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The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
KITTENS FIND TREASURE.
Make Home In Lost Humidor Con
tanning $1,000.

Chicago. July 31.-Cries of newly
born kittens led to the recovery OF
treasure valued at more than $1,000
which had been given UP as lost by
Victor Caskellazzi. Two diamond
studded watches. diamond rings and
other jewelry and $140 in paper money
had been placed in a glass humidor.
which disappeared several days ago.
The mother cat had appropriated the
humidor as a likely home. the paper
money making a soft nest for her kit
tens.
1t is thought a janitor. who left
when the treasure disappeared. threw
the humidor into the basement. The
treasure had been laid aside for the
orphan children Of a sister who died
recently in Central America.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
LEE MAGEE GETS ANGRY.

Kansas City, July a.-'Tm going to
communicate with the Brooklyn owner
and tell him unless we get better UNI
piring and better breaks on the decisions
I'm going to resign" Lee Magee, man.
ager Of the Brooklyn Federal League
team. declared after he had been In
formed Of Gilmore's action in filming and
suspending him.
Umpire Corcoran hit me first In our
mix-up and couldn't let him make q
fool out Of me
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
BOOKS SHORT; HUNT CASHIER.
United Fruit Company Employ
Sought by Detectives.

Boston. July 31.-George S. Inman. for
fifteen years trusted employee of the
United Fruit Company and for many
years cashier. Is sought today by private
detectives employed by the company
to explain an alleged shortage in his
accounts. the exact amount of which
will not be discovered until the au-
Iitors at work on the books have COM
pleted their investigation.
Although the officials Of the company
positively insist the amount involved
is only 5000 or $500. 1t is said that more
complete audit will increase the figures
all the way from 100000 to s125,0O0.
His reported flight so sudden that he
left without his hat, followed i'm
mediately the unexpected arrival in his
office of the auditors Of a bonding COM
pany.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
WANT SPIRITS WORK UNDoNE.
Court Is Told Woman Was Innu.
enced to Give Wealth to Church.

Columbus. Ohio. July 31.-The courts of
this county were called upon to undo
the work of spirits when Norris C. Ijams
filed a petition in court as guardian Of
Mrs. Kate Yeiser. 81. declared insane. to
compel the West Side Spiritualist Church
to restore to Mrs. Yeiser property valued
at more than $4,000 turned over to the
church without a consideration.
1t Is said Mrs. Yeiser was unduly IN
fuenced and that spirits, especially the
spirit of her father. had ordered that
she give her wealth to the church.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
District Courts

The will of Mrs. Catherine A. Tomp-
kins, filed for probate in the District
Supreme Court yesterday, gives her sis
ter, Jane O'Brien, a life interest In the
house at 72e Fifth street northeast On
her death the property will go to Will
lam s. Tompkins. a son of the testator.
The will of Kate d. W. Asbury, dated
June ., 1915. distributes her estate be-
tween her son, William H. Asbury; her
sister-in-law. Sallie E. Asbury. and her
physician, DR.. Grant S. Barnhart.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

William N. Richardson. S. Ill fth st. ne.
John Petrie. 81, Wash. Asylum Hospital.
Marie v. McConchie. -. George Wash. Hospt
Rebecca T. Henderson,. -. 80 st. o..
Frederick Annut, =, Providence Hospt.
Mary Ssttes. 70. LA Mss. ave. NV.
Thomas II. Baker. months Children's Hospt
Earl Buehler. days. Sibley Hospt.
COLORED.
Estslls Minor. "A jean. Hl3 z It. nv.
Emma Wallace. q. Govt Hospt Insane
Horacs Duncan. 10. Ffeedmen's Hospt.
Martha z White. @. 80 v Il. NV.
Lswis JacksOo. q. 50 La. n.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
Gives Naturalization Ruling

Aliens in the United States who have
made application for naturalization. and
who have later returned to Europe to
enlist in the armies of their respective
native countries. must begin the process
Of naturalization all over again upon re-
turning to the United States. the Bureau
Of immigration announced yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Darius A. and Ola II. Yoweil. girl.
Joshua J. snd Zuh sainnsf. bw.
Charles W. and Ludia II. RichsraBpn. boy.
Albert y. and Abbie Piesro. bog.
Robert 9. and Bertha ". Moore. bog.
Frank J. and Asnes J. Nundie. boy.
Thomas 3. and Mildred 7. Lovslss. twin giria.
Bernard and GeTtruds LicarSone, girl
George and Amasda Latin. boy.
Eugene ]. and NaU ]. Hi0ins. girl
George ]. end Ada H. Fsinn. boy.
Otis b. add Man {. Easterday. siri.
Justin and Aaspasst y. L. Fang. urL
Louis r. and Mem p. Dudley. bug.
Lafaystts q. M Ida y. BaaAln. bW.
Georve r. AID Othssfns r Boutx, bog.
Nunda 9. ard Roe Dsssne. hng.
Roland y. snd Lfllias Bnaaan. gix4
ColORED.
Edward ana Nsrn 1k4sg. hey.
Chafin snd 49, Ndn. -
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
LOCAL MENTION.

while Away From the City DR..
vaughan, Dentist. 3o7 It'll ST. N. W.. has
made an exhaustive study of the new
sanitary crown and bridge work, or
thoeontia and the latest successful
methods OF treating pyorrhea (Riggs
Fer The Moath Of August Only DIR.
Vaughan. recently returned 70 Wash
tnEtcn. after making deep study Of
and Philadelphia, will make his prices
about half charged by others. 3o7 7th
g. n W.
Free Paisless Extraetinx wien
teeth are ordered Dr. Vaughan's
Dental office. eo7 7th St. ~ W.
.n..,,. r,...u. 49, v....
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Godfree A. Abemuld. q. and Tina RodIk,
-. OF Landover. Nd. Rev. J. Philip Hand.
Ernest W. Cresson. q. and Mary Z. Phillips %
Rev. William Harris
Robert c. Hndman. d. Purcellville. Va, and
Maud A. Marcus. .. Mounseville. Va. Rev. L
Morgan Cambera
Samuel, Goldman. .. and Eta Malinski. q
Rev. G. fSilvestoue
% Phillip H. Rurpercht. q. and JUL, N. Baker
y. Of Baltimore. Rev. G. G. Markham
William I. Kirby. .. Norfolk. Va. and Sara E.
Ffese. -, Of st. Louis Rev. L. Morgan Cambers
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
SCHUMANN.HEINK ARRESTED.
Noted Singer Will BE Tried on
Speeding Charge.

Santa Ana, Cal, July 31.-Mme. Schu-
mann-Heink. the noted singer. arrested
on a speeding charge while on her way
from San Diego to Los Angeles to take
part in the Saengerfest, wasted all her
vocal notes today on Police Justice Cox
in an effort to persuade him he could not
lock her up.
Then she left a s10-note as security for
her appearance for trial
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
Field Day at Chesapeake Beach.

A field day will be held at Chesapeake
Beach tomorrow by the allied camps Of
the Modern woodmen of America in the
District. A game. Of ball between the
Georgetown and Central camps for
prize banner will feature the outing. The
joint committee on arrangements IL head
ed by Burton g. Cowlea
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
AIRMEN SHELL FREIDBURG.

Military Property Damaged, Is Ber-
Tin Announcement.
Berlin (via Amsterdam), July 31.-Hos-
tile aviators have made another attack
Upon Freiburg, Baden. the war office
announced today. 1t stated that three
airmen dropped seven bombs on the city.
killing a civilian but causing no ma
terial property damage.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
Beach Boat After Collision.

Deal, England, July 31.-The Nor
wegian steamship Karmo was beached
to-day following a collision with an I'M
identified British steamship in the
Downs.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01
PRINCETON ST. PETER" DIES.
Charles Van Martar Was Custodian
of Keys to Chapel.

Princeton. July 3l.-Charles Van Martar.
known to many generations of students
as st Peter of Princeton because he
was custodian of the keys to Princeton
chapel, is dead.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01

gsls's Hsos-grssvn Ysewes..
Al occasionA INA , et-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-01

S Lemon Hoover, who has been i'll for
several weeks. is regainng his health at
1916 Calvert street northwest.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
KING. BAGGO II, s ANE 81 and
!. TIN JANE LEE. IN q Pat etie
Scene fromTo On anlmp Drama.

"And Little Child Shall Lead
Them"
: How often in real life tiny hands
are the: ones which act as the magic
healer of erring hearts. This beau
tfful theme. has been developed in
screen production entitled, Tony"
in which King Baggot and Jane Gail,
bot Infamous Imp stars, are featured.
The play was directed by George A.
Lessey and is pathetic and touching
in the extreme. 1t opens on a scene
in a poor Italian home in the old
country. Jane Gail and tiny Jane Lee
are very picturesque in their peasant
costumes. Tony, the father is tempt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14
LOVE FINDS THE WAY

Love Finds the Way" is a Selg
one-reel drama, produced by Thomas
Santschi, from the story of Maud
Durbin Skinner, released Wednesday,
May 10.
Prudence Gorden evades her Aunt
Phoebe's watchfulness and says she
is going for walk. In the interior of
the woods she meets Ned Warner of
the Continental army and they en-
brace. He tells Prudence that his
army may be ordered to join Gen.
Washington. Capt. Gordon of the
English army arrives and asks for
Prudence. Finding her gone, he be-
comes suspicious.
The captain discovers Ned and Pru-
dence and tells Ned that no soldier
of George Washington shall marry
his daughter. AS a punishment, Pru--
dence is put in the attic of her home
and there she finds her mothers
diary. Later, love finds the way and
Ned and Prudence are reunited
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-14

ed to go to America to make his for
tune and leaves his happy little home
in Italy.
After years of hard toll he accumu-
lates enough money, which is depos-
tied in big bank of the city, to pay
for the passage of his wife and baby.
To his horror he finds that the bank
has failed and his money gone. 1t
os~ enrages him that he determines
to wreak his vengeance on the pres
ident TO the bank. Tony follows him
to his home and from behind a hedge
watches him as he plays with his lit
tie girl. In the course of the play
the bankers child wanders away to
where the men are at work on the ex-
cavation of an artificial lake. Tony
rescues the child from the explosion
whic hfollows, instead of taking re-
venge, which he is first tempted to
do, and the result is not only a re-
union, but success in every way.
The principals are very enthusiast
tic about this simple, little play, and
are quite sure that their movie fan
friends will be delighted with it,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
RUsINESS CUANCES.

NI--r-0~-~-~~~S~-~.~I~-N1-
FOR RENT or LEASE-The Trlmhle
ranch at mouth Tieras canyoni an ideal
opening for health resort Inquire Irimble
T. Wells. 100 West Silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
FOR SALE

$500 = broom frame, lot 5Oxl5Si
sidewalk. shade and fruit trees ).
Broadway: close in.
$2,00O-4-room frame modern, com
pletely furnished; large chicken
yard. good ontbuildings; 5. Edith
street, close in.
t,90O-4-room frame modern, good
outbuildings, shade and fruit trees
fine location, N. 18th street
$4.5OO-S-room modern brick, well
built hot water heat. lot 75Xl42,
4th ward
,S00--5-room modern bungalow,
zfireplace. sleeping porch; and j.
room bungalow on the rear OF lot
A bargain. Fourth ward.
3.2O0-6-room brick, modern; Fourth
ward, on car line.
$2,750-5-room brick; modern, large
basement, cornor lot good location
In Highlands; easy terms.
A. FILlEISCIHIlElR
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.



Abby y. Bush, Mrs Arson Brown,
Mrs Edith Capt, Mrs Il. d, Cooper
Miss Connie Cooes. Maria DeLuna,
Mrs. ]. l.. Davenport. Micanora Gar
Gin. Miss Lottie EIerzog, Mrs. Ira T.
Hull (2), Mrs. W. =. Hoffman, Mrs
r. p. Hutchlngs Margarine Lopez,
Mrs Joseph Il. McCarty, Miss Certha
Palmer, Mrs Lizzie plummer Mrs. f.
padllla, Eufemia Padia. Miss Myrtle
Rankin, Miss Mary Seattle, Miss Ella
Schick. Mrs. Leonardo NJ. Salazali
Mrs. Hazel Wiley, Mrs. Marie Zamora.
Mems List.
c. Z. Allen, Luciano Aragon, Dl-
ego r. Armiio, Dimetrio Baldez, Tony
Buchner. Angelo Benedict, l.. f. Ben
iamin. A. Cockburn. Chas. Germany
E. e.. Cordova, Calvin Clayton, Dime
clio Chavez, Balerio Chavez, DAME!
DOW. Santos Espinosa, Ezoquiel En-
cimas. Emil Franklin, Gilbert Con
zaIcs Andres Gonzales, Harry Geiger-
man. w. r. Jordon, r. A. Lester, Ra-
mon y. Lopez. Mrs. NJ. G.. Murphy
Eduardo Nabarro, Ventur Norris, Ra-
fael Orta. +. Il. Patterson, =. L.
peaNe. A. A. Preeiddo, Elijio Pine
Tito NJ. Sandoyal. Simon Sterning' Leo
suiegel, MIR. and Mrs. +. }. Strong
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15

the receipt Of the trustee shall be suffi-
cient discharge to the purchaser or the
purchasers for his or their purchase money
and any matured or unpaid coupons, and
any OF the bonds OF the issue secured and
then outstanding may be turned I'm for the
amount Of the payment OF purchase price
so bid at such sale. and shall be received
and credited thereon at and Tor the dis
trhutive sum that such bonds ana coupons
would be entitled TO receive, Lad the en-
tire bid been paid in cash,
Dated Fort sumner New Mexico, Janu-
ary 2Oth, A. d. 1915.
HENRY S. FULLER,
Special Master
ALBERT T. ROGERS JR,
r. j. BARRY,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
FOR observation-disclosures.

ron RENT OR SALE-f5-acre improved
ranch with three room house Apply az
West Copper or phone G13. -
FOR RENT-Good barn. corrugated IRON
roof; suitable for garage, or can be useo
for horses. Apply 315 West Lead avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
WHY so MANY FEEL TIRED.

Spring fever" usually is the result
Of sluggish bowels and torpid liver.
After months indoors, you are not
likely to feel vigorous and sprightly.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are worth
their weight in gold' for that over
fnu feeling. biliousness. gas on the
stomach. bad breath, Indigestion or
consultation. Their action Is quick,
comfortable and complete-without
nausea or gripping. Stout people say
they are a blessing. For sale by
Butt's. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
MToa ga,. .va nNMTMRNAI CLASSIFIED COLUMNS q$E8
RARGATNS

Five-room brick, close iu, corner lot,
Highlands. $1,000,
Five-room frame. good corner lot
near ear. $1,000.
Thrce-room frame, lower Highlands,
SOFT lot. $3.50.
FiVe-ruum modern frame. Lowlands,
SOFT lot. St,650.
Four-room frame modern, close In,
$1,000
$500.
Fifty-nye acres over river. In alfalfa,
per acre, $50,
Choice lots in all parts of the city.
Money TO- loan ON first mortgage.
Fine cattle or sheep proposition only
$500.
THAXTON a co.
gil West Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
EnK RENT--A nnrtments.

FOR RENT-8-room furnished flat mod
ern. 2ls South sixth Inquire Savoy
hotel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
BARGAINS
WORTH While

Five-room modern frame. good To-
cation, price only $2,l5d. Easy terms
Can you beat II?
Thrce-room house. 50-tt. lot, lo-
Gated in South Highlands for only
$3.50. Your have to hurry it you
want this one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15

F0p VENT- Furnished apartment IN pit
vate home, rooms. private bath, KIT
chenette heat, water gas and electric
lights included Apply tt14 West Central
aVenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15

FOR RENT--New SIX room cement block
ward. bath electric lights, gas heater
laon. trees. screened porchcs %. Box
is5, city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-15
FOR RENT-Orfice Rooms.

FUN INENI-OIINF7 ItVOnIs'
FOR RENT-Best office rooms IN city.
Yrisarri Bldg. corner Fourth and Cen
tral. Inquire upsairs Yrlsarri and keietel.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
aaroimal Mercier.
SeiaIpert iidI anseblia $ssr
Oeutibe 8ebDrOen.
9irtsHbrisi lpnrSc DsrIsiem.

2onbOu, 20. San. Der 9lmIier,
banner 9orrsfponbent bes 3euters
9ureaus meIbet BON bort, oaB Ges
neral 0iereisr einsn formslen qrps
teit gseen bic aneebIih an9ers4tfers
tiste Ginmiibuna Der beutIaen 8e.
hOrbeu IN ieine poftoraIe Sdtigteit
srboben babe. Der protsit tit in
6orm zines 9riefes obgefabt uno aIs
len grieitern isiner 9i0ssie 5uges
ihidt pOroen. Sn bemIelbsn ertIGrt
Der &oroinol, bdb er, i'm @eaenIab
Su Der 0aritellung Der beuti9en Be
bprben, bon oieIeu bod on Der 9luss
iibuus ieines 8erilfes perbinoert pors
ben iet. 9(m 2lbsuo bss l. SSonuar
bdtten beutf4e SoIboten ii9 ben
Singing in iein biI6oFIihes paIais
er3lpunosn, Die bon ibm berfaBten
!oirtsnbrieIe tonFisSiert, unb be
oeutIden 9eb6rben bdttsn bic Sers
Iefung bcs 6irtenbrisfes unter sIn.
hrobuns idpersr StraTen perbpten.
2Iu9 Isi ibm, benz 8arbinal, ni9t
erIoubt iporben, bic @emeincen ieis
nsr 9iDSeIe gu beiuaeu. 2Guf biefe
Deiie ieien feline Re6te aIs belsis
fcbsr 9iiraer unb giF6pf perlsbt
lporbsn. Der ISirtenbrisf Iei troBs
bem perIeTen tuorbsn unb babe Ios
gar iiberatI bsrubigenb sepirtt.
(Gs lift ndtiirIi9 nod Ionse nidt
sripieisn, oab aarbinol Msrcier Ell
nen ioI6en Brief erloIen bat, psnn.
gIei6 bas 3euterz Bureau bies msls
bet. Gs liegt notiirli1 i'm synters
ehe GnsIanos, bic totboIiI6e WeIt
gsgen 9eutTblonb auf5ubeben. 9us
elm FOLDER @erfu9 jit ou6 obige
MeIoune ouf3ufoFeu. 9oB bic eeuts
Ichen 9ebDroen iib 9sgen ben Gr8s
bil9Of bon Mlsnelu our9aus for
rett DerboIten 6nben, if Iel6itpsrs
ftGnblib. 4nm, b. Geb.)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
9epeIde Ocs Saiiers.
0eSenft grUflamiernna Ocs CT.
item OcutIdJeu GaiIers.
lteber 5iss BEL GOifOns crfrcnt.


Berlin, 20. San. 8oiIer DilRlm
bat am 18. Sanuar onldbli9 ber
protlomierung Dilblms l. ols
DeutI9sr soiTer in 9erIaiIles,
5rantreid, Der GroBbsrsoein Quiie
BON 8obsn, ieinsr Sante, bic fols
senbe 9epsihe sugeben Iofen:
.8ielen 0ont fir ben 9liidipuni9
anIdBli9 beg groBsn biitOrifden grs
eignifss in @erioilles unter Der
6ii6rung meines bo4ber5igen Sns
tels. Dos @efiibl natipnoler Ma9t,
bos iid Bel bieier biitorifden 3us
iammenfunft asigte, Bat bic Srsue,
bic benz eriten oeutfden 9otIer erfpies
fen nurbe, nod INNER infpis
riert. Gs 1T bsute meine qfIi9t,
bic @irbe Der Station gegen cine
@elt BON Gsinben gu perteibigsn.
unb nit Gottes 5ilfe perbs i'd siss
Ie patriotiIde 2lufgdbs iiesrei4 los
Zen an Der Spise eines geeinten 8as
tsrIanbss, bos burdbruugen 1T bon
benz GeiIt fslbitlufer SpIert0iGigtsit
Der entI4loifeuen beutf8en Ration. ("
GroF BON Spec. Der in 5risbsns.
5eiten Elm @eiitIiaer in &6ln 1T,
bot aus BEN aGgemsinsn 5aupts
quarter cine 9epei6s no4 Berlin
geIdidt, in Der sr fagt, baB er srit
neulih NIT benz 6sutiden aaiFer
frii6ftadts. baB bieIer fi6 bes beiten
0o6lergsbeng erfreut unb ii6er ben
Sieg ber Dsuti8en BEL GoiFons iebr
sIiidIi4 iit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
@eiie MtaRregel.
8aIenSe MalSIdnoereien fir
Nnban nDn 0etreiOe.
Sine SeOiHauus feitseiebt.

2tmiterbnm, iiber 2oubon, 20,
San. Rad elmer in Der beutigen
gus9abe Oes nTeleeroaf% betannt
gegebenen MeIbung 1T in elmer aus
Berlin einsetrpffsuen 8epeI9e mits
geteiIt ipprOen. boB ole Joritbez
omten 2dnoereien, Die unter i6rer
2lufii4t iteben un6 bic gum 9etreis
bebau geeignst iinb. tOItenfrei fir
biefen 3tpsd hesgeben fpGen. Die
Regierung bes 9rOBbsr3pstums @eiz
mar bat cine GbnIide @erfiigung ers
IafIen. 4ls 8ebingung pirb Der>
Iongt. bob auf foIden frsi sur @ers
fiisurg geftefItsn 2dntereien, ThOn
in btefem Sabre cine Grnte er5ielt
iperben mub.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24
Scind Oer
v3eppeliue. "
WerfcnS SOnben tit eng.
liI9e SiiitenitaOte.
@rpRer GaaOen anseridtet.

sOnbpu, 20. SUM. Rad ben Bis
bente mittng bier einsctrOffenen
gsa6ridtcn iunrSsn Del Oem sngriff,
ben brntide SsppsIine geitern abeuo
Gnf cine sInsabI ensIiider Siiiten.
itGbte mndten, im sanscn bier pSer
fiinf GerIOncn setOtet, aber iebr piele
berIett, Die Orntidleu 2uftfrem5er
itattrten Den iuIsenSen ensIiidjen
&iiitenit6oten einrn Seinf n6: San.
oringbant, gurmuntb, Sbeerinsbamt
Snnitantun, GrDuer, Ssadnn, Seer-
iinebnm nnS Sings 2gnu. Yin Fri.
bat6Gniern unrOe ii6erall 6eSeaten.
Der S6aben unsrridjtet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

- Die iiioii6en Seisnf6aften bon
Gbitogo fpouen oen prdiieenten 8iIs
ION eriu6en, bic in oer Ginuanbes
rungsbia porgelsbene 8ilbun9sprobe
3u pstieren.
Der &ougreB beipiltete III iiis
ner geItrigen GiBung bus $4,000, :
600 8uoget Ser Jlubs uub 6dfentoms
milton. 0dn erparist btBige Debdts
ten i'm Ssnat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

nthmsn poer bic 9erbiinbeten su
umssbsu, ausSuIessu. SIN Gsgsn'
tsil, Siefe aompasne In gslsien iit
nniers 9egenmobresel sesen ben
@sriu9 Der 6rnnsoIen unb Gngs
lduber. uns bon Der SEE su trens
nen, uns 81 umss9en, glnipsrpen su
entieBen unb ms nus SsIsieu su
rsrbrGngen.
rSbr eanSsr 9lou ipar Elm 6ebI,
ihIas. uniere GsssnmoBrsssl Elm
grfOIg. Sic babsn uns ni6t ous-
iIontiert. uno mir Fnb mod INNER
ha.
mas benten Sic iiber bic neue
SffsnIipe Der @erbiinbeten uno bic
neue armse Sii6snsrs2" Frua Der
Sorreiponbent bnnn.
GeiHSItde cHtntpe, ein seutihe
&orteil.
Die OffeuiiDe Der @erbiinostsn,
antpOrtete Der gensral, rIoute sinem
GrmeebefebIe bes Sen. Soffre sufol,
ge ON II. 9eSember beginner, unb
10 melt, muB i9 iogen, hnben mir
teinen @runb, nit bsm GrFole eers
feIbeu unSufrieben gu fein. Nir bas
ben ndmIi9 nint nur imIsrs 9inis
en- erfOIgrei4 gebaItsn, fonbern To-
gar an Serroin gelppnnsn. Wlsbr bon
elmer fol6en SffenIjre lam uns
nur lpiltommen fein. @as ait9e.
ners Grmee onbetrifft, 10 gebe i9
5u, boB bic 8riten CUTE SoInaten
Iino, ober cine armse pbne Diff
siere 1T nun einmol feline arniee
na4 bem beutigen Mabitabt. Sic
mD8en lie nur beriiberIbiden nm
uns onSusreifen; i4 CLAUDE, mir
Derben nit ibnen ferttg unb tpsrben
ne NIT bluti9en Eopten beinihiden."
Sn ben GrtIdrungen bes Generals
lag nihts @robipre4erii4es unb
ni4ts 9robtsrii9es. Sic puroeu
nit elmer gtube sema9t, bic Elm fsl,
fenfeites @ertraueu in bic 3adtigs
teit Der beutI9en armee berriet, unb
in ibre JGbigtsit, jeOer Situation
Serr iperben Su tDnnsn.
Sritii@e 8Ip6aoe 1T baamIos.
aMas fir cine Wirtung BAT bic
britiT4f snoe unb sfcnterbanbsns
politit ouf Sbre srisgsfiibrung9"
mar bic nddite 5rass.
rlteberboupt feiner, ontluortete
Der @sneroIitab6ef. ,8it baben
Rabrunssmittei genus in 9eutfds
Lamb. Sber baben Sic bieneidt irs
genbno einsn Mangel bemertt2 mir
miiFen notiirIi9 nit seipiIen Dine
gen bousbGItertfb umgeben unb
Iporfom nit unIerem Mei3sn bsrs
fabren, ober unTer ariees6rot 1T
ebenIo I9madbaFt unb ebenfo na6rs
6oft, pie ri9tiaes Mei3enhrpt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-01-24

Der am gigeiltum in Der Gtabt on>
seri9tete S6aben 1T isbr srpB, neil
mebrsre 9duier ssrit6rt unb aubers
70 erbebIid befdGbist tpcrben finb.
haB fis tpahrfdeinIith eaua unb gar
nieoereeriFen iperoen ntiiHen. 0as
9erannaben Der QuftfabrSeuse ipur-
be nidt bsmsrtt. Grit aIs man bur9
Su9li9tsr feftesfte[It bate. boB Der
Stabt Elm unbeimItdsr pgia9tsruB
aus Der 2uft" beporitsbe, ronnte aI=
lee niIb auf Die Straben, Obipobl
CUR 3sit Elm rauber Sonunrpinb
BON Der 9iiite ber tpebte. Die 3sp=
psIine!" Die OeutT9sn 3sppeIineII"
hOrts man ii6eraa GnsitIi9 rufen,
aIs nit oonnerdbnIi9em Get6fe bic
srffe 8pmbe erpIpbierts.
Spfort tpurbe bon ben FtGbtiTden
8eb6rben itreuge 8efebIe erteilt, boB
in fGmtIi9en SGuiern bic 9i6ter
auseeIOf4t iperben iputen. Die
StroBsn finb f6on felt 8paen ni6t
msbr bsleudtet porben.
Bon garmoutb f9einsn bic 3eps
peIiue no9 Gromsr, po me6rere
8Ombsn sepDrfen tpurbsn, sefobren
81 fein; ppn bort eiuss nod Sbe-
rinebam unb 9sston. Damn fpanbs
ten fie ii9 pieber IanDeintpGrts, be-
Iu4ten Sanbringham unb Sings
2pnn, mo msbrere 8ombsn getporfen
ipurben. SSn allen bisIsn StGbten,
nit 9lusnabme bon 8eeiton tpurbe
ni9t nur an gigentum bebeutsnber
S9aben ongeri9tet, ionbern ii6ero[
tpurben perfonsn get0tst nnb psr-
IeBt. sSnSpif9en mar bic aunbs
RON hem itnbeimliaen nGntIi9en 8e.
iu4 nod 2onbpn eebruneen. Sic
Oeruriadte bort cine 2lufresung, bic
ieber gef9reibung fpottet.