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StnIiem nueinis unp idledlt aerii.

itctl 0ie Rorbbclltidc 9lug. SETTING
loot;; ,gSir millien aif cine uerbGnqs
nl6oolle unb oieIcidlt 81 tribe Gut
tdlclouns Oorbereitet ieirl. @erii.
uet 81 iein, meint oues. tuS mir
t}no aerilitct. &ir brulhten ME
y3n einiaes eStolleu 81 iilrdltcn: mic
otci menlaer Elm uueiuiQe$. i'll
Dem cine aenoIntion tcbt. Staten
hnoiat lid ieIber.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Sic ,Sreibeit oes Mecres" mill nm.

icrc NegierlmQ pom 0eutihlone cr-
yninacu. nufoen tic 5uacitonOet hot
81 idnodl 81 fem Ole GrcIheit noil
ENGLAND 5i cr8min9en. l(no m1brctio
0ettiflnno iiir Die geiOroerte ,yrct-
hcit Nes McercS fdntpit, orobt oas-
iclhc 4nerifo ibm ~ocaipe9en nit
GriCq lluo nos ncunt mnt ~itlotS
mGmlildc 2oQif.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
0itd,cner hat giedlt, lueun CT

ioQte. oaB DER ariea i'm Mai onIalt-
gen milr0c, er p~eridumtc MIR uoroils-
5uiaqett. 0oB Ieutlflono i'm onfun.
gen mcroe. N lc loBt lid Elm 3eltge
noiie III eincm rondl britilhen glatt
h0rcn. Ser Mann lieht elm 2itt. uuo
che Ct picle Wonofe oltcr a~cuoroelt
Iii. miro oies 2idlt sur Stlumi &.
II a. toH nCr0elt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
grdmien sesen MebrbsSablnng.

Aodbu d.
@teioers oeutIdlsamefIt1ntlhe5 Aodlouh
tGr fleine SamIlien. @on &dloemar
Ghreper. @reiS - SeutS.
0dbmahinen
Gte .moroneru" : &obnaidIne No, fl
oui 3 Sabre ldytiiiItdl 9ura'u'rt. Crop
S,eon~ sebebouie, ernu IeuNe Solltnr.
ale n~eueiten BerheneruilgeIi, dbloIut
be bette Wtuldule. Iir lrgeio ellell
Rreis erhdltIidl III 90
Gis ..toroltern" N0bniGidine Ho. :, ges
ran nie so. /, nun nit dltDonidtI.
shem Drop Ssao" Szf
Sic .gtproitce.t s9ianmuid dine No. 3, III
Boloen Gai : @ebaule. outbomdtlldem
wGbntn &ift", augeldger : Oefeu mn
authnmatiitem Belt 9iepldcer" DO
benz arm. aebdrtete Stdblt9eile. dle
-Sttadrmeuts" III Sammet Ndltbeil
Giue quite 1loidline All Gem lehr ellil,
aen &rei5 bon MIR slS
Gte .Goroitetn" Z Mdihme no I, ae
nau ME yio. 3. MIR III Ge9tseabitet.
Forut. S%i
size SieIe Maidinen lino abiolut 9os
routirt. Gle Srddt bat Der Ndulet gu
atraeen uno iie betru9t oon COG bts 81,
te modl Der Siitai5.
GteIe H%rdtnientlite miro utile iueltere
Eoti8 bon 3ett gu 3elt ergdt'3t nlo per.
6nOert. uuo oiele Srelle rldjteli lldl lldh
Dem letpeilIaen @tarttluertb.
Nm Better uno 5ideriten lit cs. pas
@t!D Der y 0 idnmeiu nus tNloneg
Crber), Die Der 3oltnIcliter III Sen gros
bersn Crtfdlnfteu auSireIlen lonil, 81
a~EcrIenoen. Shenle gut lnn ltder mo
eie grpreRdnue unaeh mel
dc bic Aqelltef III allen GrpreBs Statlos
uen ausitetlen. &ena mani oas Wcln per
&oltdnipeilung o0er per @rpreBanlpelluns
ftpldt, 1T IS uidt uottn ctl0la. Den hetrers
fenneu Brief tegiitrireu Sit Ianen, peEth
Die NorelIe oeutlldl aeihrieben NJ. yeqs
mon ndaeqeu @udrqele i'll BEN griet 10
Ioute oieIer tets regiitrirt meroelt, Inn
Eher An ieiu, eds oerlelbe ridlfiq ans
tsu1mt. Mir @eloienonHoen III eItFddlem
Brtcfberihluhe liaernebncil MIR teuiets
lei gcruutportlidieit. Sm Sale bon
HnreBberduDeruneen pcraeiie man ia
uidlt. bic q { ehenloiuobl lpje Die II eue
Eoifoifiee nn3uQehcm. penn lonit tUdreti
mir ben Rdmei IN DEN 9itdlertl gar nlbt
liuoeu.
Ronens5 rners biirieE Aidt, lpie ous
70 oft geidiiehf, dls permeiutlldle 2.lilts
ttln0 suridhehdItcn iueroeu, Iolts
bern iiuo Den griefei1 b i3uleQen.
Guittuug erfnIqt nuc nurh Geneeruug
7ees Gatums duf oem HSreBItreiieu.
glnn a0rciiire eiufde6:
.8srbtsrn". ga 6rONe, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
&sas it ser MerthnnterldieS mi.

t6cn eIncm i'll R bineeIdlodl
tefcu uno cincu nit ser ,2uiitos
mia" INSTRUMENTATION Nmcritancr?
Gin 9onS %acipnlii9cr. ocnn ser gu.
itfnnlo Amerifmntr oibt Imcrifo
8ele1cnheit. rod loutcr 9eqen
OentihlonS St betcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
sscnn Grdiocnt Niliou BON Mn,

tang an olf Die 9lnerfenmutg ser
Redie Der neutrnlcu 9Gn0cr nit 9todl.
artd beltanNeu bGtte. Damn brodtten
mir heltte nldit sen Soe pnn mnOert
4merltoneru ~bcIrouern. Sic bel scr
1erpeotrnna 0cr ~Suiitunin" lmlQe
tommcn liuN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
&cnn StaIiea ieit - Sa6ren 10

hiele .~beredtiate @riinoe" gum
sSrlegc aeQen Ceiterreidl lliQorn
hottc. murlnt trot Is ntm oor -
Snbrcu Nenl lrcibtno bel! 60 t6n
o1cu mar nerrotherildle Gouoiucn ban
Sdnl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
.3srbfsrn". ga 6roiie, @is.

Sin &riea Scr ger. Stnatrn aegeu
ScIItIfiauo mare Mdhnitnnl 9tldt
etfoa cir n9iuoeitrih Amerltarer"
hot 0ds gclaqt ncilt. DER &ors
llbenbe Scr Amerlfauiidcu slot
t|enlina.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
wait modtc nun e. nldt fiir maa.

tldl aolteu ouE Ger Nuiul. Der 10
ro'd1 NIT leiucm tlrtbeiI iertia ut, Der
10 oar nld)t oeu Urnit Der 5eit er
meiielt tam. fdiJ 5pci Ierulne hill
nurh oos 4mt Oea Er1lioentut Der
lehcn hot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

nlI'ltdltlg1ng Der Sooung ourdl onlc.
rlfnnilde uflo britiihc 9eante i'll
Aar Norf OILS acnlIarnn on5uerfennul,
neil nclc Sn0unQ ouf Sec i%lbcrnunt.
men lncroen f0lne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

Sas bis snm Nfel nnUiOert, lit,
Dor ilher hcu Ndrburisuua OeS Scc.
friepea 0Ic @iotion am melltcn Ia
mcntirt 0ie lldl ser Hetorni oe9
Srien3redte9 5ur Ger unl bortl0dIg
ttcu lpl0erIeet Bot.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
9enti9e s%dwadmatitnHe.

Gblenae ME
Ipobrid)e Of
aud au0er sluo
bIGr5ulanoe, limo
nah 4srGiioent
&iliclls ihnrfer
mo bisher nod
nidlt %bcalttlporte
ten 9tote oil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

Ger G0Ille fre4.0l1 OegruDIe@ SlHl
1ee Sebcia er0uifcnoe Gucle.
1a5 1T ser Gerheerunq l%ilerHc @lItr.
2as IT oIe 5~iiugelnoe 7 ID el Der &nrh,
1c$ 6euers itdltrige @ellc.
Ser 1Yetn6 irt Qou0! Ger giiu6cr I'M 2on6!
Gem @Qual II, : dmcfel lefn &ert 1T 1Sono;
er ish ton : eufelu ole 9$nileH:
or 1ptl ans b~lubenocnr NeiHfothQaL
aus euuii9en Bottles ac0eibltdeut GoH
Gln ðenqcfiI6t lddficr.
9iad Citel. BON bitteren EbrGrcu bcthant:
9Scldl ucues Glomuen2 1ua 0culiht Sdlpcrt
entlcn0ct 10 ~iunteln0e Strobten:
Us matt nte eoottes rddDeloer NliB
llno ldeiidt pom lhmdblid crrafitcn Ncie
lie riud)bclalenen Tonnalci.
l|riIintpb; llno ood r uuier 4ltQe lhaut
9tad Gitcu, BON bittercn (brancn betaut:
6abl grinii ibm eltgcgcn &erocrbcn;
Pills Bate Die @nlIe bort gebultit
Stegt alles III Sdlttt mo Sdcrbei.
Die StGotc. nod iiinait 5rpiitcn Seen uno 6lur
1erei1t ais bllnfenoe Ecrltnihnur,
Gln &dIfe gcifDarSter 4taucr1;
Seuidlen 6as SebclI, oos bier, i~ln15irft
Gom frie0eu, gcpobnt uno gtpebt mo 9%cpirft.
0es 1ooeS ciiigcn 1hoilern.
Weuidcn fir III g(riu. tuuicnomol n c 1t
@Sc qroB Die 3crltorlnQ. un0 bod mc tlctn.
@enteicn ON gon3el Heide
l~ln15ln0elt bon 5dbtloier 6eiubcsidaor
"iritlt lpeitcr uno Iteht mentmur5elbo
Die ntndtige ocltlhe 8 DIT
Ste trdqt lir ieocs 9eieh1te 9lutt
&ttl bunhert friidc. Sir ieoc Sto0t
&l Srliurlern r1b Ilde pralgcl
Giel bunocrt itol5 mo unueriebrt
llnO hubel ibrc Atacn mad Citeu qetebrt
lu brcnnel0eul Sbutpcrlanqct.
mlcidypic fem &ino perlpaiit mo uerorWt,
ASenn leIncr en glltiger Wtenit) lit erbdrnt,
90 molen gum %filnftigcn Seqcn
Die 0eItidlen Stu0tc, Die olfredlt iin6.
cid e1llc g~ebei1te ipohtei gum Gtno,
Inns lle6cno geluno SIT pfIeacll.
ltno ipieoer 6udt BON Gitcn eir Strdbl.
Gr5eugt oou acldrpnt9encr @antner Sta1l:
Sic uaqcIt mo nleten mo %3lnttuerlL
BIS ouieriruneell aus Ifo0ergruft
Iii fricolther. freer, qcrciuigier Snfr
- ci nj # dtten mir @liidlit1c ldinmtcrlt.
ytad = it. II lit unier Antlib gctuonot>
Stcbt plrpurnes e8liibeu au Mirmrel&rulo.
0ds nIclt mehr 6renler %Citfudlcn:
0ie 2 . mn c aebt oli; Die 2 D IL ~ gc6t aui
l(n0 front III qlorreidetr S~ieacSlalif
les neucn QeutlhIuu0s Grm odc en-.
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prdmien Site.

Gin eyabr I'M g'orou5 be3abletoe a9olls
reflfen erhnlfen ie eiaeH ldoae1 Ndleue
Der als 8rdmie gratis mo poriortei, YIN
Rrdmteu iiuo i~oIgeu6e sur Au5IpaFl oorf
sdrtDeu:
Tnturpoii II.
(@aoou llro i'm @an8en erei3ehn Nlnls
rferll erhiieuea utp nod , 5tlini@
ulvrt an SoanN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

2a Gronc oeu II. MAJ 1919.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
9 fpr Ren.
Sin ErOlug. Spn ynOluis 6nlEa.
gpu ynOluig 6ulea.

adj : il en- III mnier AntIlt Qelpano.
2Sie oos Der Better in Wiorgcnlm,A.
gScnn plrpltr an Minlmel cntilinoet
Gin Ipoaelber S6ein, Elm madlicnoer @ton5
Gin Iof iidl eupe!terlloer 6laiimncntran5
Zen Auinonq Der Come uerfiHoct.
9pf mfb Dies 2o0cru bcoeutet nidt
Ger Come ire.,0i1 begruBtes Slht,
7pe NebcuS ero1jfruAc S,ucllc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Qofaler Warftberidt.
Wieb. nno Tleijbmarft.

ga groii.. 20. 0sui.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

81 ID + u ~.
@sciaer's eutidsamerifautItes Sodlbidl
fIr neine ,Samllieu. &0H &Sdloeniat
Ehrener. 3rei5 - Seuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

moligcn @liriiter oes aeubern Pi-
don iiber cine llnterboIhtng beri@-
teie, Die 3piiden aaiier @iIbeIm uuo
0ent aonig Der 9elgier Itattgefiiroen
uno on Ser ouH Ser Gbef oes @ere-
ralitobeS b. 9loItfe tbeilgeromrer
6Gtte Ger a1iier imo General b.
N2oltfe bdtter iih oabiu geduBert,
onB irfolee Der Snltun1 6ranfreihS
Elm 9rieg unperneiolid lei. Ger SO.
mig Der 8elgier babe proteItirt uuo
ertlGrt, es bieBe bic 9Ibiihien DER
fran5oiiideu 9leoierune eutiteIIert
uenu man iie 10 nuslegc, ober Der
9oiier nno General b. Moltfe icicn
bon ibrer W2einurg uiht ab8ubriu-
gen Neiueicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

ng1u, lit Sbr 9aeiie, Der @riInitna'
bel, iebt eeiebter eeworoen?"
80, beOeutenO, iebt lit er lrhon
ulir mebr elm @elbihudbell"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
Sin frausSFIdes 0sIbbndl.


9lls Gre1r3ine Der bon Gnglnno,
RuBIono nno 9elgien peroifcntlit.
tel 3uicruleritenureer 0iplonlotis
ifer Gofumente bcroffentliHt bette
Sic fron5oliIhe Heeierilre Elm @elb'
bud, bos als cine Gnteeeniins ouf
oos oeutihe @eiBbuA oufjufaiien it,
Gas @eIbbuG entb6lt duf 216 Seiten
100 gum eroBten Gbeil DoIlitdnoig
neue Tofimente Gs eibt einc gu.
iomnenitenung Der llnterreoiirgen
ino QcIegromme, Die 8uiIhen ben
92ceicrunger oes EreiperbauoeS uno
ienen In Berlin un0 Bien BON Be-
ainn oes GonflifteS an. oos beiBt ieit
Der Grnoroung ocs Gr3ber5ogs 6rott5
ferdinand un0 ser lleberreihung Der
oiterreitiih : ungoriihen g1otc al
Serbien bis 5unt gliigcn6lid Der
oeutiben &riegserfldriing an HuB-
lamb getpehielt uuroen, lie Zen
Oeilj oes @on8er eebt nad einerWael-
oing Der GoIi. 3te. oobin, Der oeiit-
ibeu YoIitif 5u unteritencn ooB iie
in Bien niht i'm Sinrc 6eS 6rieoers
getpirft, ionoern Die @iener Heaie
RING pielnebr sum Storriinn ernut-
tbiet babe, iud6renO 6ranfreih, Gna-
LAMB uro HuBIano ibr @RoglidItes
get6an b6tten, Inn einen eiiropdiitcr
Gonflift 5u permeioer
Inter oeu Gofumeuteu oie auf Die
8eit Dor Dem 8egirn Der Strife gu
rlfareifen, lit 0as ittcreIiontelte cine
Eepeidje Suleg 6ombons, oes ebcmd
Iiden @crlincr 9otidofters, Dom p
9lopem6cr 1918, moriu CT oem ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04
l.O7l.818 NnidleI.
NeiIIiae &hIMBraie:
9euIiae SAhbraie.
lcsEduie auf ser @aItlmorer Nftirn.
b0ric

Z AMbsst9SS bH uml losumlm
600 Wdlio Gun 4er on @ 0....... Qa3a
I 600 Chicago Nbs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
% 600 Conf Goo 5Cr.................f .fO9ia
600 Cont O. G & 9 4ihtr........ 81
900 Cotton Hucl sec (cia) ....... 39n
600 liniieo glhe inc 4er. ............. 80
MnibeiIe @ = a g cont 1924
. Wnibcilc rni 9p5 com ........ 26
l6 qlnlhellc Cont Goal .......... o2
4 W1ibelle Wlarn anb G0incm ..... A9M
20 Nnibelc uuiieo Nbc cont ...... go
@eItrige 9Sreije dui 0cr 9aliinorcr
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0%ereinietc S6nacr bpn &nltimure.9
dcnriin0pf tG9S

g%crciili9tc Sdnaer bun Baltimore" "
ae1riinoet 1885.
Souptduartier germonid Di1n.
ner9or-GIubbaus.~ 02r. $50, gicrO.
9oworo.StraBe
@eors 2eftert, NrdiiOeHt, gar. 215,
@eIt.SoratogaitroBe
Sobn u. alein, Dirigent, gtr. 201,
observation-disclosures.
@eorg SinmcIbeber, prot. unb
correIp. Sefrctdr, gtr. 500, gtorO.
9foie.StraBc.
Sernarn D1idlif, gHasneiiier,
Ger. 7t9, Worner-strobe.
6ris &ofmdnn Ginon8iefretds
Der. 2j1t. @eit-Eratt.GtroBe.
@nI. 9. SiIoebrnnbt, @ibIiotbetar,
gr. 2029, observation-disclosures.
Sermoun @rdfe, goriiter Bee Diii.
ft.Gomites, Ger. 1912, Meit.IliiI.
berrp,StrdBe.
.s(rion.@elauobereln."
n&ormonie.~
o@ermanio-Md :
n6robIinu.~
,gbolia.Wl1nuerhor.
,Mosort-D -Dldnnerdor
,GiGenfran5."
@ermonin-Guartett.Glub."
,Y1elo0ie~
wleeoer-Se SeiauaDerein.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
gcrciniatc 0Ir6sitcr.Sdnsrr ban
Baltimore.
Soubtauarticr nSuuncfe &ulle,
81, 4Os, @eit-oeriugton-StrdBe
Sobn gsoto, grdIiceut, GER. 2O29'
gos6.StroEc.
tSeoro B. Noeblnlann, Girissni'
Rr. 202s, 6oirmount.slOerae. ~
W. Qron. Sefretdr, Yer. l4zo'
Saubcrt.5 5trabe n
Srouf gorlastp Sdaenicilier' y'r'
2t0, Sii0 6. StraBe-
so5ioIiiiiide cie0crtnfel" sing
Ihuoe Tienltag-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Grapefruit. pro @tRd. +. F.. .5e.-10c.
GeiseH, pro Bftino. .15e.
aaitonien, pro Guart ..... 20c
NreiieIbeere;t pro 2un-t =. .10e.
ganaHen, pro 3t0.. 10c.-12e.
%Iaintoin-8ouanen, prc 3tO. .25c.
Gatalpba Troubeu, @orb 15c.
aIunanaS. pro Stiid 5c.-20c.
Gr0beeren, pro Quart .75c.
@Htter uu0 Gier.
Creamery (9Roabuttcr), pro Ffo. 4Ac.
Stildbuttcr, pro Hfano 46s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

g3ois. 8ufubr 296.590 @u.
ihcl; @crionot BON oen eIepotoren
t90.957 guIdel; GIeOotorenDorrat6
,462. 9S2 9uIdel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Gelltidcr 5olOot IN 6santrcih,
r6routreib mnB friiber oc6 mol
Oeutid sepeieH iein. mober iolItcn +
0eHn sic pielcn oeititben &orter, pie
Goic 9}eiiourant, Yerron Sureou
etc., berbabcH!"
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.9I6er licbc Srau WdiIler. jrti
Icinmern Sie 10. DAB Sbr Wonn nit
icrt it, uno iouit baben Sic Oob ben
eon5eu Gag nit ibu ee8anit2~
n9lh @ott. eben 0as ieblt mir
jctt iol~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-04

Us el en-. = Buhlbr III
9uideI; @crionOt BON ben GIepatoreH
i7l.03S 8uidel; GIeratoreuporratb
] ,369,O04 @ui6eI.
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Nn ser qnfen.

6rtnH sd tpeiB gar uipt parum
Ntuineion 0amols 10 bic YrsuBsn
ssIbsigeistut int. Sch bin frrR, fpenn
lA Il, niht ish.
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kSlr1dSr 8St1rSI0n
MACH FLETCHER'S
q A. s. K q RIA
9SreiIe i'm GerinatUn-Tiarft
SIeif6.

Snmmbraten, bro Tfuno -. 1sc.
SeoIbs.GoteIetten 9Sfuno zoe. 25c.
SHinfeiL bro 9funO 2Oc.-22c.
Sdinfen (eclanitten) pro Hfo. SOC.
Shpeins.G Gotelettch pro TfO.. 20c.
SbnibeI, pro Bfo. .25c.
aoIbs.5hniteI $50. 25c. -35c.
@orterbouie Stcot, @fO. 25c. -2Sc.
SirIoin Steaf, @fun6. 22c.-25c.
&ippeubroten pro Nfo.. 1Sc. -25c.
Suppenfleiid, pro @iS. 12c.-15c.
$dmbureer Stcaf Hfb. 16c. 20c.
SolsfIeiieo, bro efunb 12c. Soc.
Smrm.Shulter, pro Nfnno .15c.
S@mor.2amnL pro Tiuno 10c.
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@lier. rNu. Sunse, bate btuk in
Der Sd,uls mas geruBt?4
&arlHen. ~Ad. ipsnn ser 2eArtI
mos gefraet Eot, bin ih nsrtL-ol ses
6liebert
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@erehtfertiut.

Sort 9u slsi@ ouf nit PisiT,u,
Du 2ousbnbl"
.Dus t0nnen Sie mir MID perbits
ten Wteitrr, SD pfeifs ia ole @aht
an Sfbein.~
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VaItimorcr Wlarfi6eridfe.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
INSANE L0GGERS
 TERRIBLE DEED Shoots Four Employees of Lumber Company Because He Had Been
 Dismissed for Drinking.

SHELTON, April 30. Steele, a logger, while crazed with liquor and smarting under a grievance because he had been dismissed from his po- sition, yesterday killed three men and wounded a fourth before turning the revolver upon himself and ending his life.
 Steele had been in the employ of lumber company for years but had become addicted to the use of li- quor. Recently he absented himself from the camp for several days and when he returned was told that the company had no further use for him. He went to the mems quarters to se- cure his bedding, but while packing up came across a revolver and be- gan shooting indiscriminately among the men in the building. Three of his victims were instantly killed and the fourth is not expected to recover.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
CHARGES FILED
 AGAINST CAPTAIN
Passengers Declare That Captain of General Frisbie Was Responsi-
 ble for Accident.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aprill 3--Charges of negligence have been filed against Capt. Henry Potvin, of the steamer General Frisbie, which grounded in the bay off the exposition grounds last Monday when three hunded persons were endangered.
 The charge is made that the cap tain had indulged too freely in H. quor during the day and was incapable of running the steamer when the acci- dent occurred. Passengers declare that Capt. Potvin made no effort to have the boats lowered and that it was necessary for other officers to take command to prevent panic among the passengers.
 The General Frisbie, after striking the rock, sank in shallow water and will be floated and repaired by the underwriters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
CHIEF OF POLICE
 HAS BEEN INDICTED
Los Angeles Official Accused of Shielding Run Away Girls On
 Downward Path.

LOS ANGELES, April 3.-Chief of Police Charles Sebastian, of this city, must stand trial on the charge of contributing to the delinquency of two young girls. The grand jury, after ex- amining witnesses for two days, re. turned a true bill and the chief has been arrested.
 Sebastian is charged with having assisted two girls aged ,16 and IF years, to escape the vigilance of de. tectives engaged by the girls pa-- ents to find and induce them to re- turn to their homes.
 The friends of the chief assert that the charges are groundless and have been trumped up by enemies to se- cure revenge for his activity in sup. pressing white slavery in the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
SAYS NO APOLOGY
 |S NECESSARY
Insult Offered To American Flag In Mexico City Was Act of Law.
 less Persons

WASHINGTON, April 3.--Secretary Bryan, of the State Department, says that the United States will not de- mand an apology from General Zapa- ta for the dissertation of the Amer ican flag in Mexico City when Me Manus, the American, was killed The insult to the flag was the act of lawless persons and could not be construed as a hostile act by Villas general, who has ordered the soldiers responsible for the insult to be pun ished.
 .General Villas representative has deposited with the Brazilian minister, representing the United States in the McManus matter, the indemnity of $20,000 to Mrs. McManus for the death of her husband. So far as the State Department is concerned the affair, which for a time threatened to cause American troops to be sent to Mexico City, has passed into the his. tory of bloodshed and violence which has marked the struggle in the re- public since the uprising against President Diaz.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
BELIEVE E|TEL
 SLIPPED 10 SEA
Terrific Storm isoIates Newport News and Provided Chance for Ger
 man Cruiser.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-It is be- lieved here that the German cruiser Eitel Fredrich slipped to sea during a terrific storm which swept the coast last night and this morning. Dis patches received late last night stat ed that the cruiser had finished talk ing on supplies and had steam up ready to sail at any moment. The wires are down today and no news has been received from Newport News since midnight.
 It is believed that the storm enab- led the German raider of commerce to put to sea and evade the vigilance of the British and French warships watching for her of the Virginia capes. The cruiser had received a thorough overhauling and would be capable of making 26 knots per hour under pressure. while the warships waiting for her lack speed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
WANT BRYAN ID
 RULE 0N CASE Counsel for Van Horn Declares That State Department Must Rule On
 Extradition Case.

BOSTON,, April 3.--Counsel for Werner Van Horn, the German re- servist, who is fighting extradition to Canada for attempting to destroy the Canadian Pacific railroad bridge span ming the St. Croix river, has asked for a writ of habeas corpus to pre- vent his being tried before a federal court
 Van Horns attorney asserts that his client, being a German reservist, is not answerable to the United States for attempting to destroy Canadian property, as Canada is at war with Germany. He declares that Van Horns case is a matter which must be decided by the State Department.
 Van Horn is being held on the charge of illegal transportation of ex. plosives since serving a sentence of thirty days in Maine on a minor charge while his case was being in vestigated by the federal government
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
BOMB FOUND IN
 SOFA LEGATION
Greeks Excited 5ecause. of Attempt To Blow Up Sofia Residence
 of Greek Minister.

ATHENS, April 3.-A bomb was discovered In the Greek legation at Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, and the people are wild with excitement, believing that the long expected trou. ble between Bulgaria and Greece is about to take place.
 The bomb was discovered by the clerks of the legation just few mo- ments before it would have exploded. The fuse was extinguished and no harm was done, but it is feared that the Bulgarian government encouraged the agitation which eliminated in the placing of the bomb.
 The Bulgarian minister to Greece has issued a statement in which 1t is claimed that the bomb was placed in the legation building by the enc. mics of Greece, most likely Turks, in the hope of forcing the two countries to war and bringing Bulgaria into the fight as an ally of Turkey and Germany.
 { The Bulgarian minister has taken much pains to disavow any connec. tion with the outrage and has endeav- ored to calm public opinion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-03
MRS. CARAVAN ID
 FACE SECOND TRIAL
Jury In the First Trial Failed To Reach Verdict After Being Out
 Several Days.

MINEOLA, N. Y, April 3.-The sec ond trial of Mrs. Flolrence Carman. accused of the murder of Mrs. Bailey, has been set for May 10. The jury in the first trial failed to reacn a verdict although the court refused to discharge them for several days.
 Mrs. Carman is the wife of Dr. Car man, a prominent local physician, in whose office Mrs. Bailey was shot while consulting the doctor Evidence introduced by the prosecution show ed that Mrs. Carman was insanely jealous of her husbands female pa tients and had hired electricians to secretly wire their home in order that she might listen to the conversations in the consultation room.
 Mrs. Bailey was the wife of wealthy manufacturer who was una ware that his wife required treat ment. The person who fired the fatal shot broke the window of the phy- sicians room and fired two shots, one of which caused the instant death of Mrs. Bailey. The prosecution at the trial attempted to prove that Mrs. Carman had intended to kill her hus band, believing that he was unfaith. ful