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Evening star., 1915-12-23
TWO ARE INDICTED
IN WELLAND PLOT
Koenig and Leyendecker Are
Charged With Conspiracy
to Dynamite Canal.
THIRD MAN is ACCUSED
OF BEING A GERMAN SPY
Max Breitung, Indicted for Mu-
nitions Ship Conspiracy, Ad-
mits Buying Potash.

NEW YORK, December 23.-Indict-
ments were returned today charging
Paul Koenig, chief detective of the
Hamburg-American line. and Richard
Emil Leyendecker, an antique dealer,
with conspiring to dynamite the Wei
land canal Edmund Justice, a Ham
burg-American line watchman, also
was indicted with Koenig on charges
of conspiring to secure military infor-
nation for the German government.
Charges in the Indictments.
The indictments against Koenig and
Leyendecker charge them with conspir-
ing to .set on foot in the United States
a. military enterprise against the Do
minion of Canada" The indictments
set forth that a part of this alleged
conspiracy was to destroy with dyna-
mite or other means. the Welland ca
nal leading from Port Colborne, on
Lake Erie, to Port Dalhousie, on Lake
Ontario.
canal, the indictments allege. koenlg
and Leyendecker planned to secure en-
ployment for their agents in various
factories and mills adjacent to the ca
nal.
The military force which the indict-
ments charge Koenig and Leyendecker
planned to send from this country was
also intended to destroy various
plants and properties in Canada other
than the Welland canal.
Koenig and Justice are charged in
the indictments with having con-
spired in the United States to secure
for the German government informa-
tion regarding the character and
quantity of munitions and other war
materials being sent from Canada to
Great Britain.
In this conection, it is charged that
Justice made trips to Portland. Me-;
Burlington, VT, and Quebec, Canada,
during September, 1914. and that all of
these trips were a part of the con-
spiracy to secure military information
for the German government. koenig,
in his various activities, is alleged to
have been known under the aliases of
Wagner. Wegenkamp, Kelly, Winter
and Perkins, while Leyendecker was
known as q. D. Decker and R. Decker,
The indictments. which were drawn by
Assistant United States Attorneys
Roger Wood and Benjamin A. Mat
thews, charge that on several of his
trips Justice was accompanied by
Frederick Metzler, Koenig's stenogra-
pher, who was recently arrested and
appeared before the federal grand jury
which returned the indictments today.
The maximum penalty for the charges
is three years Imprisonment and $4,000
fine.
Evening star., 1915-12-23
ESCAPES SUBMARINE,
BUT SHIP RUNS ASHORE

TORToSA, Spain. December %. via
Paris, De :ember 23-The small French
steamship Loukkous, with a cargo Of
sugar, ran ashore at the mouth of the
Ebro river today while attempting to
escape from a submarine. The captain
of the Loukkous asserts the submarine
attempted to torpedo the vessel. On
being ordered to stop the captain, in
stead of obeying. went ahead at full
speed and succeeded in entering the
mouth of the Ebro.
According to this account the sub
marine fred several shots at the Louk-
kous, without effect. The commander of
the port has sent a rescue party to at
tempt to save the steamship and her
cargo.
Evening star., 1915-12-23
A Gift for a Boy-It Lasts
Twelve Months

The most pleasing and beneficial
holiday gift for boy is Member
ship in our Boys Division.
1t will give him the use of our
gymnasium, swimming pool. game
rooms, bowling alleys. reading room
and library.
1t will secure the companionship
of wholesome gang" OF boys un-
der high-minded leadership. in one of
our clubs for boys.
If he is over fifteen years he will
secure the inspiration of an older
boys club, where clean speech, clean
sports and clean habits prevail. and
where there is an opportunity to de.
velop the ability of leadership.
If interested, telephone Main 8zso.
write or call personally for further
information.
CENTRAL Y. M. c. A.
1876 q Street Northwest
Evening star., 1915-12-23
WOULD JAIL GAMBLERS.
Assistant q. s. Attorney Deem
Fines Too Lenient.

Persons arrested and convicted of
permitting a gaming table to be set up
on their premises in the future have a
good chance of having to serve q Jail
sentence If Assistant United States At
torney Ralph Given IL able to carry
out his intentions.
In the Police Court today when Sax
per Harlan. an employe Of the city post
ONCE, was convicted of such q charge,
Mr.. Given informed Judge Pugh that In
the future he intended to ask for q
jail sentence in such cases.
Something has got to be done to stop
this practice" said Mr.. Given. Il am
not in favor Of allowing any one to get
off with the payment Of a dne."
1t was charged that Harlan had per-
mitted gaming at his home, 700 E
street southeast, which was raided sew
eral nights ago by the police under the
direction Of Lieut.. Plemmons and Sergt.
Davis Of tho nth precinct.
Judge Plgh imposed . nns Of SIS.
which Harlan paid.
Evening star., 1915-12-23

Grass or hay placed in a pipe for q
few days will cause IL to smoke AZ
sweetly as when 1T was new.
Evening star., 1915-12-23
WASHINGTON INTERURBAN
RAILWAY is TO BE SOLD
Line Running From 18th and n
Streets Northeast to Berwyn Goes
Under Hammer Today.

The Washington Interurban Railway
Company will be sold at receivers sale
this afternoon at Berwyn.
This company was formerly the
Washington. Spa Spring and Gretta
Railroad Company. 1t was incorporated
under the laws of Maryland in 1905,
has capital stock of 100000 and a
like amount Of first mortgage bonds.
The railway runs from 18th and II
streets northeast to Berwyn. Up to the
present year the traffic has not met
expenses. but the opinion is expressed
by the receivers that the DEVELOPMENT
Of the northeast section has been suf-
hcient to make the road pay. with good
prospects.
The receivers have assurances of a
fair attendance at the sale from
railway men outside of the city, but
have no great faith that outsiders will
figure in the sale. as they believe the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company is the logical corporation to
make the purchase.
Evening star., 1915-12-23

in twenty-five kegs and came hers:
from Cuba by express. Some OF thO
coins are said to be more than 100
years old. and to be of considerable
value to numismatists .
Evening star., 1915-12-23
Admits Purchase of Potash.

Max Breitung, under indictment with
Robert Fay. DR.. Herbert Kenzle, Walter
Scholz and Paul Dache on charges of con-
spring to blow up munition ships leav-
ing this country, today admitted through
his attorney, John B. Stanchfeld. that he
bought $50 pounds Of chlorate Of potash
for Fay.
The admission was made when Mr.
Stanchfield moved for a separate trial for
Bretung.
of the chief components in certain
forms of explosives, at Fay's request
Mr.. Stanchfield said. and in SO doing
acted in good faith and was entirely
innocent Of any plan to destroy ships
Decision on the motion was put over un-
til January 3. when decisions on SIM
liar motions by two OF the other de-
PENDANTS will be rendered.
No Evidence Against McCulley.
William McCulley, whose name was
first given as Robert Mccauley, and
who was taken to police headquarters
at the request of Department of Justice
officials investigating the plot to dy-
Mantle the Welland canal. was re-
leased today after having been ques-
toned by federal officials.
Although McCulley admitted having
known Paul Koenig, chief Of the Ham
burg-American line detectives and ac-
cused by the government of having
formulated the Welland canal plot, for
five years and having recently been in
his employ as a trailer" federal Of
fcials said there was nothing to war
rant holding the man.
Evening star., 1915-12-23
LIEUT.. CATS QUITS HOSPITAL.
Head Of Vice Squad Will Spend
Christmas at Home.

Acting Lieut.. John E. Cats, head of
the vice squad. whose arm was shat
tered by bullet from pistol in the
hands of Fauley Carter, colored, the
night of November 21, will spend his
Christmas holiday at home. having
been discharged from Emergency Hos
pital yesterday. Carter. who Is held
on a charge of having murdered Mary
Johnson the night he shot the police
Evening star., 1915-12-23

man, has not yet been transferred from
the hospital to the jail. He is suffer-
ing from bullet wounds and other IN
juries sustained during the struggle at
Ohio avenue and 18th street the night
the wholesale shooting was done.
Evening star., 1915-12-23
To Remint Old Coins for Cuba.

PHILADELPHIA. December 23.-Old
Spanish and French coins to the value
of s1.250,000 arrived at the United
States mint here today to be trans
formed into current money for the re-
public of Cuba. The coins were packed
Evening star., 1915-12-23
Regrets.
From Puck.

FrOm PUCK.
For all we know, the gaudy butterfly
may have moments in which it regrets
the fine times it had as a caterpillar.
Evening star., 1915-12-23

Regina, Saskatchewan. is to have a
s150,000 building for the mail order
business of a great Toronto firm.
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Gngl0nO rrlanbt lidl
lucitrrr SrcrIJbcitenl
SO wirD alt OanOeIsidliIie natI bul
ldnDii6tn nnD lianOinaDIidbtn
0airH bri1laBnobmtHl
SImtrIIa abtr BIrN Id nas nIdI atIaIItn IaltnI

tlaitIan Wa Gaa
HaNhm #Hif tt dH1fifefHl
aiadlfiibira mfIatm hde b adaIl.
biN AmWfuHa aeu lrith.H 5gidhl
HaM 1llt F6ubd htlfif na@ ma
uea usfmlidatu, lbgealldlm saul,
ldfu uh HldNelldltu Naiu ta.
ldladta3mM uHa ndA sttfldNH
NaifN idisrpu W nullW unb efil
6um mfaef itlauifbta. i5tal6 fdl
0iG tgaiiads efwieica bdtc Aab 6lt
NahtW0rn nidlt tur rchidllana p6er
uah laaihldn0 uadi 0gH terrinia.
ieu tuiieh bgiitHum in0
Eae bieiMc Nu0elsmlnitarintn
bot 0nrali penUielru. bab otr Naus
0ci NIT Otu slualdnNe IN itMliier
ieit bcoataHo in9cnduncn babe.
Ga Ourh SiaIieus Gintriti iii Dem
arlcl mrbgere britiiht Arieasihiiit.
ucldc on Der itajtguiidlrn airitc
Iicfit thnie1 irei fnmnru iollcn
oleic onin pcrDen0et mer0cn, 0rn
itbcricciitcn @anoel }miiheu 9lne.
rita nm 9cn itanbiuaotifcn gdus
bern iopie eolluu0 labm Sit Ic1cn.
SolItc iih gnalanO uirflid bier.
~ pcritei9en Damn miro e9 3miiheu
Den bieii8en &eaicrutg lno oericni-
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9entide 9ampfer gegen geId)Iae.
nalme aeidliiBt.

Stem gorf, rs. N}ai. - 99id)ter
geole bon esSerieD gttD lit gllttoritdt
fir Die 2lngabe, noB ons Beftbtbum
Der Santburg= glmerifa 2inie itn0 oes
gtorOoeutiden 2lopo in SDbDfen
ielbit i'm Sale eines arieges 5fDiiden
ben Ser. 5taaten uto Geutfhlon0
ltnantaItbar lit. gtu1 Die aegcnlDdr.
tig bort internirten 59iffe fonnen
uuf feiten Soil beI9Iogtdbnlt tDer.
Den, iolange 5tieoen 3tpif9en oen
beioen 2Guoern berrid)t. Dos lit
III elmer aIauieI Der saoger aou-
belltio1 ausoriidlid beItimftlt.
6erner lit in Dem Gborter Ser
i'm Staate 9teip SerieD inforportrten
9ofgeielLidaften cine 8eItimmuna
iuel6e aud oie Gd)iffe
ielbit I'M ariegsfaae il1tl1ltn ntorbet
lDitr0e, ipie Ridter 9eole ferner olt.
gibt. 2b Die 8unoesregiering ae.
8tpungen fein tpiiroe, Oiefe geltitns
nnng on5rerfennerb lit Die einsiqe
6roge, iiber ipeIde bic g[n(thtelt
1u8eina1oergeben.
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8lOdirungOer Oeatidjell
aaite III ni9tsiageno!
lleber 100 8IOfaOehreher 6rineeu
gtabrnngsmittcl mad Dentidjen
Soafcn.

g1elp gorf, 25. q2af. - Die Bri.
tiib-rltiiiide 8lof1oe 1eutiher SD.
fen in Der lior0- nnn 2Itiee 1at
ii6 oIs Elm 5eblidldg erlDieien. Gros
Der mdhtigen feinoltAen fSlotte fins
ieit GrtIaritng Der 8Loda0e iiber
100 Sdiffe NIT 4n9rnngSmitteln in
0eltide 9afen unbelditigt eingelail-
zen un0 baben ibre 2oott1g gel0idt.
9ier ftlt0 8orbereitlmgell I'M @on.
&c, m0hentlid GobrnngsntitteI int
8ertbe bon $500,000 nnh oertfden
@afen 8n ienoeu. 9tn Der Spibe
oeS llnterpebmens itebt ein geluiIier
Serr 9anien, Der einen beroorrageu.
Den Soften in Der Grallsatlantic
Ir1tit GoutpanD befleiOet.
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@iliOn ii6er fSriehenslnen.

@aibingtou, 25. 0tai. = Sci Ser
geitrigen gr6ffn1tng8iibung Der 8on-
amerifaniiden 5inon5fonferen8 bteIi
9raii0ent 8iIion cine 9te0e, Sic I'M
anS3ug foIgenocs beiagte: ,Gs
lpiiroe cine groBe Sa9e iein, nern
Die beioen atnerifos 8u ibret bielen
8or5iigen nod ben binanfit9en f6nn-
ten, ooB iie ben 8eg 8am SSrieoelt
= uno 3lpar 3u einent 01uernoen -
5eioen tontlten. Ser 8cg 3unt sSrie.
Den lit befannt. @s 1T 0ie8 bic
9lrt bon &ibnIitdt, bie teinen glneriff
5uldBt IS lit ferner Die aenntniB,
Dab 0teniden einonoer niiBen tom
ncn lln0 ebenio bic 9iotionen, tpenn
ibre 8e8ic1ungen ouf 6reunoifaft
geltilbt itno."
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g9rlaifdle (siemrinhritcn.

Berlin, 25. W1ai (Grobtlps ilber
9anpiIle) Die 0eutidc Heaie.
rung bat elm @eiBbud ilber bic
1beilnabme Der belgii9en gep6Ifc-
rung an Dem Sample berdusgcaeben.
9lltfgefiibrt miro Darin nit ben no.
tbigen 8clpeiicn Dos 5d)ieBen Der
belgiiden 8eb6lferung ouf De1tide
5oloatcn, 0as llebergicBeu 0erielbea
NIT beiBen 8aiier. Die 9erjtiinlne-
lung Der &ermult0eten uuO 0ie Gr.
noroung oeutider 0ffi3iere in ibrcn
Guartieren. 9tem iol9er gprf1ae
itno nit 9lngobe BON 3eugen aufge-
filbrt. 2Ile aloIien Der beIqiihen
9epolferllng, @eiItIide, 6roueu, Sim
Der u. |. IN. nabnten oaran tbetl.
Sebr oft muroe iogor oas 3ei1en
Sum 8eginn Der @reueltboten nit
ben Sirdengloden gegebcrt. 9lae
oelttiden 9ergeltlngsnoBregeln I'M
2ouen un0 an on0eren 0rten ftno
MIR blerout aurltd5ufllbren. Syerner
meiit oos Oeutlhe @eiBbud 0oroltf
bin oaB DER beleiide autlihe Be
ridt iiber oeutide @rauioufeiten
f6on aus Dem @runop mgIaubmiir-
Dig iet neil ia Die beGgii6e Regie-
rlng gar nidt in Der Gage gepeien
Iet, Die &idtigfeit ibrer gebouptun.
gen nod8uprilfen.
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Rltllthuuatu iBiIhn
R,trIIH .. Rvaihluaipul


/ Wa@.HthB 4g MM kF
IfHn tf 8H hH aI
Ni 5Ht'ahN HsN W Hg
Hu.e Hnt m0fa aafHi Wf8t
MIalf8 haH gN8 $40 NaHat
saN lgi aw Nalifhf t tsilt@i
mM lW Nagf eH.etMiiH Mi5MMH
ef nflgatifN tEl Haa8HtanH
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tt1 lHtflFauli8M htettanH#G
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ltAlllA 6na|ieHt HNlWft hot
H@ BafiHfda Wf tH h6 amt.
t0ldlildW eAtagt ia ttltidMecm
aN0dllGfH
flanhuHbta aus be ghH adfiiign
mat bd5 8frhtl hdb Ntaliea Uut
id1iHL Nh Nii bH alit bef 6eN6t
Gctiidianha }a itaen mih hie Nal
tuHa haf Aftlua AgaiefaHa acafn.
mblf bfn 4lfr to0ieu nnahnlia
brciniimlgu mitbe Man bot In
Berlin nidlt uber Oct ueueu tgetahr
0cu Napi parl0fan. iBtc man dudl
bier III acpiiicH Nrriicn gern alan
ben modltr gl6d meHiacr crdcmra
0tc pNeiitgdiiiulatu arredltitttiat.
0ic init Attiialt ad bicis t5Cfabr
cine itlr0fit uno nbuciicHor Ant.
mort oue Berlin crmartcteH IcAtidl
Lambs Rolitf. 5u Der mon iid nohI
Urpaglng cutihloB. bltibl|
oiciclbe.
3ic aonBe Mirftma 0es einarci.
ieus 5talicns lit ben ariea miro iid1
ant cine Grrlanaerlng ocs aonilifts
bcifrdnfeu. lluicrc milit1riidenI
SahUcrit1n0i1en beriideru, oaB Don
Der lto9Iitlfeit eincs Gininas in
0Iterreitiides (Sebiet faum ecipro-
hen werben fain 0a mcacn Der &c. |
I6affcnbeit 0es @eldnoeS etiua 300.
900 D1onn genilgpn nlilBten. hin bic
11n5e itolicniihe glrlnee in 5hud 5u
lnIten. 8dre aber 9Stalien neutral
1eblieben bonn hdtten lih bic vi.
.itrtat iIber tllr5 o0er lang bod 3uI
Der 9lniiht befebren niiiIien, oaB enc
5ortlesung OeS fingens uu8fiatglos
lei.
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llt6rraQ ,nriidacihlaarn.

Berlin, %. Nsai. lllrbrr Con,
Oon.) Ger Oentldle (jencralitab
bcridltet bonn mcltlidlen arirasidlan.
plab Sul9enSes; Wirhrere Sorluarts-
beucanngcn Der Sriten sluiIdlea
ylenDe Gbapelle nn0 tSiOendlh, bel
Saa nuO bel yladit ano fransOli.
idIc glngriffc am nDrbliden g6bnna
Der eurctte 'siisel, ~ slblain, ionic
a0rOlid unO iioIidl bon glcnbille,
mnrhea 3nriifeeidlagen. Ter ;ein6
erlitt idlWere @erlmitcsan Subten nuh
geriuHnocteu; and mnd)trn mir 100
(8efangene.
3luiiden Der Muas nnS Der Nao.
iel oauern bic 9IrtilleriefGmpfe an.
5m 8rieitfrlualbe erlitteu bic ;Fran.
5Oien ludBreno eines erneuten nnO CT.
folglOien 9lnariffs idDlucre 8erlnfe.
SOn ben DitliAen nnO fiib6itlidlen
aricgsibanplGben beridtet Der @e.
ncralitab fnrs, Oak Die Gage oort
iei.
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Tie eStalicner in glmerifn.

Chicago, 25. Mtai. Sic bieTi.
aen Staliener, etipd 100000 an Der
Boil, lino olle fiir ben aricg ciuge.
nommeu. 9leide S5taliener babelr
it'd bereit ertldrt, Die italienilde
Re9ierllng finan5iea 3lt untcrltiiBen.
gttua 25,000 Stoliener i'm nilitGr-
pflidtigen 9llter iinb bier auidlIig,
pon pcIden 10000 @eiteIlungs.
ororc erbalten baber. slber bis
belitc baben iid mir brei 3nm 3ienit
gcneIoet.
9iugbanlpton, n, 81, 25. 02oi.-
3rifden 100 3taIicnern lno GcItcr.
rcidern fam es ocitern bier at elmer
bIlltigcn SdIdgcrei, nobel 5pei
aSStoliener eritoden iunr0en.
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(Bren luirb aellenl

Son0on, 25. Diai. - 3u ben Mit.
glieoern oes neuen britiid1en sa.
binetts peroen lmtcr an0eren aud,
2oro Guraon, Der frilbere 8i5cf0nig
BON Sn0ien, Sir Gomaro Carton,
Der llliterfiibrer, 1nlo Der friibere
5taotsiefret1r 2oro 2on8oomne ae-
boen 2or0 2ansoomne miro oes.
balb In oas aobiuett aufgenonmen,
neil Sir G0poro @rep NIT glrbeit
iiberla0en lit 1tno iiberoies iuegen ei.
mes 9tugerIeioens gelegentlid auf
6erten geben muB. IS iteIlte iif
ouber ais notbpcnoig beraus, filr
i'm einen geeigneten Steabertreter
81 finoen.
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SalIauD's Yrpitll
eat cine Abnlidif Rntt mit bic Hn.
siaatru On CfniidlIanb
aetiditrt.

jm Naaa % giai, hbtr eonhan.
Cit balIdapiidlt ltaifrana bai
etr etutidlta Atattrnna cine Gats
uhftianot IN btr Nt nfnfa has Der.
ifnltu beF atuiiiunia@ am Z. Mai
anrdl riu brntidlra llnttritthooi g,ro.
ttli trbfbt. lm A'tifHtlidttn idllitht
ildl hitic Note on bra Murtlant Der
dmfritaniIdltu M, Hnb miro briun.
bcos oarani aufmrrfiam armadlt,
ban and metrere 0plldnocr bas res
ben babel Bcrlurrn.
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9as fummt bonn 5Ol6atcnfpieleu! /!

Jrenott, gaebr., 25. M1ai. =
5obn 9alapa lpollte ieineu 54mie.
geriobn 6ront gtao0aB auf oeiien
5arm bel SnBoer aeigerL pic in
4oIen @elpebrgriffe geiibt meroen.
gu oieiem 3tuede iAuIterte er Elm
gelaoenes @elpcDr, CAB ie0o1 nidt
genitgenO 9Idt, oeun pl0bli6 ent.
llto iid hasielbe. Der SduB traf
6ranf Rao0as 10 unglidlid III ole
Seite ooB er in Elm Soipitol IN
0nlabo befor0ert meroen nlltbte.
9oftentlib miro 6raltt baIo pieoer
heraeitellt.
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.aeH eniltR0s n lbaliin anBelt
.sneefltgnafH iommm ssvflFesH
amgfif1diittf t8fehlHladslgf bgllh
efH gdl iH H9itunaltH uui meaef
pie dltonn. mglaltn He hei IhFam
ElmfttdnDf sugA enHlana nasaa
kht llAb Ntldmerhs liz gr6earn
etfarlfufe hea Hduum8Ile linr
oaiieIbe itaiiasHi Alilion Eaam
eifit Ngldnperbea uidi unaeAavs
effAaileu ldiich m0rtes Ie6adl nhl
oie AnhpoH EetiHlarok att big
anerlianiidle Goie beAisaiid 0rA
Jdldlhoottrieaca Eirir lebtc ena.
Ilide VmnaBma ttS miro nadl nidll
oic ollerlet.c iciuD drcr nIad ibn
npitacH cHerBiihc 9ldbnabncn id
erareIicn
Ter bieiiaen rnlliidlen Vctidlnii
lit bereit9 pl peritcbru aeacben nor.
oe1t oaB iid bic Gcr. Stantcn Gin
ioldjes Guraehpn gngI1n0S nidlt dc.
iolla laiieu meroeu Ter cnaIiIdle
9ntidlaiter bat olid iuaegebeu, Dab
ieine 1leaierlmg ciueu Srrtbunl be.
gauarn babe 4'an Oarf ouf ben
peitcrcn gcrIauf Der 3inee gripotnlt
Iein.
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Die JiaIItnn
btItbtn Dirinl
hli sHtFWlfi6t Mfta.
ash hleHH mgaHHt
EtHAalba

AHm ahff raul M Wa
illifH mlra bflsaai mmaAf edf
HalifailAf ffHHpfa aai aBffFiAs
lflef Wthltt atstAtaeH asb has mtb
mtf tftlaisllta btifhi hahta Has
paftllf ani fiaem Neagnisa tmlltsu
Aahat $50 llpHAe atltafa iauit BE-
laeh eefnaWs, eftaiunaaa sab
tftia ttiimatu ah ~ eaatta bff
Atallfatt lasaaHnts Siahn bfHns
bta HA stfl llitiIen ban sft aiftts
ttidiIlata tANnst
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91idlt einaelaben!

Bombing Green, gfo., %. 9eoi. =
1Graltbeniafta9ilD" llnier fiber.
5iingiger Staot8ietrct1r 8ilIiam
sSSennino8 8rDan miro cine idmert
Gnttaui4ung 5i ber8eidnen boben,
0eun ct miro an Der Sof3eit Der
ein3igen Sohter oes Spreders i'm
8ilnoesreprdien Champ
Glorf aus einern icbr triftigen @run-
DC, ndmlid neil er nidt ein1eIooen
miro, ni9t tbetlnebmen f0nnen.
gead elmer 9(enBerltng eineS So
miIicnglieOe8 bon Champ Glart lit
8rDnn Der ein3ieltc I'M politiiden &C.
ben itebenoe 9entpfrot, Scr nidt Elm.
gclaoen 1T. Salt 5000 Geriouen Iol.
len eillgclo0en ietn. (9illp, nat
icaeite nr?)
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9sriiiiSemt's glnIidlt.

8ailinaton, %, Mai. - Der
Grdiibent crflart beute, baf er Die
@cr5Ogernna BON 8entidIlanOs glut.
uprt anf Oas Ginsreifen Staliens in
ben 9ricg 3nriiffiibrt. gIagemcrt
alanbt man bier oaf Die oentIde
slnhuOrt 3nfrieOenitellenO ausfallcn
lUiro.
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g9p[fenbrndl In Sefamnll.

Scfama4, gteb,, %. Mai. &C.
tern ging bier Elm 8olfcnbrndl ME.
Der, Der bic Strafen nnirrer Stabt
! 5uf tief inter @aiier iebte. Seit
Der SOdflnt6 int 9lugnf 1903 1T
bies bas idllimmitc 6odwaiicr. Gu.
lueit bis ictt 6efaunt lit, iinO Waeu.
ldenleben uidt IN betlaaen, bOd lit
gruher S1aoen augeridtct.
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SOn tiirIiidem Sand6uut perienft.

glmiter0am, 6OlanO, %. Mai. =
Gtnem Selegramm bun aonitantino-
pei 5nfolge wnroc 6as rniIildc
Sdladltidiff, lucldes gcitern i'm
Sdluar5en Meer Derienft luurben lit,
Oas Spfer eines tiirfiidlen SandJ-
bpotcs. IS luar ben Siirfeu aelnn-
gen, bic SRatiade, baf tie Elm Sand-
boot inn 5dpar5en Meere batten,
bisber gebeim su balten.
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SprnaSu bei 9glinatorc.

Bridgeport, giebr., rs. N2at. -
gtorolid bon @inotare brad geItern
ploblih elm Eorflo0o Los, Ser Ttdl LIS
MfeiIen ousoeDute iiao foIt cine
5tunoe 0nuerte. Cine aienIic6e 9th.
5abl @tenlden erIitte1 8erIetllnaelt
uno biele @eb1llOe wuroen serItort.
Gent fiirdterIiben Stlrm folgte Sas
gel unO 0onn lt1rfer Rpgen, 5o0aB
and altf ben GeIoerit grober Gna.
ben augeri1tet tpnrOe.
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6lpren3 pcrleQen iucroe. Son sort
aus mirO Der Stouig ofters Die gront
beilldelb irn0 Die aonigin miro Dem
RotDcn arcu5 lire aail8e 3eit luei.
ben. glae groBen auniti1dbc fino
ais oem gtorOen bereits nod sSlo.
ren5 sebrodlt iporoen. (Gen Sta.
licnern itbeint lhon iebt. fonm 0oB
Der sarieg AesnHen, Elm 2id]t aut.
5ligeben.)
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sdlmciser gaentraIitat aeadtet.

Bern, Sdllucis, %. Mai. -
9entIdlanb, SeitrrreidJ-ilngarn nnb
Stalien 4a6en Der gnuOesrsgieruna
amtlide 3niidernag seseben, Oah iir
feine Sdritte snr &erIcbnna Der
0entralitGt Der Sdiueis crgreifen
iuerOsn. SrOtbem limb Sic Sdliuci.
ser eren5trnppen bebentenb ber.
ftarft.
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9entidler @pnInl nerlekt.

Seattlc, 8oiby %. Wlai. - Der
hieiIge oeutidle aoniiI Or. 8ilb.
afiiller lit nun bier mad gltlanta,
Wua uerieht. Gr luar befanntlidI
in cine llntcrindnna onrdJ bic gun-
ocsbegOrOcn luegeu ange6lidDer ge.
iteduna ciues 5abrifbeamtcn 5luefs
Nnsfanfterlangnng Deruifelt.
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sstaIisn idjliekt ftiaen GonSerFriebeu

2unSOn, %. Diai. - StaIien fat
iidl Dem lDn GuglanO, SinfLanb nuo
sSranfreidJ getrDffeuen llebereinIum.
men, tsinen GDnberfriebrn III Sd)fie.
fen, anseidJlOiien, Mic nnarfiin.
Sist, luirO Gin FormcIIer gcrtraa bic.
ribes balo anier5eidnst lperoeu.
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Man untsritiise bic 6eutfdjc
grciie, inbGm man 5u ibrer Ser.
6reitlng beitrdgt
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- .. =. 0nrn, oeutider Dpti.
fer. sIueen untpriudt fir griIIen.
a43--5 9ranocis @ebduoe. Duabo,
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- .. 8. Burn oelttT6et OPT.
ter, Augeu unteriudt fir Bril-.
len. 443-5 granoais @ebauoe