puroelI
obne 5u 8iirgihaft 5ugelaIien Sll iper'
Oen, in @epobriom bebalten.
2ie Staotsonpolti6oft mo6te be-
fonnt, ooB Iie sic llnteriu6ung aus
eigener SSnitiotibc beeonnen babe, Oa
Iie oen SAL fir ipihtig b6It. Sle
babe pe6cr bon ser britiiden Jfegle'
RING, nod bon 6en cnnooii6en gc'
b0roen Oo8u Ben 8efebl erbuIten.
Gono6ifhe 9fegierung
Oriidt ibr g e0ouern.
aus.
Sttoip a, Ont, s. Syonror.
Dic &egieriing bon Canada iibernlli'
teIte beute ser Eegierrng ocr Ser
Stooten lire offioieae 9eiIciosfunO'
gebung pegen Der @ridieBung Oct
omerifonii6en @irger @oIter Sn1itp
uno Charles 0orih uno bat oen 6a'
milien Der @et00teten cine @ntiddOl
gungsiunmc ongeboten. 0ie cuna'
Oiide &eeieritng betonte ebenfolls'
0oB Oieie S6ritte ,ols 8etpeis oeE
geeenieitieen 6relin0iAaft" bereltS
unternommen porOen p6ren ebe ole
Ser. Stooten ibre gtote abionotcll
Ser @rodeB gceeu Die ShuIoigcH
miro in @euono, Ont, eefiibrt per'
0en.
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aafau fiir fransShlde suIbnten.

EittSbureb, &o., 8. San.
9ie frdn5oiiibe 9iesierung beitelllg
pie beute befonnt miro, bier BEL er
ner Jirmo 30 &onncn &ofno, OF.
fir ben Seeresge6roud beitelt el"
ion. Die 9ertreter erflGren, Dab Oles %
Die gr0Bte gclteIlung iei Oie e''s
frieeiiibrenoe gtotion bisber bel eIi'''
6irmo eenaAt b6ttc.
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Hadiun.iEeicr IN glclu.CrIeang.

giep Orleans, s. Snnilar.
- Mit einem SoIrt bon 81 Sdilllg"
begonnen beute oie bieiiecn 6eierllU
fcitcn oes bunoertidbrieen 6rieoeD'r
5ipilben @roBbritonnien ino OF"
Ser. Stntoten, Ser nit Dem SIeg'
glnorep Sodion's ii6er oie Gngla"
Der bel GboImette befiegeIt wurOSs
Die 6eier ion orei Gage in 9lniprp'~,, y,
ncbmen uuo iih an oen biItoriidlv,~s
FIGsen itnO @c6duoen obipieIen D~ ,,,
in Den admpfen Dor bunoert SagIv+.
cine grobe 0toIle ipieIten. 9lls w.
treter oes gr6iioenten peilt o.
SiiIfsiefret6r oes S6obamts %efe'T'
bier.
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Gie 0Goblen5er 3eitun9" gie6t Den
9rief oes engliihen S6riftite(ers
Sroncis @ri6ble picoer, Scr 3eugniB
fir sic idonungsoolle 9e6anoIung
ser Gngldnoer in GeutiGlaho ob-
legt. @ri6ble lit in5ipiiden in 6as
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nah 9fuble6en
gc6rodt lporoen. g9ir greifen aus
Dem 9riefc foIgenoe Stellen 6eraitS:
g(u sic expedition Ser nEimcs".
@lein Serr
Gs lit mir geitottet, bonn sc,
liGtspunfte zines @ngldnoers bon
Ocutidlono aus Elm @ort 5u iagelt
ii6er oie @e6anOlng Ser 9lusldnoer,
oie ii1 leiocr wdbreno Oes gegenpdr-
tiecn &rieges ais in 6einOeslano
mieoqrionOen. @leine Synformotio-
ncu ii6er oie 'Greianiiie in GnBlnio
iino ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oeltiden
Guellen cntnonmen o0er freiere
llebcriesing Ooriiber. 9l6er pie
GeutiAIano oenft lmO fii6lt, Fam
i6 ans peri0nlider SeuntniB nit.
tbeiIen.
Granf6eit oerbinOerte MIDI Dor
Dem glusbruh oes Grieges nod
Souic Suriid3ufebren Seit Ser 3eit
bin id nit bielen Geuti6en in Ser
binoung octreteit ioipobl nit priOa-
ten ipie offi5ieIlen DISQUALIFICATION
Bon feinem bon i6nen babe iA anoe.
res crfo6rch oenn 2ie6enSmiir.
oigfeit, ols Sen g(us0rid 6es offcn-
Barren MunlHes, oles 0eu lnfreiipil-
Tia inter i6nen luo6nen0en cngliihen
Gipiliiten 10 ongenebm mie mogli6
5i MAIDEN, anocre Gngldn0er, Oic
in peridie0enen @eiddfts5meigen in
Goblen5 t1dtig iin0, oeriidbern mir,
oqB~ ibre Grfa6ruugen oen meinigen
9lei6 ieien 0ic ein5ige Ginidrdn-
fung oie uniere Sreibeit erfubr, mar
bic Ierpflihting, ieOen Gag bel Ser
&ol3ei6e60rOe ngiiten Wiorgen" 81
iagep, GS iinO Ourdous feline ieino-
lideu &unOge6ungen oes @olfes
o0er gar 9oDfott in irgeno elmer
g9eiie Dorgefonimen SSbre 5reunoe
in Oen 9Sad6orit00ten berihten, Dob
aud i6re Grfa6rluigen gleib ange.
ne6ne gemeien iino.
9totiirlid moren oober Oieie one
ie6r entriiitet, ais iie erfubren, Dob
ibr cigenes 2ono biel peniaer toIc-
rant gegen Oieie 9cipobner gelpcien
mar, uuo proteitiren nm Iout oegen
oie iinn0t6ige 0udlerei bon GiOiIbe-
bolferung rmo &riootperionen in
GnglonO: cine EoIitif, sic iett-naA
einem betrG6tli6cn 9epeis ser
Sbonung II oeiltiherieits 9lepre7a-
lien erforoert. 2esteu Sreitag g1o6-
nittog muroen mir allie ber9oftet,
inO mir iueroen augeu6IidliH ouf
Scr 9oli5ei-Station 5uriidgeboIten,
nod I'M lnfloren ii6er uniere lle6er-
fii6rung in ein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
mo mir, iuie man ms beriidert, gut
be9onoelt ner0en iollen; iel6it oic
Gamen ilnierer beridieoenen @rup-
pen oiirfen oas San0 niht 0erlaiien
Gs lit sic 9(mpenoung Oes uSer Ga
lionis~ (Sus talionis, oos 9ieht Ser
@ergeltimg). @ir iiuO nicbt 6ere6-
tiet lms 81 beflagen. g9ir miiiien
uns eben tr0iten menn Elm Sroit IN
Ser 9etradting liegen fam, Dab Die
9lu5o9l ser GeutiHen, oie in Gnglono
llnbequemlihfeiten erleioen GROCER
lit ais Die 8obl Der GnaldnOer, Die IN
GeltidlonO lln6eqnenliHfeiten er.
0ul0et.
Oie Gngldn0er in GeiitidlIonO iino
iib oIIc ooriibcr eiuig, ibr Gritounen
Snrithni. ottelnrochn,t ,tt i1tiifinn Nol3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

iere Gonpoonie pnroe ir5ipilals%S
aus Der S6iitenlinie obgeloIt. '''' S~
borte aber ipdter, ooB 0ie @aIlsr,t
rube 5uItonoe eefommen lit 81"
6ortidaffen Scr So0ten."
Sir Die @dbrbeitstreie o'e.'
S9iIOerimg Ipridt oudJ oerllnlltan1SS,
Dab Oie S5ene in einem anoeretlOe'r1
poit6rief, 0en oie ,,Sopo'er 8eitii',sS, ~.
beroffentIidt in dbnIider @eile oge.
idrieben miro, rlir ooB BORT Die : Sic
neigung ser 5ran5oien gegen
en9lduoer nod it6rfer berportr''"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-09

Guglano falls oie S6atiaden aIle
correft 6eridtet iino Iib 10 peit
bon Sen alten Traoitioneit zines ritz
terliden ofair ploD" entfernt boben
miir0e, SD bin mein &err $6r
erge6enlter, 6rancis @ri6ble.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-28
SUGAR SACKS in
ISLAND FREIGHT
LEFT BEHIND

\ number Of island sugar conpa.
MES are disappointed in not receiving
a CONSIGNMENT Of sacks by the Pacific
Mail liner M'aChuria.
Officers in the steamer say that
thousands OF tons OF Oriental merChan.
disc were left heEind at rOrtS along
the China and Japan coast The
scarcity OF tonnage because Of the Flu
roEean war HIS greatly C0ngested car.
80 throughout the Orient. IL is i'm
OSsible t. find space to carry prod,
uCtS now offered
PagS used in trans HOrting Hawaiian
sugar come from india. They are MS
ually transhipped Il Hongkong, while
in some instances they may he brought
To Manila in the Spanish mail vessels
by the way OF Singapore.
Hawaii was allotted space for about
26Ga tons of cargo at the Asiatic ports
This amount of merchandise and food
stuffs now awaits importers at Pier !.
The M4nchu~ia left for San Francisco
morning with $4,000 tons Of
cargo for delivery to the mainland.