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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02

9lusIdnoer sur qLbreiie nad Dem Sn-
HerH Oes 9anocs bereit ma6eu.
fiir Gclitid Lamb
beitimmt?
Gopcnbopen T. Sauror. -
Gine oroBe 9ooiHg DON aupier lit
beute pon oeu odniiben 9IittoritdteH
bei6Iagnabmt uoroen. 1ies Cargo
mar augcbIid DON einem 0elltid-
gImerifaner geianOt porOen, Der au-
geblid periuden Woate, Oieielbe nit
telit eines foliden 9aOeideines Ourd
oieies Sano nad 0euiidlanO ein-
5liibmuggeln.
Gnergiide 20 Bnobmen
Der ifon0inapii6en
gambler.
@etrpgrao, pia 2on0on, 1.
Sanuar. - Sine 0epei6e ans SeI-
iingfors beiogt, OaB Die orei ifanOi-
napiiden gIationen bei6Ioiien bGtten,
ibre Sanoelsidiffe Ourd 9riegsibiffe
begIeiten 81 laiien, I'M cine etpoige
8ebinOerlmg Oerielben Ourd S1iife
eincr Der friegfiibrcuoen Mddtc 5u
nerhiltcr
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&rRgsnabri1trn.
tGOrtietnne pon Der 1. Seite.)
Ser 6ferreidiide @cnc.


Q8ien 4. Sanuar Qiber glniier.
Dam imo 2onoon. - Sin ofii5ieaer
8eriat ii6er ole greigniiie auf Dem
Rriessihailplab pur0e belite Ueroi-
fentlidt. lleber Die geitrigen Greig-
niiic miro 6oIgenoes semeloet:
nSSn Scr 8ufowiua imo oen aar.
patben pareu oie guiieu seliern ie6r
tbatig. llniere Sruppen baIten ibre
SteIlungen am 5luB Suc5oiDa, i'm
@ebiet 0es oberen G5eremos3, uno i'm
9laspag.Ibale, NO Der 6eino eeitern
bel Gdoerne3oe einen erioIgIoien
9lngriif unterno6m uuO nit ibweren
@erluiten ipieoer abgeihIagen tpuroe.
gbeninls bebaupten uuiere Erlppen
oie belebteu Steaungen i'm oberen
Sataro3a.Giirift unO noroli1 oes
llstof.4aiies. @eitlib pom llsfot
halten rniere Trlppen oQe 8arpa-
ibenpdiic beiett.
9ei @orlibe uno norooitlid BON
3aflic5Du iinO riiiiibe gIngrifie ab-
gcidlagen woroen.
glui oem @rie9sidnuplab aui oem
9aIfau lit glaes rubig Ocitlid Don
Gre6ingo iinO Die Nlontenegriner
sum Riid5ua ge5nunaeu uoroeu.~
Sic @erbiin0eten Die nm.
frciiuilIig in Deutfh.
Lamb iinO.
Berlin 4. Souuor (Orobtlos
ii6er Qonoon). Dic @eiammt5a1l
Ser in Geutihlano befinolihen
Ssricsseeiangeuai Belief iid am Gnoe
oes Snbres aui St3s Sffijiere uuo
577s75 Mouu.
Dies eebt aus Oen beute 0eroiient.
Idten Gerihten oes Smiptqliartiers
berbor oe beiageu oaB in oieier
Geiammt5a6I mcoer Sic internirten
GiDiliiteu nod Oie bel Der Qerfolguug
Der gluiieu in @olen gemahten @e-
ianaenen nod Die iid auf Dem
transport naH Celtihlano 6efino-
lidcu @eiongeneu eirbesriifen limo.
Gic obenaenonnten 3ablen Oertbei'
FEN iid aui sic ein3elnen glationen
ipic fol9t; 5ronfreidb 3459 Sfii3iere,
oarlnter Z Generate, uno 215,905
a)lonn; guBlano 1916 Giii5iere, bar
utter IS @euerdlc. in0 306,29O
Naun; 9elsien 612 Cifi5iere, oornu.
ter 3 @enerale, mo 36,S52 Wonn;
@roB6ritanuien 492 Offi8iere unO
18.S28 Monn
@leih5eiii9 erfldrt oas Souptauar.
tier oeu @eridt iiir irrcfiibreno, roh
0em iiH ii40 oentihe Cfiijiere uno
18l,70O Moun ais arieesgefoueene
in 9iuBlanO 6eidnoch Oa in oieier
3obl sic internirten GiDiliiien cinbe-
0riiien ieien @irfIide ariegsaefan.
aene ipdreu bon oieier anoege6enen
3obl pertuutblid niht mebr ais Is
4ro5elit-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02
@as Scr fron50iiide &C.
nernIitab al mcl0en hat.

@as Der fron80iiide @ e
uernlitab 5n meloen bat
&oris, +. Samlar. - Gas franz
56iiide ariegsmiuiiterilim ueroiient-
lidte belte folgcnOes Bulletin.
o3wiiteu Der Sec mo 9leims ba-
ben 9eitern fait alisidlieBlih 9lrtiue-
riefdmpie itattgeiluOcu. Ser Seino
beidoB crfoIeloS Oas Tori ct.
Georges uno ole 9riideutopfiieIllno.
Die iih oie 9elgier iiiolib BON Gir-
mioe aeihafien ba6en
@ine le6bnfte 9anonooe 5ipiiden
ga goiiee unO GarencD bate fir uns
giinitiac Heiultate; Oesgleiden batten
mir einige GrfoIge 5piiden gilbert
uno RoDe, in Der @egeno BON Ser
neetil uno bei @Ionc Sablon. gln
Dem Iettgeuaunteu @unfte gelang es
uns, eiuige Oeilti6e eroperfe 5u ser
itoren.
SSn Der @egero non Yertbes llno
9ealieioitr beboupteteu mir Die am
80. DECEMBER crrungenen 9ortbeile
glm 81. Ge3eniber idwiea in Oieier
@egeno bas 9lrtinerieieuer wdbreno
oes gan3eu Cages.
Sn Sen glr9onnen madte Der
5eiuo i'm @aloe bon Ga @rurie eincn
euereii6eu 9Iuariii ouf Der gan5cn
5ront Nm ciuigen Steuen gepau-
neu bic Ieiltic5en biz 5u 90 Nieter
@eldnoe. @egeuangriiie puroen ie-
oo6 ioiort pieOer rniernonrmen.
Sn Ser @eoeno bon @crouu ba6en
beitige 9lrtiaeriefdmpie itatt9eiuu-
Ben.
3mii6en WaaS imo W1oieI. noro-
peitIi6 bon 6lirep, 9riiien Die Geut-
I6en in ser 9tacbt bonn 30 big 5im
81. Te5cnber uiAt peniger ais feds
Wlol an Inn Die bon inis an 80. Ge-
5ember genonlmenen Sdiibenerdben
81 nebmen. pile 9lngriiie iiuo abge-
ipieieH uorOen.
llniere 6lieger boben IN Der Der.
qongeieu Nadt Die gabub0ie bon
W}eb unO gIrnooiIle bombaroirt.
gci Steinbod uadlen mir peiter
idrittiupiie 6ortidritte. Sicr mar
Die ieinolide 9Irtiaerie om 81. Ge-
5euber iebr tbatig
9teuiabrs gmpfang 6einI
&r6ii0cuten Yoincare.
&ariS, + Snnuar. 9ei Dem
oaia6rli6en MISUNDERSTANDING I'M
Glpiee.Ealoit iprod 6elite 9Srdiioent
@oincare Oie Soffinng aus, OaB bel
Ser ndditcn g3eiiiabrSfeier Die gan3e
Aelt bereits IN oauernoent geiider-
ten Srieoen ii1 befinOen nioge. Ger
cualiid)e 9oti6aiter, Cir 6roncis
@ertie. iiber6radte ais Senior Oes
oiplomatiiden Corps Ole @liidiuiin-
i6e scr 9iplomaten.
~&'crgr6B Betung -0rr cngIi.
Heu glrmee.
2on0on, T. Sonuar. Gin
bette 9lbeno erlaiierer 9IrnicebeicbI
fiinoigt an OaB oie eegenwdrtiae Or
ganiIation Ser glrnee ourd Oie
S6aiima BON feds 9lrmce'n ueiter
eutwideIt ueroen ioll; ieoe oieicr 9Ir-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02
aoifer @il6eIm's Reu-
jabrSgruB on iciu
seer.

seer.
@crlilJ bio 9ouoon, I. Son.-
aoiier @ibIDelm bat Die iolgcnoe
g3euio5rs 9otidoft on oos Seer uno
sic Slotte gerihtet:
ngtadj fiinfmouotieen idorien
aanpien treten mir in oos ncae
Sobr elm.
@ldn5enoc Siege bat bic oeiiti4c
glrmee foit iiberaa ouf Dem Eerrito-
riiim ocs 6einoes eritritten pdb-
reno Die geriude itnierer @esner, in
oeutidcs @ebiet eini5uoriugen fell
aeidlaeen iino
Wleine Sdiffe baben iid ouf allen
D}eeren nit 3ubm beoedt; Die 8e.
ioblng bepies, oaB fie nidt MIR iieg-
reid 81 fdmpien iouoeru aud ais
Sel0eu 0u iierben Deritebt penn iie
BON iiberleeencn StreittrGften iiber
mdItigt miro.
Sintcr Der 2lrmce itiio Der 6lotte
itebt oie aciammte Station in beiipieI.
loier @ornouie, bereit, ibr Ser5bIlit
ber5ugebcn fiir oeu beinliiben Sero,
oen mir eeecu feinoIide SnDoiion
pert9eioigeu. 9icI iit in Dem alien
sSobr aetbon moroen bod oes Sent
oes @iocritono lit nod ni6t gebro.
den. Stets neue @oroen mdl0t CT
acoen rniere 9trmee ino oie ilnierer
treuen 9inoessenoiien beron; bod
ibre 3obI idredt inns nitbt.
Benn and Die 8eit crnit III, unO
oie 9luiga6e, ole mir 81 bepdltigen
bobetL einc gaooItigc III, mir ieben
Der 8utunft nit oem poaiten Ser
troucn entgegeu.
g2ddit Der pciien 6iibrlme @ottes
bertrme id DER imDcrgleidlinen
Gapfcrteit Ocr 9lrmee uno 6lotte inO
peiB mid Gins nit Der gon5en 0ellts
ihen 0ation Gober IoBt inns Oos
ncue Sobr nit 8nocriicbt beoriiBen,
in Dem Gertraien oii ncue Sboten
uno ncle Siege fiir infer gcliebtcS
@oterIouo.~
9erliuer &rieQSallerlei.
gerlin 1 Snnuar (orabtlos
ii6er SaDbille, 6. 50. Sin aus
@oris Ootirtcs EeIcaramm oil 0os
rSournol 0e Scuebc" 6cridtete, OaB
Qeutidlono I'M D1onat September
nit 8rantreid einen Separotirieoen
gu idlieBcn beabiiHtigt babe. Gieie
Nleloimg miro beute BON crng}oros
oeutiden glageneinen 3eitung" fate.
aoriid beiiritten. Ser Tnriier 9eridt
ging Oabii OaB oieier SrieOe nit
ser glbtretiuig bon GliaB uno 2ot1.
ringeu an 5ranfrcid inO Ser 9lneis-
nrng gelgien's ourh 9elitidIanO be.
iicgeIt peroeu iollte. Die n9loro0ent.
ihe 9llI9cicite 3eiiini6 crfIdri 0dB
geutidlanO uiht I'M Gntfernteiten
on eine 9Ibtretutg bon gliob umo
2otbringen oenfc
Sic ltnriibenin 90 aroffo.
Gos ofii3iellc %reBbueoi melOet,
OoB ans Dlo0rio Sic glodridt eiuge.
trofieu iet OoB re6elliide @3ouren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02

uieoer Eanger beoroben unO oaB Die
Sran5oien bis6er in Ocu9dnpfen III
Maroffo 14OO Manr mo bicIe Sffi-
5icre berloren 1dtten
Sic mirtbidoftIide An.
poiiungsfGbigfeit
Geutidlan O's.
9ci elmer GeriamnIlung ser Sam.
burger Sanoelsfommer beiproa Der
@oriisenoe 0ie beo6tenspertbc 9In.
poiiuuesidbiafeit Oes pirt6idotiIi,
den Sebens in Geutidlono- Gics bo-
be aroBes 3utrouen iu gan5eu Sano
bcrporgerufen. Gic Reihsbant babe
Scrborraaenoes aeleiitet, Die 8ab'
men beluieien eine uneebelre Sei-
itlnesfG6isfcit unO Die meiiten oeut-
iden Shifie befdnOeH iid in ncutro'
len Sdien.
Sc q Tier @ilbe I III S u IL
io6rSlpuni d an oaS bap-
rid c @0nigs spaar.
N}iinhen, I. Sonuar, (Oio Der
lin, Soag. 9onoou.) - 9aiier @iI-
helm erpioerte beute nit iolgenoeu
0orten 0os i6m pom @0nig iiuO ser
a6uiain pou 9aoern oeiauOte gleu-
ia6rs elelronrm $50 eripioere
Guerc @liidipiui6e mo Die gIaer
9agcrn ous UoIlem 0er5cn Sbr
iprcdt mir aus Dem Ser5en, luenn
sSbr iagt, oaB mir oae MIR eiuen @c-
ounfcu uno @rnidj boben, unO 5war
oen, oaB ooS neuc SSobr unierem ge'
licbten @oterIanoe einen 5rieoeH
bringeu moge, Ger @ert1 lit Der
Spier. oic mir bereits gebradt bo6en
tno nod mcrOeu 6ringen miiiicn
ggie berrIic6 lit es, ooB ale oeut.
iden Siiriien uuo 0os aeionnte
oeutide Golf in umpanoclborer
Ercue beiciuauoer ltcbeu, Inn nit
@ottes Silfe ourh itniere beloenmiI-
tbigen 1ulppcu Oen Sieg 81 erfdm
pieu. oen mir nit rneridiiitertem
@ertrouen iiir nnicre aerehte Sahe
erparten. Su ber3li6er 6rcuno-
i1oft @iIbelm.~
Gns gteuiobrSfeit in Der.
lin till.
@erlin I. Sonuor, (uin Soag
uno 2onoon.) Ger Giutritt DER
berlincr @ebolferune in oos ncue
SSa6r 5ei9te gum criten @loIe oeutIih,
oab oos 2ebcn nidt inter uosruolen
@cr61ltniiien in GeutihIouO oerIdilft.
Die ionit gepobnten iro6Gheu nnO
lauten g1eiiia6rSieiern feblteu III Oie.
lem Sabre OollitdnOia. $50 ionIt Die
6eitodite nad 8iuoerten 8dblteu,
poreu eeiicrn mir menige Yerionen
onmeieuo; oui Sen &ouptitroBeu
9erlins mar cs oerbdltniBmdBig ru-
Zig imO leer, oae acknowledgements
fe6lten poaii1noig. Sel6it 0ie &C.
v%r6iit 9lewubr Guic cr.
idallten nur eon5 Uerein5elt
Gieiel6e 9liibe 6erridte in Der gait
sen Sto0t. g9ie eiuer itinen @erob-
reoing nod unterblicb iel6it oas
Goufetti.@erien. gs mar ouaeu.
ideinlid, ooB Die ociammte 9eoolfe
ring nit i5reu @eoanfen bel oen @e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02

mee'r miro aus orei 9Irmeecorps be-
iteben. Gie 6iibriug Der eriten gIr-
NICE miro @cncrol.9icltenunt Cir
Douglas Saig iiberuebmeu ser alt-
aenblidlib Oos erite 9lrmeccorps Der
Expeditions. .9lrHee befe6liat. 9In Die
Spite Der 5peiten glrnee tritt @e-
neral Sir Soroce 8. Smitb-Corrien
Der oritten 9Irmee @cneral-9ieute-
nant Cir 9(r6ibalO Sumter, Der bier
ten 9lrmec @eneraI Sir San Samil-
ton, Der iiinitcn General Sir 9eslie
Stumble nnO Der ie6sten Cir Bruce
@l. Samiiton
@eneralmaior Cir Charles 6.
Monro, General 9ieutenant Sir
CHARLES 6ereiiiiou uno @eneraIliet-
tenant $. 6. 8. @humer iinO nit Ser
6iibrunG oes eriten, be8w. 3tpeiten
unO oritten glrmeecorps beouitragt
moroen. Gieie REORGANIZATION lit
cine 6oIge Der llmiponOIlng ser 9lr-
NEE Oes 9oro aitbener 5u &eguIar.
Sruppeu
Gle @rlebniiie Oes Com.
ooore @eDlett.
2On0ou,1. Souuar. - Iie @r-
Icbuiiie Oes cualiibeu 5IiegerS, Gom-
manoer 6roncis Seiplett, bel ieiuem
fiir5lid nad Gurbaoen imternomme-
neu Slug entbaIt Elm EcIeeramn an
Oas J}ellter'ibe 9iireau ans glmiter-
oom. COMMANDER Selulett, BON Dem
Anfangs ongenonrmen wiroe, er iei
bel Dem 5hIee INNS 9ebcu gefon-
men, lit, mie iebt befannt pirO, bon
einem boadnOiideu aobIenidifi auf-
9ciiidt uno in Mtioeu, @oaauO, &c.
lanoet uorOeu.
Commander Seplett er3d6lte Sol
genoeS. sd fiibrte Oas 9uftidifi.
@eidwooer tn0 fam in Oi6tem glcbel
an oie &iiite BON ShIesmia-Soliteiu.
TanH flog id) iiber oeltihes @ebiet.
unO ndberte mid 5uidaig Gurbapen.
gtoh einer 9IotblouOimo fIoa idj pie-
Der ailf lno traf Oie oeutidc 5lotte
rino mcbrere Srausportidiffe, Die BEL
6elgolauO inter Tampf liegen. Phi
mid iuuroe Elm moroeriibes 6cucr
croiinet, uno id mari cbenfoas meb-
rere Bomber binob. Sd CLAUDE, Elm
Oeiitides S6ifi beiddOiet 3u babeu,
oenn id) ia6, mic bon ibn 0idte
HaudmoIfen niiitiegeu.
Sd fonnte ole 6ritiide 6lotte nidt
wieOer finoen uno mnBte nicoer.
gebeu ga meiu 0lotor parm lief. Sd
purOe bon eiuem boadnOiihen @o6-
Ienoampfer aliaenommen mo bIieb
bort iedjs Gage an 9orO.
9(n9riffo ouf Containing
pei bcfiirdtet?
9(tbcn, pio 9onoon I. Sonuor,
9tus Gonitartinopel perlaAtet oaB
sic oortige OeiltIhc unO 0iterrcidiihe
gotihait i6rc 9ir6ipc aus ser Soiipt-
Itaot nod aIeinoiien 5u bringen be-
abiidtiaen ga ein 9Inariif ser eng
INSTRUMENTATION 6lottc auf 0ie Oar
oaueIlen un0 Gonitantinopel befiirh-
tet purOe. gbeniaas ioIlen iid bic
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SO6er stsmcrbetras.

ct. 2oitis, DO, / Sautor.
6rou 2iIy giid, sic gittipc OcS
9rauberrn 9loolpbus 8lib, 5abIte
gciteru cine &erionaliteucr in SObe
BON $1,60S,000, Die bodite 4crionaI-
iteuer, Die jc in St. SouiS ge3abIt
mnr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02

S,u ser ct. Eouls Stride oil Ser
Gde bon 9roaOpog uno 9ratt-StrdBe
miro &aitor @ail s. Sduos morgen
om eriten gpipbaiius-Sonutag am
@oriilittag oeutid rmo 9lbenOs eng
lid preoigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02

faueHeu 9lngeb0rigeu par. 9lae Ser.
gniigungslofale maren Inn elm lIbr
g8adts bercits aeihloiicu.
Gle ocntide 9eute in oeu
NrgonneH.
@erliM +. Souuar, (orabtlos
ii6er 9ouoon) Sine inoffi3ieue
MeIOuns all Die @olfi'ibe Slecntr
beiost.
ng8ir 5oben inn @eucrol Saupt-
quortier erfabren, OoB Die aricgs-
beute uuierer Srilppen in Sen slr-
gonnen mdDreno oes Nlouats Ie.
5ember i'm Gan3eu 1850 @eiongene,
q yloidiueu-@emebre, IA 01inen-
Derien.@eihiise uno einen gl6rier
betrageu babeu.
Ger dIteite Sobn bes
&ei6 sfau5lers gefoI-
len.
Berlin I. Sanuar, (Dia Saag
unO Souoon) II Ser .@ofolgln5ei.
GER meIoet 5eute, ooB ser dlteite
Sobn Oes Reidsfon3lcrs Or. bon
get6motIn-$oumeg, an 8. Ie5em6er
in Den admpfeu in @olen gefouen
lei. Gie @leloimg, Dab cr peupuuoet
uno geiongen geuomuen uoroen ici,
miro ais ialid 6e3eibnet.
&oiier 6ron5 SofepD's COB
an bic 6citung %r3emDSl.
SonOou I. Saltuor. 5oIgen.
ocS orabtloie 9cIcgronm langte
5erte glbeno bier ans Berlin all:
Ger oiterrcidiidc aoiier bat Dem
Commander Is. s. Courtney, Dem
l5iibrer oes amerifaniidcn aoIliers
uSoiou" mO Dem omerifouii6cn
@eneral.Goniul in @euua, SSobu 50.
Sones, 0as Gbrenab5eiden oes 9lo-
then &rei5es cutter 9laiie perIiebcu.
gIu Oie 9ciabiiug Der 6eihng
&r5embsl ian0te aoiicr 6ran3 eSo-
iepb foIaenoes EeIegramm:
Seine f0niglide SlpoitoIiiHc
Maieiidt erfennt Oant6ar oie 6eloen-
baite SaItung ser 5cihngs6eiotuug
Don &r3enDsI an. Ger 6epumOerns.
pcrtbe gioeritano, ocn oic @crt6ei-
oigcr Dem 5einoe gegeniiber Ieiitetcu,
criiint oen aoiier nit Scr feitcn 8u.
ueriidbt, ooB 0ie Setting erfoIorci6
jeocm gIniturme Oes SeiuOes itano-
6olteu iUirO.~
Oiinfirdeu micOer Ourd
Dcutihc 6Iiegerbombar
0irt.
Yaris, I. Snnuar. - 9ic Sta0t
Giinfirden al Scr glorofiiIte bon
6ronfreid murOe am Gouneritag
pieoer BON bier oeutiden gleroplanen
boirbarOiit. Qieie almoe bringcn 9e-
rihtc, ipelhe iudbreno ser 0tadbt III
Eoris ctntrufcit.
9iihts 9Scues, io9t @ois.
= oris, +. Sonuar 81 Gos beute
9l6eno bonn fran5oiiifen &riegss
bureau crlaiiene Bulletin ent5dIt Ie-
oiglin oie folgenOeu @orte.
n9e5iigli6 Der beutigen Speratio-
nen III nihts glenes 5ll nermeI0en. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02
repcamUrc Nan- unO spat.grrcin. !"

Der o1Smmerpdbrenoe ,SDcamora
9au- uno SpnrsGerein 9lr. I" miro
@lontag 9lbeno in ieiner Sobresper-
iammlung in g1r. 1905, Sii-@ratt-
StraBe, ole 8eamteu fiir Oas ueue
Nohr erIp1hIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-02

9on0on, t. Sonuar. Sin
6eitc 9lbcno erIaiierer 9Irnicebeicbl
fiinoiat an, OaB oie seaenmdrtiae Or
gauiIation Ser glrmee ourd Die
S6niimg bon feds glrmce'n ipeiter
eutpideIt weroen ioa; ieoe Oieicr 9lr-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04

roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR SAt.E-24 head OF 80-pound
shoats. one 6-year-old we'll broken
mare. Belle Mcbride, miles west, |
south IMPERIAL
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04

Mrs. Paine Dies-Mrs. Anna Paine,
aged 81 years, probably the heaviest
person in the valley, as she weighed
400 pounds. died Tuesday at the home
Of her daughters, four miles west of
CaleXico, from pneumonia. The fu-
neral was held yesterday at c. A.
Skaters chapel, interment in Ever
green cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
INSPECTING SAND
HILLS ROAD TODAY

Good roads boosters from various
parts of Southern California this
morning passed through Ell Centro en-
route to the sandhills, where the party
is being taken in order to familiarize
the members with the conditions un-
der which the road has been con-
structed and the progress that has
been made.
In the party are: Z. A. Dickson of
the Tribune Express; c. f. Stern, state
highway commissioner; O. X. Parker,
engineer of the Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce; W. w. Pedder Of the
Los Anoeles Chamber Of Commerce;
G. A. Brock, vice president of the
Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce:
Senator p. f. Cogswell, Ell Monte, of
the committee on roads and high
ways; Z. p. Clarke. editor Of the
Riverside Press, and Hon. w. A. Alvey.
They We're accompanied by Arthur
Shepard, chairman Of the Board of
Supervisors, and Supervisor Beal Of
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
PLEADS GUILTY TO
CHARGE; FINED S35

Charged with grand larceny, which
later was reduced to a charge of petit
larceny, David Davidson yesterday,
before Justice of the Peace Mayfield,
entered plea of guilty on the lesser
charge and was fined $35. In addi-
ton to the fine. the court imposed q
sentence of six months Imprisonment,
to be suspended pending good be-
havior. Davidson was represented by
Attorney d. l.. Ault, while the prose-
cution was conducted by f. L. Simons,
deputy district attorney.
According to the original complaint
filed against Davidson, he is charged
with having disposed of two diamond
rings that had been placed with him
by client who was desirous of trad
ing the jewels for poultry. Davidson
is alleged TO have left the rings with
a local merchant as security for a
clothing bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
DEPUTIES APPOINTED
BEGIN WORK AT ONCE

Deputy assessors under w. w.
Weaver, county assessor, yesterday be
gan the regular assessments i'll vari-
Gus parts of the county. Five depu-
ties yesterday were appointed, MAX
ing a total of nine working under the
direction Of the county assessor.
The deputies are r. r. Snow, Roy
Shepard, j. r. Sulassi, Harry w.
Krotz, George T. Tally, Harry A.
Hastain, d. W. Weist and Florence
Langtree.
The deputy assessors will remain in
their territory approximately one
week at a time and then submit their
accounts to the assessor.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
JUSTICE DEALS WITH
MANY ROAD-FLOODERS

Lack of evidence yesterday after
noon resulted in the dismissal of a
charge of road flooding against w. S.
Fawcett, Heber cantaloupe grower,
who some time ago was hailed before
Justice of the Peace Mayfield on COM
plaint of +. w Young, county road
foreman. Investigation failed to dis
close cause for complaint and the case
was dismissed for lack of evidence.
A. Anbort. whose ranch is five
miles south of FL Centre, yesterday
entered a plea of guilty on a charge
Of road flooding and was fined SO.
Complaint against John Doe Artuse,
whose ranch adioins this city, was filed
this morning. together with a similar
complaint against Johnson Woods on
a charge of flooding the Silsbee road.
All Of the complaints were issued at
the instigation Of f. w. Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
Wants Government Eailrnaa.

San Francisco. March 4.-Rudolph
Spreckels, San Francisco millionaire,
offered a possible solution of the fl
nancial difficulties of the Western
Pacific 1T a conference this afternoon.
He suggested that inc government
take over the property and recon-
mended that the hondholders telegraph
the California delegates in Congress to
take the matter up. He proposed
that the state legislature, which will
meet Monday. memorialize Congress
looking to federal ownership of the
road Spreckelg and other bondhold-
crs feared. unless quick action was
taken, Wall Street spcculators would
oct control and The hone Of California
for IN Independent road would lie gone
forever
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
TWO ARE BOUND OVER
TO SUPERIOR COURT

Carlos Mccormack, we'll known To-
cal Mexican artist, this morning, aft
er a preliminary hearing at Imperial,
was bound over to the Superior court
for trial on a charge of burglary. Nc
Cormack was remanded to the coun-
ty Jail following his inability to raise
$1,000 bond.
According to the complaint, Nc
Cormack some days ago broke into the
store Of Varney Brothers at Imperial,
where he stole three pairs of trous-
ers. He was arrested shortly after
the commission of the crime by I'm
perial officers.
George Howard, arrested in FL Cen
tro some days ago by Deputy Mar
shall Tyson, this morning was bound
over to the Superior court for trial on
a similar charge, after a preliminary
hearing before r. b. Whitelaw, city
recorder. Howard's bond was set at
$1,000.
Howard is alleged to have stolen u
suit case some days ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
REBECCA LODGE
is ORGANIZED HERE

Barbara Worth Rebecca lodge No.
1853 was organized yesterday after
noon under the direction of Mrs. Ivey
Best. The ledge was instituted in the
evening with membership list of
about sixty. The CaleXico lodge con-
fe1red The degree on about 40 can
didates. In addition to members from
CaleXico, a delegation from Imperial
was present. who attended the ban
quet which was held prior to the cere-
monial. The new officers were in
stalled bv deputy GRAND officers. They
are: n. G.. Mrs. &. w. Evans; Y. c.,
Mrs. J. w. Lindsay; r. s.. Mrs. Con-
verse; T. s., Mrs. J. l.. Travers; treas
rrer. Mrs. Clara Ogden.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04

Theatre Tulane-"Psycho," the brain
whose demonstrations have
startled the world, is also amusing
and entertaining, and will open his
two-night engagement at the Tulane
tonight. The regular change Of pic
lures will also be shown. The price
of admission will be p cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
CITY AND VALLEY

Fire Alarm-A small stack of hay
IN the rear of the Blinn Lumber Com
pany yard caught fire this morning at
1915 and the alarm was sounded. The
loss was nominal.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
LUMBER FOR ROAD
ON WAY TO-DAY

Frank Reading today received a lei
ter from Ed Fletcher Of San Diego,
which states that 10000 feet Of lum-
Der, or nearly 5 carloads, has been
shipped from San Pedro today. Part
Of the lumber is consigned to Calex
leo, while the remainder viii he m-
loaded at Ogilby, to be used in con
struction of the sandhills road
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-04
THROUGH MUD AND WATER,

customers who enthusiastic Ford owner e ana
of his Cotton TO Imperial
conditions of the worst Read the story Tor yooSe
that you will be interested in trip to the mpeTlal %
California beaumont ana Mecca
roads good from Cotton to Mecca but Tor dou e9 ne OUT I'd
The board dragged IN
the three the and we had
the Ford powed right through Inc rest Oh
the uverts fills almost washed
out nothing for the machine to drop IN the
and then climb stfaigh up
had and hold the lower SIDE OF
Of about ortyfve degrees with mud the bottom about
little Ford always top and right
There our trip that she failed to work
perfectly adjustments and running perfectly when
we arrived in Brawley.
trip about 75 miles and we used about 8 gallons oil
much lost work dtches
climbing and mud we could have made the
trip with gallons of gasoline